Anti Breeding Buck Apron Anti Mating Skirt with Chest Strap for Goats Sheep Size S

This apron works great for my 2 month old buck. I did have to take the back strap in a little since he is so small. The chest strap has held up nicely with the exception of it coming unclipped twice. That's to be expected with a very hyper active baby. I do think the clip could be better made. It is a bit on the cheap side. Some other type of clip would hold up alot better. Overall I am pleased with the item and will definitely suggest it to others.

The product was easy to put on my goat, but it broke and disappeared within the hour. (I did the rest of my animal chores, came back to check on it and it was GONE). The buckle is a weak plastic and the apron itself was smaller than I had imagined, but the strap fit comfortably.

We have one ND buckling we needed this for before wethering. I attached it to him around 8 weeks old but he got out of it several times a day. I didn’t realize there is a locking mechanism on the latch part, and once I discovered that it has helped keep it on him. Mostly it’s because he is so small, and we got the size small. As he is growing it’s harder for him to get out of it. The part that goes across his chest and clips onto the apron is what seems to detach the most. The clamps aren’t quite strong enough. I think this could be really robust if the clamps were upgraded as they slip off pretty easily.

Started ripping pretty quickly down the middle. I appreciate the locking mechanism on the clasp, even though it's maybe not essential. It also has a tendency to slide around as it doesn't offer full coverage over the width of the belly, so if your little dude mounts a gal, it may be off to the side.

The item was worthless I placed it on the goat and it was ripped in less than 5 minutes and the goat had it removed within a matter of moments. Do not waste your money.

This worked great for my buckling. He escaped from it a few times while I figured out how tight was tight enough. Once I got that taken care of, the only issue was that he outgrew it too fast. It would be nice if larger sizes were available.

I had to adjust it a little until I figured out a way that it would not fall off. Sonic is a Nigerian Dwarf Goat and I purchased a size small for him. He is 5 months old but very active 😅

Before anyone tries and say that I left it on 24/7 I only had it on for 24 hours at the most. Most of the time it was only 20-30 minutes while the bucks and does would graze together. It got the job done but my male just ate it. I would take it off at any time I saw him doing it but it eventually just turned into a strap. And well he got one pregnant at one point while supervised the thing was half way eaten at that point

Despite some issues with shipping and tracking I'm really happy with this. Our buckling is acting like a typical buck and keeping his front/face clean is tough. The apron helps limit the mess. I wouldn't trust any buck apron to prevent breeding though, we separate males and females. The small size fits our 8 month Nigerian Dwarf buckling well.

Fit was ok for our 17 inch NDG buckling, but apron didnt stay in place for long. Alligator clamps just pull off when hes chasing around his ladies. And after a week of him wearing it in with our girls it was obvious he could still get to them. So after about a week of wear we took it off anyway. Nice quality but to be honest- ive made faux aprons out of feed bags and it worked just as well. Possibly user error, but doesnt come with instructions or even figures for refrence. 🤷 i'll stick to old feed bags.

Did the job I needed it to do. But ripped an fell apart after a month of being on my ram, for 27 days.