Fainting goats anyone??

[chicknduck]

They are adorible. I have wanted one for years. Never ot one but they are so interesting.

 

[Jasmine1998]

We are breeding ours, but we are in PA. Should have some babies in June.

 

[KellyHM]

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Wish you were closer. That always seems to be my problem. Sigh...

 

[awesomefowl]

I'd like one! Where in Pa are you, Jasmine1998? Do you have a website???

 

[RedneckChikns]

They are great! I had them...good to use a bait goats in your REAL herd of show/milk goats i.e. they are they ones that Mr. Coyote will take first.

What I found with mine as they aged they would go stiff (still considered a faint) but learned to stay upright. The more they get used to their enviroment the harder it is to get them to faint. They are Adorable, love the pics makes me miss mine but NO MORE GOATS!

 

[LuvinMyPeeps]

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Me too, me too!

 

[dkosh]

I love my fainters. I have 2 currently and Marilyn is expecting in March. Aren't they fun!!!!

 

[Jasmine1998]

I am in Eastern PA, Montgomery County. Here is my website. http://www.irishridgefarmpa.com/goats.html

 

[Attila the Hen]

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[Attila the Hen]

That's hysterical about the goat that faints when dinner arrives. You must be a good cook.
Are the goats kept for milking?