Opal is the prettiest...and she knows it!
Here is a darling Pygmy look-a-like. She is a very sturdy little doeling that visitors like the best.
And Pepper Ann, a leggy black and white doeling.
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Gosh, such tiny little faces. Just so precious. Hard to remember the time when my two bullies were tiny and fragile like this. It sure looks like you're having a happy spring.
They are fantastic! Does Opal have blue eyes? Why is the dark color undesirable for Nigerians?
Ha! The 'leggy' one even has the model stance. Are you sure she isn't part Alpine? :)
They all look adorable! I'm glad you little white girl is gaining strength with her legs. That's a trick sometimes to get them strengthened when packed so tightly inside mom.
They are all precious. Do they all like to stick together? Hard not to be happy when you have such cute little goat babies running around your farm!
Someone needs to teach Opal to apply her mascara a little more evenly on top and bottom. Or is she going for the goth look?
Yes Opal has blue eyes. The Pygmy goat coloring is undesirable according to the Nigerian Dwarf Goat Association. I think it's pretty but maybe they think people will confuse them with the Pygmy goat.
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undesirable color or not, that is one precious little girl!
Makes you just want to cuddle and kiss them! They're almost too cute to be real!
Great pictures! We raise goats, too. We have Nubian, Toggenburg, LaMancha, and a Pygmy. Yours are adorable.
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