Regularly.
No, goats can have singles, twins, triplets-- any manner of multiple births. I personally know of a breeder whose goat had a litter of five kids. The most common number of babies is two, however.
No. Goats are actually quite common.
That's a tricky question. Goats have a 5 month gestation period and can have from 1-5 kids per kidding with twins being the norm. The most common breeding cycle for goats is three kiddings in two years. Hope this helps.
One common venereal disease that is common in sheep and goats is Epididymitis. Epididymitis affects the back of their testicles.
No goats can not get the human form of the common cold but they can get respiratory infections and pneumonias caused by other bacteria.
Between ten and twenty minutes.
Common goats in the Philippines are Dadiangas, Nubian and Jamnapari. Common sheep in the Philippines are Katahdin. Sheep are used for more of the meat side of marketing and goats are more milk production.
Young children and young goats are called kids.
Goats are found on some farms in Ireland, but not as common as sheep. Some products from goats made in Ireland include goats cheese.
Fraternal twins are more popular.
With a goat-proof fence as some common garden plants can be toxic to goats.