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Cow or goat conundrum...
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over a year ago
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Goat I love them. We fell in love with one called marigold at a farm we used to go to when my son was small. If I had real grass in my garden I would have one tomorrow |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Easy a cow, grew up on a farm. Cows are far more amenable, goats are stubborn little fuckers "
I agree, but then it depends which side of the bed your trying to push them onto.  |
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"Easy a cow, grew up on a farm. Cows are far more amenable, goats are stubborn little fuckers
I agree, but then it depends which side of the bed your trying to push them onto. "
Haha that is very true. The cow can live downstairs me upstairs sorted  |
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We have had all sorts of orphaned farm animals come to stay at ours over the years Mr is a softie when it comes to his animals. He once spent a week going everywhere with a tiny piglet in the pocket of his wax jacket 
Cows are pretty docile so I would do it for the money but Mr can deal with the mess.
I can imagine a goat climbing the bookcase and negotiating the stairs a lot easier than a heifer. |
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"We have had all sorts of orphaned farm animals come to stay at ours over the years Mr is a softie when it comes to his animals. He once spent a week going everywhere with a tiny piglet in the pocket of his wax jacket
Cows are pretty docile so I would do it for the money but Mr can deal with the mess.
I can imagine a goat climbing the bookcase and negotiating the stairs a lot easier than a heifer. "
 I want a pocket pig so badly now! |
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over a year ago
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A goat please and I would call him Gary. Me and our kid would have the best of craic for 2 years till I got my money. Then I'd send him to Australia to live with Jimbo and visit from time to time |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Goat, preferably a Pygmy or an Anglo-Nubian please.
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I also would opt for a pygmy goat, as my house is way too small for a cow or even a regular sized goat! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Mathematics makes it an obvious choice a cow weighs on average 720kg a goat about 50kg for a start would your sofa take a cow sitting on it? Secondly cows produce an awful lot of shit and its sot solid its of the liquid variety. There is only one choice if you really think about it.
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"We have had all sorts of orphaned farm animals come to stay at ours over the years Mr is a softie when it comes to his animals. He once spent a week going everywhere with a tiny piglet in the pocket of his wax jacket
Cows are pretty docile so I would do it for the money but Mr can deal with the mess.
I can imagine a goat climbing the bookcase and negotiating the stairs a lot easier than a heifer. "
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over a year ago
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A cow, but only if I gwt to choose the breed! Friesian would be too big, so I will have a nice little red Dexter please.
Goats are a pain in the arse, escaping, chewing stuff they shouldnt, climbing about the place! |
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