Recent content by Garciafarms1

That does make some sense. I just need to get him ok with the babies. I don't want to loose anymore so I have started back from ground Zero and so far so good

Oh no the field is divided into 6 equal pastures. So he only does this with the yearlings with our older goats he would follow them out and would be out with them for a few hrs then would come back to the yearlings pasture and corral them up to the gate of their night pen which we found odd. So...

We kind of found it wierd that with our younger herd of yearlings he would almost herd them into a corner close to the gate to their pen was when let out to pasture and he would not let them move from there.

He had a small bout of biting again not too long ago but was biting and the ankles of one of our older goats. He got corrected real quick and didn't want anything to do with the goats but to what i saw it was playing the way he was moving and his mannerisms it was not aggressive at all. Thank...

Yeah totally understand. I have a buck he follows it was just a case of bad judgment on his part. But hopefully he does gets better

Yeah we pulled him yesterday has a doe with some bucklings in a small pasture behind him so he can see them. My thinking of all this was he was trying to play. Since he is our first LGD on the property my father was hell bent on just letting him learn on his own which i was against from the get...

I don't know if he played with her to death or if it was on purpose. So they were fine have been ok for the past 3 weeks nothing too outrageous other than chasing the doelings (which was corrected),but everything was good in the morning no signs of nipping or anything but when i got back from...

Today i had my LGD pup kill one of my doelings he had been with for about 3 weeks he is in with 8 does and buck along with what was 5 doelings. Is this the end of this pup or can he still be saved and kept from doing this again?