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It's probably just the Roman nose.

like i said, I "think" they call them geep, I wasn't sure lol. Though I did know about sheep had a different number of chromosomes from goats, so he first time I heard that Sheep and goat COULD (even though it's rare) have babies together I didn't believe it! Btw, I do find the little guy...

I was also thinking that maybe she was in heat......but then it lasted for a month straight...and heats only last 18-36 hours long. So I know she isn't in heat, And yes, I know there heard animals, Was just wondering if she could last 2 months and have her babies be her company. But I didn't...

I think they call those Geep, ( I'm not kidding lol). SUPER CUTE by the way, beautiful animal.

Sadly I don't own a buck. But I did get her a another buddy today and they are getting to know each other beautifully. But thank you so much for the advice.

I was also thinking that since she's about 3 1/2 months into being pregnant that it COULD be some type of hormone shift. But what I'm scratching my head over, is how it happens a day after her buddy died. And am now thinking it's because she's lonely. But I was also thinking the same thing so...

Yeah, we are going to pick up another doe today. But I WILL watch them carefully to make sure everything is going as planed, and I do have another pen if they don't get along. So,thanks for the input.

Ok, so, I had a couple goats, then one died of old age about a month ago, well, the goat that's still alive is pregnant (I think), But after Her buddy died she started acting VERY weird. When i went to go into the pen the next day to see how she was ( I was expecting her to be sad since she just...

Prim, being super cute lol. I just lost her a month ago. Had her for over 10 years She was such a sweetheart. She will be missed.

Yeah I know lol. When I bought her at three years old, she was all black, but since she's getting older, she's got a few grays lol.

She is going to be 13 years old later this year, and is aging quite gracefully.

I've posted this pic before but I just love it so much lol. I love her blue eyes lol

Even better! lol.

Here is a photo of my Nigerien Dwarf doe, It is a small dairy breed that weighs from about 40-70 lbs ( but can vary greatly). She gave about a third of a gallon a day. So, a little more then a couple gallons a week. This individual has cashmere, but she gets tons more in the winter, so she can...

A Canon, Rebel T3 with a 300ml telephoto lens.

Since I don't let her eat grape leaves when she's lactating (sometimes makes the milk taste off-flavored), she sure goes at it when she's pregnant and I let her!

Thank you so much. when she was lactating before, she would give about a gallon of milk a day!! So she's an awesome milker.

My adorb 5 year old Oberhasli doe. I bred her too a buck this past December so hopefully I'll get some kids from her this spring She is SOOOOOO friendly, and will run up too you whenever you get close too her pen!

I think she's part Nubian, part Alpine, or Toggenburg.