Oh Dear, you do have some trouble with your feet don't you (BTW how are the toes?).
What happened? OH broke his 2 years ago, just slipped on some grass. If he'd carried on putting weight on it it could have moved and been a lot worse, SO GET TO THAT A&E! (Isn't that what you would tell others they should do?)
I know it's difficult, but try and think what the males will be like in a year or so, unless they are going to be company for a nanny (or a racehorse?) they don't have much going for them as pets, some breeders have them destroyed at birth so they don't end up being shunted around, Toggs are a lot bigger and stronger than pygmies!
I think you should train them to harness and deliver soap on a cart pulled by 2 goats
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Anyway be positive, could be all girls yet, mine both had 2 females last year. Though I can guarantee mine will be all males this year because I found a registered Togg male for them. (due in 2 weeks, getting excited now, but don't care what they have has long as things go OK, fingers crossed.
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6 new replies just while I was typing mine! I'll post anyway
He probably knows you'll get too attached to them and won't be able to let them go.
but you still need to get that foot looking at, no friendly neighbours who could help out somehow?
