How To Do Just About Everything
By eHow Pets Editor
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Remember to have fun and smile. Your goat senses it if you are nervous or upset.
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Comments
nomader said
on 3/10/2008 Never touch the goats rectum, my friend Ben did this at a showing once and ruined his new shirt when it backfired.
nomader said
on 3/10/2008 Never touch the goats rectum, my friend Ben did this at a showing once and ruined his new shirt when it backfired.
nomader said
on 3/10/2008 Never touch the goats rectum, my friend Ben did this at a showing once and ruined his new shirt when it backfired.
Anonymous said
on 8/8/2006 1. Wear a number tag if given.
2. If you have questions, ask.
3. Goats love Funions.
4. Don't forget the hooves.
5. Set up your goat when you stop.
6. Don't yell or cuss.
7. Smile.
8. Don't leave trash in your stall, you will get fined and tagged.
9. Don't run.
10. Dress for success.
Anonymous said
on 6/30/2006 Never, ever get between the judge's view of your goat; this means that if the judge goes around in a circle looking at your goat, you should move accordingly in order to maintain a good view for the judge.
Teach your goat how to stand square: this means that each leg is under his body, all four legs in a rectangle position.
The first show I went to, I had no idea what bracing was; if the judge asks you to brace your goat, that means that you should put your closest leg to the front of the goat in front of him.
Find out who your judge is and what his quirks are; one of my first judges liked red goats, and so always put them at the top of the class.
Always smile; even faking it can help a lot.