Monday, September 15, 2008
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- LatigoLiz
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10 comments:
Cute goats. Are they new?
Cute! I see the horses have adjusted to the strange-looking, non-dog-type four-legged critters next door :)
Your horses are much braver than ours were. I'm amazed by the wide range of vocalizations that our goats make. Sometimes they are conversing and sometimes definitely complaining. I love seeing their pink tongues.
They are darling!
Hey, Cousin! I was just wondering...for what purpose do you have your goats?
Goats are fun! We have a few. Some are loud, and some louder still, and one 'behs' like someone tried to take his voice away. He's so sweet, his little squeakie 'beh' breaks my heart. That one is Mud Pie, and is a Miniature Nigerian wether that we rescued.
Pepper looks like she wants to play with your little cowboy. She's much less afraid and cautious then Ginger, isn't she?
~Lisa
Laughing Orca Ranch
New Mexico
nice video :)
Please drop at my CC post also: in HERE. Thanks
Horse can be strange and timid. Cute goat.
waha cute!
Sooo Cute!
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