Angora Goat

Don't be fooled by the Angora Goat's cute look with its silky coat and small snout. This goat can be quite stubborn when it doesn't get what it wants. It firmly plants its short legs on the ground and is ready to dash at any time. However, most of the time, it's friendly and gets along well with other goats. But if it gets irritated by another Billy goat, it'll lower its head and charge. Better find cover, or you might feel the sharp end of its long, curved horns!

If you're planning to keep an Angora Goat, here are some tips. First, make sure to provide a balanced diet with enough hay and fresh water. They're generally easy - going but can get stubborn, so be patient when training them. Keep an eye on their horns as they can be dangerous when the goat is angry. Regularly check their coat for any signs of pests or damage and groom it gently to keep it silky. When other goats are around, watch for any signs of aggression and separate them if needed. Also, provide a safe and spacious area for them to move around freely.