ksalvagno
Almost Self-Reliant
You have a bunch of cuties there! 
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freemotion
Food Guru
Thanks for admiring my darlings, everyone! Made my day!
Javamama, I don't know what Dorian's color pattern is called, I call it stunning. It really appeals to me. He is an Alpine, from a dairy herd. You should hear him yell! It can be heard all over the neighborhood. I hope the neighbors don't think I am torturing him. He is such a joyful boy. He is starting to rut, but doesn't smell bad yet. The x-rated behaviors have begun, though. I saw him pee on his face yesterday, and he is starting to grow a beard. He airs his equipment out a lot, too!
Quite educational for the daycare next door.....
Javamama, I don't know what Dorian's color pattern is called, I call it stunning. It really appeals to me. He is an Alpine, from a dairy herd. You should hear him yell! It can be heard all over the neighborhood. I hope the neighbors don't think I am torturing him. He is such a joyful boy. He is starting to rut, but doesn't smell bad yet. The x-rated behaviors have begun, though. I saw him pee on his face yesterday, and he is starting to grow a beard. He airs his equipment out a lot, too!
Quite educational for the daycare next door.....
Blackbird
Goat Whisperer
They've gotten so big! And look at Dorian.. So cute!
FarmerDenise
Out to pasture
They are so cute. I love Maya's expressions. I love the markings on Dorian. Wish I could borrow him to take care of my girls 
Henrietta23
Yard Farmer
Hopefully that will be thread-s, plural!Javamama said:Well, whatever his coloring is called, he is going to produce beautiful babies! I know we will all be looking forward to that thread
We're hoping to breed my doe, Daisy, to him as well!
Javamama
Almost Self-Reliant
Oh yes, threadS Can't wait! Mine should get bred early September, so I'll get to do one too 
Unfortunately mine will come in the middle of winter and that won't be much fun. That's just how it's working out for us.
Can't wait! Mine should get bred early September, so I'll get to do one too Unfortunately mine will come in the middle of winter and that won't be much fun. That's just how it's working out for us.- Thread starter
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freemotion
Food Guru
Threads with lots of pictures! I certainly hope that my spring kidding thread has NO DRAMA. I want to report that I still regularly feel Peach's tummy for that hernia, and it is nice and smooth. And if anyone so much as hiccups during labor, I'm goin' in!
I went back and looked at all the pictures last night. Noobie, after your comment about Peach, I compared all the kids. Funny, I thought Ginger was somewhat unattractive as a baby (although I LOVED her then and still do!) and now, looking at the picture, I wonder why I thought that? She is adorable in her baby pictures! Huh!
And to think I found La Manchas to be uuuu-glee! They are so cute! I love my babies little earlets.
I went back and looked at all the pictures last night. Noobie, after your comment about Peach, I compared all the kids. Funny, I thought Ginger was somewhat unattractive as a baby (although I LOVED her then and still do!) and now, looking at the picture, I wonder why I thought that? She is adorable in her baby pictures! Huh!
And to think I found La Manchas to be uuuu-glee! They are so cute! I love my babies little earlets.
Javamama
Almost Self-Reliant
I like the tiny ears too. Before I really started looking for goats, I thought "no way, gotta have me some ears" Then at the fair I looked at the nubians, love the ears but to be honest, their EYES FREAKED ME OUT! 
I don't know what it is about them. The alpine ears are nice, but that's a mighty big package they come on, and nigis are cute, but not what I was looking for in terms of milking. Once I saw the mini-manchas, they were much cuter than I expected, although it will take some time to feel like something isn't missing
I don't know what it is about them. The alpine ears are nice, but that's a mighty big package they come on, and nigis are cute, but not what I was looking for in terms of milking. Once I saw the mini-manchas, they were much cuter than I expected, although it will take some time to feel like something isn't missing - Thread starter
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freemotion
Food Guru
Their personalities more than make up for the lack of ears. And just think...no frostbite danger!
