Pig as Goat
The tower of hay (which Lady is enjoying eating at her milking time along with her grain treats) has been taken over by a bunch of pigs who think they are goats.
My images do not do this justice but here you can see mountain-goat-pig at the top of the pile.
He is quite high for a pig.
Tomorrow I am taking a few days off for a family meeting in New York. John has the day off so he and Alex are holding the fort. I will be back by Sunday if all goes well.
Take care and feel free to talk amongst yourselves until I am back.
Love celi
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Wonder if the little terrors are going to sprout wings in a week or two…
When Pig Fly! OH my – then all those things we have said in the past would happen with Pigs Fly will occur! Not good…..
My thoughts exactly…!
No doubt they are a slightly more manageable breed of farm goat. I hope you have a good trip 🙂
Celi’s piglets are escape artists, just as goats are. Something there is that doesn’t love a wall (fence!). 🙂 However, I’m not sure that pigs are constantly on the look for mischief making like goats are.
Oh my gosh these are so cute!!!
So cute! Enjoy New York.
May everything happen the way you hope – happy landings . . .
Giggling at mountain goat pig.
I still think I prefer piggies to goats. Safe travels. Laura
Family meetings? I hope it is a good meeting for good memories! Goat Pigs! I will giggle about that one all day!
Wow! I have never seen piggies climb like that. Safe travels.
The king of the hill for sure!! Who says pigs can’t climb. I once climbed a kitchen chair to get to some goodies on the table. It can be done…. especially with enough thrust. Snorts with piggy laughter. Have a safe trip my sweet friend. XOXO – Bacon
Safe travels!
Buon viaggio!
A Cirque du Soleil pig! This little piggy went to flying school! Okay I’ll stop. Safe travels.
A family meeting sounds more ominous than a family gathering. Hmmm. Enjoy your travels and glad you have someone to hold down the fort. Those are such cute and mischievous little piglets. Good luck with that bunch. 🙂
Piggies ~ what a riot!! They are great entertainment ~ and “cheap” entertainment!!! Have a good NY getaway!!!
What a naughty pig! Safe travels.
Have ever so much fun! As fun as a piglet on a pile of hay!
Glad you’re going to NY before the REAL heat sets in! Mind your pocketbook and luggage! And WOW! Piggies everywhere! Hugs and happy travels! Sunny
No luggage – only going for the night and all my pockets will be buttoned.
Love ‘feel free to talk among yourselves until I am back’. That is what our teachers used to say when they had to skip out to the washroom during class! 😉
Gorgeous little piggies.
Safe travels!
Watching the video of Tane walking, his back legs and his gait remind me of a German Shepherd I knew with back and hip troubles. His poor back toenails were worn on the top sides from dragging his feet as he couldn’t lift properly. Shepherds can have terrible trouble with that back end – all in the breeding to get that high front and low back. What humans won’t do to get a certain look, no matter whether it’s good for the animals.
Perhaps it is not all bad that Tane and Tima did not have babies – if it is genetic (and very possibly it is), there would just be more trouble. Whatever you’re doing to enable him to get a decent walking gait happening, keep it up. And he’s happy, with a good appetite, so that’s great.
Chris S in Canada
Safe trip!
Safe and fruitful travels. We’ll keep the home fires burning.
Safe travel.
pigs as goats….I am still laughing at these photos! Have a good time!
Your little guys are adorable, and I love how curious they are. Hope you have good weather and a great time in the Big Apple.
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I am very fond of goats. Pigs as goats sound rather nice.