A female goat is called a doe.
An entire male goat is called a buck.
A castrated male goat is called a wether.
And the young of goats are called kids.
Yes goats come in both female and male versions. They wouldn't be able to create new goats otherwise. ~ Female goats are referred to as "does" or "nannies;" intact males are called "bucks" or "billies;" and juveniles of both sexes are called "kids". A neutered male is sometimes called a "wether."
No, not legally, and no offspring can be created.
No. Sheep and goats are close enough species-wise and if you cross them you get what is called a shoat. But horses and goats are too far apart genetically for a successful cross.
Simple answer is yes, but with qualification. Some dogs chase them and bite them. Some goats don't like dogs and can be very aggressive toward them. Certain breeds of dogs are much better around them. Lastly, there are certain dogs which are bred for predator control and the goats don't seem to mind them. As with anything, introduction is the key.
Yes but it is not recommended as the kids may have defects in them.
No, not legally, and no offspring can be created.
Yes goats come in both female and male versions. They wouldn't be able to create new goats otherwise. ~ Female goats are referred to as "does" or "nannies;" intact males are called "bucks" or "billies;" and juveniles of both sexes are called "kids". A neutered male is sometimes called a "wether."
No. Sheep and goats are close enough species-wise and if you cross them you get what is called a shoat. But horses and goats are too far apart genetically for a successful cross.
Simple answer is yes, but with qualification. Some dogs chase them and bite them. Some goats don't like dogs and can be very aggressive toward them. Certain breeds of dogs are much better around them. Lastly, there are certain dogs which are bred for predator control and the goats don't seem to mind them. As with anything, introduction is the key.
Yes but it is not recommended as the kids may have defects in them.
they mate for real when they have kids!
A male goat is typically called a "buck" or a "billy." The term "mate" is often used to refer to the partner or companion of an animal, so a female goat who has mated with a billygoat would simply be referred to as a "female goat" or a "doe."
deer are like goats mate they browse anything
My colts will try to mate with the fence, goats, even me. It is what they do. Gelding time is here!
he will try to mate or breed them so unless you want a sheepgoat thing that's probably not a good idea
the only song i know called angie was by the rolling stones written by mick jagger
Yes, it is posssible. This process is called inbreeding. Their kids or even grandkids can have health problems.