Baymule
Herd Master
That is good news, I know you are relieved.
Misfitmorgan's - Babies 2020
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Bruce
Herd Master
You bet we do. We are all "grandparents" to everyone's new farm babies.
BoboFarm
Loving the herd life
I'm glad the doeling is doing well 
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misfitmorgan
Herd Master
We have decided to keep her in the house overnight until she is stronger. So daytime outdoors with mom and nighttime with us.
She won't be at all spoiled....
She won't be at all spoiled....
Bruce
Herd Master
No, not spoiled at all! She doesn't even get a pillow and blanket, just a lap. She's awful darn cute.
BoboFarm
Loving the herd life
Looks like she's got a nice cozy spot on the couch 
No spoiling there
No spoiling there
Baymule
Herd Master
She makes a cute furniture accessory! LOL
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misfitmorgan
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That she does...esp with a diaper on.
The little dogs were rather put out feeling. They normally lay in my lap/around me but wanted nothing to do with being close to that disfigured new dog. Kora kept trying to get her to play...mock bows and all. Issac just stays away from her because she cried when he ran up to her the other day and stella only likes her when she has milked that can be licked off her face. She spends her evening/nights in a raised kennel in the back living room so she is quite safe.
She did get her CDT already and was not at all impressed with that experience.
No new pictures of the doeling but i do have some of the lambs.
(ignore rosie's meat hanging there, she seems to like it better when we hang it)
The little dogs were rather put out feeling. They normally lay in my lap/around me but wanted nothing to do with being close to that disfigured new dog. Kora kept trying to get her to play...mock bows and all. Issac just stays away from her because she cried when he ran up to her the other day and stella only likes her when she has milked that can be licked off her face. She spends her evening/nights in a raised kennel in the back living room so she is quite safe.
She did get her CDT already and was not at all impressed with that experience.
No new pictures of the doeling but i do have some of the lambs.
(ignore rosie's meat hanging there, she seems to like it better when we hang it)
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misfitmorgan
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We still have the polypay to lamb and Ivy to kid then that should be everyone who is close to making babies. If anyone else is bred it seems like they won't drop them until April or May judging on size atm.
Ivy should be kidding on her next cycle date as she has her udder half way or better built. So Ivy should kid around March 13th but could go as early or as late as the 10th-20th.
The polypay should be due the 28th if she is on cycle. She is so huge i dunno how she walks.
Luckily it has been warmer then normal here. The lowest daytime temp we will see before 03/07 is 35F and the highest is 54F. We have no snow left, just a few piles from plows and some ice in the shadows.
Ivy should be kidding on her next cycle date as she has her udder half way or better built. So Ivy should kid around March 13th but could go as early or as late as the 10th-20th.
The polypay should be due the 28th if she is on cycle. She is so huge i dunno how she walks.
Luckily it has been warmer then normal here. The lowest daytime temp we will see before 03/07 is 35F and the highest is 54F. We have no snow left, just a few piles from plows and some ice in the shadows.
Baymule
Herd Master
Your lambs are pretty. It almost makes me want wool sheep.......almost. LOL
