3 minutes, if you're a responsible owner.
Forever.
no!
Yes but you will need to get him castrated by a veterinarian as he will need an anesthetic.
That depends on what kind of goat, how fat the goat is, how old the goat is, if the goat is sick, and how hungry the goat is.
You do need a licence to move a goat. You also need a County Parish Holding Number. If you want to take your goat for a walk you ned a walking licence. Hope this helps.
it can last from 3 weeks to 4 months depending on the goat. we have a yearling doe that still tries drinking milk but they shouldn't need milk after about 2 months.
two years
no!
A dairy goat can be kept anywhere from a small pen to a large lush pasture. There is no special need for a particular type of land with goats. As long as they are feed well and given good hay, you can keep a goat about anywhere, from flat dirt lots to mountainsides.
Yes but you will need to get him castrated by a veterinarian as he will need an anesthetic.
no not in the uk,but if you were using them in farming ie for milk or meat possibly you will need to check with defra.
You don't need to wait for a goat to fall asleep to trim its hooves. You just need two people - one to hold the goat in a standing position and the other to lift each hoof and trim it.
For a goat to grow fully it takes between five and six years and they will need costant supply of milk
Is your goat too fat? if so then yes, you need anorexia. badly. poor goat :(
No.Kids need their mother until they are some months old.
Is your goat too fat? if so then yes, you need anorexia. badly. poor goat :(
billy goat
You need to get your goat seen by a veterinarian