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The Purple Goat Lady

2009-06-24T14:39:00.003-05:00

I visited a really cool site this morning, (well she is having a heck of a heat wave like many of us) But she has such a nice blog, I wanted to share with you. Tons of neat stories about her place, her life and her goats. I was so taken by her stories I had to make her a line of merchandise matching her name and theme, (Hint Hint if you are a loved one of her, Please bookmark this so you have a cool shopping idea for her next birthday:)
Grab a glass of ice tea and read her blog a bit, it is one of the better blogs I have read. Just entertaining and well written. Visit the Purple Goat Lady at
http://purplegoatlady.blogspot.com/

Goats Gone Wild

2009-06-14T00:11:00.004-05:00

Like any other Birthday party the road home can be a long one, While Rufus had not had anything to drink, he would not pass a sobriety test if he got stopped on the long road home. Rufus celebrated his 3rd birthday with friends and his brother.

Last Cafepress Newsletter from GetYerGoat

2009-06-03T23:21:00.001-05:00

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2009-06-03T22:51:00.001-05:00

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2009-06-03T22:40:00.001-05:00

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William Windsor - retires as Royal Welsh Regiment mascot

2009-05-27T08:15:00.004-05:00

Billy the Goat - Lance Corporal William Windsor - retires as Royal Welsh Regiment mascot with full military honors

From his gleaming headplate to his immaculately groomed whiskers, Lance

Corporal William Windsor looked every inch the proud old soldier as he left camp for the last time yesterday. He has seen service overseas, met royalty and led every battalion parade, but after eight years on the job, it is time for William Windsor to retire. But unlike other old soldiers, this veteran will be spending his final days in a zoo - because he is the regimental goat, better known as Billy.

The regimental goat is considered a full member of the battalion. He marches in front of the Battalion on all ceremonial duties and is much loved by all ranks. He has a full time carer known as the Goat Major who ensures the welfare of the goat at all times. Billy’s replacement will be unveiled in June when a kid will be collected from a herd on the Great Orme, North Wales.

For the most part Billy has served as unbleatingly as a goat can - although he did once butt heads with top brass when he was temporarily demoted for not marching in time.

He spent two-and-a-half years overseas in Cyprus when the battalion was posted over there and has lived in Chester since their return. During his time in Cyprus, he was disciplined and temporarily demoted from his rank of Lance Corporal to Fusilier for not marching in time during a parade for the Queen's birthday.

http://www.worldculturepictorial.com/blog/trackback/567

Goat Major Lieutenant Corporal Ryan Arthur of 1st Battalion The Royal Welsh restrains William Windsor, their Regimental Goat as he lurches towards a television report prior to his retirement parade at Dale Barracks in Chester, northern England May 20, 2009. William Windsor will live out the rest of his days at Whipsnade Zoo.

http://www.walesonline.co.uk

http://m.cri.cn/681/2009/05/21/541s18227.htm

Grande Opening of the New GetYerGoat Goat Gift Shop

2009-05-14T15:11:00.003-05:00

GetYerGoat.com goat gift shop has a new look and more products with 3 easy ways to do your goat gift shopping for that perfect goat t-shirt, goat calendar, goat greeting cards, goat yard signs or even goat tennis shoes ! With our New GetYerGoat goat t-shirt and gift shop, we have literally thousands of goat gifts from which to choose. GetYerGoat.com is the internet's largest and most popular place to find goat t-shirts and gifts for goat lovers. So the nest time you need a special goat shirt or unique baby shower gift for someone who love animals, do your shopping with us at GetYerGoat.com- where you will most certainly find some of the most interesting goat designs and funny goat sayings on t-shirts hoodies baby onesies, goat maternity gear and more. Yes we are the goat gift shop with the original Crazy Goat Lady tees.

New Baby Goat born May 1-09 noon

2009-05-02T14:15:00.001-05:00

Today at Noon we had a surprise baby born, BabyGirl's grand daughter Shelbie gave birth to a pretty little angora doeling.

