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That is why wethers rock. :lol: Actually, the head-butting is normal. Our boys square off quite a bit. I have no doubt whatsoever that the climbing area we built (just some raised pallets with a solid top put on) are the best thing ever. They get a lot of energy out climbing and jumping on...

This is Milo... ...and this is Otis!

Yes, I can relate to that. I have to say, though, that we had help with the chicken math due to a family of raccoons. You learn quick in this business, don't you? Well, we are less three raccoons and still have 11 chickens left. :D Some doors, improved fencing, netting and traps have us...

Well, we had a couple of Holland Lops. Then, we were asked to adopt three Mini Rexes. (Oops, we forgot to mention the two does each have a small litter.) Make that TEN Mini Rexes. So, we can sell the babies, leaving us with five total. I can handle this. Well, our son wants to keep one of...

That is awesome! We are hoping to attend our first show on the 21st.

I can't imagine dogs and goats mixing well. (I know our Jack Russells and the goats would NOT be a good mix.) But, some mixes would surprise you. We have a goat, a lamb and a Cayuga duck that are the best of buddies. We have other goats, but these three seem to be a clique.

Oh, sorry, my son lives in Mt. Crawford, but they have no goats (yet!). We live in the Finger Lakes area of NY.

That is terrible. Hope all goes well with the new ones. (Oh, BTW, my son lives in Harrisonburg. Mt. Crawford, actually.) We have had not issues with our guys so far. :fl

Our goats (so far) have not been pushing the fence much at all except the area where they can see the house, and that section (about 50 feet) is panel fence, so there is no way they are bowing that.

That is looking wonderful. Great job. Can't wait to see the finished product.

Here is my latest hutch. It is five cubbies wide. It has a sloped roof that opens front and back for easy access on either side.

Here is my latest project. Separated into five runs.

Seneca County, here. Great to meet you all. Found this from the BYC forum!

My neighbors (who have quite the "little" farm) use a combination of animals. They had two llamas which live with the goats and sheep. They have a turkey with the chickens. They have a couple of donkeys (which are housed separately, but seem to keep many evils away by noise alone). They also...

I believe the feet are dark and that is something else in the foreground of the pic (but not certain).

Sorry, we have some Lops, but we are not in your area. Best of luck with your search.

Good luck. We just adopted (became foster parents, more correctly) to ten Mini Rexes. We are pretty excited.

The work will be SO worth it. The peace of mind and satisfaction will pay off big time.