Goat Folks- Pooch Test Pics! Guesses on pregnancy???

[minyfarmer]

Ok

 

[cassie]

That may or may not be a pregnant udder. I suspect it is but it is hard to tell for sure. Just watch it. If she is pregnant you will be seeing changes in the udder from one week to the next. Keep an eye on the rear udder where it joins the body. That is where the signs will be the most obvious. Goats start developing an udder during the last two months of pregnancy. Hope this helps.

 

[minyfarmer]

Thanks for the info @cassie

 

[minyfarmer]

Ok turned out she wasn't pregnant but when I saw her In heat she didn't let my buck mount her she was willing right up until he tried to mount her any advise @cassie

 

[cassie]

Maybe it was either it was too early in the heat or too late. If either is true she won't stand. You can try holding her collar to restrain her a bit. Sometimes virgins are a bit skittish. Occasionally a doe will just plain dislike a given buck. Just try again.

 

[drumstick diva]

Sorry she wasn't pregnant

 

[minyfarmer]

I'll try holding her thank you and it's ok

@cassie

 

[Ash84]

What is y'all opinion on my bonnie? Would you say she is pregnant?

 

[cassie]

About two months or so before kidding, you should start to see some changes in the udder. Keep an eye on the udder from the rear where it joins the body. As the udder starts to grow and fill, you will see it first there.

 

[Ash84]

Thanks...a lot....everyone says she is pregnant. Her and clyde were in he same pin when I got them. They were always in road and the old man didnt care so I got him to give them to me. They are the cuttiest pair so I wasn't expecting to have goats. I didn't think about them breeding until after I noticed the change in her. Every day I notice a change in her that different. Should I separate them when she is ready to Kidd. And do you think her being so young will hurt her in any way