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The Relaxed Farming Pygmy Goats: How to look after us
All about us
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Why keep pygmy goats
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Fascinating facts
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How to look after us
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Our offspring
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Kidding 2015
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Relaxed FarmingHow to look after us... (as answered by Sage). We really don't take a huge amount of looking after but as with most animals the more time and attention we get, the happier we are

  • Give us room for a bit of a run: Read more

  • Provide a comfy shed or barn: Read more

  • We do love our treats: Read more

  • Please look after our hooves: Read more

  • We are generally very fit and healthy: Read more

  • We love being with other goats: it would be awful not to have at least one other goat to live with. Parsley and I are such good friends, I cannot imagine being without her. All goats love to play, to snuggle up together, to eat together etc. So we should NEVER be sold on our own (unless we are going to a home with goats already) and we NEVER be bought on our own either.

We play together...
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...and then we sleep together
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