I know you aren't supposed to have favorite kids, but this little gal stole my heart. Starting when Rosie was just two days old (and only two pounds), this quadruplet doe kid made a habit of squeezing out of her pen and following us around as we did chores. Eventually she grew too big to squeeze out of her pen but she still has the same awesome personality. Besides her endearing personality, check out Rosie's pedigree full of champions and her correct and stylish conformation! Rosie has always done very well in the showring and recently was first in her class all three times she was shown . Rosie did not disappoint me when she freshened.  Her udder is very snuggly attahced and is high and wide in the rear.  Rosie's udder capacity and production are about average for a first freshener.  It would be nice of Rosie's teats were bigger but they will get better with time and milking.  Unlike her dam, Bianca, who is on the tall side, Rosie is staying smaller like her sire. 

Update:  Rosie won her first Grand Champion ADGA title in 2008 and also was first in her class at the 2008 Oregon State Fair.