We led Nubie into a stall and he cooperated by laying down nice and calm. In between trimming his hooves the doctor had to stop to roll up his sleeves. As Nubie's owner and I pinned him down we chatted a bit. His owner told us how Nubie has a very irritating paper eating addiction.
This is my last bag I swear. Tomorrow I will never eat paper again. |
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Gotta light? |
As for trying to get Nubie to kick the habit...
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What? You want my ID? I just ate it. Of course I'm over 18! Look at my beard. |
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Yet another smoking danger... I am so glad that I don't smoke!
ReplyDeleteLOL....... a heart attack made me give up.... but the scent of a cigarette still has me wanting 4 years and 296 days later !!!!
ReplyDeleteThe paper.. I will pass on ........
You lead such an interesting life !!
Love and Hugsss
Pam
Dang, and I paid the hypnotist to quit. A 250lb goat could probably scare the addiction out of me.
ReplyDeleteHahaha! That's why I love goats.
ReplyDeleteNice pictures! Apparently this is a common occurence with goats? You have such an interesting job. Your stories never ceases to amaze.
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ReplyDeleteGay Berrien
Maggie, in the '60s when my parents had the store in Denny, I spent a few hours working hard on an advertising poster to put up on the wall, complete with artwork. After I tacked it on the outside wall within minutes our goat, Nanny (an original name), came over to look at it. Instead of admiring it, she stood up on her hind legs, grabbed it, and ate half of it, drawing and all.
Thank you! Very cute! My parents had a goat they named Paycheck; Dad had done some tractor work for a Korean neighbor and she walked up our lane with the check to pay my parents. The goat was tied in the lane to eat the brush, she was very friendly and went right up to the lady, who was a bit frightened I think, and waved the check at the goat to scare her away. She ate the check right out of the lady’s hand (she didn’t speak very good English, so you can imagine the conversation between her and Dad…!). Can’t even remember what the goat’s name was before that, ever after she was known as Paycheck. Her favorite treat was Kleenex, but you couldn’t give her too many at a time, they constipated her. Ah, what a memory, thanks for sending me the link!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Friday!!
Susan
Good one - I’m still chuckling as I write!
ReplyDeleteLisa H.
Margaret, thanks for that great read. A smokin' goat! You could go on the road with that show! Love, Dad H.
ReplyDeleteHaha what a cute goat. Katy
ReplyDeleteI had heard that tobacco was a natural dewormer? Sounds pretty gross to me.
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