I am sure most people know that goats are known for their escape tactics. They can be hard to contain sometimes. We have a chain-link fence around 3 sides of their yard which contains them just fine, but on the fourth side we have a barely 4ft tall wire fence separating the goats from the dogs and chickens. And Bella likes to jump.
It started with running as fast as possible and running on all 4 legs sideways up the fence. Then she pushed really hard and bent the wire somewhat and half jumps, half climbs. She's very proficient now.
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Yesterday Rylan came into my room and said 'There is a goat in the kitchen" and there has been twice so far today too. How is she breaking in to the house?
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She watched the dogs come in and out while eating the bushes next to the deck...
That's a riot! If it's any consolation, my chickens are also proficient escape artists who will do anything to get into our house, and have on a few occasions, too!
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