Alert Warning
Goats have a chewing habit. If a goat chews a shoe or piece or clothes, do not get angry, but anticipate it.
Advice
If you decide not to have your goat in the house, urinating outside of a pen or cage that it is kept in may still be potty-trained. All steps remain similar.
Pygmy goats are an exotic, great breed. Pygmy goats are a great domesticated pet and a pleasant addition to any family, although they are best kept in a large roaming area, such as on an acreage or farm. Females grow to approximately 60 pounds and males grow to approximately 80 pounds. They grow to 23 inches on average. This makes living in a home possible for a pygmy goat. Unfortunately, goat faeces have a pungent scent, and where they stand, goats sometimes lose faeces. This cannot be prevented, although it is possible to prepare for urination. For the best cases, training should start with a new baby goat.
Potty The Potty
The minute it wakes up or finishes a bottle, bring the baby goat outside. These are the two most common occasions that urination occurs. Outside, it will urinate and attempt an order such as “Go potty?” or “Go pee-pee?” This will connect this command to the desire of the goat to urinate.
Wait for the urinating calf. Praise it with a petting voice and a happy voice until it has done so. Using voice exchanges such as “Good boy (or) girl!” or “Nice job!” Goats enjoy a nice scratching behind the ears.
Praise the goat again when you carry the goat back inside, and this time take it further by offering the goat a treat it really enjoys. Just for potty-training praise, save this specific treat.
Using your diaper. Since goats can not monitor where their faeces drop, it is possible to use a diaper. Using a baby’s diaper in a similar way. To guarantee that the goat would not be unhappy, this should be changed every half an hour. If you decide that there is no need for a diaper, goat faeces can be cleaned up quickly.
