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And I thought I had a tough childhood:

11-year-old shepherd Hamdu Sena Bilgin and her dog carrying a newborn goat and its mother in Yağcılar, Rize, Turkey

bigpawbullets 9 Feb 28
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That's not even a GOOD photo shop.... I'm familiar with those goats, and no way is it (the mother goat that is) in that backpack.. Sorry,,, but it did make for a cool picture.. ? Besides, unless the big goat was injured or something, it could easily follow behind that dog on it's own.. I could be wrong, but I don't think so.

Agreed. But I did think it pretty cool. Can't imagine a goat putting up with that. Especially with her kid being hauled by a dog.

@bigpawbullets You can carry a kid if the mom is walking near you & can see her baby.

@Carin
Ok... I'll take your word for that
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@bigpawbullets Yes, you could do that. Here I am walking my herd down the street. No leashes usually needed. I actually can't remember if I was carrying anyone's kid. I'm thinking not, or mom would be much closer.

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Who took the photo? At least she wasn't struggling alone. However, in many lands children are expected to graft from the age of 8 or 9, and then graft gets harder with their ages. School is often a useless inconvenience.

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