Goat Kidding Season

2009-04-29T07:12:00.005-05:00

For many of us kidding season is winding to an end- we HAVE SURVIVED yet another year of nights with no sleep, quick dinners, blurry eyes watching goat butts frantically, not leaving the house for ANY reason, wrinkled fingers from hours of making sure we have surgical gloves donned and ready, and the blessing of tiny hooves, pink noses, and the sweet smell of those precious baby goats. I hope your kidding season was successful and all you were waiting for. At GetYerGoat goat gifts, We are celebrating the end of kidding season for the 2009 babies hitting the ground. At the GetYerGoat farm we have had a minimal kidding season, with 6 baby goats born this year; 3 doelings and 3 bucklings and all just beautiful- with 4 of them blue eye'd beauties. For those of you still expecting your precious baby goats I do have a great kidding article to help guide you through the kidding event at Goat-Link.com.

Typical Signs of Early Labor (Not necessarily in order):

Appears restless, shys away from herd
Eyes glossy or luminous
Paying much attention to her sides and smelling the ground
Pawing at bedding or dirt
Looking behind her and talking to her sides (typically in a voice you have never heard="mama talk")
Talks to you alot as if she is telling you she is getting ready (she is, so listen)
Gets dreamy eyed or star-gazy (euphoric)
Looks less pregnant than she did before-sides have hollowed out, under-belly is full
Lifts tail frequently and urinates frequently, usually not much urine at a time
Lays down and gets up more than usual-figidty
Udder begins to fill more-looks tight and shiny-teats get full
Vulva becomes flabby then looks flat and opening looks longer
White discharge (this may or may not happen) changing to an egg-white looking discharge, sometimes may have some blood streaking in it.

The Place:
Make sure you have somewhere clean, draft free and warm for your doe to kid in winter and cool,shady and airy (yet draft free on the ground level) in summer. Whether it’s a covered shelter in the goatyard, a place in the barn set up just for her or a spot you are willing to share in the house - don’t laugh! I’ve had many babies born in my house. Some of my more spoiled goats demand it and WILL wait until I let them in to kid!
Here are a few of the baby goats born in 2009 at my farm- these are the pygora babies born, I will try and get a couple of good pictures of the angora goat babies born this year. I do have a spoiled bottle baby as you can see basking in the sun on the bed.

I hope your kidding season is going well and keep in mind I do have a great selection at Goat-Link.com of baby goat articles to help you with everything from feeding bottle babies, to giving enemas to baby goats- how to tube feed baby goats, castration and disbudding. I also have a new article on comparing milk vs milk replacers for feeding bottle babies

Doe's Secret Code of Honor

2009-03-01T07:38:00.002-06:00

To those of you that have never herd the legend of the code.

It is said to be older that domestic goats, written back when man first realized
that goats could be tamed and tasted the sweet taste of fresh goats
milk.

It was then that the code was written. It has been passed from
doe to doeling, hidden first under stones and in hollow trees. Then
later as people begin to house goats in barns and stables it was
hidden in the cracks in the walls and hollows under the mangers and
hay racks.

Even though no one truly knows who discovered "The Code" (I
think they were scared to admit finding it for fear their does would
revolt) It is rumored that it was first found on a small farm in the
mountains of Switzerland early in the 19th century. That copy was
carbon dated and it was found to be written in ancient goat language
dating 437 B.C.

It took scholars years to translate it, late in the 20th century
around 1963 the translation finally completed it began to be passed
from goat keeper to goat keeper. I was given a copy a couple of years
ago by an old goat keeper who took me under his wings and here it is
for those of you who are new to goats and haven't seen it.

Doe's Secret Code of Honor

The doe's secret code of honor is as old as goats themselves and is
ultimately the species best kept secret.

No doe shall ever kid before
it's time. (It's time being determined by the following factors):

1- No kid shall be born until total chaos has been reached by all
involved. Your owner's house must be a wreck, their family hungry and
desperate for clean clothes, and their social life nonexistent.

