We’ve taken into consideration the many comments about how loud the music was and how it distracts from the essence of the video. We couldn’t agree more, and plan to release another “Ultimate Baby Goat Guide” video in the near future with better audio. Feel free to subscribe if you want to see this video as soon as it’s released. Thanks for watching!
Wow how rude .... Be grateful for the free information and the time it takes this family to share all their information and knowledge. @@AndrewSmith-gs7pb
I love baby goats. I don't think I'd ever own one, but they are absolutely adorable. You can tell you really love your little family of goats. Best wishes
Awesome job,I love your farms layout. I have been raising dairy goats since 2010 but your system looks great and gave me even some very good ideas. thank you.
Im planning to get NDG'S and i was getting them by February. Until i saw this video. Now i know thats not happening because Im far from being ready for them. Thank you so much for this needed information. Merry Christmas!
Absolutely love your video except for the very end lol. We have been reading books and watching so many videos to prepare ourselves to be goat parents. We will be in contact when we are all ready.
Thank you for all these precious informations! Though, little question ( this is humour of course), it’s not ok to buy a goat randomly from a hoard, but it’s ok to buy a dog in a pet store? I would go with your advises for goats the same way as for my dogs…I would buy them from a breeder. (Unless they are rescued fpdogs or goats 😊). It is a very dense and informative video, thank you so much!
I love your video on raising baby goats. I will be for a first time owner of baby goats . I will follow you on caring for my babies so I subscribe to your channel ❤because I will be needing your help . Thanks 🙏 again
I have lots of goats although we have never had a vet see our goats, it’s been 5-6 years of owning them and maybe we’re just lucky but none of them have seemed to got sick.
That’s great to hear Lexi! So glad it’s been easy going with your goats so far. Goats’ health is often dependent upon your geographic location, in addition to many other factors. We’re located in the hot and humid state of South Carolina where parasites thrive. It’s all about locations! Regardless of the current health of your livestock, we always recommend at least having a vet in case of emergencies. Best of luck on your goat journey, you seem to be off to a great start!
It's all about environment. As long as they're not exposed to anything toxic, have plenty of medicine to browse, rotate pastures, and have a nice dry place to go when it's wet all is well.
Hello there! Theresa from Charlotte, Tennessee. I am new to the goat world sort of. I was given a boer Goat about eight months ago, she is now three years old, we got her because one of my horses lost his pasture mate and was in awful shape. Someone told us to get a goat for companionship, and it worked. She is amazing and really does not take much work at all, do not know anything about her other than she’s had two litters of babies. Now the fun begins went to a barn sale where I live and ended up purchasing 2 9week old Nigerian dwarf babies, both girls. The ladie that we purchased them from just lives up the street, so if I need to know anything I could ask her. So this is my question. I guess because we’ve purchased them from a auction. I’ve never really been too keen on doing that. I would much rather purchase them from the seller from their home so I knew the living situation because I have seen the horrible places some of these auction animals come from. But I know of this lady so I wasn’t really worried about it and I would’ve never purchased these two goats if I didn’t know something. We bought the babies for the older female Goat. I thought maybe it would be good for her to have some companionship, other than the horse and an occasional cow that would come around. I did notice her a couple of times Carrie on a goat cow conversation and that’s what triggered me to think. Maybe she needed some other companionship. So because I purchased them from a barn, what is OK if you know to ask questions? And what all do I need to ask? Your UA-cam site has given me some ideas and also made me go. Oh wait a minute. I was told to give the baby goats goat starter pellets, and that grass hay was given and also alfalfa. Alfalfa is rich, so is that really good for a baby? It has been many many years since I have owned any kind of Goat. Ours were nubian goats a long time ago.😂 any kind of feedback would be appreciated. Thank you.
@Goat Daddy’s: I’m working towards acquiring and raising dairy goats. My first step is to research and learn. I live on the east coast and want to pick your brain. Are there any good in-person or online courses you would recommend for new and prospective goat owners?
