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"Rachael Simpson" writes:
does anyone have any advice on keeping our goats out of the garden and = flower beds? we had them fenced in high powered electric fencing, but = Train them to strap collars, and then tether them. Make sure the ropes are too substantial to be chewed, and that there is nothing for the ropes to snag on. If there is any likelihood of the goats being spooked, by a dog especially, tie the ropes to an old bike tyre or similar which is in turn anchored --- so that there is some "give" in the restraint otherwise there is a possibility that when put to flight a goat might snap its neck as the rope snaps taut. (BTDT, sheep). Tied to a fence is best so that they can't go round and round (e.g., a pole) and wind the rope tightly. Move the tethers a couple of times each day, ensuring access to water and shade is always available. -- John Savage (my news address is not valid for email) |
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