chickenlips They are mostly Alpine in Alpine crosses. All of them come out of Dwite Sharp’s genetics out of Kansas. His information can be found on packGoats.com
Pretty much the same concept with Loading kids in a car. Load the pack leader last and for the love.. don't sit in the driveway long.. Get the show on the road before energy gets too high and a fight breaks out lol. 👍😄🐐
I have 3 Nigerian dwarf goat wethers as pets. They are a year old now. They leash trained so easily at just a few months old. I walk them around the neighborhood 1 to 3 times a week. Last month, we got a couple of dog cage crates and drove them to a park to walk. They loved it. I look forward to the day they can carry a little pack with water bottles and treats.
What fun!!! Here is a good saddle for them when they are ready which is really anytime now. packgoats.com/product/pack-goat-training-saddle-by-marc-warnke/
I thought there was no way he was gonna get more than 2 in the back of that truck! That's crazy. Good for you, it seems like you and your goats are really happy.
Such an informative video. Now I know how to tame my two future goats that I am planning to have. (for milk) so I can take them with me on some weekends. I almost thought I may have to exclude livestock and just stick to growing grains ( millets) and vegetables until I came across this video, Thank you,( Texas)
Very interesting. I've been loading my two most aggressive goats into the trailer first, and tying them up in the front so they won't try to beat up the other (more submissive) goats that I load up after them. I only tie up the two "alpha" goats. But I'll try your method next time I load them and see if it's easier.
You might want to try loading them and then going nowhere. Just load them and out some snacks or food and lots of petting - and some rest time in the trailer. Do this a few times a month so they get a positive experience out of it. After they relax and are totally chilled out, then unload them and let them go back to their pens. That way, they are making a positive reward association with the trailer load and its not just about work. I was a natural horsemanship trainer and I taught about animal behavior at a university in California for 16 years. Horses, goats, sheep, etc are all prey animals and they think very different from humans. They huddle because of the herding instinct to get to the middle of the herd for safety. In the wild, there is safety in the middle. Prey animals need time to process and feel like the positive choices they make are their own idea. Youve done amazing with these beautiful goats of yours! They look happy and healthy!
beautiful french alpine! 😍 we took our few goats to the county rabies clinic & to a breeder buck. we loaded them into our trunk! 😁 i think my queen looked at it as a time capsule 😂
Very cute goats, Here in Russia, some people load 6-7 milk goats with pickup trucks to the town and sell "most fresh' milk to the locals. Don't know when did people started to enjoy goat milk but customers think that is much healthier than cow milk or horse milk.
Just need to get ONE old goat in a vehicle for a half hour drive to my property. Has probably never left his corral. Hes going to eat some good weeds and meet some poultry friends...this one has been alone since his 2 companions passed away years ago. Poor goat. Thanks.
What breed are they? - Alpine and Alpine crosses (found in the comments). And how to avoid to be hit by their horns - I assume they could attack you if in a bad mood? Can you use hornless ones as a pack animals? Thank you. Currently need to learn how to load my dog in the car for a visit to vet (because it's the only place we take her in the car and she figured it out and refuses to load.) Luckily I still able to carry her, but your goats are definitely not portable. :)
Is there a full video about horns? Seems like everybody is super anti horns? Youve touched on some benefits of horns and stuff but the internet is lacking info about horna on PACKING goats specifically
Have you seen the channel 123HomeFree? He has a dairy sheep flock that he uses the rams as packers that also help to pull his covered wagon shelter. He stresses for constant connection with sheep to build trust and bond with them. I want to be able to load sheep into my truck and take them to grazing spots. I feel like it’s possible if it’s done right.
Colorado Forest Beings I like two breeds best. Alpines and lamanchas but breed alone is not enough. It’s knowing the confirmation and genetics u need to get the right packers.
BlackYellow Ismayilov The majority of my goats are Alpines and alpine crosses. They are all goats out of Dwight sharps breeding. You can find his information on Pat (goat)‘s.com. The breeding, and the breeder, are way more important then the breed, if that makes sense
It sounds like a bunch of little kids you want to get them ready to go get all of their stuff ready to go and then when you yell at them time to get in the car all you have to do is jump in the driver's seat and start driving. Good thing about goats as they don't ask are we there yet LOL. Or do they?
