Across
- 3. The back side of the udder, can be seen when standing behind the goat
- 7. On the side, between the shoulder and flank
- 9. The line around the barrel, behind the elbow and over the withers
- 10. The fleshy part on the outside of the nose
- 11. The joint in the front leg, between the elbow and pastern
- 13. The part of the udder, that faces forward
- 16. The highest point on the spine, between shoulder blades
- 18. The area between the eyes and the poll
- 20. Large vein that runs along the belly to the udder
- 21. Runs down the front of the neck
- 22. Does not wag when it’s happy to see you
- 23. The part of the face that sticks out, including the nose and mouth
- 24. Like our “wrist” the section of lower leg between the dew claws and hoof
- 27. Some up, some down; some big, some tiny
- 28. The slope of the back between the hips and the tail
- 29. The muscular part of the hind legs above the stifle
- 31. The joint used for chewing
- 32. The part of the muzzle used for breathing
Down
- 1. What we use to get milk out of the udder
- 2. The bottom part of the udder, between the teats
- 4. The lowest leg bone on all four legs
- 5. The area between the front legs that the goat lies on
- 6. The main part of the body between the front and rear legs
- 8. The soft part of the bottom of the hoof, inside the hard outer hoof wall
- 12. Hello, I see you
- 14. The soft “toe nails” above the pastern
- 15. Small decorative skin flap that grows on some goats on the neck
- 17. The softer and rounded back end of the hoof
- 19. The top pointy part of the pelvic bone
- 21. The pointy front part of the hoof
- 23. Part of the muzzle used for eating
- 24. The very top of the head where the horns would grow
- 25. The joint above the knee on the front legs, up near the body
- 26. Holds up the head!
- 30. The entire part of the foot below the pastern