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You get out one of your leash and collars, still petting him with one hand. He sniffs at the leash as you put the collar around his neck. You grasp the leash and gently make sure it's securely attached to the collar. The brown buckling maahs as he realizes you've put a collar and leash on him. He struggles, backing up, then stomps his foot when he realizes he cant get free. He stares at you. You realize the barking of the dogs stopped and turn your head to glance over there. Only one of the dogs was still there, and you see a break in the fence that it must be gaurding. You look back at the goat. What do you do?

A. Leave the pasture with him, finishing journey

B. Walk around the meadow with him

C. Unattach leash & collar and let him go

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You walk through the meadow with the buckling, who seems to trust you a bit more now. He trots besides you, when his ears perk up. He stops and looks around, causing you to stop. He lets out a quiet bleat and starts trying to pull you.

A. follow him

B. Go a different way, forcing him to

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You let the buckling lead the way, and now you hear another goat's bleating. It's much louder, sounding like an adult. As they get louder, he starts pulling on the leash more. With each step you take, it feel as if he's taken four. A few moments, later, you spot a goat watching you. It quickly runs towards you, but more towards the buckling. Before you can do much, it reaches you and sniffs the brown buckling, nuzzling his head with hers. Their tags wag, and you wonder if perhaps this was his mother, or just a goat he was good friends with in the herd. It's a doe

What do you want to do now?

A. Get out leash and collar for the doe

B. Pull the Buckling away from her and go away

C. Reach out to her and pet her

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You reach out to her and pet her. She doesn't back away, instead looks at you, one side of her face looking at the buckling, one at you. She's rather soft for being an adult, she felt like she had a baby coat still. She was probably a younger doe, younger than your other goats, at least. The doe seems to like you.

A. Grab leash & collar and put it on her (last one left)

B. Leave with Buckling

C. Give her second-cut hay

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You get out your leash and collar, and attach the leash to the collar before putting it on her. You stop petting her while you clip the collar around her neck. You firmly grasp her leash and the buckling's leash.

A. Leave & Finish journey

B. Pet them