6. Gum. Try chewing on a stick of gum to instantly defuse tension. In a recent study, while under moderate stress, gum chewers had salivary cortisol levels that were 12 percent lower than non-chewers.
Feed Nutrients. Energy is the most limiting nutrient to dairy goats. Sources of energy are grass, alfalfa, cereal grains such as corn, oats, wheat and barley and bypass fats. Energy limitations may result from inadequate feed intake, too much low quality feed, incorrect roughage to concentrate ratios.
Answers. Best Answer: It really depends on the breed and how much you feed them. Regular dairy goats can range from 100lbs to 200lbs! The structure of a goat really determines the weight. The sire/dam (parents) have a roll in the size. Also, if you breed a dairy goat as a yearling, the goat will generally stay smaller than if you breed them at age 2. Height wise, a normal dairy goat can be measured (at the minimum) starting at the withers, 30 inches (76 cm) for does and 35 inches (88 cm) for bucks.