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First thing to do is contact the breeder. Next can you post a picture? Rocky

It would depend on whether she wants to show in meat or dairy. Meat goats are Boer, Kiko and Pygmy. Dairy are Nubian, Lamacha, Alpine, Sannan, Togenburg, (I left a few off). Meat goats do not have to be registered to show in the meat classes, but she would stand a better chance if they were...

:D good one

Animal crackers, goats love them. Give him one each day in his feed, then offer him one from your hand. Both of our blubbering idiots are crazy about animal crackers.

How is she today? Sometimes these things pass.

I can hardly wait till I get my dogs. We are getting the black one, male whose name is Austin, and the white one, female whose name is Tammy, with the red collar. They are just 1 week old in this picture taken yesterday. I will get them when they are 4 months old. I am leaving them with the mom...

Judging from what you said about them being pups, from the size of them and the black nose and the hair, they look like Pyr crosses to me. I have no clue as to the cross though, as their muzzle is on the narrow side and they do not have the dark Cleopatra markings around their eyes that full...

My friend raises dual purpose Nubian dairy goats. She breeds her does to a Boer buck. Sells the kids for meat and has plenty of milk for herself. To me that is what is ment by dual purpose dairy goats.

We cut some oak trees for our neighbor, loaded the brush on our trailer and hauled it to the middle of our field, the goats ran behind the trailer like DH had ice-cream on it. They were munching on leaves as he was pulling the brush off. Now the limbs are stripped bare. Every morning after the...

I agree with the above. Unless you have a large herd or bucks are hard to find in your area I would not recommend keeping one for just one or two does.

There is a lady in Tennessee that is breeding up GG's. I can put anyone in touch with her that is interested. Nancy

If she was bred not long ago and you know the date she was bred, count 18 days from then. If she is not bred then she will come back into heat 18 to 21 days from that date.

You can use you imagination and just know where I would tell them to place that ruler.

LOL I may never eat Fritos again but you have it nailed.

Could this be the one you are talking about? Good fly catchers in the barn here, they work well with our traps. http://www.muenster.org/hornissenschutz/baldfaced/baldfaced.htm Nancy

I can't answer the question, but I guess it it like my dogs that will stick their noses up the drain pipe that drains the water from the down spout off the roof and drink that nasty water when I keep at the barn a 4 gallon bucket with fresh water. Who knows LOL Nancy

Congrats on the new girls.

Keep a close eye on the wrap that it is not too tight, as it can swell and cut off circulation.

Our farm name got its name cause DH said one day about our pond. "That is a lazy pond, it just sets there and does not move". When we had to come up with a herd registration we chose ANLPF, which stands for Al and Nancy's Lazy Pond Farm. Think about something on your farm, a creek, tree, rock...

That was a interesting question, let us know what the Vet. says. Nancy