beckyburkheart
Overrun with beasties
i'm not sure if this thread should go in goats or llamas, but here goes...
we have a loose llama in the neighborhood and once the horses got over their llama-trauma no one gives it much thought. i'm considering getting an lgd or a llama or donkey to run with the goats. we've always let them free range, but they're penned right now for a handful of reasons, including freshening, etc,...
but i think this is an intact male and have a nagging memory of reading that a male llama might hurt the does, that i need to get a young female to put in with the herd if i'm going to do that. i know i've read that about donkeys.
if that's true than i need to go ahead and call animal control on the loose guy so i can put my goats back out, which we plan to do toward the end of the month.
what's the current wisdom on this?
we have a loose llama in the neighborhood and once the horses got over their llama-trauma no one gives it much thought. i'm considering getting an lgd or a llama or donkey to run with the goats. we've always let them free range, but they're penned right now for a handful of reasons, including freshening, etc,...
but i think this is an intact male and have a nagging memory of reading that a male llama might hurt the does, that i need to get a young female to put in with the herd if i'm going to do that. i know i've read that about donkeys.
if that's true than i need to go ahead and call animal control on the loose guy so i can put my goats back out, which we plan to do toward the end of the month.
what's the current wisdom on this?