Zephyr was my favorite baby goat in 2011 because she was the youngest. I also liked her the best because her ears were a little bent, which made her look very cute.
When Zephyr was about two months old I shook her hoof. About a month after that, she put her hoof on my leg and started shaking it. So I grabbed it! Guess what? I did not have to shake my hand. Zephyr shook her hoof all by herself.It was so cool that I had taught a goat to shake hands.
Carina was my favorite baby goat in 2012, Because she was so tiny.
When Carina was born, she weighed about three pounds. Because she was so tiny, she needed extra care or she might have died. I had to bring her inside the house and feed her in there. Because she was so tiny the other baby goats would not let her eat with them. Carina and I would run across the porch to get to the house. When she ran, her two front legs would cross over each other. That was so cute, and it made me happy that she had lived. Carina is now almost two years old.
Bathsheba is my favorite baby goat of 2013,because she is the youngest baby goat, and because she is a sundgau.
In our woods, we have a big pile of sticks and Bathsheba will climb on them. She thinks she is the queen. She will push any baby goat right off the pile to prove it. That’s pretty cool. Bathsheba is getting bred this year.
Zephyr, Carina, and Bathsheba each have different personalities, but I love them all the same. You can see all the goats at goatmilkstuff.com
Beautiful all of them. I also think it is so cool that you taught a goat tricks. I think the more you do with any animal they understand and can learn. Some just take longer than others.
Thank you I think that is true Some just take longer than others.
Your descriptions of your favorite goats enabled me to see them through your eyes. Great job!
Thank you. Which is your favorite coloring.
Hi Greyden !
All I can say is, you are such a cool young man ! You are so fortunate to have wonderful parents and siblings , be home schooled and enjoy all the awesomeness of living on a farm !!
GO GREYDEN ! great blog btw !
Thank you. Which do you think has the cutest face.
Nice job, Greyden! Seems like you give special love to the goats that need it! Keep writing – most of us don’t know much about raising goats!
Thanks I am here to answer your questions about raising goats.
Isn’t it neat that each goat has a unique personality – just like people. You have a very special quality about YOU that comes through in your writing. Your descriptions show three very different goats – nice job.
Thanks Grammy. will miss you at thanksgiving
Very sweet! Love your description of your goats. Teaching them how to shake hands is so cute!!! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Thank you. Which do you think is the cutest.
It’s a very nice description Greyden! Goat pictures were very good too. And I have learned something new today from your blog – I did not know that sundgau refers to goat color! 🙂
Thank you. I am happy that you learned that sundgau is a goat color
loved reading about your little goats, you are one talented writer who I predict will have a blessed life. Give all the goats a pat on the head for me.:)
Thank you. Which is your favorite?
I like Bathsheba the best because even when she’s the youngest she still can fight.
yes that is true the youngest is not always the weakest.
Bathsheba is a beautiful goat! I love this picture of her.
I totally agreed.