Ooooooh, liddol Lamber-Goatsie: I would dearly lurve to climb in the hay there next to you and cuddle up for about a week: since I can’t do that, I’ll just sit here and imagine what it would be like to snorgle there wif you…… I rlly need that to cheer me up today!!
I’ve seen lambs with ears like that too. Like I said, I used to live on a sheep farm.
No matter. *googlegoogle*
Hmm, Shalice could be right, if very young angora kids have curlier hair than older angora kids/goats. I found picture of older ones and their hair is more rastafarian or wavy than curly.
P.S. Katrina – wow, I’m impressed! So few people even KNOW about Bedlingtons… but clearly, it doesn’t have little curtain balls (you know those curtains from the 70s that had all the balls hanging off of them?) off his ears…so it can’t be a Bedlington.
My knowledge of Bedlington Terriers comes from being glued to several decade’s worth of Westminster Kennel Club Championships. I craved cute waaaaay back!
I grew up with angora goats. Sometimes if a mother would have twins, since she only had enough milk for one, she’d reject the other. Long story short, I grew up with little kids running around my house with diapers on, they’re little tails wiggling through the holes we’d cut in the butt of the diaper for comfort.
Also we named them all after 50′s celebrities, the Everly brothers a pair that we raised by hand, and remained sweet their whole little goatie lives.
AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!! how adorable! i wanna eat it! <333 omg omg omg omg omg this lamb is THE cutest picture ive EVER seen! AWWWWWWW WUT A CUTE LAMBIE PIEEEE! omg im gunna be going awwwww for like the rest of the day! ITS SO CUTE!
A goaters, though, might be easier to find
Ohh!! Aww, what a sweet photo! I just wanna curl up next to heem/huur and snorgle for hours and twirl the curls lazily.
Can he be my new pillow pwease? I won’t nibble him… well okay, just the ears, but gently!!
is a mcgoaterson..
Shh, don’t tell Meg!
oh my lord…I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything that soft before.
Awww, poopsie!
It’s a gamb.
*honk shu*
Why is it always sheep this and sheep that until people start yelling “Goat! Goat!”?
Meg does this on purpose just to mess with us, right? Theo?
How adorable! A woolly potato!!!
I don’t care if you’re a sheep or a goat. I am an equal-opportunity cuddler.
Oh my sweet lambers….I nom.
oh…he’s stuck in my heart!
so tiny, so tired, such weak neck muscles.
Looks like lambers has had a permanent!
yay! lambs ^_^
That’s how you can tell it’s a lamb, it has curly hair. I want to snorgle the top of it’s sweet little head.
I don’t care what you call it, I call it ADORABLE!
Ooooooh, liddol Lamber-Goatsie: I would dearly lurve to climb in the hay there next to you and cuddle up for about a week: since I can’t do that, I’ll just sit here and imagine what it would be like to snorgle there wif you…… I rlly need that to cheer me up today!!
itsagoat. Cuuuuuuuuteandagoat.
Goat, lamb, potato, potahto…the important thing is that this little guy is heartbreakingly cute!
Well, yeah.
oh god that is precious :/
It’s actually a baby angora goat(: That’s why the hair is so curly…It turns into something like this when it grows up!
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic-art/387576/10571/Angora-goat
Shalice, that looks like Billy WIndsor, the newly-retired Regimental Goat of the Welsh Guards:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1185019/Billy-goat-retires-Royal-Welsh-Regiment-mascot–military-honours.html
that expression is so cute
It’s a wolf, in sheep’s clothing.
Which would be a woolf.
What a precious sleeping angel, curls and all !
It looks like little goat-pants is giving him/herself a little head-tilt and “Aaahn.”
Awh man! Thanks for the new desktop! X3;;
Wish I could just rub my face in that floofy back. But then I’d prolly sneeze. But IT’D BE WORTH IT!
curly, soft, and cute… oh my!
Curly coated cutie.
Love the curly coat!
thats sooo cute x]
i want it!
Right, that’s it.
