my girls getting all settled in and causing trouble

Jewels03

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Here's my girls a week after coming home, their settling in nicely so far. The funny little girls love the chicken run, I think they are confused. The chickens can't wait to get out in the morning and the goats can't wait to get in!
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Too cute! Looks just like our new buckling but the woman I bought him from was not sure what breed she had. The boys had just been picked up from a 4-h breeder an hour before I got there and she did not pay attention to anything the breeder said. I was told I was going to be picking up a pygmy but I am not sure I believe her. Can you tell me what your girls are?
 
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Mine are dwarf nigerians, and are 3 months old.
 
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What beautiful girls! They look like they are enjoying their new home and mommy. My girls settled in completely about a week after I adopted them. They think of me as their mom and are always at my side. Maybe it's just for the sweet oats but I'd like to think it's because they are as attached to me as I am to them:p Goats have the best personalities!
 
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Thanks for the breed reply! I have thought since I purchased him that he was a ND too. Which is great because I was hoping to add more milk line to my small herd. Your girls are beautiful!
 
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thank you all. They have been doing well, and follow us everywhere, no matter what I am doing outside they are always underfoot.
 
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