THE "POOCH" TEST
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dkluzier
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I think I need pictures to illistrate the difference in the pooches. I checked my girls out and didn't really see any difference in the bred ones and the unbred does. Guess I don't know what I am looking for exactly. :/ 
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DonnaBelle
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It really would be helpful if we could see some pictures of does that were "poochy".
I have a doe that's supposed to be bred, due to freshen the end of May. I have had her now about a month.
She is full grown, about 4 years old. I am in the process of drying her off now. I looked at her vulva, it doesn't seem to be any different from my other two does who are about 1 year old now.
They are not bred for sure.
Hummmm. Sure would like a picture of a pregnant "pooch."
Thanks,
DonnaBelle
I have a doe that's supposed to be bred, due to freshen the end of May. I have had her now about a month.
She is full grown, about 4 years old. I am in the process of drying her off now. I looked at her vulva, it doesn't seem to be any different from my other two does who are about 1 year old now.
They are not bred for sure.
Hummmm. Sure would like a picture of a pregnant "pooch."
Thanks,
DonnaBelle
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I've got pictures of mine...I'll go look for them.
Lil Chickie Mama
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Oh, and when I was looking at one pic for this, DH happened to look over at JUST that moment and now thinks I'm a disgusting goat perv
The things we do to educate ourselves annanicole18
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me and my husband were talking about it yesterday and he was like this is just wrong... i will try and get pictures of mine and see what you guys think. from what i've read my dairy doe is sadly not looking prego.Lil Chickie Mama said:Ariel301 said:
Oh, and when I was looking at one pic for this, DH happened to look over at JUST that moment and now thinks I'm a disgusting goat perv
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DonnaBelle
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Oh boy, I hope you find those pictures.
I've been looking at Lenora's too ta multiple times every day.
Needless to say, it's just not obvious to me. Plus, I read that it's not fool proof. In other words, a doe can be preggers and not pooch.
Hmmmmmm......
I am way too into these goaties.
DonnaBelle
I've been looking at Lenora's too ta multiple times every day.
Needless to say, it's just not obvious to me. Plus, I read that it's not fool proof. In other words, a doe can be preggers and not pooch.
Hmmmmmm......
I am way too into these goaties.
DonnaBelle
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Well, apparently my pooch photos got deleted from the computer.
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DonnaBelle
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Oh nooooo. The pictures were deleted. Boo Hiss.
So, I guess I shall just have to watch Lenora closely, and have the camera ready if she "Pooches".
Meanwhile does anyone know a web site with a picture of a pooch??
DonnaBelle
So, I guess I shall just have to watch Lenora closely, and have the camera ready if she "Pooches".
Meanwhile does anyone know a web site with a picture of a pooch??
DonnaBelle
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thegoatspot.net has pooch pictures posted in their kidding section. You should see your does start to pooch at about 8-10 weeks after breeding. (usually) It gets more dramatic the closer they are to kidding.
