There’s something special about a mother–daughter bond… and goats are no exception. This sweet pair is our Sable mama resting quietly with her daughter (½ Sable, ½ LaMancha) tucked close by. Even at rest, they choose each other. Goat mamas form strong bonds with their kids from the very first moments — recognizing their voices, scent, and unique calls. That connection often carries on as daughters mature, showing up in calm companionship and quiet togetherness. A few fun goat bond facts: • Mothe

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For your consideration. This is Dorito. Yes he’s a western horse too.. so he’s for sale I bought him when I sold Fat Gary last year cause he was bred a lot like him & so pretty. 2yo gelding by MMWW x The Best Made He’s in the BCF, premier sires, & super sires. Currently 15 hands & located in Pilot Point TX Dorito is sweet as can be and fun to ride. Always the first one to meet you at the gate.. he loves attention & loves to work. | Beth Case

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