2- "Midwives" must reach the babbling fool status before you kid out.
Bloodshot eyes, tangled hair and the inability to form a sentence mean
the time is getting close.

3- For every bell, beeper, camera or whistle they attach to you,
kidding must be delayed by at least one day for each item. If they use
an audio monitor, one good yell per hour will keep things interesting.

4- If you hear the words, "She's nowhere near ready. She'll be fine
while we're away for the weekend," Wait until they load the car, then
begin pushing!

5- Owner stress must be at an all time high! If you are in the care of
someone else, ten to fifteen phone calls a day is a sign you're
getting close.

6- When you hear the words "I can't take it anymore!" wait at least
three more days.

7 -You must keep this waiting game interesting. False alarms are
mandatory! Little teasers such as looking at your stomach, pushing
your food around in the bucket and then walking away from it, and
nesting, are always good for a rise. Be creative and find new things
to do to keep the adrenaline pumping in those who wait.

8- The honor of all goats is now in your hands. Use this time to
avenge all of your barn mates. Think about your friend who had to wear
that silly costume in front of those people. Hang onto that baby for
another day. OH, they made him do tricks too! Three more days seems
fair. Late feedings, the dreaded diet, bad haircuts, those awful
wormings can also be avenged at this time.

9- If you have fulfilled all of the above and are still not sure when
to have the kids, listen to the weather forecast on the radio that has
been so generously provided by those who wait. Severe storm warning is
what you're waiting for. In the heart of the storm jump into action!
The power could go out and you could have the last laugh. You have a
good chance of those who wait missing the whole thing while searching
for a flashlight that works!

10- Make the most of your interrupted nights. Beg for food each time
someone comes into the barn to check you. Your barn mates will love
you as the extra goodies fall their way too.

Remember, this code of honor was designed to remind man of how truly
special goats are. Do your best to reward those who wait with a
beautiful doeling to carry on the Doe Code of Honor for the next
generation of those who wait!"

This is being shared with permission from Tom Kuettner

CrossOver Design of the Week: Original Art By Nan

2009-02-18T10:49:00.007-06:00

Being of Sicilian decent I am drawn to beautiful art of Italy and Original Art by Nan has just that. This beautiful watercolor painting print is a perfect accent for any room in the house but I would expect to see it in a cobblestone floor Arizona room for the full flavor of this calming scene of Camogli, Italy. Camogli is a quiet little town in a bay of the Ligurian Sea in northern Italy. It's old world charm draws you in and beckons you to stay. One of Europe's treasures. From an original watercolor by Nan.

As I traveled through Nan's shop I found more lovely pieces of art on a variety of products and merchandise suitable for any gift giving opportunity. Topics for her merchandise include humor, Breast cancer awareness items, sports , nature and flowers from the garden. Who would think putting radishes on a shirt would ever be appealing? But when you look at Nan's artwork, you will see that not only is it appealing, but striking and very unique. Visit Nan's shop to find more treasures of her artwork, there is something there for every age and every lifestyle.

This blog post is a part of a crossover blog. Other participants in this crossover blog are:

http://ateasetees.wordpress.com/

http://www.blogbydonna.com/

http://getyergoat-goatgifts.blogspot.com

http://www.nanwrightart.com

http://randomshirts.blogspot.com/

http://skeetzteez.blogspot.com/

http://www.shopkeeperdesigns.com

http://autismshowucare.blogspot.com

http://www.gocamelphotos.blogspot.com/

http://beflip.blogspot.com/

A New Baby Gift Cafepress Shop- TinyTotsShoppe

2009-02-13T12:52:00.002-06:00

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Goat Lover's Story: A Man and his Quints

2009-02-03T10:40:00.006-06:00

Just when you think YOUR Life has been filled with way too much activity- read the heartwarming story of the men with their baby goats-

LOTS of them

The Quintuplets

Three Boer does and 13 newborn kids between them, all bleating at once, “Help us, we’re cold, wet and hungry, Fix it please, Right now“!

