Here is Silent Angel. She's the latest doe we got. You see Napoleon the nutty roo with her. He's usually near her or on her back!!
Had trouble getting her picture cause one of my other does (Bonnie) kept wanting to sniff the camera lens so I ended up being pounded on my chest by her hooves! OUCH!
MollyD
CUuuuUUUuTE! Someday I'll live in the country and have goats, until then I'll live vicariously through those that have them. ~8-D
Thanks LL. They're a lot of work AND a lot of fun! We're up to 9 as soon as our two latest does come.
MollyD
Oh Molly they are too cute together!
Never too many goats! Just wait when twins and triplets are born!
aaggghhhh!!!!! btw today was Milly's due date and no sign of pregnancy so the seller finally accepted what I've been telling him all along that she isn't expecting. So next month we're going to try her with our Chip. Bonnie will be second in mid November and Angel third around Thanksgiving. I want them going through the process around the same time but not kidding all at once. Trying to stagger it so Milly is due in late March, Bonnie in mid April and Angel in late April. That will also keep their kids at about the same age and able to group them together.
MollyD
lovin your goats molly
Thanks tf! We got our Akbash pup today. Here is Aysel (pronounced aye - cel)
She's all of 3 months old and about half the size of a full grown lab! LOL
MollyD
She is gorgeous! The animal control people told me Asgard was an 11 months old "small Anatolian" when I got him He was just 27 inches at the shoulder. Within three months he was 33 inches. So probably closer to 5 months. People just don't realize how large these dogs are. But they do tend to think they are labs--at least from far away!
Thanks Catscan. She's very sweet tempered too.
LOL on the way home we had to make pit stops for her and people thought she was a lab!
Wish you could see her eyes. They have the most soulful expression in them!
Here she is relaxing in the hay.
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