Christmas Supply Surprise!

               





                         Hi again!  Hope you had a great Christmas/break!  This Christmas i got quite a lot of
Nigerian dwarf goat supplies such as collar, cute sweaters and hats for fun, water bowl and a feeder.  And guess what!  I made my goal and got 244$! Then i spent 70$ on more goat supplies like a trampoline for them to play on.  Me and my dad will start working on the pen and the shed this winter so we will be ready for the goats in spring.  we are trying to decide if the fence is high enough and what type of door we are going to get
leading into the shed.  Here is a picture of some of my goat supplies ...
as for next time i am wanting to post a picture of our goats area and i would love to get some opinions/advice.

Nigerian Goats Facts I Know

                                                    


                      Hi! These are some facts I learned about Nigerian Dwarf Goats.
First, Nigerian dwarf goats originated in west Africa. Next, their main colors are black,chocolate,gold. Also white marks are common and it is common for their colors to change. They usually grow to weigh 50lbs and 21 to 23" tall.
                  Nigerian does are usually pregnant for about 150 days.They usually have twins but anywhere between 1 and 5 kids is normal.New kids weigh about 2lbs at birth.The does can make 3 to 4 pounds of milk per day.
                 Nigerian dwarf goats make great pets and are gentle and lovable. I am exited to have these goats join our family!


here are pictures of some Nigerian dwarf goats that are really cute.....

What Goat?

Hi again!First,i wanted to tell you that i figured out i want a nigerian dwarf goat. Ill tell you more about the breed in another post. Also i decided i wanted to join Meeker 4H because its a great way to learn.I bought some red paint for the barn but we will have to wait till spring to paint it. Also our back yard is perfect because hay is growing out in our field. out beside the field is a fenced area that will be attached to the barn and we are will put a doggy door on the barn leading to the fenced area. I will take some pictures later and post!

Next blog: more info about Nigerian Dwarf Goats!

See ya next time!

Hello!

Hi my name is Brynley and I'm 9. I have created this blog because i wanted to tell you about my fun goat/animal adventures! I have been longing for goats a very long time.I have been saving up and earning money by selling pet rocks. In one day i earned 63$. I have set a goal to get at least 100$ by Christmas.I have been getting ready for the goats for a very long time. I have a barn set up for them!We are getting 2 goats but we are still trying to figure out a name for them. My dad and i are planning on setting up a webcam/goat cam too!

I am planning on posting a new blog whenever I have new goat details or stories to tell! So check back often! 
next blog i will be showing you what type of goat i will be getting and info i have learned about them.