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The Relaxed Farming Pygmy Goats: Our offspring
All about us
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Why keep pygmy goats
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How to look after us
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Our offspring
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Kidding 2015
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Relaxed Farming Our offspring... (as told by Onion). Okay, let it be officially known that pygmy goat kids are the most adorable, most scrumptious baby animals that exist - we have seen grown men (and women) go totally slushy when they get the chance to cuddle a one-day old kid. Aaaaaahhh!!

  • Cute, delightful, charming, adorable, pretty, sweet: Read more

  • Enter the pygmy billy: Read more

  • Being pregnant: Read more

  • The big day draws near: Read more

  • And here they are - just take a look: Read more

  • Getting to know our new world: as with the dairy kids and sheep, the first couple of days are rather quiet with a lot of sleeping, drinking milk and cuddling up and then.. it's time to explore!!

    Pygmy goat kids are VERY inquisitive and love to explore every inch of their new home. Within no time at all they start discovering things to play on, jump off and then they realise there is this lovely grassy slope they can run up and down. AND THEN, they realise there are other kids and lambs around and the playground really opens up for them.

    Ebony, one of Sage's kids spent most of his time in with the dairy goats until he went to live with his new family in Truro. Poor Sage got soooo fed up of calling him back!

  • And in no time at all: Read more

Two days old: Walnut and Iroko having some 'quiet' time
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Ebony playing with Hips!!
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