It all STARTS with a SOLID FOUNDATION! 

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...and Nugget actually ATE and DRANK a little on day 30!

I think Nugget is actually sitting on about 18 eggs!

Yep he's been eating and drinking a little almost every day since day 30😊

I think it’s 17 for Nugget. Jason didn’t believe Nuggo would sit because he’s a pet. ❤❤❤But instincts rule the World. Moving into nature requires letting nature rule. It’s hard when we think of them as pets. My heart breaks for Jason Brooke and MaryCarl they love him so much. Has to be hard watching him go through this but he’s doing exactly what he should be doing. Even being raised as a pet his instincts rule. I really hope Nugo has at least 1 successful hatch.

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I think it's awesome too. I am curious to see the behaviors since they won't be imprinting on Kyle.

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They have come a LONG way......my fav

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Communication isn't always easy, but we try 😉🤪❤️

Thank you! It's our favorite! 🥰❤️

Many viewers are ALSO farm owners and have Chickens and goats as well They are offering ADVICE! There are proper ways to do things without causing undo issues from rookie errors. For one, an LGD should NEVER be allowed to chase down a goat. That's negative behavior. They are supposed to live within the goats and chase off predators like Coyotes and big cats. They are not there to "control" the goats. That's considered a bad behavior for an LGD. Most goat farmers will reprimand it commanding "leave it" until the dog stops chasing! Giving goats ample hay and grazing into forage is better than graining them. Most only grain females when they need the extra energy to produce milk and young kids for growth. Else grain during cold weather in Northern areas where they need the extra calories to keep warm. Males are hardly ever grained except intact bucks during rut when they need the extra calories for breeding activity. Otherwise you just have overweight goats making them more susceptible to disease. When you free range chickens and other fowl, you still have to provide ample water and feed and a place to hide from predator attacks besides a roost at night. People out there have experience and know what they're talking about and just trying to impart some knowledge. Nobody is trying to tell them what to do to be mean or anything at all like that. It is what is is. I'm in my 70s. I never got butt hurt over advice.🤷😕

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That makes us so happy!! 🩷🥰❤️ Thank you!

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🙏🙏 for your husband. I can relate to the chemo. Tell him to hang in there. It won’t last forever.

@@joan3435 Thank you 💐 Sounds like you or someone you know has been on this journey. Prayers for their healing. It has been really difficult this time . He has Multiple Myeloma, bone cancer, went through almost two years of cemo, then a bone marrow transplants. Was in remission for six years and now has came back. The Dr.’s are using different type of cemo and drugs this time, one of the three they inject into his stomach. It’s been so different this time. I worry he’s lost so much weight and has no strength. Thank you Thank you💐 to all that pray, it’s good for the soul to know people are praying 🙏🏻

I will definitely be praying for your husband and you! That's such a tough thing to go through! 😔 So sorry for this difficult time 🙏🏻🥰🩷