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This little gal is going to be a big part of my life for the next few months until we can get her reintegrated into the flock.  I quite enjoyed making the video about her and am thinking of making more.

Any questions about raising a bottle bummer you would like to know more about?  

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I thought I read somewhere that you haven't named her yet? Did you find a name for her? She's pretty cute!

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She still hasn't chosen her name

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Ask her if she likes any of these names (unless you've tried them already...)

Keziah (means cassia tree)  

Kalina,

Keiko - Japanese "happy child"

Kaia (rejoice),

Personally, I quite like Keziah, but then I'm not a lamb!

Then you could do weird, like I'm known to do - would she like to be Koala,  Kookaburra, or Kestrel? After all, I've got a goose named Robin and a gander named Beetle (although he's technically Betelgeuse, after the star, as opposed to an insect!)

Is she at least doing well and growing, even if she hasn't chosen a name yet?

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Kalista, no idea what it means, a friend’s daughter is named Kalista

Katherine, that’s my daughter’s name

Kore (pronounced Corey, like if there were apple cores all over everywhere you would say the place was “core-y)

What it means is “maiden” from ancient or archaic Greece, maybe Greek mythology.  If you like the sound of it, you could probably find out a lot more about the name on a web search 😊

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For some name ideas - how about Kipper or Kimmie?  Maybe Kammie (rhymes with lamb-y)  She is very cute.  Good to hear her "baaa-ing"!
 
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She's a sweetie. Great name suggestions!
Kalista means beautiful.
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How about Karma it means don't  f🙊 with me Karma's a B....
 
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How about Katydid, Kalya, or Kathryn ...
Oh just saw your Katherine suggestion Thekla :). Love that name.
 
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Kumbaya

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K-ute (Kay-ute)
Kalamata
Kanji - after a tree that is very hard and strong (Cinnamomum camphora)
Kerrikie - Australian Aboriginal word for small tree, I think is most apt.

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My sister had a white arabian named KaKaKamotion but we called him Kiki for short. Always liked that name. (pronounced keekee). She's adorable!

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Thanks so much for your suggestions.

So far she is responding well to kipper.

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I like Kipper!  Sounds chipper XD  
 
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How about Kiska? Or Kringle?
 
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Kamblin!  (Pronounced Camlin.)   See what I did there?
 
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interesting is that all names start with the sound K. how'd that happen?
 
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It's a k year.   With livestock,  it's common for farmers to name according to the year so they know how old the animal is.  

Gretta the mum is 4 years old this spring.

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She's adorable! Too sweet!
Hubby's raised bottle kids and won't have sheep after having raised them too many times for 4H.
Since I haven't learned to spin, yet, and don't eat mutton (our rule is I have to be willing to eat what we raise), there's no rush.

My family is full of K names, so I'll suggest a few that aren't being used by relatives. XD

Kamaria - Swahili "like the moon"

Kanani - Hawaiian "the beauty"

Kiku - Japanese "chrysanthemum"

Kismet - American "fate/destiny"

Kuni - Japanese "country-born"

I do like Kipper. She's a Pisces lambkin for sure!

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The internet says that Kaia means many things in many different languages.
She can take her pick.
https://momlovesbest.com/kaia-name-meaning
 
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r ranson wrote:So far she is responding well to kipper.



Kipper is cool!
Smoke me a kipper, I'll be back for breakfast. (For any Red Dwarf fans out in Permiesland)

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She's a Kute Kookie

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Kitten
Kangaroo or Kanga
Kali - I think the Hindu goddess of destruction is a hilarious name for a lamb (think mother nature really angry)
Kaliope- a Greek muse of song, literally means beautiful voice
Karma
Kachina- a Native American fertility god
Kefir (is she a dairy sheep?)
Kebab (I prefer to name meat animals after food, probably not applicable in this instance)
Kiwi

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Cat suggested Kiwi, so here are some more from te reo Māori:

Kauri - a native conifer that gets huge
Kete - a basket for collecting kai, usually woven from seagrass
Ka pai - all right
Kai - food
Kirimi - cream (borrowed word)
Koru - the spiral of a fern frond, symbol of regeneration and new life
Kotahi - first

 
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Phil Stevens wrote:Cat suggested Kiwi, so here are some more from te reo Māori:



I meant the fruit, but I'm happy it sparked suggestions :)

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somehwere I thought I saw that your little lambkin wanted hugs before it would feed.  It inspired me to write a little children's story.  I'm going to add pictures to it and maybe it will be a hit!  

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S Rogers wrote:somehwere I thought I saw that your little lambkin wanted hugs before it would feed.  It inspired me to write a little children's story.  I'm going to add pictures to it and maybe it will be a hit!  



yep, she will only eat if she gets a hug.  very annoying.  20 min hugs for a 2 min feed.  

but also very good for me.  It's been a rough few weeks and hugs are helpful.  

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Lambkin hugs sound amazingly therapeutic. I think there are quite a few of us who could really use 20 minute long cuddle sessions multiple times a day.

Yep. I could use a few. Shame you can't do that over the internet!

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How about Knit Knit or Knitty?
 
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Kipper found a wonderful forever home today.  It's a small flock of ewes where she will be adored even more than she was here.  

I'm going to miss her, but that's lambing.


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Awww... Well, awesome for her! But, 1,000% selfishly, I'll miss seeing the precious lil'critter in your videos.

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