Two New Pygmy Goats!(First Escape)

[TheSheepGirl]

I had my first escape yesterday. The hole couldn't have been more than 6" wide and they just popped right through!

Gotta love goats! I swear they put a rat to shame.

Got the hole all patched up and nothing else has happened since.

 

[MiniGoatsRule]

Get a Nigerian to breed, they are so cool! They might even be better pets than pygmys (no offense, I have one of both and they are all awesome, just have bonded more with Nigerians). I hear both breeds like tostitos as treats. They don't exactly like everything to eat, that is a friggin myth. Or I'd be screwed . I have both my goats as my profile picture (my pygmy is the brown one.) If you want a bit so picky one, get an older Nigerian. I had one named Nutmeg who really liked Milky Way chocolates... . She passed of old age in March but I still recommend the breed, they live 12 to 14 years in average. A very hardy breed! Mine always run free and frolic and whatnot, use my horse Casper as a shed when it gets hit or rains (despite the fact, not opinion, that they have access to their cozy stall with a hay feeder, water, bedding, a fire log with a jolly ball tied to it, and a feeding trough used as a toy). I love how they also weed eat. Keep Nigerian Dwarves in mind next time you want a goat!

 

[MiniGoatsRule]

Get a Nigerian to breed, they are so cool! They might even be better pets than pygmys (no offense, I have one of both and they are all awesome, just have bonded more with Nigerians). I hear both breeds like tostitos as treats. They don't exactly like everything to eat, that is a friggin myth. Or I'd be screwed . I have both my goats as my profile picture (my pygmy is the brown one.) If you want a bit not so picky one, get an older Nigerian. I had one named Nutmeg who really liked Milky Way chocolates... . She passed of old age in March but I still recommend the breed, they live 12 to 14 years in average. A very hardy breed! Mine always run free and frolic and whatnot, use my horse Casper as a shed when it gets hit or rains (despite the fact, not opinion, that they have access to their cozy stall with a hay feeder, water, bedding, a fire log with a jolly ball tied to it, and a feeding trough used as a toy). I love how they also weed eat. Keep Nigerian Dwarves in mind next time you want a goat! (Had to rewrite, I accidentally made a mistake in saying how older Nigerians are less picky, I made it sound like they were more picky.)