Hay goat man you're cheating I pulled you up on U-Tube. I have too catch them and they are mean they attacked the owner four times that's and now I have to remove.
Well, now i know how to load Goats. All i need now is some Goats.
Its also just good dating advice. We know what you want, but take your time and don't be too direct about it and show some love.
and a car
"Ill always load the most submissive one first, the bottom of the pecking order."
*Turns around leashes Dewy*
Dewy: "... okay."
Lmao Poor Dewy. Haha
@@markiehoover5552
Whilst other goats are like - "Not the leashes again!"
Dewy goes - "...choke me daddy..."
Hes probably one perverted goat!
These goats are absolutely gorgeous and huge.
chickenlips They are mostly Alpine in Alpine crosses. All of them come out of Dwite Sharp’s genetics out of Kansas. His information can be found on packGoats.com
Pretty much the same concept with Loading kids in a car. Load the pack leader last and for the love.. don't sit in the driveway long.. Get the show on the road before energy gets too high and a fight breaks out lol. 👍😄🐐
Carri's 3RingCircus 😄
😂 true
Perfect 🤩
Goats are freaking awesome. Too bad I live in an apartment and don't have a backyard.
I have 3 Nigerian dwarf goat wethers as pets. They are a year old now. They leash trained so easily at just a few months old. I walk them around the neighborhood 1 to 3 times a week. Last month, we got a couple of dog cage crates and drove them to a park to walk. They loved it. I look forward to the day they can carry a little pack with water bottles and treats.
What fun!!! Here is a good saddle for them when they are ready which is really anytime now. packgoats.com/product/pack-goat-training-saddle-by-marc-warnke/
I thought there was no way he was gonna get more than 2 in the back of that truck! That's crazy. Good for you, it seems like you and your goats are really happy.
bepahol They do love to get out! 😀
@@PackGoatscom so do you have any males? If so, are they fixed? If not, how do you keep them so tame???
bepahol They are all “fixed” and all males. They are bottle fed by us so they are friendly as a golden retriever.
I keep a loaded goat on my nightstand... just incase we have a break in.
I’m just “kidding” 😂
Such an informative video. Now I know how to tame my two future goats that I am planning to have. (for milk) so I can take them with me on some weekends. I almost thought I may have to exclude livestock and just stick to growing grains ( millets) and vegetables until I came across this video, Thank you,( Texas)
Kumar A cheers
thanks, never had a problem with loading the goats up but its nice to know there are other goat packers out there!
Thank You sir
Thank you for taking the time to make videos.....i love my goats and i see you do too!
jim leamon cheers. U bet.
Very interesting. I've been loading my two most aggressive goats into the trailer first, and tying them up in the front so they won't try to beat up the other (more submissive) goats that I load up after them. I only tie up the two "alpha" goats. But I'll try your method next time I load them and see if it's easier.
Hope it works for ya.
the whole series is awesome very informative....i needed goats in the north cascade range backpacking. i did see a couple llamas.
You might want to try loading them and then going nowhere. Just load them and out some snacks or food and lots of petting - and some rest time in the trailer. Do this a few times a month so they get a positive experience out of it. After they relax and are totally chilled out, then unload them and let them go back to their pens. That way, they are making a positive reward association with the trailer load and its not just about work. I was a natural horsemanship trainer and I taught about animal behavior at a university in California for 16 years. Horses, goats, sheep, etc are all prey animals and they think very different from humans. They huddle because of the herding instinct to get to the middle of the herd for safety. In the wild, there is safety in the middle. Prey animals need time to process and feel like the positive choices they make are their own idea. Youve done amazing with these beautiful goats of yours! They look happy and healthy!
Tina Schmidt thanks and thanks for the suggestion
I'm new to this so that was a great illustration of how to Great big thanks
super helpful advice
Thanks for the tips. I have a large untrained Nubian milker who needs to go into a van . She is not going to take it well. She is old and stubborn.
Like slysphinx, I've tied them up to avoid aggressiveness. I'd prefer to not tie them and will try your method out. Excellent video.
Those are some gorgeous goats!
