I received my Replamin today so I went out to give them some and had my daughter come along to take pics. I wanted to try to get some before pics and also wanted to show everyone my goats. Only one goat was kinda hard to give it to. Please excuse the mess. It's time to clean the pen again. And behind their pen is my dad's junkyard.
I look forward to the day that I can get my own land, even if my house is tiny, I want my animals to have more room. As it is, the goats get let out every day and led to the woods to browse. They enjoy that but it sure did get sparse with the drought. I am so happy that it started raining again.
Sonya, a Saanen doe and her son, Jack, a wether who is half Nubian
Sonya, Jack and Beth, our Nubian doeling
Mabel, our LaMancha doe with Sonya and Jack in the background.
Mabel again with her tongue out
Mabel got her medicine first. (That is what is on her bottom lip) and I was in the process of giving Sonya her medicine.
My DD18 was taking the pictures and Lambie, our female Great Pyrenees Livestock Guardian, wanted some loving.
Medicine all done so thought I would try posing the kids for pics. This is Beth with Zack (left) and Zephyr (right) watching