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<blockquote data-quote="Keren" data-source="post: 549767" data-attributes="member: 3195"><p>Well, I drove for 19 hours yesterday. Went up to Brandy Hill, near Raymond Terrace north of Newcastle to pick up my new British Alpine doe. </p><p></p><p>Tell you what, she is the sweetest goat, and such a dag. I picked her up in my nissan pulsar (cheaper than the station wagon and trailer) and she was quite happy to sit on the backseat. But when she stood up she stuck her head between the two front seats and looked out the windscreen. And when she got sick of that she put her head in between my seat and the door and looked through there. And at one point she rested her head on my headrest and blew in my hair. When I pulled over at Gundagai for a snooze I woke up to her nuzzling my ear. Oh boy, its a long 9 hour drive on the way up but its longer on the way back with a goat :lol2: </p><p></p><p>I'm so glad I got her though. The hope is to join her and get at least one doe kid from her - she didnt breed at the dairy last time they tried which is why I got her cheap. She's a show winning goat and also won milk tests. A very good goat. </p><p></p><p>And if she doesnt breed, I think I'm going to keep her anyway. I am involved with local volunteers doing animal/pet therapy around hospitals, schools and nursing homes. I have been intending to get my wethers registered but at the moment they are just too full on - they need a few years to mature and settle down. This doe is going to make an excellent animal therapy volunteer. She just loves people and she's so quite, she just quietly walks over to you, stands next to you, and will have pats all day. And as a bonus she travels in the car. </p><p></p><p>I have three little angora does to pick up from Benalla, a nine month old and two 18 month olds for $40 each I really cant go wrong. Only problem is, the bloke has a dozen more 18 mth does and a couple more 9 mth kids. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite10" alt=":oops:" title="Oops! :oops:" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":oops:" /> I'd love to take more but I dont have the land!! :help:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Keren, post: 549767, member: 3195"] Well, I drove for 19 hours yesterday. Went up to Brandy Hill, near Raymond Terrace north of Newcastle to pick up my new British Alpine doe. Tell you what, she is the sweetest goat, and such a dag. I picked her up in my nissan pulsar (cheaper than the station wagon and trailer) and she was quite happy to sit on the backseat. But when she stood up she stuck her head between the two front seats and looked out the windscreen. And when she got sick of that she put her head in between my seat and the door and looked through there. And at one point she rested her head on my headrest and blew in my hair. When I pulled over at Gundagai for a snooze I woke up to her nuzzling my ear. Oh boy, its a long 9 hour drive on the way up but its longer on the way back with a goat :lol2: I'm so glad I got her though. The hope is to join her and get at least one doe kid from her - she didnt breed at the dairy last time they tried which is why I got her cheap. She's a show winning goat and also won milk tests. A very good goat. And if she doesnt breed, I think I'm going to keep her anyway. I am involved with local volunteers doing animal/pet therapy around hospitals, schools and nursing homes. I have been intending to get my wethers registered but at the moment they are just too full on - they need a few years to mature and settle down. This doe is going to make an excellent animal therapy volunteer. She just loves people and she's so quite, she just quietly walks over to you, stands next to you, and will have pats all day. And as a bonus she travels in the car. I have three little angora does to pick up from Benalla, a nine month old and two 18 month olds for $40 each I really cant go wrong. Only problem is, the bloke has a dozen more 18 mth does and a couple more 9 mth kids. :oops: I'd love to take more but I dont have the land!! :help: [/QUOTE]
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