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hello Clarence this is crystal here with
blue cactus dairy goats and I have been
working with my two little retainer
dough's these are two of the dough's I
decided to keep pretty darn good quality
so what I'm going to do is start them
young so that when I do take them to
show in April
which believe it or not it's just about
three and a half months away before
their first show I want to make sure
that I work with them so I did take I've
been taking footage of the first week
this will come in multiple parts but so
for the first week you guys will see and
this is how all Nigerians mainly act but
a lot of the younger dough's as well
they act a little crazy and like you're
going to kill them so getting that out
of the way for the first part I
literally just put a soft collar on them
and I'm gonna pull them and get them
used to coming with me I don't worry too
too much about setting them up or
anything like that but I do do it a
little bit I'll stop with them and set
their legs in their feet another pointer
I'm always going to be petting I guess
you could say we're their utter will
eventually develop and get them familiar
with that type of with them being
touched down there so I'm going to show
you guys that footage of how it went
with the first week I highly recommend
if you can get a young doe to start them
young ideally that's how I would have
done with all of my dose the ones I
start young do really well in the ring
and behave a lot better
than ones that you don't that you don't
work with when they're young all right
so let's see the footage
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so I hope that brings you to the life of
the world of starting a coat while
they're young getting them trained and
having fun with it just knowing that
you're not killing them no matter what
they're trying to make you believe so
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