Getting Goat kids

[chickens really]

Another question. Can goats eat a small treat once a day? I want to use a treat to encourage Fancy to trust me. Oops one more question too. Can I leave collars on my kids?

 

[chickens really]

I might have found a plastic kids picnic table and a plastic log cabin for my kiddos play yard..
Hopefully still available..

 

[MillersFarm]

Another question. Can goats eat a small treat once a day? I want to use a treat to encourage Fancy to trust me. Oops one more question too. Can I leave collars on my kids?

A small treat once a day should be fine~ And if you want to leave collars on them just make sure they can't get stuck on anything and choke themselves. I've only got the one collar on my newest goat since she's a bit more shy than the others and a little harder to catch.

I might have found a plastic kids picnic table and a plastic log cabin for my kiddos play yard..
Hopefully still available..

Those are perfect for play toys!

Post as many pictures as you want. That looks fantastic ..
The goats are so adorable

Thank you~ I'm pretty happy with their set-up now. I can't wait to have little kids jumping all over the place~! Although I don't think Tilly is settled. I contacted the person I bought her from and found out that the buck she was bred to is for sale. So I think I might just buy him instead of taking her back to be bred again..

 

[chickens really]

A small treat once a day should be fine~ And if you want to leave collars on them just make sure they can't get stuck on anything and choke themselves. I've only got the one collar on my newest goat since she's a bit more shy than the others and a little harder to catch.


Those are perfect for play toys!

Thank you~ I'm pretty happy with their set-up now. I can't wait to have little kids jumping all over the place~! Although I don't think Tilly is settled. I contacted the person I bought her from and found out that the buck she was bred to is for sale. So I think I might just buy him instead of taking her back to be bred again..

Oh that's exciting if you buy the buck too..
Definitely keep me posted..
Plus thanks

 

[MillersFarm]

Oh that's exciting if you buy the buck too..
Definitely keep me posted..
Plus thanks

I'll have to get started on making another pen for him if i do decide to buy him
He's naturally polled and blue eyed so it's very tempting, i'd like to breed out horns in my herd.. Think I might just get him

 

[chickens really]

I'll have to get started on making another pen for him if i do decide to buy him
He's naturally polled and blue eyed so it's very tempting, i'd like to breed out horns in my herd.. Think I might just get him

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Better get busy building his pen Jaimie..

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

I'll have to get started on making another pen for him if i do decide to buy him
He's naturally polled and blue eyed so it's very tempting, i'd like to breed out horns in my herd.. Think I might just get him

You shouldn't breed polled to polled as you can end up with hermaphrodite does. You probably know this though.

 

[chickens really]

You shouldn't breed polled to polled as you can end up with hermaphrodite does. You probably know this though.

That's strange..

 

[MillersFarm]

You shouldn't breed polled to polled as you can end up with hermaphrodite does. You probably know this though.

I had no idea, Thanks for the
Heads up though! Right now all of my girls are horned, i'd like to have all my goats hornless without having to burn them off, but i guess that's out the window

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

I had no idea, Thanks for the
Heads up though! Right now all of my girls are horned, i'd like to have all my goats hornless without having to burn them off, but i guess that's out the window

It is unfortunate. I guess that's why there's no polled breeds in goats, only breeds that come in polled and horned.