She was the first nanny, mother of most of the flock. She tore half her udder on something and I had to put her down today.
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She was the first nanny, mother of most of the flock. She tore half her udder on something and I had to put her down today.
http://i686.photobucket.com/albums/v...ps3a70c31e.jpg
http://i686.photobucket.com/albums/v...psfcddf7fa.jpg
Sorry to hear that Rock, you must get so fond of them. Goats are so cute. :blue:
I get attached to the nannies, the billies don't stay cute for long.Quote:
Originally Posted by bijou
Nanny was hard to fence in and could be frustrating at times, I started with a 700 volt fence and had to go to 10,000 volts to keep her in, a fencer like that is not cheap. A shock that would knock you to your knees would just make her flinch a little and she would slide under the wire and be in the middle of the neighbors yard.
Sorry for your loss :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Rockntractor
Sorry about Nanny. When I saw the title, knew it wasn't good. Have seen too many messages like that in my greyhound group. She sounds like she had a strong personality---probably why you liked her so much. I miss my little unpaid job in the goat yard at the St Louis Zoo children's zoo. They were sweet and the kids loved them.
They have a lot of personality, they are much more trouble than the sheep but it is because they are smart, no two are alike even when they are babies.Quote:
Originally Posted by SaintLouieWoman
Sorry to hear about your loss, Rock.