Getting Goat kids

[chickens really]

Taking them both out for a walk soon so hopefully Ozzy settles down after he gets out and about..

 

[pennyJo1960]

They should enjoy that maybe slow them down a bit I am going out to clean a coop count birds

 

[chickens really]

Well I can't believe it but my Old Goat walked his kid along with me and Fancy..
Ozzy was being okay and only jumped her twice.

 

[chickens really]

How do I stop him from humping me? I don't want to be mean to him either..

 

[pennyJo1960]

Okay good question there old dogs help

 

[chickens really]

I really love these kids and Ozzy is sweet too! Just a bad kid.
Being my first Goats I'm getting overwhelmed a little bit.

 

[pennyJo1960]

Sure can understand that sure wish I could be more help

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

I've never had even a young buck hump me. I'm starting to wonder if Ozzie has a screw loose.

I never allowed any climbing on me. Goats will have no respect for your personal space most times. They will try to interact with you like another goat. Hitting and pushing only encourages these behaviors.

I generally keep a fence between me and my goats, especially as they are maturing and going through some bad phases to not let bad habits form. Most goats learn that humans aren't to be butt or climbed on that way.

Trying to play pushing games with young bucks, or wethers is a sure way to have them turn aggressive in my experiences, so hands off is best.

Maybe he needs a halter so you can correct him by pulling on the halter. I'm not sure though. I haven't been too big with hands on my goats, especially without a fence between us.

 

[chickens really]

Sure can understand that sure wish I could be more help

Awww! Your helpful just chatting with me.

 

[chickens really]

I've never had even a young buck hump me. I'm starting to wonder if Ozzie has a screw loose.

I never allowed any climbing on me. Goats will have no respect for your personal space most times. They will try to interact with you like another goat. Hitting and pushing only encourages these behaviors.

I generally keep a fence between me and my goats, especially as they are maturing and going through some bad phases to not let bad habits form. Most goats learn that humans aren't to be butt or climbed on that way.

Trying to play pushing games with young bucks, or wethers is a sure way to have them turn aggressive in my experiences, so hands off is best.

Maybe he needs a halter so you can correct him by pulling on the halter. I'm not sure though. I haven't been too big with hands on my goats, especially without a fence between us.

Oh I just push him down and pet his neck if jumps to Hump me. I will admit I let him sit on my knee..
He never bunts me though.
I hope he isn't mental? I feel bad because I was told if I sell him he will more than likely become someone's dinner.