how long does it take for a goats balls to fall off?
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This will vary with the size of the bull and environmental conditions. Generally, the scrotum and testicles will fall off in 10-50 days.
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Generally, you will let the kids nurse until weaning at about eight weeks, then you will start milking after that. It is possible to keep a goat in milk for months. Then she will need to be “freshened” by getting pregnant again and having babies.
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It can easily take 1/2 hour sometimes. Sometimes it only takes a few minutes. My goat usually goes quicker than that, because I take the kids away, so she doesn't have anything to distract her.
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This process can take between four and 24 hours, depending on which method is used. Once fully dehydrated, they will be a treat that your dog won't be able to resist.
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mature around 5 months, alpines 6 months and the East African Galla Goat at 4 months. Goats produce a smaller volume of semen per ejaculate than rams and adequate sperm density should be about 2,000,000,000 per ml.
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Fainting goats, also called myotonic goats, “faint” when startled or scared. But they don't really faint, they have a muscle spasm, stiffening and falling over. They remain frozen for about three seconds, then get up without any negative consequences. It doesn't hurt them and causes no pain.
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More than likely, your Marimo balls have an air bubble trapped inside that is causing them to float! Gently squeeze your marimo balls to pop the air bubble. Generally, Marimo will sink to the bottom of their tank within 1-2 days of being added to an enclosure.
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Within two months, it should naturally detach from the body. In a proper banding, the testicles will become hard and shrink, as will the scrotum, until it is flat and leathery. Within two months, it should naturally detach from the body.
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They usually last 5-7 days, but may become loose, unravel, or fall out after only 1-2 days. This is normal. The stitches do not need to remain in place for more than 1-2 days. If the stitches become unraveled or fall out on the evening of surgery, they do not need to be replaced.
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In case of bottle feeding dwarf goats, you need to bottle-fed the kids for about three to four months. Although some people also recommend weaning the dwarf goat kids within their 8 to 10 weeks of age and start introducing solid foods.
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Nigerian Dwarf goats generally have easy births with few problems and kids are born at an average of around two pounds. When cared for properly, the Nigerian Dwarf goat can have a lifespan of between 12 and 14 years.
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Hairs begin to fall out in 5-14 days and may continue to do so for weeks. Hairs may be more rapidly removed by rubbing, scrubbing, or plucking (with no discomfort after 5 days) if one desires to speed up this part of the process.
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We introduce our bucks on Halloween. A goat's gestation period is 140 to 150 days, so we start checking for signs around early March. One of the first signs is bagging udders. If you have a seasoned doe, she will sometimes make udders within a month of giving birth.
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Based on average gestation period of 150 days. Most goats follow a schedule of an average of 150 days. Pygmy goats seem to be the exception with reports of 155 days. The table below follows the average and indicates the date to expect kidding, and the date for which they would be considered marketable.
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A typical gestation period in most Nigerian Dwarf Goats is 145 days and up to 150 days. Do not panic if the time even reaches 157, but much longer then that it is advisable to have a vet check for any complications.
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It can kill a goat in a little as 4-6 hours in critical cases. (That's a case for a chemical wormer.
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I have had people ask me, "This is a nice goat, when is she due to have her babies", and I answer, "She had them 3 weeks ago" <smile>. A goat may not start "showing" until at least a month or less before kidding, and sometimes they never show at all.