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Originally Posted by cabvmd
I have seen goats really help calm and keep a horse from getting bored.
Paula is right, intact male goats do smell really bad!!!!Even after castration there is a pungent odor about them. I have alot of clients in NJ that have and breed pet goats, but even if I could get a free one I think the shipping fees would not be worth it. Try to get one local.
If you cannot, I could check to see if someone I know is shipping any horses to KY and try to get a goat on the van.
cabvmd
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Thx! There's a goat farm right down the road from the Bluegrass Equine Center. They're going pick one up there...
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