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Old 08/08/11, 01:35 PM
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It has spread to Ky also. We trimmed hooves yesterday morning and two out of six BIG nannies has it. HAHAHAHa. And one of them came equiped with NannieLock Brakes, but only in front. We still love them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh no we didn't get that with model we picked ... thankfully lol. Also Red comes from Kentucky so I think it started there.
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I can just picture it!! This isn't a goat, but on "The Animal Rescue Site" there is a video titled "Puppy Fakes His Own Death" which is along the same lines. Sorry, I'de post the link, but I'm hopelessly dumb with a computer.
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Old 08/08/11, 07:42 PM
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I can just picture it!! This isn't a goat, but on "The Animal Rescue Site" there is a video titled "Puppy Fakes His Own Death" which is along the same lines. Sorry, I'de post the link, but I'm hopelessly dumb with a computer.
Yes I've seen that number of times. Laugh everytime still heres a link if anyone wants to see it
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Old 08/09/11, 06:43 AM
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I generally cure this disease with a switch

I guess I'm just not one of those fun goat moms. Comes from having horses first I think.
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NannyLock Brakes? LOL! That's a good one!
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"in case your goats get the stubborntits disease."

Stubborn TITS disease? LOL! Is that when they won't let you milk them?



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It has spread to Ky also. We trimmed hooves yesterday morning and two out of six BIG nannies has it. HAHAHAHa. And one of them came equiped with NannieLock Brakes, but only in front. We still love them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm so glad my husband isn't home to ask my why I'm laughing so hard!

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I generally cure this disease with a switch

I guess I'm just not one of those fun goat moms. Comes from having horses first I think.
I'm considering buying a Tazer just for the goats after reading this thread!
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Old 08/09/11, 09:49 PM
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This thread never fails to bring a smile!! no...I did the grin face! what the heck?
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