Rebbetzin
Almost Self-Reliant
Now that three of the goats were sold last week, (they are now lawnmowers on over 1200 acres about an hour south of here), the head goat "Shortnin" is thinking she has to reestablish her position in the herd for some reason.
I took these photos the other day after milking.
Here she is getting ready to head butt Shadow.
Here they connected, it is very gentle butting action. But I was surprised to see her rear up like that.
Here are Ducky and Countess watching the show.
Funny this photo reminded me of an old one I have of Spartacus when he was a pup learning to catch a frisbee. Same type of "flying ears" ...
I cropped and lightened the photo a bit.
Here is Spartacus with the Frisbee.
I took these photos the other day after milking.
Here she is getting ready to head butt Shadow.
Here they connected, it is very gentle butting action. But I was surprised to see her rear up like that.
Here are Ducky and Countess watching the show.
Funny this photo reminded me of an old one I have of Spartacus when he was a pup learning to catch a frisbee. Same type of "flying ears" ...
I cropped and lightened the photo a bit.
Here is Spartacus with the Frisbee.