[AlpacaTalk] Re:pygmy goat with alpacas?

I am not an Alpaca expert, but I have had goats for a couple years, and I
can tell you they are very picky eaters. They will not eat anything that
has touched the ground, unless is is growing.

Also, although CAE is not transmitable to Alpacas ( I checked in with the
vets at WADDL where I have my CAE testing done on this), CL is. If someone
is giving away a goat for free there is a reason. I would not personally
take any free animals. I got CAE positive goats when I bought them, and now
I am going to have to put them down. Buying from a tested herd is a must,
for me at least.

CL, if you get it, will stay on your property for YEARS, by the way.

Nan

--
Nan Nickson
Valhalla Run
Saranac, Michigan

"When you put words into the mouth of God, much is at risk." --Dave
Hingsburger

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