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<blockquote data-quote="A.J." data-source="post: 1848488" data-attributes="member: 13664"><p>Are you planning to keep her around for a pet, or want more babies out of her down the road? If you're just keeping her for a pet, I'd get another cheap nanny or a wether to keep with her that way you wouldn't have the stink and aggravation that comes with a billy. Billies can make some awful racket too. Lol. When I had breeding goats, mine wouldn't breed until the fall, and I always wound up with babies in the middle of winter, which made for trouble if they got cold and didn't want to get up and nurse. When my first son came along we cut back on the goats since we didn't have as much time for them. I kept back a wether and nanny for him to have to piddle with at the barn and get used to working animals his size.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="A.J., post: 1848488, member: 13664"] Are you planning to keep her around for a pet, or want more babies out of her down the road? If you’re just keeping her for a pet, I’d get another cheap nanny or a wether to keep with her that way you wouldn’t have the stink and aggravation that comes with a billy. Billies can make some awful racket too. Lol. When I had breeding goats, mine wouldn’t breed until the fall, and I always wound up with babies in the middle of winter, which made for trouble if they got cold and didn’t want to get up and nurse. When my first son came along we cut back on the goats since we didn’t have as much time for them. I kept back a wether and nanny for him to have to piddle with at the barn and get used to working animals his size. [/QUOTE]
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