The baby goat extraordinaire reportedly likes chewing on all accessible things and intruding on her mama’s yoga practice. Sounds like a pain in the butt, but these Instagram photos (from Brathen’s account @yoga_girl and Penny Lane’s own account @penny_thegoat) have us grinning ear to ear.
“All she wants to do is sit on our laps and watch TV and climb things (only one candle holder broken so far!) and chill on the couch looking cool with her underbite,” Brathen gushed via Instagram.
Some of the folks at Modern Farmer HQ believe that Penny Lane controls her account on her own, mostly because photos are routinely captioned with “baaaaaaaaa.” Believable? Okay, maybe not. But adorable? Hell yes.
My mom thinks she is a bird? Or something?ðŸ¦ðŸ¦ðŸ¦ She should try to be a goat. Goats have more fun. #truedat #pennythegoat #goatyoga
Walks in the neighborhood with @penny_thegoat ðŸ˜ðŸ #goodmorning
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Yoga in the backyard + baby goat = best afternoon everðŸ˜ðŸ @oneoeight.tv #yogaeverydamnday
Teaching @penny_thegoat how to jump! Or, I guess she is teaching meâ˜ºï¸ This love is definitely a two-way street…â¤ï¸ðŸ #babygoat #pennylane @ringo_thegringo
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Morning yoga with goat baby and baby baby. Vinyasa with @penny_thegoat is the BESTðŸ˜ðŸðŸ˜‚ #notmybaby #justmybuddy #stillnotpregnant #stopasking #lol @bluewaterlove #drexel #goat #baby #yogaeverydamnday
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