dkluzier
Overrun with beasties
Beautiful babies.
Cloe's kids
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RockyToggRanch
Overrun with beasties
Thanks everyone. Today we practiced climbing. We like the stone wall. We learned how to coordinate our back legs to go up steps. Then we cuddled for a long time in the sun
Oh...and how to do the "twisty jump".
Oh...and how to do the "twisty jump".
crazy4cochins
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Your babies are real cuties! Sorry for your loss too.
We call that "The Sidewinder."RockyToggRanch said:Thanks everyone. Today we practiced climbing. We like the stone wall. We learned how to coordinate our back legs to go up steps. Then we cuddled for a long time in the sun
Oh...and how to do the "twisty jump".
We have two scrub does that "missed the trailer," if you catch my drift, just sorta hanging out on 20 acres. Just the other day, when the sun was out and it was really nice and everybody was in a good mood, one of the two -- probably 5+yo doe -- was running like she was on fire, trying to get the other one to play. She ran up one side of the hill, went up on her hind legs, then jumped completely off the ground and did a perfectly kid-like sidewinder kick in mid air before landing on all fours and taking off like a shot again.
Goats are funny.
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RockyToggRanch
Overrun with beasties
Yes my first goat liked to spring off the side of the garage with all 4 feet. I thought it was funny, but DH....not so much. She also loved scaling his wood pile and running back and forth on it 'til it fell apart. Hehehe...memories.
my first goat liked to spring off the side of the garage with all 4 feet. I thought it was funny, but DH....not so much. She also loved scaling his wood pile and running back and forth on it 'til it fell apart. Hehehe...memories.
