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In Reply to: Re: Doeling was beat up today, what to do? posted by GoatWorld on August 20, 2001 at 20:17:00:
When I raised pygmy goats, I did not have problems with goats beating up on each other. Now that I raise Angoras things are different. I was told about 1 goat being the "lesser" goat which I had never heard before. This goat was smaller than the rest, never really getting her share of food because the others kept her away. When I saw that I put her and another smaller goat in different sleeping and grazing areas along with 2 baby lamancha/cashmere crosses that I have. Now she is more of the leader - has gotten bigger and stronger - although not at all bossy. It was definitely a good move for her!
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