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Yes, they're in a pen inside another fence. 4 -5 feet tall (depends which neighbor it borders) and secured for them not escaping around the bottom, but I'm guessing a coyote would have no trouble getting over. We're considering the hot wire. :) Thanks!

Living in the city limits, I don't think we have too many coyotes, but they have been spotted in our neighborhood in the past. We have a heavily wooded back yard and do back up to a creek. So of course - I'm worried. Was looking at various options for protecting our two baby NDs, and one that...

Oh no! I think we're in the early stages of G.A.S. :) Fortunately/Unfortunately, living in the city limits, we're limited to 2. Which is excellent for them; they're going to be spoiled beyond belief!! I am already stressing about coyotes though!!

Thank you for the welcomes! We love our boys, they are quite adorable; as was the rest of the herd at One Fine Acre. They were all so charming and friendly! And I learned not to wear silver toenail polish around goats!:p

Hellooo! Our two 10 week old baby Nigerian Dwarf wethers are Lenny and Squiggy. They are "city" goats and reside in our backyard. We decided to get two goats with the sole intention of them being "lawn mowers", but have since fallen in love and of course spoil them as much as our other...