I'm keeping my goats..
...Again fence was done at the back of the pen and Fancy now jumps the front !!! 
Ok, the back, where there is the tarp Ed area...is she jumping on top of there and then getting over? How high is all the fencing now? Is it sturdy enough, or does it give enough for her to jump and it give away to her weight? If that’s the case, she might get hurt in in one day. I have cattle pan less, my goat with horns got stuck where the poles meets the holes last year. We had to go around and put 2x4” by every space so she couldn’t get her head caught again. Is there anyway to expand the pen? I know it’s a very big expense, but, to be perfectly honest, goats need more space. Or...last year, before I had my goats trained to be free range, we would tie them them out. You only need to tie up one goat...the other won’t leave.if you use a long tie down, they have a nice long area to move around and play. Gives them a change of scenery.my pen is large, but we wanted our goats to get to know us, so we put them by us..it helped a lot, they felt like they were helping. But, we kept them within the area they are allowed to free range in. You might want to try it? Get a heavy duty dog tie out.What’s accomplished and she still gets out anyways! More higher fence needed in the front.
The tarpped thing is my kennel they are in. That's the front of the yard. They can't jump up on the kennel anymore. I guess it's hard to explain. The pen yard is really big. It's perfect for two goats or even a couple more. The fence is sturdy. I have only the the front of the pen to change to a higher fence. Probably about 100 feet..Ok, the back, where there is the tarp Ed area...is she jumping on top of there and then getting over? How high is all the fencing now? Is it sturdy enough, or does it give enough for her to jump and it give away to her weight? If that’s the case, she might get hurt in in one day. I have cattle pan less, my goat with horns got stuck where the poles meets the holes last year. We had to go around and put 2x4” by every space so she couldn’t get her head caught again. Is there anyway to expand the pen? I know it’s a very big expense, but, to be perfectly honest, goats need more space. Or...last year, before I had my goats trained to be free range, we would tie them them out. You only need to tie up one goat...the other won’t leave.if you use a long tie down, they have a nice long area to move around and play. Gives them a change of scenery.my pen is large, but we wanted our goats to get to know us, so we put them by us..it helped a lot, they felt like they were helping. But, we kept them within the area they are allowed to free range in. You might want to try it? Get a heavy duty dog tie out.
Made an investment in a breeding buck with some pretty great milking lines! His name is cappuccino, here are some pics from the breeder (Can't get over how pretty he is 
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He is a really pretty Buck..Do still have the other Buck too?Good morning
Busy day today~ I have the vet coming over at 1 to give my goats their rabies shot. Then after that i'm picking up another goat
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Super excited to be adding him to our herd
Yes lots of snow and expecting more today too. Fancy is in heat so she won't stop crying.
