Goats establish dominance within a herd through various behaviors such as head-butting, pushing, vocalizations, and displaying physical dominance. They often engage in these behaviors to determine their rank within the herd hierarchy, with more dominant goats typically having priority access to resources such as food and water. Dominance is usually established through a series of interactions and can change within the herd based on various factors such as age, size, and personality of the goats involved.
