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Did you make a decision about neutering them?

How are the babies doing?

I LOVE the sweater on Einstein! So cute!:D

My neighbor castrated mine at about a week and a half. He cut them because he said he's had problems wih infection from banding, plus you can miss a testicle if you aren't careful. I think I was more traumatized then my baby. I've heard of urinary problems with castrating cats too young, but...

Hans and Franz are great names. I loved that SNL skit. They will keep us pumped up!

My son wants me to say not to put them in the freezer. He's not used to a real farm where all the animals aren't pets. We don't even eat our chickens. Man, does lamb taste good though!

I always say no one will talk about my house-keeping at my funeral, unless it is how lacking I was. There are such better things to do, like taking a nap! Or gardening. Or playing with lambs. I am the queen of neglected houses though I will admit it is nice to have a clean house.

:bun :weee :celebrate :celebrate :celebrate So glad to hear about the babies! Thelma must be relieved. The black one looks a lot like the shetland boy I had born here on Father's day. I've really enjoyed sharing the waiting with all of you! :weee

I also check first thing in the morning to see how Thelma is doing. I think she will have them tomorrow. No reason, I'm just hoping.:/

I have one who is probably pregnant with no idea when she bred, so I may be here with a waiting story in the next month or so myself. Cotton is a finn, cormo, shetland mix probably bred to my black and spotted shetland ram. I hope she doesn't make us as nuts as Thelma.

I ended up joining because I've been followin this story. Is everything going okay with Thelma?