Hey, I did not sign up for this !!

I have a long and varied employment history. Stoop laborer in the California fruit fields, cutting Grapes, picking Oranges, and knocking Almonds from the orchards under the hot summer skies.
I have worked in sawmills and as a logger in the cool timber country of California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains.

I have traveled the world, Europe, Japan, Korea, Okinawa and Viet Nam as a member of the United States Army. Infantryman, Communications Sergeant, Radar operator in the Air Defense Command in Seattle, Washington, Combat Medic in the Army, Licensed Practical Nurse, both in the Military and as a Civilian. A Registered Nurse, traveling through out the United States. None of these jobs prepared me for the situation in which I now find myself.
I had settled in Florida after retiring from the Army after 23 years; I had met and married a Nurse while working there, and when she became ill after 12 years of marriage, I retired from my Nursing career to take care of my ailing wife. When she passed away three years later, I deeded our Florida property to her children from a former marriage and fled back to California to the refuge of family and friends and, perhaps, memories of happier times.

So at 74 years of age, I accepted a position as caretaker of a 120-acre ranch in the Sierra Nevada foothills. The new owner had just purchased the property and was going to commute from his home in Central California while getting the Ranch started. After I had worked for him for several months, he told me that he was thinking of getting into the meat goat business and asked if I would like to help him get the Dutch Creek Goat Ranch off the ground.

We both figured that, at the most, it would take only half hour to 45 minutes, twice a day, to feed and care for the goats, as they would return, on their own, twice a day to the feeding stations. We also had two huge Animal Guard Dogs, Bear and Snow; these Great Pyrenees dogs lived with the goats 24 hours a day and protected them from any predators. Therefore, we figured that it would be a quite doable situation. Any extensive problems, such as shots and hoof trimming we could do when he came up from Palo Alto on his periodic visits to fence the property and construct out buildings.

On the morning of February third at 2:00 AM a series of events started that put the lie to all of our well-laid plans.

One of our pregnant does , unbeknownst to me, had decided that the space under the house, right beneath my bed would be a warm and safe place to birth her kids. The thumping, moaning, and the bleating of newborn kids from under my bedroom floor let me know that there would be no rest for me until I had transferred the new mama and kids to the birthing shed about 300 feet away. It was a typical February night here in the Sierra‘s, the temperature was in the 30’s, clear and cold.

Putting on warm clothes, grabbing some old towels to dry the kids off, I crawled under the house where the mama had secreted herself to birth her kids in safety and comparative warmth. I found the mother licking two newborn kids dry. I picked up the kids and crawled backwards from under the house, mama following me and nipping at my hair, trying to keep me from kidnapping her babies. She followed me anxiously to the birthing shed, and then followed me as I placed the kids in a warm stall and then she happily started eating the alfalfa and grain I had placed in the stall for her. After getting mama and babies all settled and making sure the kids knew where the snack bar was, I returned to bed.

Later on that morning, 3 hours later to be exact, I arose from my warm bed to feed the other 59 goats. As I walked down to the feeding area, I found another mama cleaning up a newborn baby, wait, a set of twins, no, triplets, four…, oh my goodness, quintuplets…I could see that moving her to the birthing shed was going to take some time so I congratulated the new mama, admired her kids and continued to the feed troughs and fed her cousins and sisters. I then went back to the house and enlisted the aid of my brother to get the mom and babies to the warmth of the birthing shed. The mom and kids settled in well, so as soon as I was sure they were all comfortable I left to continue my feeding chores.

