When you have goats, you need a good fence. I have found that if water can run thru your fence, it won't hold goats at all. The strangest thing about goats is if you have twenty miles of fence and there is only one hole in it, the goats will find it within 30 minutes and crawl thru it. But, once on the other side, it becomes invisible and they cannot find it again to come home.
This is so true. If you get dwarfs it's even worse. They'll hang their heads up in fences fairly often and you have to get them out. If you bud them (de-horn) then you risk infection and tetanus.
For some reason they are trainable though. The dwarfs are easily trained and can be pets, but can be obnoxious at times since they're demanding when they want attention. The milk is quite tasty in coffee and makes great cheese. BBQed goat (barbecoa) is also good. There are a number of recipes for goat and illegals have even jumped our fence trying to steal the babies for food. That doesn't go over well of course.
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Glad you had some fun. 
Don't know why the V didn't show up. 
With the crazy weather I'm surprised that 10 are still holding them in. 
Turns out it's two old farts. 
Not to mention, I'm only 51.