Cowboy - It Doesn't Get Better Than This!

[Bruce]

 

[Baymule]

I love Cowboy!

 

[Goat Whisperer]

Good boy Cowboy!

 

[OneFineAcre]

Good boy Cowboy.
I think we are going to have to wrap one of Eclipse's boys legs and give some selenium.

 

[frustratedearthmother]

I think we are going to have to wrap one of Eclipse's boys legs and give some selenium.

I've never had a baby with this particular affliction. I've given selenium and she is better...but seems to be slow progress. Hope your little guy gets better.

 

[CntryBoy777]

I know it feels good to have such good "helpers" and they enjoy each's interaction....Cowboy sure has developed into a really fine guardian....and Beautiful to boot!!.....
If the leg heals....ya may have to keep her to see how she develops....the kid that is...I know Maddie taught Cowboy a few things too....

 

[frustratedearthmother]

Cowboy sure has developed into a really fine guardian....and Beautiful to boot!!.....

Thanks! And, I agree whole-heartedly, lol.

If the leg heals....ya may have to keep her to see how she develops....the kid that is...

My guess is she's a keeper. Leg is slowly improving.

 

[Goat Whisperer]

Does it look like a luxating patella? Where the leg bends backwards? We’ve had bunches of kids like that- the quads and quints are usually the worth for it, if if there was a nasty jumbled up mess that took work to be born. After a week or so it seems to work itself out. We had a few that were really bad years ago and we had to stabilize the entire leg. All the goats turned out fine

 

[Mike CHS]

It does get crowded in the belly. The ewe lamb that had the weak pasterns is perfectly normal now and growing like a weed. A member in one of the Facebook groups that I follow posted a picture of a ewe with 6 lambs born a couple of days ago. She has deliver 20 lambs in 4 years

 

[Bruce]