Hoofs should be trimmed every 4-6 weeks. While they tolerate cold climates quite well, they really must have a draft free barn if they are kept in a cold region. My goats won't even leave the barn unless the temperature is above about 20 F. A shed with one end open may suffice, but I wouldn't keep my goats in anything less than a good barn which can be completely closed up during snowstorms. They are easy prey for dogs and coyotes so the fencing must be capable of keeping these predators out. The American Tennessee Fainting Goat Association was started in 1987.
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