Meet Sonya. She looks like Sammi but no they aren't related. Sonya really really loves cookies and when you go put the bag up she is trying to let you know to bring the bag back cause she ain't done yet.
Did I get the names right Rosie? I sure hope so as I have been calling each one by what I thought and they seem to respond.
So everyone has now met the new members of Hidden Haven family. I am sure there will be lots of stories and adventures to share with you as we bond together.
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Hi Peggy,
It was nice to meet all your new Family members. Your Love for your Homestead sure shows:o)
We had goats yrs. ago. Use to have different farm animals.On call 7x24 can't have them now.
Hope you have a great wk. Thanks for sharing the pics.
Blessins',Lib
I am so so overdue for a visit to HHH!
Shoot me an email with your schedule and what would be a good weekend
*HUG*
That's a lovely family, Peggy and they seem to be adjusting well. I love all the names and whether you got the right name with the right goat or not, you remembered the names!! I only have 2 children and I use to forget what to call them!! LOL Just kidding about that but my memory shore ain't what it use to be!!
Hugs,
Hope
They're all so beautiful :)
Juli
You are definitely a goat herder now. They are a good looking bunch.
WOW!! I would have to make them name tags to keep them all straight!! Thanks for introducing all of your new family...Sandy
Oh Peggy, I love the new family members!! How amazing that you can keep them all straight!! They are all so pretty!!!
You did good, Peggy...got them all right!
Vi-vi will warm up if you offer her dairy products. She was really friendly when she was growing up because she didn't get weaned until she was about 9 months. Her mom wouldn't feed her, but she would come and nurse from the other milkers once they were restrained in the stanchion. Vi-vi is a bad milk thief. And she'll ask you to hold a strange doe for her so she can snatch a drink. You will need to watch her during milking season. She will drain an udder while your back is turned. She's done that to me quite a few times.
Good evening Peggy,Thanks for sharing all of your new family members with us...You are an amazing woman and show such love for your goats...
How wonderful...such fine looking goats!
Such beautiful kids....
And quite a barnful too.
WOW! lots going on over there!
Nice to meet your new family. They are lovely.
I particularly like the one with the white spots on brown- she looks like a little fawn!
I love looking at your goats. We used to have goats- and they were Nubins (sp?) like yours. Some of ours became real sweet pets.
Oh! Those other 'kids' are cute too! :)
Junie
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