The kind owner of some black ewes and their cute lambs gave us permission to go onto her property to take photos. But once I got there I had eyes only for the shaggy goat. He was easily tempted over to the fence for a rub and some freshly pulled grass that Chris found for him.
I don't know if putting his head on this angle helped him to see us better. Maybe he was just striking a pose.
How he managed to see where he was going is a mystery but he was very sure footed.
Linking to Teresa's Good Fences.
He is truly beautiful. LIke a cross between a sheep, a dog and a goat!
ReplyDeleteThat was just what I thought!!!
Deletesuch a cute moppet!
ReplyDeleteHe's lovely, yet it would be hard to tell him from the sheepdog!
ReplyDeleteA fine looking fellow with his curly mop, not a breed I know.
ReplyDeletecute - does he ever get a haircut?
ReplyDeleteWhat a strange and funny animal. He sure needs a fringe cut.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of or seen such a strange goat before.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous goat Indeed a mystery of how he sees. There must be space between his locks
ReplyDeleteHe is a shaggy old goat...looks a bit like me when I get up in the mornings! :)
ReplyDeleteHello Pauline,
ReplyDeleteWhy is it that the males always get the lovely hair!
Happy days.
Bev.
Looks like he could do with a bit of a haircut! :)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness that is the shaggiest goat I've ever seen. Very comical looking.
ReplyDeleteI had never seen a long haired goat! I wonder if they shear them?
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