I just got a baby goat they did have it tested at the vet but we could only get one they didn’t have two so what is the best way to keep him from being so scared he definitely doesn’t like to be alone
I have 47” page wire fence, with one electric wire at the top (for predators and to prevent goats from jumping over) and two wires at the bottom (to prevent anything going under, and keeps the goats from putting their heads through the fence and from rubbing up against it... which they LOVE to do.. but it stretches it out). The goats (babies included) avoid the fence altogether, which makes keeping them safe and contained easy 🤍
I rescued a 2 day old got today. Mama has Mets and can’t produce milk so baby needs to be bottle fed. How long before I can start to introduce hay? Oh never mind you already answered!
I am new to this, don't have any yet. Just doing a lot of research on UA-cam. Is there a way I can talk to you about my questions with out doing all of this typing. Call me old school, but I can say more then I can type.
I would like to start out with 1 male and 2 females. All from different breeders. I'm looking to start setting up this year so next year I can move forward with them. My real concern would be the fence.i here they can find a way to get out...
Hey there, great question! We bottle feed for a few different reasons. 1. It makes the babies super social. 2. Goats(especially our breed of goats) often make awful mothers and are prone to neglecting babies. Bottle feeding ensures everyone is getting the proper amount of milk. 3. As you mentioned, we are a grade a goat dairy so we sell the goat milk to the public. Hope this answers your question, thanks for watching!
What about those homesteaders who want milk, so they breed their goats and get babies and sell them. I'd like advice on breeds and physical qualities and temperament tests we can do ourselves to look for in choosing baby goats to bring home.
Apologies😪 We’ll be making an updated video on this topic in the near future with better audio/video quality so be sure to be on the look out for that👀
Hello there my sister loves goats so someone gift her 2 baby goats on feb 3 2023 then one goat got sick then we called a veterinarian he did his work and he give some medicine so on 3 mar 2023 goat was really really sick we called a veterinarian he said buy this medicine immediately are guard went immediately to the shop and I was with the goat I went inside and just my guard came back the goat was No longer in this world 😭
Lots of good advice, thanks. But if I may reciprocate, please ditch the music or at least turn it way down, it's too distracting and makes your good advice hard to hear.
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We’ve taken into consideration the many comments about how loud the music was and how it distracts from the essence of the video. We couldn’t agree more, and plan to release another “Ultimate Baby Goat Guide” video in the near future with better audio.
Feel free to subscribe if you want to see this video as soon as it’s released. Thanks for watching!
Thank you, we are here for information not entertainment.
Wow how rude .... Be grateful for the free information and the time it takes this family to share all their information and knowledge.
@@AndrewSmith-gs7pb
I love how they follow you around and just want your attention
I love baby goats. I don't think I'd ever own one, but they are absolutely adorable. You can tell you really love your little family of goats. Best wishes
Oh man, watching all their little tails wagging while drinking milk was pretty darn adorable.
I learned more in 2 mins of this video than I have of 10 mins from others…. Thanks!
So glad you found this helpful!! Thanks for watching 😊
Wife has us looking at goats tomorrow... fixed up the barn and got electric fences....now this video and 50 others...feed me
Aaaaaaawwwwwww they’re so precious and adorable 🥰
Such cute little babies
Awesome job,I love your farms layout. I have been raising dairy goats since 2010 but your system looks great and gave me even some very good ideas. thank you.
I love those wagging tails!! Cutest thing I’ve ever seen!!
😂😂😂 the ending was great!
Im planning to get NDG'S and i was getting them by February. Until i saw this video. Now i know thats not happening because Im far from being ready for them. Thank you so much for this needed information.
Merry Christmas!
Presentation, videography and all are nice😊. love your content bro❤
I am having goats for years and rarely need a veteran they are quite fantastic 😂😂
Beautiful baby goats but your dog had most of my attention! She takes her job seriously, watching over all the kids and even mothering the calf 😅
"I think I'm going to vomit" Was having the same thought at the same time. Animals are strange and fantastic. Found your channel through tik tok.
😂😂Yes, animals can be pretty crazy. Thanks for your comment Steve!
Really nice video great job
Love to see your cute babby goats, nice and refreshing video. Thank you for sharing 😊😊😊
Great video. Very thorough and informative. Keep making videosZ
I love goats!! I wish I had the right environment
Looking for goats at the moment, this video was so helpful! I learned so many facts and tips! Thank you
Absolutely love your video except for the very end lol. We have been reading books and watching so many videos to prepare ourselves to be goat parents. We will be in contact when we are all ready.
