Jack is insisting he hasn't been fed....so since he is asking so nicely, I feed the poor fellow.
But....come to find out FarmMan had already fed Jack and the cows.
Jack can be so convincing! Or is it conniving??
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Jack is sooo precious!!
Jack is just a fellow who knows what he wants and how to get it! HA!
He just wasn't full enough I guess.
Jack is such a cutie!
I love the farm sounds. I was sooo glad when our roo started to crow...I missed it! But then, he also does it in the middle of the night...the lil' bugger!
I think Jack has been hanging around Miracle Eve and she's been teaching him a thing or two about getting fed on demand! Smart guy!
Mr. Personality... and a con artist too! lol
Great Blog!!! thanks for letting me read it!!Arlene
Jack has a lot of charm, I wouldn't be able to resist it. I love all the farm-animal sounds.
I enjoyed the video of Jack, I then had to go to older posts to see Miracle Eve and her bottle. She is so sweet.
Kelly
How funny! Animals can apparently be as cunning as some people! However very smart of him!
Beggin' fool!!
Don't know what it is (everything?)but I just love Jack! And these videos. Thanks for giving us a peek into you world:)
Too funny! Jack is one slick dude!
I love Jack. I wish he was mine! But I bet my mare would boss him around and make him miserable.
Aww, I love Jack. He is so clever...and his plump body shows it. That fella is a long way off from starving. Fat and happy!
The video is so cute, but reminded me of why I can't have a lovely donkey here. My neighbors have warned me against bringing a donkey home because of that metal against metal braying sound they make. I love that sound, and don't think it's awful at all.
My neighbors horses make more noise than that when they are left behind when she takes one riding. *pout*
Maybe one day, when we are able to sell this house and buy some land up in the northern part of the state, I will finally be able to have a couple sweet donkeys to spoil. :)
~Lisa
Hi! I came across your blog while looking for info on bantam chickens. I've been trying to find out what type of banties I have. I have looked at all kinds of info and photos of bantam chickens, but none of the breeds look like the kind I have.
Then, I came upon a Feb. 2008 post of yours. You have a photo of two banty hens and they look just like the ones I've recently "inherited." (They were my grandfather's. He passed away in April.) What type/breed of banty are those two hens?
Thanks,
Susan Prescott
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