Need help to prevent possible disaster pregnancy

[Latestarter]

I posted on the other thread as I didn't know about this one yet. Buy a 16' sheep panel and bend it in a circle inside the fenced goat area. Connect one end to the other with carabiner clips. Put the buckling inside with water and hay, you can feed him inside as well. You can just drag it around the back yard with him inside it for fresh grass/soil. I say a sheep panel because a cattle panel has 6" holes and baby goats can go right through them. You could do the same thing with a left over section of regular fencing, but would need support for it like T posts. Place a crate inside for him to sleep in.

 

[Wendybear]

No, you aren't crazy. Just being aware is half the battle. Keep in mind Nigerian bucklings will start humping the does at less than 24 hours old. LOL Gotta love bucks!

Oh jeez ... lol

 

[Wendybear]

I posted on the other thread as I didn't know about this one yet. Buy a 16' sheep panel and bend it in a circle inside the fenced goat area. Connect one end to the other with carabiner clips. Put the buckling inside with water and hay, you can feed him inside as well. You can just drag it around the back yard with him inside it for fresh grass/soil. I say a sheep panel because a cattle panel has 6" holes and baby goats can go right through them. You could do the same thing with a left over section of regular fencing, but would need support for it like T posts. Place a crate inside for him to sleep in.

I saw it in the other thread! I can definitely get that together quickly to keep them seperate in the yard and I have left over RED fence and T-posts. Yay!

Still have to figure out a way to seperate them for overnight. The outside pen isn’t covered. Im not sure it would be safe for him. He’s still so little ... I don’t have an LGD or even a dog. Although I do have a very mean cat. Lol

 

[Hens and Roos]

Do you have a dog crate? Put one of them in it for the night but where they can see each other.