Hawaii ferrel pack goat!!!!

[Sanhestar]

yes, nature has provided all animals with the ability to adjust to a certain variety of habitats. Nonetheless there are limits to that adjustments when the changes are reversed too quickly.

You can find this in the many Native Breeds of horses that have adjusted to lean pastures. Put them onto "quality" pastures (whereas quality needs a closer definition) and you will see a rise in overweight and laminitis, followed by skin conditions, other hoof conditions and then the metabolic "crash down" of EMS and Cushing Syndrome.

Overfeed a goat and you will see laminitis, as well and also infection with clostridia bacteria (can't remember the English name for that). Push the young goats too fast with food and you will get joint and growth plate problems.