The goats are here

That is not a misprint, we have two Nigerian dwarf goats. After a week of Steve studying the internet, we decided that one dwarf goat would be all that we would need for the size of our property. But then we learned that you can't have one goat, goats need company. After more research and searching to see if we could even find some, Steve started to get discouraged. That lasted an afternoon and then he decided he still wanted some. We will only have to supplement them with hay in the winter and not that much. They are cuter than heck. The one I am holding is the doe (little girl goat), the one that Steve is holding is a wether (castrated boy goat). Even though he is snuggling up to Steve, he is actually not very friendly yet. He is scared of us still. We are going to keep going out and holding him and trying to get him to warm up to us. The girl on the other hand has been literally snuggly since the first night. They already tried to get out of the fence. We made a temporary pen until we can fence in our property. Steve butted it up to the neighbors fence, the holes in his fence are bigger than ours. Sure enough this morning they started to go through and the girl made it through before we caught her. It was pretty scary for a second, I ran into my greenhouse to put my camera down and when I got back into the pen, she jumped back into me. Now the poor little creatures are inside the kennel thing until we can put up new fencing up against the neighbors fence. They love to climb and jump as you can tell by the pic. Well, it is going to be an experience!! We are now in the livestock mode! HA! HA! Who would have ever thought!! We are thinking of calling the boy patch. Any opinions? ( I actually do wear makeup and wear clothes other than my workout clothes)