Devonviolet
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Our girls both prance on the milk stand. Fairly early on, we started tying 1/2" ropes on their back legs, and anchor them to the milk stand. However, it isn't perfect and they can still move their back legs enough to be obnoxious, if they want to be.Seriously Raina likes to dance... I call her the clogger girl but last night it came to me... NO- she is like one of those horse that dance in dressage ( sorry I am not a horse person but I think that is what it is...) I googled these pics because this is what she does. Raina is a nut and our most comical goat! She is always doing something to make you laugh when she isn't being a diva.
They seem to do it most when they have emptied their feed bucket. They seem to have figured out if they prance around, DH will come and bring more food.
Ruby doesn't like when I first put the pump on her teat. So, she starts her little dance, which makes the syringe come off before I can start the pump. A while back, I firgured out, if I hold on to her leg above the hock, and put slight pressure on the tendon, on the upper leg, she can't/won't jerk her leg around. The problem is, sometimes I need three,hands to hold the syringe, her leg AND push the button on the pump, until the suction make the teat fill the syringe.