[clydesdaleclopper]

My neighbours have a single elderly Kune Kune and their chickens choose to spend all their time in with her.  Only problem is they lay in her house and she eats the eggs

Tut tut hasn't that pig read the regulations on eating animal byproducts 

[Jukes Mum]

I keep most of my chickens in the sheep field. I have put their hut in a corner of the field and just put some stock netting around it to stop the sheep getting to the hut and feeder. I have cut a small bob hole in the netting for the chickens to get in and out. We have some goats staying for a while and no problems with them.

[laurelrus]

Thanks Jukes Mum. That's exactly what we'll do. I think the sheep are less likely to be a problem than the goats!

[sarab]

We have goats, ducks and chickens in the same area, The chicken and duck food is kept behind an electric fence raised high enough to let the birds underneath. I am lucky enough to have brick built sheds for keeping them all separate at night and they all know where they live. Water has to be in aa bucket attached to the wall to keep those mucky ducks from fouling it.

[waterbuffalofarmer]

you could fence off part of the paddock with electric fencing, to keep the goats out, that would do the trick.