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Jill Reeves Posted - Mar 04 2009 : 10:06:40 AM
We are thinking of getting some pygmy goats for our farm. Does anyone have pros/cons to share before we jump in? We have four horses and two llamas (which my husband is insistant on me selling before I can get the goats!)
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Shyann Posted - Mar 04 2009 : 1:20:47 PM
We don't have "pygmy" goats, but we do have 2 mini goats and a Nubian and a Nubian/ Alpine cross. The 2 big Nubian boys don't jump, or at least haven't jumped our fence... The mini's tho. They have springs for legs. Jumped straight up and over a 4 ft tall fence. We put up an extra foot on top of the existing fence and they jumped that. My friend has a couple of Boer crosses that don't jump either, so maybe it's just a little goat thing (I still can't keep mine in, but they don't damage anything, so I gave up and the perimeter of the property is fenced)? A friends husband told me a funny story about when he was a kid and a neighbour had a goat. This goat would jump up on the big wooden fence, walk along until he got to the hay pile, jump up on it and walk along til he he could up on the roof of the 2 story typical big red barn roof. I guess he would get right to the tip of the roof and stand there all day long, just keeping an eye on the farm. More economical then a weather vane? Good luck with the goats :) They are lots of fun, each with their own personality and sense of haha.

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