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| Yellow Girl is waiting for spring to tend the garden. 3 1/2 lbs. |
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| Orange Girl is hinting about visiting the zoo. 3 1/4 lbs. |
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| Purple Girl is all bright eyes and bushy tailed and ready to party. 3 lbs. |
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| Oh, a true son of his daddy, Blue Boy has his cowboy hat and ready for the two step. 4 lbs. |
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| 'Here's looking at you, baby!' Green Boy at 4 1/2 lbs. |
They are so CUTE. By the way, I thought Clara had 4 girls and 1 boy.
ReplyDeleteYep, so did I! One day last week I was in the pen with them handling and rubbing bellies when....one belly too many seemed to have a 'bump' and to my utter embarrassment, I realized Green Girl was not a girl! I should always wait until I am fully recovered from an all nighter delivery. It is really too bad because when 'he' was a 'she', I was definitely wanting to keep 'her'. I cannot keep a male due to my contract with Cowboy's breeder.
ReplyDeleteJoyce that made me smile. One time we had a yellow girl that turned out to be yellow boy. The really strange thing is that his forever family named him buttercup. My husband swears we gave him gender confusion for calling him a "sweet girl" those first few weeks and his family solidified it with his name! BTW he is GORGEOUS and if he was a she would have been a great pick!
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