Very useful video, young men❤
Very informative video , thanks for sharing
Wow 😯 great job! I’ve learned a lot from this video. So adorable those baby goats 🐐
Well done!
Soooooooo cute,i love them❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Excellent video
Saw this on Facebook thanks for the great info
Thank you for all these precious informations! Though, little question ( this is humour of course), it’s not ok to buy a goat randomly from a hoard, but it’s ok to buy a dog in a pet store? I would go with your advises for goats the same way as for my dogs…I would buy them from a breeder. (Unless they are rescued fpdogs or goats 😊). It is a very dense and informative video, thank you so much!
This is great info however can you shut the background music off or lower it way down?
Great Video Lots Of Great Info. Thank You For Sharing❤️
The dog thinks she’s cleaning a wee baby! And she is!
I love your video on raising baby goats. I will be for a first time owner of baby goats . I will follow you on caring for my babies so I subscribe to your channel ❤because I will be needing your help . Thanks 🙏 again
get rid of the music. Just annoying and hard to hear you.
Or bring the music volume down to a faint background …
Im hard of hearing. Couldn't watch it
I have lots of goats although we have never had a vet see our goats, it’s been 5-6 years of owning them and maybe we’re just lucky but none of them have seemed to got sick.
That’s great to hear Lexi! So glad it’s been easy going with your goats so far.
Goats’ health is often dependent upon your geographic location, in addition to many other factors. We’re located in the hot and humid state of South Carolina where parasites thrive. It’s all about locations!
Regardless of the current health of your livestock, we always recommend at least having a vet in case of emergencies.
Best of luck on your goat journey, you seem to be off to a great start!
It's all about environment. As long as they're not exposed to anything toxic, have plenty of medicine to browse, rotate pastures, and have a nice dry place to go when it's wet all is well.
I needed to see this vid 👍👍👍
Great video bro
Their so fun to watch. Thanks for the great info. Beautiful shepard (even if she ate poop lol) my shepard is quirky as well
Haha thanks so much! We love Freya despite all of her oddness!
Thanks for checking out the video, glad you found it helpful😊
Do you recommend giving Trotrazaril to adult goats? How effective is it for adults? It's been great for our kids!
Love your video
Hello there! Theresa from Charlotte, Tennessee.
I am new to the goat world sort of. I was given a boer Goat about eight months ago, she is now three years old, we got her because one of my horses lost his pasture mate and was in awful shape. Someone told us to get a goat for companionship, and it worked. She is amazing and really does not take much work at all, do not know anything about her other than she’s had two litters of babies. Now the fun begins went to a barn sale where I live and ended up purchasing 2 9week old Nigerian dwarf babies, both girls. The ladie that we purchased them from just lives up the street, so if I need to know anything I could ask her. So this is my question. I guess because we’ve purchased them from a auction. I’ve never really been too keen on doing that. I would much rather purchase them from the seller from their home so I knew the living situation because I have seen the horrible places some of these auction animals come from. But I know of this lady so I wasn’t really worried about it and I would’ve never purchased these two goats if I didn’t know something.
We bought the babies for the older female Goat. I thought maybe it would be good for her to have some companionship, other than the horse and an occasional cow that would come around. I did notice her a couple of times Carrie on a goat cow conversation and that’s what triggered me to think. Maybe she needed some other companionship. So because I purchased them from a barn, what is OK if you know to ask questions? And what all do I need to ask? Your UA-cam site has given me some ideas and also made me go. Oh wait a minute. I was told to give the baby goats goat starter pellets, and that grass hay was given and also alfalfa. Alfalfa is rich, so is that really good for a baby? It has been many many years since I have owned any kind of Goat. Ours were nubian goats a long time ago.😂 any kind of feedback would be appreciated. Thank you.
Cute❤❤
I want to buy baby goats that never grow up. Where can i get that kind? 😆
I have 3 nigeria dwarf goat 🐐. How can I fetch it to 🇨🇦 Canada I need help
I'm curious as to why you bottle feed the baby goats instead of them nursing?
We recently posted a video explaining why on the channel. Thanks for watching!
