Good looking oberhalsi and toggenburg? I think the light one is a togg.
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01-29-2012, 12:36 PM #11Member
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I've had great luck myself. But I had a bad deal of luck with some domestic dogs killing 3 out of five of my goats while I was away from camp. But I won't give up I'll do it again.
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Very interesting, I may have to train some goats to haul out the sheds that my antler dog finds!
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Someone knows their goats
Originally Posted by sigpros
Its an Ober and an Alpine. The Ober is pushing 190 lbs and the Alpine is 175 and strong as an ox... Well ok, a big goat.
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