As I approached the feeding area again, I saw a baby kid nursing from it’s mother as she was eating at the hay station. At first I thought that the young kid had escaped from the enclosed area where we place the newborn kids and mothers prior to releasing them into the main herd. Then I realized that this was a really newborn so I started checking out the area, as twins are the norm in our flock. I saw some movement near a large stump about 300 feet from the feeding area and went down to get the other twin and found instead the four brothers and sisters of the waif at the hay feeder. I again enlisted the aid of my brother and we began the process of getting the mama and her quintuplets to her quarters in the nearest birthing shed. I do not know what the odds are of goats having quintuplets, but I imagine the odds of having two sets in one night are astronomical.

Later that morning we found a very cold and confused kid near the back of our house looking for his mama. Evidently he had wandered off prior to me moving his mom and sister’s to the birthing shed. When I settled him down with the rest of his family for a warm meal and a comfortable bed, I am sure I saw him give a great sigh of relief.

After notifying the boss of his good fortune, I went online and started asking advice from the internet goat raising community…”How do I keep these quintuplets happy with mama’s who are only equipped with appliances for two kids. The information I received was not calculated to calm my jangled nerves.

So much for “30 to 45 minutes a day taking care of the goats“!

Any body out there up to bottle-feeding 10 baby goats five to six times daily, around the clock???
Terry and Bruce can be reached at coldflamingo@wildblue.net
Update on the babies - a Bucket feeder helps to "bottle feed" all these kids
the kids, as you may notice are color coded.

It has been quite an experience for this old soldier. We have extended the night feeding to 6:00PM to 8:00 the next morning. The kids don't seem to be any the worse for wear with the long night break,

Front page news - newsjournalonline.com

2009-01-30T15:41:00.002-06:00

Front page news - newsjournalonline.com

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PLEASE DO NOT Use Heat Lamps in Barns

2009-01-25T20:56:00.004-06:00

I hear these stories year after year- and it never gets less saddening.

Every year there are tragic endings to what was supposed to be a wonderful yet chilly kidding season for many goat owners. 95% of the time this happens because of heat lamps used to keep newborn baby goats warm. Please do not be tempted to use heat lamps. If it is absolutely the coldest night ever then by all means put your foot down and insist the mom and new babies are going to spend the night in the basement, bathroom, kitchen or where ever you have a place for a mom and kids that can be goat proofed in a hurry and will clean after the night is over- it is far better to have a messy house and live newborns than to wake in the middle of the night to tragedy and hearing your beloved goats screaming and not be able to help.

Please! do not be temped to use heat lamps. And even if you DO NOT use heat lamps, leave a door open to your barn, do not close goats in stalls or barns where if there WAS a fire they cannot escape. Please. I beg you.

This being said, We are praying for a gal named Cindy, who just lost her new moms and new babies to a barn fire.

Barn Fire

Sat Jan 24, 2009 4:45 pm (PST)
We just lost our barn and a lot of our goats. Fire department thinks
it was the circuit breaker in the power box (they are supposed to trip
and not explode).
We had 28 does, 13 of which had kidded so guessing about 25 kids, and
the buck (this was my myotonic herd). I was only able to get 10 does
5 kids and the buck out.
The goats kept running back into the burning barn after I dragged
them out. Most of them were burned, some pretty bad so I don't know if
they will make it. Luckily I have a friend that was able willing to
take them for me since I don't have space or feed (hay was stored in
the barn)
We wired this barn with the thought of fires, everything was over
specc'ed and had ground faults, never used a heat lamp and had 'pig
pads' for warming.
Just want to warm everyone to watch their barns, and keep the circuit
box enclosed or well away form flammable stuff. Barns go up fast and
you don't have time for much if the fires do start. And it's the worst
thing to hear the screaming and knowing you can't go in and get them
all. I was lucky to get out as many as I did before the hay loft
fell. I inhaled a lot of smoke and went to the hospital for awhile for
treatment.

