Goats
Julbok
Agathe found a little goat wandering about the house,
A Little Herd
When his friends showed up, she thought they were pretty cute…so did Opal…
Rampage
Until they tried to ransack the tender Tulip shoots…
Safe for Now
Herding goats is hard work!
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Quimper Hittys 
The girls need a loyal herding dog!! The Country Hittys can recommend a German Shepherd for the job!!
Those goats are pretty cute….and of course so are the girls! cute story.
The Straw goats somehow escaped when I was putting away the Christmas Decorations!
The sheep looks entirely innocent! He probably couldn’t reach the tulips and is not sure he deserves the confinement!
The sheep is innocent in deed, but not in thought. Nevertheless he feels hard done by, still Agathe and Opal are mistrustful of his wily eyes!
Wonders never cease to happen at the Quimper Hitty household. The menagerie grows as does the experience with such a variety of incidents that curious dolls, with wide-eyes, always have so much energy for. Great little insight into what the girls are up to today. Thank you!
You are always welcome – I love catching the Hittys at their rest and play, they keep having such fun!
Baby goats are the most enchanting of creatures, so I am very happy that the Quimper Hittys are enjoying their sweet (and yes, oh so naughty) companionship!
Naughty and wilful, is one way to describe them! Opal and Agathe are certainly learning a lot about goats!
maybe the goats and the girls are just getting ready for Chinese New Year. Good excuse for another party, not that they need it!
In the Northern Hemisphere, any excuse for a party in February is a good thing!
The Quimper girls always find ways to have so much fun, Goats and tulips – Wonder how long those delicious tulips will last with the goats eyeing them.
We hope the tulips will bloom! The girls will look for some other fresh greens for the goats!
Can goats be used for mowing the lawn? That could be quite useful. They don’t eat kauri wood do they?
My cousin has a donkey which she got so it could mow her lawn. She discovered that he also knew how to fertilize the lawn without any training. Perhaps the goats could learn to do that? I hope we never learn if they like to eat Kauri wood!