FULL GOAT BIRTH - Nigerian Dwarf's First Labor - WARNING: GRAPHIC | The Galloway Farm
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
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Thanks for watching! I hope you found this video both educational and entertaining! This was Honey's first birth and our first ever goat birth on the farm! We are so excited to have this memory documented on video and share it with y'all!
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Thank you for sharing so much. I’ve been looking for land in Texas and I hope to start my family’s homestead journey soon.
That’s amazing! Wishing you all the best as you begin your homestead adventure 🐐
I hope you separate the buck from the doe's for a few months after birth because a friend of mine didn't. His doe's rebred two months after they gave birth. Not cool and drains the doe's. Looking at the age of the yearling mom, I hope the buck is not the dad to the mom. It's common for new Very young moms to not like their first kids at first. Try twice a day op she may start drying up early for lack of stimulation.
No early rebreeding here. We are on a yearly breeding schedule. We don’t want to overwork our does and want to keep them healthy. The buck and mom are unrelated and are the same age (give or take a few months). We are hoping she is a better mom next go around. As for the milking, we still to this day only milk once a day (she gave birth in February) and she is still producing.
Doing anymore You Tube videos?
Yes! We had to take a pause to get ready for our sweet baby and enjoy some special time with them, but hope to resume in the near future with even better content!!
@@TheGallowayFarm Hi, not a criticism but we enjoy your videos and miss seeing them as a family.
Thank you so much! 😁