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It could have been this beautiful on the farm of Anne Lomas from Grange-Over-Sands in Great Britain. To make the children happy, she set up a petting zoo – with alpacas, sheep and goats.
Two years ago she also brought in a buck named Gary. That was the end of peace. “Gary was a nightmare from the start,” the farmer told the British newspaper “Mirror”.
On the very first day, Gary broke into the chicken coop and started chasing the goats, head-butting them and eating their feed. So Lomas put the buck in the enclosure with the alpacas because they’re bigger. She hoped that by doing this she would be able to tame Gary. Without success.
He regularly destroys footballs
Since then, the goat has regularly escaped from the enclosure and harassed Lomas’ customers. “Gary startled customers by jumping on their picnic tables and eating their lunch.” The animal is also capable of getting into mischief outside the garden.
Once he even broke into a house and was found sleeping in the living room by the owners. “He shows up with bras and underpants on his head and we find underwear in the shed. He takes things off the washing line,” reports Anne Lomas.
He is also a master at popping footballs with his sharp horns. For protection, Lomas put foam noodles on Gary’s horns.
Despite everything, Lomas doesn’t want to give Gary away
Gary has become a local celebrity and somewhat of a star on Tiktok. Lomas filmed the stubborn animal doing his evil deeds. The account now has more than 20,000 followers.
In January, Gary completely panicked. He lunged at a burp and bit his butt.
In the meantime, after such acts, the goat is given a period in “solitary confinement”. Then he is alone in his enclosure. Gary regularly drives his owner crazy, but Lomas still doesn’t want to give the animal away. She loves the goat, “even if it drives me crazy”. (lia)
Source: Blick
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