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A super sweet non registered polled Guernsey wether. He was castrated at 5 months for Urinary calculi prevention and is only 6 months old. He is so loveable. A face you can't deny and a loving nature that will keep you under his spell. All you'll want to do is spoil him.
Our chocolate boy is a superb little (well not so little) boy. He's a tall lanky boy with a sweet nature. You can cuddle him and hug him, so if you want him, that has to be your main need from this boy...lots of cuddles! He is 2 years old and has been disbudded.
The chocolate boy does have a limp on his front leg. He's been treated many times in many different ways but it remains. It doesn't hold him up from getting along to places or jumping up to the tops of cable reels, but it is there.
So he's seeking a special home, that can love this boy as he is, and protect him as he can't run away very fast! I am sure there is someone seeking a perfect companion for their nannies or another soft spoken wether?
If you look a this boy's face, he will melt your heart every day.
He was a late surgical castrate to help prevent Urinary Calculi.
He is CLA/CAE/Johnes negative (2023)
They are both too sweet and so lovable! You will fall head over heels in love with these boys! It is impossible not to!
Can assist with transport so don't let that stop you from getting these gorgeous boys as a loving addition to your home!
Both were surgically castrated at 5 months to assist with urinary calculi prevention. This is a huge savings toward your goats. We put the cost in, you get the savings. Urinary calculi costs, a lot, for some it makes their goat - after criticial surgery - one of their most expensive pets. Often they lose their pets because it is too late. These boys have a fantastic start to life with a late castration. I can also provide other advice to help you with prevention.