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<blockquote data-quote="tynyphil" data-source="post: 3920890" data-attributes="member: 44419">yes., focus on fencing is probably best for your situation.&nbsp; Yes, feeding the guard dog is expensive and difficult because the goats want to eat his food and visa versa.&nbsp; It can be a rodeo.As for your fencing....4 goats don&#039;t need a lot of room depending on pasture, etc.&nbsp; but I like hog panels.&nbsp; They are only 34&quot; tall but the bars are very dense on the bottom.&nbsp; you could add a single hot wire. Another choice is an electric net fence.&nbsp; I use them for a chicken yard and I use them in the spring/summer to keep critters out of my garden.&nbsp; Here&#039;s a link to where I have purchased mine. &nbsp;<a href="https://www.premier1supplies.com/c/fencing/" target="_blank">Electric Fence - Premier1Supplies</a>The net fencing is very easy to put up and take down. Just minutes to do.&nbsp; the posts are already attached to the net.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tynyphil, post: 3920890, member: 44419"] yes., focus on fencing is probably best for your situation. Yes, feeding the guard dog is expensive and difficult because the goats want to eat his food and visa versa. It can be a rodeo. As for your fencing....4 goats don't need a lot of room depending on pasture, etc. but I like hog panels. They are only 34" tall but the bars are very dense on the bottom. you could add a single hot wire. Another choice is an electric net fence. I use them for a chicken yard and I use them in the spring/summer to keep critters out of my garden. Here's a link to where I have purchased mine. [URL='https://www.premier1supplies.com/c/fencing/']Electric Fence - Premier1Supplies[/URL] The net fencing is very easy to put up and take down. Just minutes to do. the posts are already attached to the net. [/QUOTE]

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