You might recall that I’m feeding Aurora extra feed to try and put weight on her before winter gets here. Odie has some issues with not being fed also, even though she’s already plenty heavy.
Odie is not a skinny llama.
Every time I let a goat in the milk room, Aurora’s right there begging for food.
Aurora steaming over my window.
Haley gets to come in and eat because I want to make sure she gets plenty with her bum foot; although, she is doing really well.
As soon as she comes in, I put the pan out for Aurora.
Dolly also comes in because she’s old and has bad teeth. These two old goat ladies race for the door and push each other to be first. When Haley wins (and she pretty much always wins), I have Dolly standing outside waiting rather impatiently.
But it doesn’t take long until I let her in and kick Haley out. If Aurora isn’t done, then I have to go out and referee.
Okay, I have to tell Haley to go away. So far, Aurora has been pretty nice about not just stomping or spitting on Haley.
I can’t say the same in her treatment of Odie when she gets pushy.
Cranky llady does not share her food.
Teresa
Eden Hills 