What is paddock?

A paddock is an enclosed area of land, typically used to keep livestock such as horses, cows, sheep, or goats. It can be as small as a few square meters or as large as several acres. Paddocks are made of different types of fences, gates, and natural barricades. They are designed to keep the animals safe and contained while also providing them with enough space to move around and graze. Properly managed paddocks can help keep livestock healthy and promote good pasture growth. They can also be used as exercise areas or to keep livestock separated from each other. Paddocks are commonly used in rural areas, but can also be found in urban settings for less conventional livestock such as chickens and rabbits.