Cindy Schindler
Billy Goat Bluff
Lewiston MN
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An Update Feb 5 2009: on Cindy and her Barn and Goats:
The insurance company told us yesterday that they would 'honor' what
we had been told by our agent and cover the cost to replace the
building. What a relief and a glimmer of hope. Going to make darn
sure we got the proper insurance from now on.
The fire dept says it was the cold weather (-15f and -30ish with wind
chill that night) and it had been well below zero for almost 2 weeks.
They say that it is a common cause of barn/shed fires when the temps
get that low for that long, the trip breaker malfunctions and
explodes and arcs sparks.
We have found that now there are new trip breakers on the market that
won't do that and new explosive prof breaker boxes. Everyone might
want to look into getting the new trip breakers, they came out about
2 years ago according to our research.
The goats I got out seem to be doing good and healing, time will tell
how much damage was done to the lungs. Goats are pretty tough no
matter what we think, these poor things were smoked, burned, soaked
and froze and suffering from the loss of their kids and still managed
to pull though.

Thank you everyone for your support and words of encouragement, it
meant alot to us.

Cindy Schindler
Billy Goat Bluff
Lewiston MN

Tragic Fire Destroys Home of Charlie Smith and Family on December 25th 2008

2008-12-28T09:21:00.003-06:00

Tragic Fire Destroys Home of Charlie Smith and Family on December 25th 2008

A Chance to Pay it Forward

In the wee hours of the morning on Christmas Day (luckily while the family was still visiting for Christmas Eve)
suspected that some person or persons started a fire under the single wide trailer and home of my neighbor.

At 3:12 am Christmas eve, (technically Christmas Morning) I was awakened by a neighbor letting me know there was a fire here- Within less than 20 minutes, the entire single wide was engulfed in flames and burned literally to the ground. In the trailer, was a pair of Dachshunds and 6 puppies. Two of the puppies were going to be Christmas morning presents for the kids who lived away from home. The dogs and puppies all perished in the fire.

I don't have to tell you how devastating this all is- I have never seen a trailer burn and I pray I never see another one burn, It was horrid. I spent Christmas day with Charlie at the ruble that used to be his home - mostly looking at it and picking through small unscathed pieces of what was his life. Everything he owned was in that house. I cannot tell you how sad it all was- Charlie was laid off 3 months ago and the jobs here in MO are far and few between so he was already struggling financially as many of us are- But now this.
He did find the remains of the two adult dogs and 3 of the puppies. I think this is what crushed him the most as you can well imagine.

He had no insurance on his home as most of us here do not. What I am asking is that if you have a few dollars you can spare to send a check or money order to him and his wife to help them in this time of need and maybe a short note of uplifting words? He is a nice man and has always helped me any time I have needed help- he is quiet and pretty much stays to himself and asks very little from anyone. If enough people can send even $10 to his family this will help him greatly.
A note of encouragement not to give up may also be appreciated!

If you can donate a few dollars:

You can make the check or money order out to :

Angela Smith

And send them to:

Angela Smith

PO Box 113

Valles Mines, MO 63087

My Neighbor's house burned down, Christmas Morning Early 3am 2008- suspected Arson Photos-

This is a Plea for Help for my neighbor- a humanitarian gesture of goodwill for another human being that you do not know, you will probably never meet but needs your help. Thank you for anything you can send or do for Charlie and his family ....goatlady
Blog at MyFoxStLouis- FoxNews

Sleep Number® Bed Head Contest- VOTE for your favorite Bed Head Pet

2008-12-12T13:32:00.004-06:00

VOTE for your favorite Bed Head Pet- Most people when they see this entry won't realize this is a GOAT, and a very special goat at that. She even has her own website
In order to vote, you need to fill out a form (no purchase or anything and then vote- My BabyGirl is on the 3rd page of the pet Gallery: Kind of a PIA to go through it but sure would be cool if she won her own bed. So Please Get out and Vote for the Goat who deserves a bed all her own.
We need all the votes we can get - I doubt people realize this is a GOAT in bed, unlike all the doggies and kitties you'd expect to be in a bed. :):)

New Twilight Christmas Ornaments

2008-12-02T10:13:00.005-06:00

I know this is not about goats, but I had to post this shop on Twilight Christmas ornaments! Everyone is going nuts on Stephanie Meyers Twilight Movie and Book this year - and while not goat related, it is a cool movie and book , especially for young girls (and cool moms). New Twilight Christmas ornaments plus hoodies, decorations and gifts inspired by Stephenie Meyer's Twilight vampire books and movie!

