As requested by @VyraGaming

Note--goats have a prominent spinal column and their backs are relatively straight. The rear end is often higher than the fore, giving goats a front-heavy appearance. Also this sketch isn't proportionate I am so sorry

(Credit to "An Atlas of Animal Anatomy For Artists, W. Ellenberger H. Dittrich H. Baum, (c) 1949, 1956 by Dover Publications)

Not the split hooves, ewe neck, and relatively straight back legs. The legs are skinny, causing the body to look heavy. The stomach tends to bulge out. The thighs aren't as bulky as they are in horses; hip should be in line with the cannon bone.

Will post more in a bit. I'm currently swamped with gifts, so pardon any late updates. So sorry this took so long, hopefully you find it helpful!