The photo on the left shows Andrew Worgul milking a nanny. Strolling geese are in the background. I never had more than three geese at a time at my petting zoo. This way their droppings were never a problem, since they preferred to stay at a distance from humans. But even at a distance, they looked good to the eyes of the visitors and were a favorable attraction to the petting zoo.
Some goats are easier to milk than others.
Kicking goats are not much fun, so you will want to find one that is gentle and is not disturbed by crowds of people. Some breeds of goats are better milkers than others. If you have a problem goat, talk it over with the cooperative extension agent in your county, or a veterinarian There may be a simple solution Donkeys Noisy, braying donkeys are an asset to any petting zoo. They are friendly, and love to be petted. Be sure to clean out their corral every day.