I just asked a question. I don't understand this?
I am not calling you a liar. But yes, there were extensive conversations about Mel.
I do not understand the harsh replies in this post. o_O
I sent you a PM. Trying to address this as adults here. :) I did not even read your post until now.
And yes, there were verbal agreements. I know of extensive phone calls and the interview process.
It could be deficiency, or a structural issue. Don't get the goat! You need good feet and legs for a functional goat. Even if the legs are "just" turned out, if it "jumped out" at you, stay away.
:woot Exciting!
I’m glad you were able to see them in person before putting a deposit down.
Especially with milking does. There is no “perfect” goat but finding one that fits your needs/wants is so important. I see some does appraise 92 EEEE but have the worst hand milking teats. That score...
I don't think she's tilted :)
Looks like a sweet doe! You really should get her done NOA. Our first lamancha was unregistered, her whole rear end is a complete train wreck!!! But we use good bucks over her and her daughters are wonderful! I had initially underestimated RG's, but as we went...
She doesn’t look tilted to me.
She looks like she’s “slouching”. If she was holding her head alert I think it’d be level.
Is she taller at her hips than her withers?
A tilted chest floor would be “tilted” in the opposite direction.
@Senile_Texas_Aggie the way I understand it is that if you are directly in front of the goat, and can easily see the pad formed then the chest is tilted- the chest floor is “sloped”.
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I’m super excited for you. Looks like some nice does! Definitely get your doe NOAd, so worth...
I'd take a look. The one doe (fallen angel ) is already a CH and has a good appraisal, don't like the tilted chest floor but she may be worth it anyway. I'd take a look and see if it's really tilted- ask who appraised her. She looks like a small doe, but appears that she has a great back and...
My poor sweet little Rue! Monday morning I am out doing chores and I see Rue, my Nigerian dwarf doeling standing there..... First thing I notice is that her ears are swollen and hanging down. I scoop her up and take her out of the field (this are has 20 bottle babies, impossible to take a good...
I am so sorry :hugs:hugs:hugs:hugs:hugs
You gave him a wonderful life. He was spoiled and so well loved! Even though he didn't have a long life, it was a good one.
:hugs:hugs:hugs:hugs