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She did a lot of getting up/laying down the night before last I believe it was but today she did some stretching and that's about it. It's been raining for a few hours so I went to check on her and she is just laying down resting. She is def a momma's girl and loves when I go in the cause she knows she getting lovings for bit lol s-p-o-i-l-e-d!Southern by choice said:Is she doing any up/ down, up /down activity, pawing at the ground, heavier breathing, can you see contractions?
Some goats will climb uop on something with their front feet if they are positioning.
All these can be indicators... and then some goats give no warning lay down OR stand up and boom ... there ya go!
Some goats want you to go away and let them do their thing! HAHA
she was bred when I got her. Just a month or so after I got her I called a friend and she felt her and said she felt something in there and she also said that in order to even feel a baby they have to be at least 3 months along. That was 2 months ago. I asked the woman I got her from about it her being bred and she said it's possible although she didn't know when or by which buck. Niya started making a very small bag right around when my friend came over and it hasn't gotten much bigger. I'd say she has a solid b cup lol. I did see some crystal type stuff on her right udder today though. I was told not to be concerned about udder development because it could come days , hours or even right after she kids. I probably should get the vet to check her though. She got her CDT already because there really is no way for me to know exactly when 4 weeks was for her. my main concern is that I don't know what buck bred her and I am hoping it was not a big boy. Someone did say as long as it was not a giant buck not to worry too much. If it gets stuck I can retrieve it with no doubt but I would never forgive myself if I wasn't here and something happened to her. I wish goats followed labor rules like most animals do lol then this would be a piece of cake.OneFineAcre said:I don't see a whole lot of udder on that last picture.
I read through your thread again.
Was she supposed to have been bred when you got her?
Or, do you think your buck bred her?
Okay so I just got off the phone with explicit instructions on this ligament hoopla and I am going to try it again. LOL I love your comment about pita buck. This is going to get interesting because if I am not successful with my does then I will go in his pen and pin him and feel for ligaments LOL he doesn't like to be pet at all and hasn't gotten any nookie in a long while so it is my guess that he will not be pleased Wish me luck and I will report back shortly (hopefully with good new that I have FINALLY found ligaments for 100% sure)TigerLily Trail Ranch said:How many other goats do you have total? Your sig says 3, if thats the case & the others, including mr pita buck, are friendly catch them & feel for ligs on them. If you have a doe your having trouble with this can show what should be there. Like I posted earlier some have easier ligs than others but it still helps give a general idea...even on the buck plus with him your pretty much guaranteed to find them unless by some miracle he is also bred
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