*stomps off to Google the difference between goats and sheep*
Goats don’t have a woolly coat, they have hairy coats. Which gives widdoo lambkins above 1 point in the sheep department.
Sheep say baa, goats say maa. Right, not much use, that one.
Goats have their tail up, sheep have theirs down. That doesn’t help either.
Sheep graze, goats eat laundry. Nope.
Goats are smart, sheep are stupid. Somebody give the bebeh an IQ test.
Hmm, basically, the only thing I can find that’s actually visible on this picture is the wool/hair thing!
From my own experience of living on a sheep farm, I’d say this is a sheep.
Makes me want to make a sweater…
See, this just makes me want to take a nap too.
Very sneakies!!!!!
That’s what I want to be when I grow up.
Please stop identifying goats as lambs. This is a GOAT (kid). Lambs are much cuter.
Meg wants to get our goat. That’s why she insists any curly-haired cloven-hoofed medium-sized farm animal is a sheep.
Lamb.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/wear/content/images/2008/04/21/derwent_lamb_470x354.jpg
nope. a goatee-baby (i think that this might be Arno).
you can see the diff here if you scroll through the pics.
http://www.fiberfarm.com/2009/06/this-morning-in-pictures-2
Found this pic of a baby angora goat vs. an ordinary baby goat
http://www.flickr.com/photos/89692371@N00/515197439
So could be an angora goatlet or whatever baby goats are called.
It’s an angora goat, producer of mohair.That’s hair, not wool, but it’s especially curly.
Kid.
You always confuse lambs with kids, it seems. Oh, well–both are cute.
where?
One of the keys is the ears, peeps:) (Besides the mohair) It’s a baby angora goatie:)
It is a goat, END OF STORY
Really? Can’t wait for the sequel, then…
This will absolutely not help to clear things up:
“Mares eat oats and does eat oats,
and little lambs eat ivy…
a kid’ll eat ivy too, wouldn’t you?”
I’ve seen lambs with ears like that too. Like I said, I used to live on a sheep farm.
No matter. *googlegoogle*
Hmm, Shalice could be right, if very young angora kids have curlier hair than older angora kids/goats. I found picture of older ones and their hair is more rastafarian or wavy than curly.
This is the reason why I can never eat lamb.
This little fuzzy guy looks just like my mom’s POODLE!
or a Bedlington Terrier…itsagooooat. NEEEaahh, not BBBBBBBaaaaaaaa. Very cute anyway.
Dang, and here I was all ready to type up maresydoatsndozydoats and puddlepeppers beat me to it.
What an adorable little goatlet!!!! Reminds me of ALL of the Nativity Sets that come in little boxes…even though those are suppposed to be lambs…
P.S. Katrina – wow, I’m impressed! So few people even KNOW about Bedlingtons… but clearly, it doesn’t have little curtain balls (you know those curtains from the 70s that had all the balls hanging off of them?) off his ears…so it can’t be a Bedlington.
You like goatses? Check out THESE babies:
http://picasaweb.google.com/LKJohnston/PygmyGoats#
Thank you, Laura J.
My knowledge of Bedlington Terriers comes from being glued to several decade’s worth of Westminster Kennel Club Championships. I craved cute waaaaay back!
What a wonderful thread this is!
Whether goatlet or sheeplet, being borned is HARD WORK.
He’s just tie tie, that’s all!
I grew up with angora goats. Sometimes if a mother would have twins, since she only had enough milk for one, she’d reject the other. Long story short, I grew up with little kids running around my house with diapers on, they’re little tails wiggling through the holes we’d cut in the butt of the diaper for comfort.
Also we named them all after 50′s celebrities, the Everly brothers a pair that we raised by hand, and remained sweet their whole little goatie lives.
AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!! how adorable! i wanna eat it! <333 omg omg omg omg omg this lamb is THE cutest picture ive EVER seen! AWWWWWWW WUT A CUTE LAMBIE PIEEEE! omg im gunna be going awwwww for like the rest of the day! ITS SO CUTE!