The adult Pygmy does you see in the video are approximately 19-20 inches tall at the shoulder. That is a little under knee high to my 5'3". They are 2-4 lbs. at birth and mature at around 50-60 lbs by age three, most of that being their stocky little bodies. :)
They need a small barn or shed (draft-free housing), fresh hay and water and ocassional small amounts of grain (1/2 cup of less unless they are nursing kids), yearly vaccinations and a safely fenced play area. They are wonderfully friendly and social. The adults don't play quite as "non-stop" actively as the kids, but DO continue playing (running around, jumping/climbing and "spronking") all thru their lives. They really just get more lovable as they mature (smile).
Hey friends! Please comment on (and rate, if you want) this video. I'm looking forward to hearing what you think of all the goats - and especially the new babies! Thanks! -Deb at Spring Promise Pygmies, AK.
Fun to watch, good job with the barn.
6packranch 3 years ago
how big do they get?
AnimalLuver4ever 3 years ago
The adult Pygmy does you see in the video are approximately 19-20 inches tall at the shoulder. That is a little under knee high to my 5'3". They are 2-4 lbs. at birth and mature at around 50-60 lbs by age three, most of that being their stocky little bodies. :)
snowgooseAK 3 years ago
They are so crazy and fun
are they difficult to rear?
and are the adults as friendly / playful as the Kids
karinawakefield 4 years ago
They need a small barn or shed (draft-free housing), fresh hay and water and ocassional small amounts of grain (1/2 cup of less unless they are nursing kids), yearly vaccinations and a safely fenced play area. They are wonderfully friendly and social. The adults don't play quite as "non-stop" actively as the kids, but DO continue playing (running around, jumping/climbing and "spronking") all thru their lives. They really just get more lovable as they mature (smile).
snowgooseAK 4 years ago
i love goats :D
lantusx 4 years ago
Hey friends! Please comment on (and rate, if you want) this video. I'm looking forward to hearing what you think of all the goats - and especially the new babies! Thanks! -Deb at Spring Promise Pygmies, AK.
snowgooseAK 4 years ago