Goats name: penny

2.    A lot of people will want goats for their meat and milk/cheese.

3.    Penny likes to ram into people with her head to play. 

4.    She also loved to go and eat the garbage outside

5.    Penny was aloud in the house

6.    She enjoyed having goats

7.    Penny had a baby which they sold, and twin goats

8.    The goats produced milk which they used for cooking

9.    They also made goat cheese with the milk

10.  Goats are harder to have as a pet because they are a lot messier 

11.  Penny could be taught to do thrives like walking on where hind legs

12. Penny would also go to the saint Patrick's day parade and she would die her fur green 

13. Her goat would like to cuddle up with her watching tv just like a dog

14. Her mother gave penny baths 

15. The girl goats did not smell nearly as much as the males

16. Her goats main health concern has her teeth because they were hard to clean so she would get toothaches

17. Penny lived 5 years (life span can run almost to 10)

18. the goats eat the grass but they graze so you don't have mow as much

19. they were fed goat pellets like alfalfa pellets (she also ate table food: spaghetti)

20. The yard was fenced in so they would not run away

21. Penny had a goat house outside so she could sleep in there and take the dog toys and bring them into her house outside

22. Penny had a blanket (they need a lot of stuff so if you want a goat consider all these things)

23. Penny was a very smart goat

2. The only bad habit was getting out of the fence by climbing over it.

3. I didn't get them in hopes they would produce anything but they did have babies.

4. Goats are friendly but it's not like having a dog or cat. Goats don't need as much human interaction. I did have names for all my goats and each had their own personality.

5. One funny thing is that I took a baby Gretchen with me on a camping trip. Her mom had died and she was too little to be left with the other goats. Another baby Martina I raised in the basement and bottle feed her until she was big enough to go outside with the others. Her mom had died, too.

6. Most of our goats lived many years. Pygmy goats like I had can live 10 years or more. Goats often give birth to twins so birth was often difficult and some of my goats died this way.

7. The male goats could get quite aggressive. The females we're gentle and got along with each other.

8. The goats would eat corn. Also I would hand feed then grass from the yard when I moved. They never bit me.

9. I had a dog, cats, and chickens and they all got along together.

10. I don't know any farm specifically but I think you find farms in Minnesota on the internet that sell goats.