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In Reply to: Re: i have an issue about dehorning posted by Dalice on August 10, 2001 at 05:08:09:
Hi Lisa. I have dairy goats. They are not doing anything, but being pets and moms and probaly never will. I have had some pretty serous damage to a couple of udders .So under the circumstances I prefer ,no horns.To the guy that loves his goat horns . So do I love your goat horns, but they just are not practical on dairy goats.One thing I have learned over the years is, to each his own.As I write this I have many little guys that still have thier horns and have loved on me all day,I have to dodge all thier affectionet rubbing and get a few bruses any way. goat mom
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