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Amotolongbo:
Hallelujah.

Name the new babies Buhari and Tinubu

Amotolongbo:
Hallelujah.

Name the new babies Buhari and Tinubu

Amotolongbo:
Hallelujah.
Name the new babies Buhari and Tinubu

Amotolongbo:
No matter how reasonably a goat may act, na “asun” go still end its life

Lalasticlala and Dominique, we get a naming ceremony here o

Mariangeles:
Chai! I like goats ehn?

There’s something….(what’s the word?) errrrrmmm….(for lack of a better word) therapeutically pleasant about them.

Munzy14, you see why I like goats?
They’re so humble, and so loyal. Unlike some cats.

Amotolongbo:
That went to its “home” yesterday but could not deliver.

9 matches now, the “GOAT” hasn’t delivered at home

Crafteck1:
U go chop am or u no go chop am

iamL:


This reminds me of one of our "mother goat" as we named her back then.

I was sitting somewhere when she walked in, usually she loves lying down whenever she returns to her sleeping place, but that day the goat refused to lay down.

She stood and was just staring at me and I kept wondering what she was up to. I drove her but she refused to leave, threatened to pour water on her still she refused to leave.

Instinctively I walked up to her and looked under her stomach lol and behold a wicked fellow stuck 3 niddles under her stomach. I pulled them out, immediately she just lay down.

Last last the day we killed that goat the oil full 1 custard rubber.

Mariangeles:
Chai! I like goats ehn?

There’s something….(what’s the word?) errrrrmmm….(for lack of a better word) therapeutically pleasant about them.

Munzy14, you see why I like goats?
They’re so humble, and so loyal. Unlike some cats.

GoldenJAT:
Sensible goat! Unlike some GOATS!

Abujaexpress:
I was really baffled by what my heavily pregnant goat did yesterday.

Actually, we have been keeping the goat and she put to bed early last year, a he goat or kid which has grown since them. We use to keep and confine both of them indoors untill the goat and it's kid started showing the crave to step out and hustle to feed and play/mingle with thier likes. We started letting them out in the morning and by evening time, both will come back home and even if they meet the gate locked, they will be using thier limbs and heads to scratch on the gate as notice to us, until the gate is opened for them.

But gradually, they will go out and not come back home, untill after maybe several days, before you will see them. From days of remaining outside, it turned to weeks, while we were always keeping close watch on their whereabouts. Infact, the day I went out searching for them, immediately the she goat sighted me, she ran to me and followed me home while the kid later came back home to join the mother.

What actually shocked me yesterday was that, for over three weeks, the goats have been away from the house, but surprisingly on Wednesday morning, the pregnant goat came home, this time around in the morning, scratching her head and limbs seriously for the gate to be opened for her. Since it is unusual seeing the goat in the morning and because we were going out for work, my wife wanted to send it back to the fields, but the goat refused to go, instead it entered the compound.

We left for work and coming back home in the evening, lo and behold, the goat had given birth to two bouncing kids, hale and healthy. This really baffled me that a goat could know that she was in labour and she had the sense to come back to the house to give birth!!!

Honestly, when I got home, I have to clap for the goat. She gave me reasons to believe that goats, if properly cared for and tendered, can really act reasonably like human.

N.B. I will upload the picture of the goat and the kids later, when I get back home.

Mariangeles:
Chai! I like goats ehn?

There’s something….(what’s the word?) errrrrmmm….(for lack of a better word) therapeutically pleasant about them.

Munzy14, you see why I like goats?
They’re so humble, and so loyal. Unlike some cats.

Mariangeles:
Chai! I like goats ehn?

There’s something….(what’s the word?) errrrrmmm….(for lack of a better word) therapeutically pleasant about them.

Munzy14, you see why I like goats?
They’re so humble, and so loyal. Unlike some cats.

AntiMen:
My own question be say, when we kill a goat , where does the spirit or soul goes to?

Heaven or hell?

