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[gsh]

Baby goats!

And King got a close up and personal meeting with a goat, who let him know he didn't want to be chased. *thonk* And I had thought King had a hard head.

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[mittelbar.livejournal.com]

Yabbut how MANY baby goats? Nobody tells me ANYTHING!

(I'm sorry King got donked.)

[gsh]

Two baby goats! I held the off white one, Pam held the white one.

And King deserved to get bonked, it was only fair.

[mittelbar.livejournal.com]

Oh, I guess I knew then. Thought there might have been another by now.

They'd better all be born by Tuesday, or my bookie's going to be rolling in the dough. I wish he wouldn't do that. It's disgusting.


Sounds like the doe rolled King. What was he doing?

[gsh]

I've not been engaged in the betting pool for the goats, but so far two goats. One of the mothers looks very preggers, but I can't estimate when.

The dogs met Sancho I think. But we made a mistake and the dogs were off lead when they met the goat, and they started chasing the goat. We grabbed the dogs and seperated them, and then took them each up to the goat to sniff and make nice. The goat bonked King on the head, and King got the message that this goat wasn't to be messed with. When we brought Sierra up the goat gave a half hearted attempt at a head bonk, but missed, but Sierra still backed away. We kept a close hold on the dogs while they were in the pen, and then let them run loose outside. I don't mind the dogs chasing an animal when it wants to be chased, but the goat didn't want to play.

[vvalkyri.livejournal.com]

I think I'm amused.

[reedrover]

I'm glad you guys came out and brought the puppies. I'm sorry that we didn't think to introduce the dogs singly before the chase scene, but no harm done to anyone except maybe denting Sancho's horn where he smacked King on the head (grin).

I'm glad that you got some goat-baby-therapy. Feel free to call up for another baby snuggle sometime. Hopefully I'll have more babies by next time.

I hope you have a good trip, and in case I forget to send e-mail, my advised reading order of the books I handed you should be:

Plan B
Local Custom
Scout's Progress
then buy and read I Dare. Don't read I Dare until after you've gone back in time and read Local Custom and Scout's Progress, or things won't make the right sense at the right time.

Balance of Trade will fit in anywhere as a stand-alone. It's pretty easy going, so if you want something without incredible layers of nuance, that's the one to read. (Plan B is the toughest going for what is not said, or minorly implied.)

[gsh]

I figure its a learning experiance. The sad fact is that the dogs aren't as well behaved as I like to think they are, and I should just err on the side of caution when introducing them to someone new. I always keep them on leash when meeting a new dog, unless they are running free at the dog park, so I should just do the same with any new critter. Both dogs collapsed when we got home, I think they had a two hour nap. They were exhausted. :)