Thursday, January 22, 2009

SNOW!!

I have been waiting like almost a year for it to snow, and it finally did!!
We didn't get much, but it still counts!
My owner took her camera outside with her and took some pictures of the animals in the snow,

so enjoy all the pictures she got!!


Goss the goose



Bella didn't want to go out in the
snow...



Bella in the snow (out of her stall!!)












Penny in the snow
The Angora goats in the snow








Me!!


The Angora kids (babies) in the house out of the snow!















Trig


From left to right:
Twix (black & white), Candy (chocolate), Kiddy(deer color), Peppermint Patty (white & black), Clarie, (very small ears).












Kiddy says hi!


Cricket and Heidi (left to right)

Friday, January 16, 2009

Welcome Bella!!

"face shot" of Bella and my owner


Hey everybody!


My owner went and bought herself a new horse on New Years Day. She was brought home the following week, and is now enjoying life at SonRidge farm!
Her name is Bella, she is a Appaloosa cross, 15 hands high, and around 15-16 years old.

Please welcome her to our farm, and enjoy the pictures of her!!

Goss the goose




Bella saddled western



Bella laying down

















Bella jumping (just taken Jan 30 09!)



Bella saddled english









Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Photos- Alpacas

These are pictures of the Alpacas that live on my farm.
They are all rescued just like the Llamas, and get to go to petting zoos too.

Some people ask my owner what is the difference in Llamas and Alpacas?

Well first off Alpacas are a lot smaller than Llamas, so we have a lot of people think they are baby Llamas! Next, Llamas' and Alpacas' ears are different shapes; we say that the Llamas have banana ears. And last, Llamas are used for: pulling carts, pack animals, and they can be ridden (by small kids), but Alpacas can't do any of that, they are more meant for pets and just used for their fiber. (Llamas are used for their fiber, too).

Enjoy the photos, and soon I will be doing a post on goats:)

Goss the goose



Gospel-Black Alpaca


"Got Milk?"-Light brown Alpaca



















Fudge-Dark brown Alpaca











Thursday, December 11, 2008

Photos-Llamas

These are pictures of the Llamas that live on my farm.
They are all rescued, and LOVE going to petting zoos!

Goss the goose



River- "smile!"





Bucky- "I won first place, good thing I put
up with this outfit!!"















Dutch- "Sir this picture looks good sir"

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Hello!

Hey everyone, welcome to my blog!!!!

I am new at this blogging thing, but my owner isn't so she will make sure I don't mess up anything!
This blog is named "Animal Life On SonRidge Farm" because that is what it will be about.

My name is Goss, I am a goose and have lived on this farm with all my animal friends since I was born. If you want to know more about me and my farm you can read about it in my profile.

I won't be posting everyday but whenever something odd, funny, or just plain interesting happens it will be on this blog! (eventually!).

For now I am going to tell you a little about the animals that live on the farm,

Mostly there are goats. (That is what my owner raises for milk and show). The breeds are:
Alpine
Saanen
Nubian
LaMancha
Angora-goats
(click on the breed to find out more).

We also have:

2 Horses, named Penny(white with a brown face, and a spot on her back that looks like a penny), and Patches(tri colored TN Walking horse brown/black/white). They both are rideable horses and Patches pulls a buggy.

Chickens,

Ducks,

1 bunny, she is brown with floppy ears, and her name is Penelope ,

2 pet pigs, one full grown one named Patience, and a baby name Milo (both are black),

5 cats, 1 orange, 1 long haired calico (Callie), 1 short haired Calico (Apache), 1 white/gray cat (Madiline),

3 Llamas, brown/black Llama named River, black llama named Bucky, dark brown Llama named Dutch,

3 Alpcacas, 1 light brown with white face named Got milk, 1 dark brown one named Fudge, 1 black one named Gospel,

and 4 dogs, 2 white ones that live in the fence with the animals (guard dogs) named Cricket and Heidi, 1 house dog named Cocoa (used to be a farm guard dog but now is too old).

And Frankie a 12 month old female yellow lab in training to be a guide dog for the blind(http://guidedogawareness.blogspot.com/).

I hope you enjoy my blog and I soon will be doing a post with lots of pictures!!
PLEASE LEAVE COMMENTS!! I would love to know what you think of my blog!!

Goss the goose