No, not all goats have horns. Whether a goat has horns depends on its breed.
Many goat breeds do possess horns, which are typically present in both males (bucks) and females (does), though they may be more prominent in males. These horns are permanent structures that grow throughout the goat's life.
However, some goat breeds are naturally polled, meaning they are born without horns. This trait is genetically determined. In addition, some goat breeders choose to disbud or dehorn young goats, removing the horn buds to prevent horn growth for safety and management purposes.
Therefore, while horns are a common characteristic of goats, their presence is not universal. Breed and management practices influence whether or not a goat will have horns.
