luvmypets
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Nope, soon..maybe lol@luvmypets has your ewe had her lambs yet?
Nope, soon..maybe lol@luvmypets has your ewe had her lambs yet?
Lol is she at least looking closer? I hope she has it soon lolNope, soon..maybe lol
awww you will make it! The frustrating thing is no goat (or sheep) follows the exact same timetable. The sneaky dears just don't want to make it that easy on us! I've spent lots of time with mine, feeling udders, taking pictures of vulvas, watching for any sign I could think of. Most of it wasn't reliable enough to predict when they'd lamb. I eventually narrowed it down to a few signs that were somewhat helpful for mine - their teats got very full of milk when they were a few days away - not just had milk in them, but they were tightly full of milk. And their vulva lengthened and became 'loose', and kind of jiggled when they walked (that usually meant within a day). I could also sometimes tell when they'd 'dropped', which was several days to a week from birth.NOOOOOO! !!! argh just when I got my hopes up again!! @norseofcourse you're evil to suggest that (lol )
Lol well everything about her is jiggly! her udder is a lot more filled out than the last photo I posted it is pretty much full and is very tender she will get angry if you go anywhere near there...., she waddles and seems like if you poked her she would fall over and would need help getting up lol. Her baby (ies) have dropped and are sitting much farther down than before and she is very uncomfortable and irritableawww you will make it! The frustrating thing is no goat (or sheep) follows the exact same timetable. The sneaky dears just don't want to make it that easy on us! I've spent lots of time with mine, feeling udders, taking pictures of vulvas, watching for any sign I could think of. Most of it wasn't reliable enough to predict when they'd lamb. I eventually narrowed it down to a few signs that were somewhat helpful for mine - their teats got very full of milk when they were a few days away - not just had milk in them, but they were tightly full of milk. And their vulva lengthened and became 'loose', and kind of jiggled when they walked (that usually meant within a day). I could also sometimes tell when they'd 'dropped', which was several days to a week from birth.
Now, those signs may or may not be anything your goat will show, and she may have some of her own. Take notes that may be helpful next time, and relax and enjoy being with your girl. Pretty soon you'll be answering people who come here with the same 'when is my goat gonna give birth???' questions, and you'll reassure them and say 'let me tell you about my goat....'
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Only a couple more weeks... *evil grin*
@luvmypets has your ewe had her lambs yet?
THAT'S WHAT I'M WONDERING!!!I don't know if y'all are wondering the same thing I am, but I'll go ahead and ask anyway. HOW LONG CAN A GOAT POSSIBLY GO ON TORMENTING HER OWNER?!?!?!
Oh sheep are a whole new nightmare I am getting myself into.... oh please lend me a hand when it is time aand @luvmypets I wish you the best lolDont forget sheep!