You'd think baby goats would naturally be tame if their mothers are, but, unfortunately, that is not the case.

We have figured out the trick to making sure those sweet babies are always tame and loving, even if they are NOT bottle babies! It can be done, and if you get the work in at the right time, it is not that difficult!

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