Now is the time for all good goaties to get their quarterly feet inspection, trim, and subsequent mouthful of animal cookies and other fine snack items. I will admit, only the girls got done today; but plans are in the works for the boys to get theirs done before the weekend. Look at how nicely they line up and take turns.
And then of course Roadie the wether pushed his way to the front to see what kind of snacks were on the menu today!
Our Happy girl is our oldest lady, she's 8 years old but keeps up with everyone just fine. We call her our "equalizer" because she will buffer the herds' interactions with the babies. She's a great girl and lives up to her name....she makes you smile.
Daydream, Legacy, and Tina.....The sweethearts.
DoeNut is not the brainiac of the family, but she knows exactly what the cookie barrel means!
Next is her sister DoSiDoe....she is here visiting during breeding season...and is so quiet and well behaved.

And then of course Roadie the wether pushed his way to the front to see what kind of snacks were on the menu today!
Our Happy girl is our oldest lady, she's 8 years old but keeps up with everyone just fine. We call her our "equalizer" because she will buffer the herds' interactions with the babies. She's a great girl and lives up to her name....she makes you smile.
Daydream, Legacy, and Tina.....The sweethearts.
DoeNut is not the brainiac of the family, but she knows exactly what the cookie barrel means!
Next is her sister DoSiDoe....she is here visiting during breeding season...and is so quiet and well behaved.
And my dear Faith. Faith is my favorite. She is quiet, an easy keeper, carries a pack, kids easily, and is a heavy milker. She is the epitome of a homestead goat and I love her very much.
Angel and I get down to the business of hoof trimming......
Something happened to my arms while these pictures were taken....they got HUGE!
Silly sleeps through the event....while standing up...
Look at those tidy toes!
Now to show Aegis that if the goaties can do it, so can he....
What a long day, but especially with all the rain we've had...and all the does are bred.....hoof care is VERY important.
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