Today we visited Sequoia's friend Sara, and her new Dwarf Nigerian goats. These are the breed of goats i am hoping to eventually get and i was really eager to see them. They are considered miniature dairy goats, producing up to 2 quarts of milk a day despite their tiny size!
They are absolutely adorable and the kids love them!
They are absolutely adorable and the kids love them!

This is the male i believe his name is Cosmos. How can you not love a face like that?

This is the female, i don't remember her name. :( She was very tiny and sweet. She is full grown, and smaller than my beagle, Sampson.


She also really loved Hamburger, the cow. He's still a calf, and very sweet. He kept liking the top of her head. She had a long conversation with him, about his ears and tail and nose. We had a good time watching the chickens, chasing the goats around and talking to the cow. Sarah's family is planning to get a couple Alpaca in the future. We can't wait to come back and see them!
1 comment:
great pictures! The kids are soo big. I still can't believe our baby girls are 2!! Everytime I see a picture of Sage she looks so big! Looks like you guys are having a lovely summer!
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