Odd growth ;-)

[Mac's Rainbow (SarMcC)]

I have this doe and she gets these growths it comes and goes and I was just wondering any of you had an idea what I could do to stop it? Thanks Mac's Rainbow sm ;-0

[Heather Fair]

Hahaha, I have had horses allow chickens and even a rabbit to set on them, but the goats say NO WAY! :)

[Melissa Senesac]

AHHH!!! HAHAHA!! This is so funny! Our chickens will do the same thing! Of course ours don't blend in as well (at first it really did look like your goat had a 'growth' on her back). Too cute. :)

[Jane Wagman]

Panda is such a patient doe with all the silkies. Maybe thats the real reason her daughter seems to like to hang out with chickens - just carrying on the family tradition. :)

[Mary Colman]

wHAT an adorable picture of your doe and her Silkie! so cute.

[Mac's Rainbow (SarMcC)]

The chicken is a silkie and several of my does and my buck will allow the chickens to set on them. Part of it is when they try to shake the chickens off the chickens hang on very well and the goats then let them stay until they are ready to leave. But some of the goats don't mind having the chickens set on them.
Mac's Rainbow sm

[Elyse Nicholson]

What breed of chicken is it?

[Deborah Niemann-Boehle]

Very cute! What I find really odd is your doe's patience! I don't think any of mine would stand for that (literally). What a beautiful chicken.