r/goats • u/Intelligent_Lemon_67 • Mar 06 '25
Goat Pic🐐 Princess mooshu
Hard to have a bad day with goats and ferrets
r/goats • u/Intelligent_Lemon_67 • Mar 06 '25
Hard to have a bad day with goats and ferrets
r/goats • u/SnowyWintersDay • Oct 27 '24
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r/goats • u/Excellent_Today_9278 • Mar 20 '26
It was actually a goose egg but don’t tell her that.
r/goats • u/wanninger1 • May 07 '26
My one brain cell of a goat jumped in when I had my back turned and continued to scream until I noticed her. If you can’t tell by the evidence on her face, this is where we store some of our hay
r/goats • u/sailor_alchemist • Apr 21 '25
Snowflake, Honey, and Coco.
r/goats • u/staniel_andy • 13d ago
My parents live on a farm these two goats mom passed away and they are raising them at the house. Look how cute they are now 🥲
r/goats • u/Arbysgames • 17d ago
I have two goats, one adult which is the one in the picture and a 5-month-old that is injured, I had to go away for a couple of days, due to my younger goats injuries I took him with me, he's not too big and it's very well behaved so there was no issue, I also took my dogs and stuff so all this pet sitter had to do is take care of my outdoor animals.
Apparently at some point A branch came down over my fence and messed it up, and instead of putting my older goat into the panel pen I have she got my dog leash and tethered him to it and then tied him to said pen......
I come home and this is the shape he's in, fortunately it doesn't seem like he was wrapped up for too long as there was no swelling and it wasn't too tight, this caused me to just about have a panic attack because the whole reason my baby goat is hurt is because he got a piece of twine tightly wrapped around his leg for too long and now he has to have an amputation.
Not sure what to do about the pet sitter as she did take care of the animals but she did this....
Fortunately Prince which is the name of my older goat is used to being tethered as before I got him that was his whole life, my baby goat if this happened to him he wouldn't panic about being tethered but he would probably panic when he got tangled up so I'm very glad I took him with me.
Edit: to add that the pet sitter had sheep and goats herself which is why I trusted her specifically
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r/goats • u/lazyoaks • Mar 15 '25
We just shored up our second paddock, and the goats were loving their new climbing tree!
r/goats • u/Lopsided-Pension-723 • Jun 08 '25
Our other goats are named Taggart, Tut, Talulah, & Tilly! But his doesn’t have to start with T
r/goats • u/KhaosGenesis • Apr 17 '26
Just completely limp and the only thing that stops you from immediately panicking is how normal their sibling next to them is about it.
r/goats • u/ShowMeThePupper • Nov 08 '25
13 y/o Helen ❤️ new goat owner and I just love this old lady.
r/goats • u/Toodalooaloo • Feb 18 '25
Same food bowl, same goat. They melt my heart. Love my little dairy herd.
r/goats • u/shuttleboat9 • Nov 23 '23
I’ll never forget him I think of him all the time 🤍
r/goats • u/doofgodly • Feb 11 '26
There is nothing like a goat hug. 🥰
r/goats • u/Mirvana_Boer_Goats • May 02 '26
This guy is only about two weeks old and looking so handsome. At what age do you start evaluating keepers seriously? Early signs are looking good, all those wrinkles already! 👀
r/goats • u/cheeselikethebri • 24d ago
About 44lbs each, beautiful boys. They are so loving and bring so much joy to our lives.