So the girls are 3 months old now and still going strong. We’ve had our ups and downs but they are great. Their personalities are coming out so well now. Diamond is the outgoing one while Honeysuckle seems to hang back to make sure all is good before she’ll come interact with others. Honeysuckle likes to weight the situation before making a move. It’s the cutest thing because you can tell she is trying to decide if she wants in on the action or not.
Diamond is the more outgoing one and loves to get into trouble. Just today she got out of her pen and got into a fenced area where we are growing their food. She was having a ball eating all that she could. Thankfully she is still small so she couldn’t eat the whole field but she sure gave it a go today.
Honeysuckle stays in her pen like she is supposed to. That or she just hasn’t figured out how to get out of it yet. I’m not sure which. But they are both growing like weeds and living their best life. Or as best as we can give them any how. I think it’s been decided (by my daughter Kira) that we will be keeping them. She doesn’t want to give up Honeysuckle because she bottle fed her from birth and has been there since the very day they started life.
So we will continue to watch them grow and thrive. We will continue to give them the best care that we can. We will continue to play with them and feed them their snacks that they so love. We will continue to watch over them until they are adults and can run with their momma and the other does.
Have a great day!
Renee
It is so much fun reading your posts about your farm, animals, difficulties and joy you get by living there.
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Aww they are adorable! If I have a farm like yours I’d love to have some of them too!
They are so cute. I am glad they are doing well! I’m glad you get to keep them.
This is absolutely cute! I loved the pictures of the girls and I will be looking out to see more pictures as they grow bigger
Awww… Thank you for the update. It’s fun to watch them and to hear about this adventures.
They look like they are doing great! So fun to keep updated on their status!
I’m excited to see them continue to grow up on your farm. It is funny how every baby is different just like humans. Thank you for sharing your babies with us.
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It must be wonderful watching them grow and take on personalities of their own! For a moment, I must admit, I forgot that I was reading about goats until I got to their names, LOL! It’s been a long week.
Awww how adorable are they? Glad to know that they are doing good.
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It will be great to nurture them. Excellent later too when you can see them run with their mama.
Such sweet names. They are just like rambunctious children. Continue to enjoy them!
The girls are so cute and growing so fast. I am glad they are ok.
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I am so intrigued by goats. Diamond sounds like a handful – LOL. and Honeysuckle seems like your little sweetie. I love that they have such defined and different personalities.
I always enjoy and and have fun everytime I read your post! How I wish we also had a farm like yours!
They are so cute, I’m glad they are adjusting well thanks for sharing this with us.
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The goats are so cute! Sounds like they are growing up fast. Raising farm animals must be a lot of work.
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It is! But it is so worth it in the end.
Each of them is pretty! Love goats…especially the ones that just play dead. haha 😀 So fun!
Each of them is pretty! Love goats…especially the ones that just play dead. haha 😀 So fun!
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Like the updates about goats. Thinking about getting some myself.