You goat people are a hoot!

airotciv · #41 08/08/11, 06:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Minelson

I leave mine out when I'm gone for the most part. But if I know UPS might come I'll lock them up. Or if it's later in the day when the ol man does his walk past our place I have to lock them up or they follow him home (btdt)
I don't like them out when UPS comes cuz he drives so fast and I don't want Gretta attacking him...I need him too much!!

Has to LOL, a few years go when Rocky (the goat) was about 4-6 month old I would let him out of the pasture and he would just hang out with the dogs. Then the day the UPS driver came up with 2 dogs and a goat in his truck. He said " I have been driving your dogs up the driveway for years, now I have a goat." Rocky is now in the goat pasture when UPS is comming to our house.

TwosCompany · #42 08/08/11, 06:30 PM

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Originally Posted by airotciv

Has to LOL, a few years go when Rocky (the goat) was about 4-6 month old I would let him out of the pasture and he would just hang out with the dogs. Then the day the UPS driver came up with 2 dogs and a goat in his truck. He said " I have been driving your dogs up the driveway for years, now I have a goat." Rocky is now in the goat pasture when UPS is comming to our house.

sashay · #43 08/08/11, 06:44 PM

twoscompany...I can identify. The dog might sleep when the neighbor dogs come to turn over the trash cans...but not the goats and they are not having these interlopers over here either. THE GOATS will chase the dogs away and when max the wonder dog wakes up...all will be well...except the goats will likely be on top of the trash cans "guarding them". I got divorced because of the high drama (okay so there was more...but that's my story)_....but little did I know that goats are WORSE. AND the goats did teach the dog to dance backward on his hind legs and head butt the cats. I mean...dancing lessons for dogs are EXPENSIVE...and mine were free. Thanks to the goaties.