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02-18-2017, 08:22 AM
Halters work very well also. Bacchus was always a great goat but for some reason pitches a fit when I saddle him up. I don't like horns flying around my face when I'm trying to buckle a saddle, and the halter solves that problem rather nicely. I notice that while on a walk the halter also keeps him from yanking me off to the side to grab a bite of grass or something, like the other goats do with their collars. Victoria used to pull so hard on the lead that she once nearly blacked out choking herself. Thats the opposite of lagging and its almost more annoying.
I once tried owning a llllama. I found a smallish female with good breeding for 50 bucks. She never spit and seemed to have a decent personality. She was black with white feet and nose and I named her Isllama. She was a snail paced animal and I had to wrap a horse lead around my waist and drag her along the road. I decided that I'd rather just have a well balanced wheelbarrow than a pack llllama. Its so fun to add extra "L"s to the word that I'm going to throw in some extras for my own fun. I gave that llllama away for free and decided to stick with goats and yaks.
I once tried owning a llllama. I found a smallish female with good breeding for 50 bucks. She never spit and seemed to have a decent personality. She was black with white feet and nose and I named her Isllama. She was a snail paced animal and I had to wrap a horse lead around my waist and drag her along the road. I decided that I'd rather just have a well balanced wheelbarrow than a pack llllama. Its so fun to add extra "L"s to the word that I'm going to throw in some extras for my own fun. I gave that llllama away for free and decided to stick with goats and yaks.