Only recommendation I can make that doesn't involve gravy and potatoes is: put him in a solid fence, toss food over the fence and pour water through the fence into the bucket, and wait anxiously until his "mom" gets back. They're smart and once they figure out what works, they won't stop using that technique. Or, you could by a cattle prod. Amazing how respectful they are of electricity.Say gallantwarrior
Do you have advise as to how to control a spoild pet billygoat that I'm stuck with taking care of for a few days till something can be done with the pet goats?
All I'm doing just makes him angrier. I would like to strangle him but he aint my goat.
It's a long story but I told her when she got them not to make them pets.
Does he have a "buddy"? Having another goat might calm him a bit.
Thanks gallant.
Would a human stun gun kill it, if I bought one from walmart?
It's a male goat with big horns and 2 female goats.
The idiot woman thought she could make pets out of them and get milk to sell.
She also had a pitbull not trained in anyway what -so- ever and a 7 year old kid also undisciplined.
She let him go to school on the bus yesterday and then drove herself to Tucson and checked herself into a mental facality.
Child protective service came and got her 7 year old son, right away.
Her husband is a trucker and is far away on the road.
He will be back in a few days and will have to deal with all of this. I feel so sorry for him.
I'm a friend with her Mother and Lil took the chickens and ducks, the dog went to one of her grandsons.
I'm helping to hold the billy while Lil gets them water and food. She 76 years old. The daughter is a neighbor here.
I'm grabbing him in a stronghold with his horns. Of course it's not working to well.
This male goat is spoiled and of course agressive because of the 2 females, and maybe half crazed from whatever that 7 year old might have done to him.
I was hoping for stunning, not sure but feed store might have cattle prods. Thanks.
It sounds like something from the old show Payton Place, huh?
God never dull moment in this little suburb of ours.
Well if the lady doesn't return for her goats, you might start looking for a good goat farm and relinquish custody. With two ladies and the gent you'll probably have little ones come spring which could be fun if you decide to become a goat farmer.
She is not going to get out of there for a long time, if ever.
It's up to her husband to do what he wants with them when he gets home on Mon. or Tue.
I'm just trying to protect Lillian from that goat trying to butt her hard and make her fall and break a bone or something.
No 76 year old woman should have to deal with such a thing like this.
Her daughter is in a mental instution, her grandson is in child protective services and now she has to drive everday from St. David where she lives to our place (meaning our neighboorhood) not my house) to water and feed those animals twice a day.
There are no goat farms around here.
This goat is giving off red vibes not good.
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