What Is Normal For A Goat?

Goat-care also means understanding basic physiological and biological norms for goats:
Rectal temperature is in the range 39 � 40 degrees
Pulse rate is in the range 70 -80 beats per minute
Respiration is in the range 15 � 30 per minute
Rumen Movement 1 � 1.5 per minute
Oestrus is 17 � 23 days
Gestation period is in the range 143 � 155 days
Puberty is just 2 months for bucks
Lifespan Bucks � The average is around 8 years but up to 12 years
Lifespan Does � The average is around 11-12 years and up to 20 years
Growth from Birth to Maturity is 3 years

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