Pet Pygmy Goats: Henry and Joey

Photos of H & J

Below are a selection of photos of Henry and Joey.

To enlarge an image, simply click it. The image will appear in a bigger size, and you can navigate through the photo album by using the left and right arrow buttons. To close the album in order to view other albums, click the "x" button.

To see video clips of Henry and Joey, visit the Videos of H & J section.

Snow - February 2012

Photo: The paddock in the snow (February 2012)

Photo: Henry sheltering from the snow (February 2012)

Apple-time... August 2011

Did goats celebrate the Royal Wedding? - April 2011

Photo: Henry potentially celebrating the Royal Wedding (April 2011)

Henry, the shed, and the paddock - February 2011

Photo: Henry meeting an inflatable cow! (February 2011)

Photo: Literacy Hour with Henry (and a cupcake) (February 2011)

Photo: Literacy Hour with Henry (February 2011)

Photo: Hoovering up tasty morsels (February 2011)

Photo: Learning to become an electrician... (February 2011)

Photo: Hooveirng up tasty morsels on another bench (February 2011)

Photo: Hoovering up more tasty morsels (February 2011)

Photo: Aerial view of the paddock (February 2011)

Henry - November 2010

Photo: Me with Henry in his shed (November 2010)

Photo: Henry in his shed (November 2010)

Photo: Henry in the shed entrance (November 2010)

Photo: Me with Henry in the paddock (November 2010)

Henry - Spring/Summer 2010

Photo: The paddock, with Henry relaxing on a table (April 2010)

Photo: Henry relaxing on a table (April 2010)

Henry

Photo: Henry and I in the snow (January 2010)

Photo: Henry tucks into some goat mix that I offer him (October 2008)

Photo: Henry eats some leaves that I give him (June 2008)

Photo: Henry monitoring the situation (November 2007)

Photo: Henry on his bench in the snow (January 2004)

Photo: Henry enjoying the sun (August 2003)

Photo: Henry trying to open the bolt on the gate! (July 2003)

Photo: Henry sleeping on 'his bed' (July 2003)

Photo: Henry analysing 'his bed' (July 2003)

Photo: Henry on a snowy evening (January 2003)

Photo: Henry feeling festive (December 2001)

Photo: Henry sitting on a 'goat nest'! (July 2001)

Photo: Henry going for a stroll (July 2001)

Photo: Henry curling his lip up at a smell! (June 2001)

Photo: Henry sunbathing and looking rather dead! (June 2001)

Joey

Photo: Joey asking what's going on (July 2003)

Photo: Joey checking out the situation (July 2003)

Photo: Joey looking at what's happening (July 2003)

Photo: Joey looking very cute! (July 2003)

Photo: Me playing 'football' with Joey (July 2002)

Photo: Joey getting festive (December 2001)

Photo: Joey licking his lips (June 2001)

Henry and Joey

Photo: Henry and Joey eating leaves (October 2003)

Photo: Henry and Joey snuggled up together, viewed from the CCTV camera (October 2003)

Photo: Henry and Joey snuggled up together, viewed from the CCTV camera (March 2003)

Photo: Henry and Joey in the snow (January 2003)

Photo: Me playing 'football' with Henry and Joey (July 2002)

Photo: Henry and Joey at Christmas! (December 2001)

Photo: Joey going for Henry's ear! (December 2001)

Photo: Henry and Joey in the snow (December 2001)

Photo: Hole in the wall - Henry and Joey style (July 2001)

Photo: Henry and Joey sunbathing (June 2001)

Photo: Henry and Joey standing at the fence (June 2001)

Photo: Henry and Joey eating leaves (June 2001)

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Henry and Joey live a few miles north of Chelmsford, England.
This website was last updated on 29 January 2013.

All content on this website, including text and visual materials, is Copyright � David Watts 1997 - 2013.
It cannot be reproduced in any form without the prior permission of the copyright holder.
All information provided on this website is based on experience of caring for Henry and Joey. Whilst the
information will hopefully be useful to those interested in caring for pygmy goats, it must not be treated
as a defintive care guide. If in doubt regarding the health and well-being of your goat(s), be safe by
contacting your vet and/or your governmental agricultural department (e.g. DEFRA).
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