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Pygmy Goats

Miniature Goats and Pygmy Goats As Pets: A Guide to Keeping Pygmy Goats

George Hoddington
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Pages
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Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
Internet Marketing Business

About

When most people hear the word "pet" they picture a cuddly kitten or a fluffy dog — maybe even a hamster or a bird. Most people do not associate the image of a horned and bearded goat with the word "pet". Pygmy goats are, however, becoming very popular as pets and for good reason. These animals are very friendly and can be incredibly entertaining. If you have ever wanted a pet, but don't want to go for something "traditional" like a cat or dog, a pygmy goat might be the right choice for you.

While these animals may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of the word "pet," they actually make great companion animals. Pygmy goats are incredibly intelligent and affectionate by nature, which makes them a joy to keep. Additionally, the cost and care required for keeping these pets is significantly lower than keeping other kinds of livestock. If you are looking for an entertaining and unique pet, consider the pygmy goat.

In this book, you will learn the basics about pygmy goats including their origins as pets, what they look like and how to care for them. You will receive all the information you need to prepare your pygmy goat enclosure and to stock up on necessary supplies to keep your goats healthy. You will also find a number of valuable tools and resources regarding feeding, breeding and general care of pygmy goats as well as important information regarding preventing and treating pygmy goat diseases.

As an added bonus, you will also receive a wealth of information about showing pygmy goats in addition to a long list of frequently asked questions. Everything you have ever wondered about pygmy goats can be found within the pages of this book! If you've ever considered keeping pygmy goats as pets, this book is just the thing you need to get started.

Covered in this book:

- Best breeds
- Bonding
- Choosing your goat
- Costs
- Feeding
- Health care
- History
- History
- Housing
- Milking
- Owner's checklist
- Raising goats
...and much more

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