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You generally needed to keep dairy goats. You needed your own new — and free — goat drain, goat cheddar, goat drain yogurt and perhaps goat meat without worrying about anti-infection agents and hormones in the drain. 

In this blog arrangement, we impart to you things we wish we would have known before getting into dairy goats. We trust our encounters will help you, regardless of whether you have two or fifty goats. We are not impeccable, we are not veterinarians, and we certainly still have a long way to go, yet in the event that we can help you maintain a strategic distance from a portion of the oversights we made, we have accomplished our objective of keeping not only our own, but rather your dairy goats solid and upbeat, also. There are eight sections to this blog arrangement, and today we will begin with Part 1 (please observe the finish of this post for ensuing parts). 

Section 1: 21 Things You Should Know About Dairy Goats Before You Start a Goat Farm 

1. Goats as a rule are exceptionally social, inquisitive, tender, free and savvy animals. They get exhausted and desolate when alone. It is never a smart thought to simply have one goat, you require at any rate two goats. Two does or a doe and a wether (a fixed male goat) or a buck and a doe, on the off chance that you are prepared to begin a little crowd. They cluster and nestle, they eat and they rest together. What's more, no, a human, despite the fact that highly cherished, can't substitute as a sidekick. A forlorn goat will get on autos, get into your garden, and sit on your yard or escape. A desolate goat will be a loud goat, since they will require a sidekick.