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Sounds familiar.
I used straw as bedding and cleaned it once a week. I didn't lock them in when it got cold but I did use a water de icer to keep the water warmer. When it got really cold I would bring them buckets of warm water.
I made hay hoppers inside so they didn't waste the hay or sleep on it. The shed openings were placed so the wind couldn't blow in the goats house.
After they ate my Christmas tree I tried electric fencing, they couldn't figure it out so I gave up.
No Climb fencing for horses worked good. After we put up the No Climb they couldn't get out and my roses grew back.
My Pygmys loved sitting on our porch waiting for us to come out and then follow us around like dogs. We even took them for walks......they were very slow walks.
The Chickens loved to ride around on the goats
I used straw as bedding and cleaned it once a week. I didn't lock them in when it got cold but I did use a water de icer to keep the water warmer. When it got really cold I would bring them buckets of warm water.
I made hay hoppers inside so they didn't waste the hay or sleep on it. The shed openings were placed so the wind couldn't blow in the goats house.
After they ate my Christmas tree I tried electric fencing, they couldn't figure it out so I gave up.
No Climb fencing for horses worked good. After we put up the No Climb they couldn't get out and my roses grew back.
My Pygmys loved sitting on our porch waiting for us to come out and then follow us around like dogs. We even took them for walks......they were very slow walks.
The Chickens loved to ride around on the goats
