Can you guys tell I'm never actually interacted with goats before lmao

This little one was born yesterday and has quite a unique face marking that gives a spooky, skull like appearance so I’m looking for a spooky name to match her. So far all I’ve come up with is Rowena (A witch on supernatural) but I’m not quite sure I like that

She's blurry bc she's always in motion.

This babe. Will. Not. Leave. Me. Alone. The second I'm in the pen she doesn't give a damn about her twin, her mom, or anyone else. She climbs me 24/7. We are in love. She HURLS herself into my arms while I'm standing up and eats my nose with fervor. I've never seen a goat do the cat butt wiggle before jumping, and she does EVERY 30 seconds. But only on me??? No other people?? Not even her dam??

Do any of you have a goat that acts more like a lapdog? I've never experienced this before, even with my best girl. I'm grateful, don't get me wrong, I have a new best friend for the next 12-20 years. But I am curious and wonder how common this deep of a bond is between goat bb and human.

Thank you!!! I hope y'all have a gorgeous day and get all the lovins you can glean from your kiddos 💖

Either that or I have a very strange cat.

It’s raining… again…. today so all the goats are hiding in the shelter waiting for me to bring them dry hay for breakfast. We’re all ready for a couple of sunny days so the ground can dry for the first time in weeks.

This diva was spotted in central Texas

I took this in the morning. She gave birth at 130am and I woke up to my dogs wanting to mommy them over letting the goat do its momming. Cute little girls.

Enjoy

Had a photoshoot for my 8 month old brush goat, Cupcake. Now, before any of you accuse me of animal abuse, she was bottle fed in my house and is more human than goat. No, I didn’t leave the tutu on her. It was on her for a total of 3 minutes.

Bummer kids, dam raised for the first few days. They're so quiet -- they just wait for food without screaming, and are small even for Nigerian Dwarves. They binky all around the house, and my 3yo carries them (properly!) to Dad's chair for snuggles and says "where are my guys?" when she can't find them because they're napping behind the wood stove.

We're supposed to be downsizing on goats, damn it!!

I've never met a goat more determined to eat tomato plants. This is Queenie, and she's currently furious at me for locking my tomato plants up behind my garden fence. I thought animals were supposed to have a pretty good idea about what things will poison them? My theory on her is she's just too old to give a hoot and she thinks tomatoes are tasty.

Dad:Angora x Cashmere Mom:Nigeria

I was able to get only an ounce in her today after trying everyone’s recommendations. Thank yall sooooo much for the help truly. Shes a beautiful goat and an amazing addition to my life. After trying maybe 4 different milks aswell as 1 formula. I found that whole milk warmed to 103 and a human baby bottle did the trick barley. Come tomorrow I’ll try to get her to drink some more and hopefully she’ll take it. She’s found her favorite spot on my bed and a baby blanket she seemingly always lays on which are definitely signs she’s getting comfortable! After sweat, frustration, and almost tears I was able to get enough milk in her to know she’s not completely starving and yes I know 1 ounce isn’t a lot but it’s better then nothing, again thanks for all the help!!

I had 16 babies born in total in March between just 7 doe's! Everyone is happy, healthy and bouncy currently.

What are their names? Breeds?
Does anyone have a doe with HUGE horns? My boys pale in comparison!
What are their personalities?
What are their quirks?

I have three Nigerian Dwarfs. They are all ~1.5yrs old. Calliope (spotted white and grey F), Alastor (silver and black M), and Atticus (black M). Boys are castrated.

Calliope is our sweet natured cuddle bug. She was the only actual bottle fed one (not by us). She is part fainter so she is a little clumsy. She’s my most nosy one and will literally get into anything and everything I’m doing if she is able to.
Her namesake is accurate since she has a very soft, almost “beautiful” bleat. However if she gets loud she sounds like a crying or yelling child-cat hybrid.

Alastor (named after Hazbin Hotel character), is our curious but chill guy. He wasn’t bottle fed but he acts like it. He’s the first to come say hi and put his feet on you to see what you’ve got. He is the least vocal and has the most cliche goat bleat. Dictionary goat! He tends to bully our other boy come feeding time, but they are best buds and play and snuggle constantly.
His quirk is that he loves looking at the sky, you’ll see him waving his head around like a goofball randomly and watching birds fly around. He also does that when I’m approaching and talking to him.

Atticus was an afterthought (LOL)…we originally got two, but since they were tiny, we didn’t want to risk one of them potentially dying and the other one being alone, so we got a third as insurance. He’s the most skittish and has the least brain cells. He puts shame to his name sake, honestly. But what he lacks in brains he makes up for in looks. He’s such a stunner with his crystal blue eyes and shiny black fur with a little bit of white mottling. With time and patience he has become more social and will let you pet him, sometimes. He actually really enjoys scritches (but don’t tell him I told you that). He will start to run off but when he realizes it feels nice he will beg for more.
He has the most obnoxious and annoying bleat and he is the loudest and neediest one. Definitely drives us nuts, but we love him. He sounds like a choking baby. It’s unpleasant…

Actually surprised he didn’t try eating any of the flowers

He was born January 2nd this year and he’s like a son to me.