Flat collar or slip lead for bringing home kids?

Miranda Kurucz

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Harnesses is what I'm going to do! Thank you @Southern
We use harnesses for baby goats.

This Nigerian baby would go on car rides and even to DH's work
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Another example harness is a bit small on this guy lol
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this harness was too big :)
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Harnesses are my plan :) I also got them some slip leads for once they are good on a leash. Thanks!
 

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They are gorgeous! Love, love, love the blue eyes! I so want my herd sire to be polled and blue eyed... My eventual goal!
 

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I have had chickens for about three years...started with just a couple and now have around 75 layers. What can Isay?

So...last weekend I got two three month old Dwarf Nigerians, cute little girls. They have not been handled at all and are very skittish. I want big grab handles on these things! They are freaking fast!
 

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I have had chickens for about three years...started with just a couple and now have around 75 layers. What can Isay?

So...last weekend I got two three month old Dwarf Nigerians, cute little girls. They have not been handled at all and are very skittish. I want big grab handles on these things! They are freaking fast!

They are faster then you ever imagined arn't they! Welcome to BYH. If you can get them in a smaller pen until you get them tamed down that would help a lot for their future life and your sanity :lol:
 

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They are faster then you ever imagined arn't they! Welcome to BYH. If you can get them in a smaller pen until you get them tamed down that would help a lot for their future life and your sanity :lol:
Right now they are in the barn because of this horrid arctic weather we’ve been “enjoying.” I went out this morning take warm water out and the goats were no where to be found...in a locked barn, so I just about had a heart attack. Then my husband found them: I guess they got cold last night because they had built a straw cave under their sleeping bench and tucked it in around themselves.
 

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