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Beautiful cochins!
Maybe I'm just used to seeing fatties. I hope they are bred. I'm so excited about their babies. They get picked on a lot, and are not very smart. They eat really slow and are picky, I don't know how to make them gain weight. Not sure about Celeste my only spotted kinder either. gr. I bred her 2 or 3 times last year and she didn't take. I assumed she took the last time, or at least thats what I'm hoping. 
I posted on my journal about the breeders I am trying to get babies from. One is a doe from Covenant Ranch in Kansas and the other one is from the lady who has 2 of Jan (from NM) does, but she is not sure she wants to sell any this year. So hard to find any around here. I wish the Kinder association would let you do % registrations. I think Tinkerbelle is beautiful!
So I'll make sure to plan you in and try to get some goats out to you if your still wanting them. It will be probably a year or more. 
Can't ask for more than that...Now you can enjoy the fun part of improving your herd......get more goats.KinderKorner said:Thanks! I'm proud of my babies. Although you can always improve a herd. Mine are happy, healthy, adorable, friendly, and they provide milk, meat, and fun. Just what I want in a goat. Couldn't be happier with them.![]()