@Goat Daddy’s: I’m working towards acquiring and raising dairy goats. My first step is to research and learn. I live on the east coast and want to pick your brain. Are there any good in-person or online courses you would recommend for new and prospective goat owners?
What milk were the kids drinking
How much for the baby 🐐, please.
Doeling and a little buck.
Thank you!
How about pine tree for the adults?
Our adult goats love pine trees and pine tree branches as treats!
I just got a baby goat they did have it tested at the vet but we could only get one they didn’t have two so what is the best way to keep him from being so scared he definitely doesn’t like to be alone
I have 47” page wire fence, with one electric wire at the top (for predators and to prevent goats from jumping over) and two wires at the bottom (to prevent anything going under, and keeps the goats from putting their heads through the fence and from rubbing up against it... which they LOVE to do.. but it stretches it out).
The goats (babies included) avoid the fence altogether, which makes keeping them safe and contained easy 🤍
Great idea! I’ve heard lots of success stories with an electric set up like that, and it extends the life of the fence significantly.
why not put a few coats of sealer on that plywood?
I rescued a 2 day old got today. Mama has Mets and can’t produce milk so baby needs to be bottle fed. How long before I can start to introduce hay? Oh never mind you already answered!
I am new to this, don't have any yet. Just doing a lot of research on UA-cam. Is there a way I can talk to you about my questions with out doing all of this typing. Call me old school, but I can say more then I can type.
I would like to start out with 1 male and 2 females. All from different breeders. I'm looking to start setting up this year so next year I can move forward with them. My real concern would be the fence.i here they can find a way to get out...
Where are you located?
Elgin, South Carolina
Drop a comment if you're here from tik tok!
I’m here from tic tok
I'm from tik tok
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23 min mark is about fencing 👍👍
Hi new to channel. Lots of great info thanks. Question just curious why do you bottle feed? Is it because your doing something with the mommas milk?
Hey there, great question! We bottle feed for a few different reasons. 1. It makes the babies super social. 2. Goats(especially our breed of goats) often make awful mothers and are prone to neglecting babies. Bottle feeding ensures everyone is getting the proper amount of milk. 3. As you mentioned, we are a grade a goat dairy so we sell the goat milk to the public.
Hope this answers your question, thanks for watching!
I see! Thanks for answering my question
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Amazing
I don't see the link. Where are the collars from? thanks!
Hey Lacey! Totally forgot to include that in the description, the collars are from Caprine Supply.
Thanks for watching😊
What about those homesteaders who want milk, so they breed their goats and get babies and sell them. I'd like advice on breeds and physical qualities and temperament tests we can do ourselves to look for in choosing baby goats to bring home.
Dog be like - i am in trouble 😅
What breed is your shepherd?
Belgium Malinois!
Good information, very helpful. Music was way too loud compared to your speaking though
Apologies😪 We’ll be making an updated video on this topic in the near future with better audio/video quality so be sure to be on the look out for that👀
So…can you have goats in a 2 acres of backyard
If you provide the proper care, diet, and shelter, then 2 acres is plenty for a few goats!
I love goats
Those little pups really like being around you ... I don't see that on hidden heights farm, why would that be ...
Hello there my sister loves goats so someone gift her 2 baby goats on feb 3 2023 then one goat got sick then we called a veterinarian he did his work and he give some medicine so on 3 mar 2023 goat was really really sick we called a veterinarian he said buy this medicine immediately are guard went immediately to the shop and I was with the goat I went inside and just my guard came back the goat was
No longer in this world 😭
I live with coyotes in our area I think they could easily get in there
It's very upsetting to not be able to listen to you because of loud distracting music
Whoever was holding that camera must have the shakes
The music makes it hard to understand wtf hea saying
It is a lot of work.
1 or 2 goats, maybe.
Lots of good advice, thanks. But if I may reciprocate, please ditch the music or at least turn it way down, it's too distracting and makes your good advice hard to hear.
music is too loud...
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Goat cheese 🧀
Less talk, more goats, please.
ELIMINATE THE ANNOYING MUSIC
This video is kind of a downer, isan't it? 😢
YOU TALK TOO MUCH. JUST SHOW THE BABY GOATS.
I got a dog and I want have a goat, so they can breed.
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