She is home!!!! PHOTOS!

She is a doll! I love her polka dots. I can't wait for babies this year. I'm hoping for some her color.

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the breeder i got her from even commented on her not having frosted ears. she would have kept her but she didn't have the time to bottle feed her and i got a heck of a deal because she wanted her sold as soon as possible, She is doing really good taking bottles left and right! still trying to come up with a name for her.

I think I need one just like that! How pretty!

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He who thinks he knows, doesn't. He who knows he doesn't know, knows.~ Joseph Campbell

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeMrK...AE7062ADE5A19C

Wow I've never seen a spotted lop eared goat before. Very cute!

I let mine name themselves. Last year the doeling out of my Nubian's triplets was lying beside the barn on top of an old Sears battery (the battery has been here for years before we ever moved here, and is completely gutted, so not dangerous), so my son started calling her "Sears" and her brother became "Roebuck." The third - another buckling - was "Michael Owski," named by my 2-year-old granddaughter after a Monsters, Inc. character (she couldn't pronounce the character's actual name). Just give it time - it will come to you

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Well my addiction to spots was getting better till I opened this thread.
She is too cute. Don't be supprised if the brownish/grey around her nose and eyes change to white as she ages. My Sara had those kind of magic spots and they are now snow white.

Nancy

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