We have had two pygmy goats- one neutered male and one female, for about three years, and we are reaching the end of our tether! We got them from a petting farm who don't keep their kids, and it took lots of work for them to like human interaction, but they quickly became very confident- too confident! The boy, in particular, is very pushy, likes to stand in your way, jump, rear and headbutt. This gets worse in summer when the girl will join in with warning rears. The boy will headbutt anything he can- he has destroyed several chicken coops and a brand new shed, which was empty! They have a nice outdoor grass paddock with hens, a climbing frame for them, paved areas, plants, trees, a nice house and are given good food. It has got to the point where they are difficult to manage and destructive, we are considering rehoming them. This will be a shame because when they aren't posturing or breaking things, they are lovely, affectionate and fun. Is there anything we can do to fix these issues? Anything to add to their enclosure to redirect the head butting or make them less bored?