Goats have a long history of providing milk and food. It’s the easy availability of goats, in terrain which is hostile to humans, that made goats the best loved-animals around.

They have the ability to survive in any weather, in plains or on the mountian tops. They think, communicate.

and have a keen sense of smell that can detect enemies long before they appear. Their excellent hearing warns them of danger, even before they are seen.

Goats have that kind of intelligence that is needed for living wild in mountainous areas where food is sparse and predators are a constant threat. They have good discrimination and learning skills to help find food.

Goats make excellent pets. They can understand when humans talk to them.

They respond, when humans call them by their names. They like to be petted, and feel good when stroked and talked to them in a calm voice.

Here in these books we bring you stories related to goats, their tastes and liking. Do you know that goats like ice cream? It’s only those who have goats as pets know.

Goats are so intelligent that there were instances where they sought human intervention to save animals, birds that needed help. And if you see someone having coffee, thank the goat that first danced, after eating coffee beans.

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