Cafepress Cyber MOnday Shopping at GetYerGoat

2008-12-01T12:13:00.003-06:00

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Goat T-shirts and Gifts Black Friday Sale at Zazzle

2008-11-28T06:32:00.002-06:00

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2008-10-26T13:38:00.012-05:00

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Fainter Goat Flip Mino Camcorder $179.99	LaMancha Goat Flip Mino Camcorder $179.99	Myotonic Goat Flip Mino Camcorder $179.99
Nigerian Dwarf Goat Flip Mino Camcorder $179.99	Nubian Goat Flip Mino Camcorder $179.99	Oberhasli Goat Flip Mino Camcorder $179.99
Pygmy Goat Flip Mino Camcorder $179.99	Pygora Goat Flip Mino Camcorder $179.99	Saanen Goat Flip Mino Camcorder $179.99
Toggenburg Goat Flip Mino Camcorder $179.99

Goat T-shirts Sale at Zazzle

2008-10-11T10:49:00.005-05:00

Columbus Day Sale at My Zazzle Gallery
14.92% off all orders! This weekend only! Use code: COLUMBUS2008

My GetYerGoat™ Zazzle Gallery is unique in the sense that you can add text to the designs , and if you see one shirt or item and want a different style you can apply the style you want in the color you want at time of order. I do have a few items in particular to personalize, such as Feed bucket with My Name on it and a place on the bucket to put your name as well as My Bliss is My Goats and a place for your herd name or farm name. The greeting cards are blank inside and you a can add any text inside you want - SO shop and Save this weekend at my Zazzle GetYerGoat Goat Gift Gallery!

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Clydesdale Horses, Budweiser's Tribute to 9/11

2008-09-19T09:44:00.005-05:00

This is without a doubt the classiest TV commercial ever- Only aired one time for anyone who may have missed it. The Budweiser Clydesdale horses give tribute to the 9/11 victims and families. I am still crying. Why can an animal send a message a million times stronger than any human? This is a MUST SEE!

Twin Baby Moose Play in Sprinkler Video

2008-08-24T11:16:00.001-05:00

I know this is not goats- but it was far too cute not to share with you.
A YouTube video of twin baby moose playing in a backyard sprinkler with mama moose watching on protectively- Set to music and very "Make my Day" cute! Enjoy and Smile!

GetYerGoat Goat T-shirts at Printfection

2008-08-20T09:02:00.012-05:00

We have opened up a new Goat T-shirt shop at Printfection!
Why You ask?

Because Printfection offers More Colors and more styles of shirts for kids and adults than our current GetYerGoat shop at Cafepress.
Both Shops are great and offer different things for our customers, making your shopping experience even better!

We are adding our most popular goat designs daily for your upcoming Christmas and holiday shopping. Currently Our Goat Breed Section is up and ready for your shopping now- Offering you goat breed t-shirt portraits original goat artwork:

Goat Breed t-shirts- featuring Totally Goatally over (my breed) Goat. And Goat Breed Portraits. Breeds Include: Alpine Goat~Angora Goat~Boer Goat~LaMancha Goat~Nigerian Dwarf Goat~Nubian Goat~ Oberhasli Goat~Pygmy Goat~Pygora Goat~Saanen Goat~Toggenburg Goat.
We have a selection of Goat Breed T-shirt designs here

As well as some of our other popular goat t-shirt designs. If you find a goat design at our big GetYerGoat goat gift shop at Cafepress and would like to see it offered on a style of shirt at GetYerGoat Printfection, drop us a line and let us know and we will make it happen for you!