@Napboaniya: She is a very gentle goat, and so far, she loves to be pampered with! Of course, there are lots of us willing to oblige…

@Photogchic: Hee hee I think we were lucky with Allis, getting the best of everything! In fact, we’ve been lucky with all our additions this year, they’re all so cute!!

@Loran: Thanks!

@O: I won’t disagree!

@Gemma: She does love being cuddle. We hope it’ll last! Her mother did too, until she realized what it meant to be “taken back to the pen”. Their pen is large - by Nigerien standard! - but Esmeralda is spoiled rotten and has long forgotten the lives of an ordinary Nigerien goat… She’d like to be free ranging in our garden and eat all our plants, as well as the horse feed, if only she could. So we take out the goats when we can supervise them, less there’s nothing left afterward… They both love a good play (even Esmeradla can go nuts out of pure joy and do stunts in the air, scaring off the dogs hee hee) and we love enjoying them so much!

@Pat: Thanks! I’m so glad Allis didn’t take after her father

@Goatgirl: They’re both cute! A little less when they grow into teenagers, but it’s a brief moment!

@Gerri: I think that both HRH Princess Allis, HRH Princess Sheba and HRH Princess Isolde are fairly spoiled - but what is one to do when these little ones possess such wonderful charm???

@Allis: I love how her self-confidence goes! She’s such a little character, both funny, bold and beautiful!

@Victoria: At some point, you guys are going to get yourself the perfect little goat (get a female!!!), dress her up in a pink collar (or any other, if that would suit her better) and enjoy, enjoy, enjoy! Good things are worth waiting for, and there’s no point getting an animal (especially one that you’re supposed to enjoy while it grows) if you don’t have the time to enjoy them.
In the beginning, the horses weren’t too keen on the goats stealing their food (they still aren’t) and so their shake their heads at them, and the goats listen. Sometimes Isolde likes to play chase with them, but Allis doesn’t mind a bit, she thinks it’s sooo funny! Apart from that, they all integrate really well. We even have a stallion staying over for a month (Paige’s horse Illami) and when we’re home, we let him stay with the goats in the goat pen. Although Ali thought it would be impossible, they get along just fine!