Goats are the next dog: From yoga to landscaping, humans and goats are bonding in Connecticut
TinaMarie Craven
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Bradley Mountain Farm offers painting sessions with goats.Bradley Mountain Farm / Contributed photo
It’s not exactly a secret that goats have grown in popularity in recent years. These hoofed charmers can be found everywhere, from silly internet videos, farmer’s markets, petting zoos, yoga studios and even in homes as pets.
“Goats are like the next dog: everyone wants to have goats as pets. They’re very easy to care for, they don’t eat a ton and they’re just affectionate livestock,” Tracy Longoria of Aussakita Acres Farm said.
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Kidding around: CT offers up snuggle, yoga, hiking and even painting sessions with goats
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Nigerian dwarf goats like this one are waiting to help with yoga poses.Flanders Nature CenterShow MoreShow Less
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The Catherine Violet Hubbard (CVH) Animal Sanctuary holds monthly goat yoga sessions.Bill Glass / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less
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The Catherine Violet Hubbard (CVH) Animal Sanctuary holds monthly goat yoga sessions.Bill Glass / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less
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The Catherine Violet Hubbard (CVH) Animal Sanctuary holds monthly goat yoga sessions.Bill Glass / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less
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Aussakita Acre Farm offers baby goat socials and goat gatherings at the farm.Courtesy of Aussakita Acres Farm s Facebook pageShow MoreShow Less
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