It’s no coincidence that the word for a baby goat, kid, is the same word for a human child. Because kids are kids, regardless of species. That means that some of them will have similar ideas about what the best way to pass the time is.
In the video below, a tiny goat kid and his human sister found a fun way to entertain themselves while playing together. Let’s just say that this involves them putting their heads together to come up with the most fun activity that they could possibly do together. As you might expect, the resulting shenanigans were total cuteness overload!
We guess that when it comes to figuring out fun playtime activities, two heads will always be better than one, LOL. Wanting to have some good fun, this goat’s human sister got the idea to don a bicycle helmet and then literally butt heads with her tiny goat sibling. And they didn’t just do this once or twice, this girl and her tiny goat sibling butted heads many, many times.
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Both she and her goat sibling were having a great time. This tiny goat’s little tail was shaking with excitement, and he kept coming back for more after each headbutt, while his human sister can be heard laughing throughout this adorable video.
This Tiny Goat Doesn’t Just Butt Heads
This tiny goat can be seen playing with his human sister in this other video once again. However, this time him and his human sister are not butting heads; he is still playfully headbutting her, but instead of her putting on a bike helmet and headbutting him back, she is using the palm of her hand to catch his little head.
Sometimes, when this goat headbutts her hand, she pushes him back so that he can wind up once more and get ready for another playful headbutting maneuver. And sometimes when she catches his head, she very lovingly pets and scratches his little head, which is just as adorable as it sounds!
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This story was originally published by PetHelpful on Mar 20, 2026, where it first appeared in the Pet News section. Add PetHelpful as a Preferred Source by clicking here.