Baby Goats Are Cute, But They’re Also Hilariously Dramatic… Just Listen Yourself!

Everyone has heard of the Drama Llama. But Llamas do not hold the record for “Most Dramatic Barn Animal.” That award must go to dramatic baby goats. They can be loud, playful, and adorable all at the same time. Watching baby goats play is a depression buster. If you’re having a rough day, baby goats’ antics will pull you out of the abyss and put a smile on your face.

There’s not much drama happening here, but there is much chaos! These happy little goats want everyone to see their adorable little goat jammies!

This poor little goat isn’t quite sure of its “big brother.” But what can you expect at just four days old? The dog wants to play, and the little goat has no idea what “play” is.

This goat dad hides around the corner. The baby goat loses sight of him and whines before finding the human they are playing with.

The scene opens with resting baby goats, but don’t let that fool you!

This lost little waif wants his d-a-a-a-a-a-d-da! And, of course, the barn cats are not being helpful at all.

Buttermilk is a dwarf Nigerian goat with energy to spare. She is training for a parkour showdown and freely uses her siblings as obstacles.

Once a baby goat grows up, they get horns. Farmers raising goats often put pool noodles on the horns, especially if the goat is fond of ramming (head butting). When this farmer tried that, his goats thought it was a fashion parade!

While playing around with baby goats today, we found Ahsoka Tano’s stunt double. This goat appears to be auditioning in earnest. He is taking the dramatic baby goat thing to a whole new level.

We hope you found these dramatic baby goats as hilarious as we do. I am particularly fond of Buttermilk and her parkour training videos. But with all that cuteness, can you really choose a favorite? Seeing goats in pajamas always brightens my day. If you have a friend that needs a pick-me-up, share this.

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