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No, after the house. I am sorry if i did not make it clear in the post. And its a long term plan, so getting the house would have to take the donkey into consideration as well if I manage to get there.
Right, that sounds better. I'd keep an eye out on the costs of maintaining a donkey, it's essentially a small horse. They also need a fair amount of space. If I were your shoes I'd visit a donkey sanctuary if you have any reasonably close, and have a chat with the people running it.