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6 comments:
they are resourceful
I guess the water is tastier on the other side of the fence
I'm sooo glad my Madeline finally quit sticking her head through the fence. We would bend her head back like that to get her out. Maisie is one smart goat! :)
Oh my!! That was always my biggest fear when we had goats with horns. We have had to cut the fence to get goaties out plenty of times! Glad Maisie didn't have any problems! ;)
What a darling smarty pants! Hi Maisie!!
hahahahaha. smile.
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