Our Goat Family
The goats who recently joined our family our Nigerian Dwarfs. They are sweet and friendly, for the most part. We love having them around. They love to have us around, too. 
They seem to be missing the kids during these two weeks that the kids are away. They really clamor for Jeff and I to pay them attention. I go out frequently during the day to visit them and in the evenings, Jeff has been working outside and they’ll hang around with him.
They seem to be missing the kids during these two weeks that the kids are away. They really clamor for Jeff and I to pay them attention. I go out frequently during the day to visit them and in the evenings, Jeff has been working outside and they’ll hang around with him.Would you like to meet them? The first three pictures will show you how amazingly the babies resemble their mothers. What I love to see is how strong the mother-baby bond is between them. The babies are always near their mothers.
Starle with his mom Jasmine
Rainbow with her mom Sally
Sweetie with her mom Patches
Fiddlesticks, our three legged matriarch
Annie, the 1 plus year old who was bottle fed and really loves people
Annie challenging Fiddlesticks
Oh! Mama, those pictures are gorgeous. Mind if I put them on my blog?
Love, Haniya
Sweet Haniya, of course you can! Love, Mama
Mama, why isn’t my avatar working?
Haniya, your avatar doesn’t work because this isn’t a wordpress.com hosted site. We would have to set you up with a gravatar.com avatar and I’m not sure about doing that for you, yet. Love, Mama
Thank you, Mama! I don’t mind — I was just scared that my avatar wouldn’t work at all.
~Haniya
How sweet! Are you milking the goats?
Michelle, no, we’re not. Yet.
It will happen, but maybe not with this batch of Mamas. Love, Wardeh