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FRED DESANTIS
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Holy smokes they really do look alike.Congratulations, lol, they are the same colors of the ones i just posted pictures of on my journal
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B&B Happy goats
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Lol, that's what i told my husband, except ours are nigerian dwarfs 
Baymule
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Congrats Goatie Grandpa!
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FRED DESANTIS
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My two little bucks are eating a little feed from their mom's feed pail. Their only ten days old. Do you think it will hurt them.
Hens and Roos
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They will most likely be fine, they watch and do as mom does and learn from her! They are cute!
B&B Happy goats
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They are beautiful boys 
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FRED DESANTIS
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Thank you
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FRED DESANTIS
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Thank youThey are beautiful boys
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Not at all! They learn from mom. I've had 3 day old kids "eat" from mom's pan. Mostly they push it around with their nose, taste it a bit, maybe even spit it back out. It's totally normal for them to be in "monkey see - monkey do" mode at this age.
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FRED DESANTIS
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Thank youNot at all! They learn from mom. I've had 3 day old kids "eat" from mom's pan. Mostly they push it around with their nose, taste it a bit, maybe even spit it back out. It's totally normal for them to be in "monkey see - monkey do" mode at this age.
