I do believe in just a few hours of being their own little flock, the chain of command has been established. Angus is the boss. He actually is the largest of all 4 boys. He is the brave one of the group, first to reach out for cookies, petting or just to check things out. He touched noses with one of the GP pups and Hannah (who will be their assigned guardian dog) through the fence. He stood up to and butted horns with Sarah Beth, the free to roam the farm dairy goat. This head on collision was through the fence, none the less, it was a big step for a little guy. He was also first to come and see what new mom had in her hands and why she had planted herself in their pen. He doesn't mind getting up close and personal at all.
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Lastly, there is delicate little Kirby. He runs for who or whatever is close, normally Angus, so he can duck and cover. He is the smallest of the four and I think the youngest of the group. He and Kelly seem to have bonded as friends, they will nap, eat and hang out together, though Angus seems to be Kirby's choice of protector.
Day 1 went really well. Angus seems to be smitten with new mom so the others are soon to follow suit.
3 comments:
I just thought I would leave a note to tell you that I stopped by and read some of your posts...what a great blog, I have enjoyed every moment of reading....and now I am thinking I want some sheep!!!
Juri
Your new sheep sure are pretty!
Thank you Juri and Jennifer!
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