jose bagge said: (quoted from post at 04:51:02 05/19/08) As lawn ornament livestock go, lil' donkeys and burroes are pretty painless. I've seen a few that have been kept as companion animals for horses, and they seem to be very gentle creatures that are real good at taking care of themselves- they graze and they poop, and walk around a little in between. Not nearly as finicky about hay quality as horses...
Our miniature donkey was good at eating the hay wastage from our horses and cattle, he was also good at picking on them and getting back up after getting the snot kicked out of him after he went to far (all the other animals were easily 4x bigger, yet he still thought it was fun to pick fights) Desipite the constant pestering the horse did actually miss him when he was sold.
If he saw any animal smaller than he was he would drop his head to their level and chase it until it left, the chickens slept well with him around but he kept the cat living in terror.
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