Epicji:
I keep goats.mine surprised sometimes ago. Goats hates rain a lot. On this particular day,it rained heavily. Once it rains while they are grazing,they don't come home at all. But bcus one of d goat is a nursing mother and d kids were at home.this she - goat came home in d night just bcus of d kids.

Abujaexpress:
I was really baffled by what my heavily pregnant goat did yesterday.

Actually, we have been keeping the goat and she put to bed early last year, a he goat or kid which has grown since them. We use to keep and confine both of them indoors untill the goat and it's kid started showing the crave to step out and hustle to feed and play/mingle with thier likes. We started letting them out in the morning and by evening time, both will come back home and even if they meet the gate locked, they will be using thier limbs and heads to scratch on the gate as notice to us, until the gate is opened for them.

But gradually, they will go out and not come back home, untill after maybe several days, before you will see them. From days of remaining outside, it turned to weeks, while we were always keeping close watch on their whereabouts. Infact, the day I went out searching for them, immediately the she goat sighted me, she ran to me and followed me home while the kid later came back home to join the mother.

What actually shocked me yesterday was that, for over three weeks, the goats have been away from the house, but surprisingly on Wednesday morning, the pregnant goat came home, this time around in the morning, scratching her head and limbs seriously for the gate to be opened for her. Since it is unusual seeing the goat in the morning and because we were going out for work, my wife wanted to send it back to the fields, but the goat refused to go, instead it entered the compound.

We left for work and coming back home in the evening, lo and behold, the goat had given birth to two bouncing kids, hale and healthy. This really baffled me that a goat could know that she was in labour and she had the sense to come back to the house to give birth!!!

Honestly, when I got home, I have to clap for the goat. She gave me reasons to believe that goats, if properly cared for and tendered, can really act reasonably like human.

N.B. I will upload the picture of the goat and the kids later, when I get back home.

tradepunter:
Hahaha my brother cats stubbornness nu be from here.... I had this male Persian cat with serious attitude problem.

You feed am when he nu wan chop, he clear you by saying I tell you say hungry dy catch me??

I came to understand cats do and want things done on their time and terms.... Las las na one oyibo man carry am go UK after he beg me tire for the cat...

The hair was soo fluffy and full, even niaja people when hate cat go wan pet am.

kay29000:
I guess you haven't experienced stubborn goats that will sh*t all over your compound.

9182736455O1999:
No animal when no get sense

Amotolongbo:
Hallelujah.

Name the new babies Buhari and Tinubu

Abujaexpress:
I was really baffled by what my heavily pregnant goat did yesterday.

Actually, we have been keeping the goat and she put to bed early last year, a he goat or kid which has grown since them. We use to keep and confine both of them indoors untill the goat and it's kid started showing the crave to step out and hustle to feed and play/mingle with thier likes. We started letting them out in the morning and by evening time, both will come back home and even if they meet the gate locked, they will be using thier limbs and heads to scratch on the gate as notice to us, until the gate is opened for them.

But gradually, they will go out and not come back home, untill after maybe several days, before you will see them. From days of remaining outside, it turned to weeks, while we were always keeping close watch on their whereabouts. Infact, the day I went out searching for them, immediately the she goat sighted me, she ran to me and followed me home while the kid later came back home to join the mother.

What actually shocked me yesterday was that, for over three weeks, the goats have been away from the house, but surprisingly on Wednesday morning, the pregnant goat came home, this time around in the morning, scratching her head and limbs seriously for the gate to be opened for her. Since it is unusual seeing the goat in the morning and because we were going out for work, my wife wanted to send it back to the fields, but the goat refused to go, instead it entered the compound.

We left for work and coming back home in the evening, lo and behold, the goat had given birth to two bouncing kids, hale and healthy. This really baffled me that a goat could know that she was in labour and she had the sense to come back to the house to give birth!!!

Honestly, when I got home, I have to clap for the goat. She gave me reasons to believe that goats, if properly cared for and tendered, can really act reasonably like human.

N.B. I will upload the picture of the goat and the kids later, when I get back home.