At this point I’m pretty confident that Lucy is pregnant. She’s huge and she’s sta

At this point I’m pretty confident that Lucy is pregnant. She’s huge and she’s starting to waddle more than walk. Unfortunately figuring out a goat’s due date is complicated. All the information that I’ve found says that Nigerian dwarf goats are generally pregnant for 145-155 days. Chance the stud muffin was here for about 2 weeks. That means she could go into labour as early as October 25th or as late as November 18th. So I’ve got to watch her closely for at least a month. This won’t be her first birthing but it’ll be the first one that I’m in attendance and not going to lie I’m nervous. I’m open to and welcome all the tips from those more experienced than I am. Don’t worry you won’t bruise my ego, I am fully aware that I am a novice. Besides my girls are much more important than my pride. I am really looking forward to having babies running around. I’m also looking forward to getting milk again, it’s amazing how much I miss it. Before I got goats I knew I wanted goats but I had no idea how much I was going to love them. #poverty_hill #homestead #homesteading #homesteadersofinstagram #goats #lovemygoats #dwarfnigeriangoats #lucy #lucythegoat #preggers #stayathomegoatmom #crazygoatlady #ruralpa #countryliving #howwerollroundhere #babiesontheway #simplelife #simplepleasures #goaties #slowliving #myhappyplace #myhappylife (at Pennsylvania) https://www.instagram.com/p/CVQNi3nAfvG/?utm_medium=tumblr -- source link

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