So sad, so sorry...
Looking for some help...
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norseofcourse
Herd Master
I'm so sorry he didn't make it 
It can be very hard when a young one gets sick, and it's so heartbreaking. Hope you can find a good healthy companion for your other goat.
It can be very hard when a young one gets sick, and it's so heartbreaking. Hope you can find a good healthy companion for your other goat.
alsea1
True BYH Addict
My Nubian is a loud drama queen. And yes, the neighbors often wonder what is going on. LOL
Goats can seem so mean to each other in regards to the pecking order thing. I just wanna go in there and put a stop to it. But that would only prolong it I think.
When looking for a new buddy I think just one would be good. Then they only have each other.
Goats can seem so mean to each other in regards to the pecking order thing. I just wanna go in there and put a stop to it. But that would only prolong it I think.
When looking for a new buddy I think just one would be good. Then they only have each other.
ldawntaylor
Loving the herd life
In some ways the Nubian noise does have an advantage. If they get in trouble or can't/won't come in with the others I can still usually find my Nubian/Togg crosses because they are still "talking" at one volume or another. While, if my purebred Toggs get in trouble or can't/won't come in with the others I may not be able to find them in the dark. I had one get stuck in the field fence that called once when she got stuck and didn't make anymore noise until she saw me. It is not easy to find a brown goat that is so quiet.
As my dad pointed out many creatures need the presence of others of their own kind.
As my dad pointed out many creatures need the presence of others of their own kind.
