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Handling goats and goat behaviour
It is best to get your goat used to being handled from a young age, so future visits from the veterinarian or other people is not stressful. At all times, goats should be handled quietly, gently and confidently. Goats will quickly become habituated to your presence and will actively seek out positive interactions with you, when treated kindly and in a positive manner.
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Shade and shelter for farmed and lifestyle block animals
All animals should live in an appropriate environment, and one which reflects the five freedoms. The conditions and surroundings that an animal lives in, contributes to the animal’s overall well-being, both behavioural and physiologic
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Caring for sheep
Before you decide to get sheep, it is important to consider whether you have the time, resources, and knowledge, as well as the right environment to care for your sheep properly.
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The right environment for your sheep
All sheep should live in a suitable and comfortable environment, which provides for their needs including shade and shelter, comfortable lying areas and secure fencing to keep them safe and happy.
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Bonding rabbits
Rabbits are very sociable and will crave the companionship of their own kind.
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Feeding sheep the right diet
Sheep are grazers and eat plant matter usually in the form of pasture (e.g. grass, clover and other pasture plants).
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Ask a behaviouristHow to stop your rabbit from scratching the children?I recently adopted a rabbit for my kids, and she keeps scratching them. I was told she would be a good pet for children, and now I’m not so sure.
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Keeping your sheep healthy
It is important to check your flock daily for sheep with any injuries or ill health.
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Fresh foods for Guinea Pigs
Provide a variety of different types of vegetables and fruits daily.
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How to keep healthy and happy hens in your backyard
Chickens can be wonderful companions and are energetic, inquisitive, and friendly animals.