That's like packing clowns into a clown car 😅😅 just kidding. It's impressive how many fit in there!
beautiful french alpine! 😍 we took our few goats to the county rabies clinic & to a breeder buck. we loaded them into our trunk! 😁 i think my queen looked at it as a time capsule 😂
Very cute goats, Here in Russia, some people load 6-7 milk goats with pickup trucks to the town and sell "most fresh' milk to the locals. Don't know when did people started to enjoy goat milk but customers think that is much healthier than cow milk or horse milk.
WithAStick AngryWhiteMan Goat milk is SUPER good for you.
Excellent video!
Thanks
Hello fellow Idahoan!! 🤗
Gretting from Italy
I really like your goat's really
Just need to get ONE old goat in a vehicle for a half hour drive to my property. Has probably never left his corral. Hes going to eat some good weeds and meet some poultry friends...this one has been alone since his 2 companions passed away years ago. Poor goat. Thanks.
What breed are they? - Alpine and Alpine crosses (found in the comments).
And how to avoid to be hit by their horns - I assume they could attack you if in a bad mood? Can you use hornless ones as a pack animals? Thank you.
Currently need to learn how to load my dog in the car for a visit to vet (because it's the only place we take her in the car and she figured it out and refuses to load.) Luckily I still able to carry her, but your goats are definitely not portable. :)
Nice work of it.🤔
I think i just found a brand new hobby.
Is there a full video about horns? Seems like everybody is super anti horns? Youve touched on some benefits of horns and stuff but the internet is lacking info about horna on PACKING goats specifically
Greyandgreenfeathers make sure to subscribe. I’ll do a video on that soon. Thanks for the question and idea.
@@PackGoatscom subbed, thanks!
I'm curious about this too!
What breed of goat is it you were loading?
Are those Alpine??
After flipping a goat
do you think this could be done with sheep on a regular basis?
As a packer? No, they just are not as bonded to humans as goats are, which is what makes all this work
Have you seen the channel 123HomeFree? He has a dairy sheep flock that he uses the rams as packers that also help to pull his covered wagon shelter. He stresses for constant connection with sheep to build trust and bond with them. I want to be able to load sheep into my truck and take them to grazing spots. I feel like it’s possible if it’s done right.
ua-cam.com/video/ZM-SwQ0RUeU/v-deo.html
What is the breed that you like the most (skinny, fast, endurance) and do you remove the balls? Last questions thank you!!
Colorado Forest Beings I like two breeds best. Alpines and lamanchas but breed alone is not enough. It’s knowing the confirmation and genetics u need to get the right packers.
Colorado Forest Beings packgoats.com/banding-pack-goats-how-long-should-you-wait/
@@PackGoatscom You really have built a great thing. Thank you!
Im moving my goats to my new house soon, what should I know about building the cage that they are in
Whitley Beaver I have two videos in that. Search “shelter” on my page and you’ll find them both.
Whitley Beaver ua-cam.com/video/X208bQWlKvI/v-deo.html
Whitley Beaver ua-cam.com/video/tiGYe7C_ctc/v-deo.html
What kind of goats these are? Our goats are not as big as yours
BlackYellow Ismayilov The majority of my goats are Alpines and alpine crosses. They are all goats out of Dwight sharps breeding. You can find his information on Pat (goat)‘s.com. The breeding, and the breeder, are way more important then the breed, if that makes sense
I have 4 aggresive
How did i end up here. In trying to preserve the skull in a head lol
What breed of goats are they
Frances Velazquez mostly alpine
Are they bucks or wethers?
Nichole S wethers
I swear I counted 50 goats in that truck...anyone else see that? Hehe
Hiiiiii...... where you are living pls tell me
Muneeb Bhatkar I’m in Boise, Idaho.
It sounds like a bunch of little kids you want to get them ready to go get all of their stuff ready to go and then when you yell at them time to get in the car all you have to do is jump in the driver's seat and start driving. Good thing about goats as they don't ask are we there yet LOL. Or do they?
Squirrelshot Øydegaard well said.
Who eat these goats in America
all I know is my goat isn't a pack goat😂
Any risk of carbon monoxide poisoning?
I have a TON of miles with all my systems and never had an issue.
Мне животных всегда жалко. Люди их сьедають.
You aught to tie them goats up so the dominant ones don't beat the shit out of the less dominant.
Hay goat man you're cheating I pulled you up on U-Tube. I have too catch them and they are mean they attacked the owner four times that's and now I have to remove.