Sage Albright
Exploring the pasture
Hello!
We have had our mini nubian buck for a month now, making him 5 months old. We believe he was not weened from his mom properly because since we got him he has insisted on sucking on my fingers. Overall he's very well behaved and loves hanging out with our chickens and ducks. Our rooster and him are constantly together.
Only problem is that he seems to have separation anxiety. He follows us everywhere and if we leave him he cries and cries. He has now learned how to break through the fence and runs down to the front door and the driveway to find us. It's a constant battle of carrying him back up to where he belongs just to have him come back down to the house. He has plenty of things to play on. We also have woods behind our house so he has lots of plants to eat. Plus his hay, pellets, and water of course. The goat and my dog do not get along and now I am having problems letting my dog out because as soon as we get outside the goat starts running right at us.
My question is how to I break this separation anxiety or is there anyway to train him to not come down to the house.
Any suggestions are appreciated!
We have had our mini nubian buck for a month now, making him 5 months old. We believe he was not weened from his mom properly because since we got him he has insisted on sucking on my fingers. Overall he's very well behaved and loves hanging out with our chickens and ducks. Our rooster and him are constantly together.
Only problem is that he seems to have separation anxiety. He follows us everywhere and if we leave him he cries and cries. He has now learned how to break through the fence and runs down to the front door and the driveway to find us. It's a constant battle of carrying him back up to where he belongs just to have him come back down to the house. He has plenty of things to play on. We also have woods behind our house so he has lots of plants to eat. Plus his hay, pellets, and water of course. The goat and my dog do not get along and now I am having problems letting my dog out because as soon as we get outside the goat starts running right at us.
My question is how to I break this separation anxiety or is there anyway to train him to not come down to the house.
Any suggestions are appreciated!