Betsy is still Betsy.
Some goats grow up and when they get big they get a new personality. Lucy for example was a fun-loving tot in her youth, but now she is a milker she has turned ruthless and scheming. She wants to move up the milker ladder and become top milker someday. This is a lost cause, because no one will ever unseat the Brandy family here. There is a reason we call them The Sopranos.
Lucy, if you are reading this, remember: Never go against The Family.
But Betsy is still Betsy. She doesn't care about being top milker. She just wants more food.
That would be her platform if she were running for governor. MORE FOOD NOW.
This has always been her policy, since she was a tiny bottle baby. And that is why she comes running at a hard canter every time the farmer calls out "Betsy!"
It might mean food, if she gets there first. It might mean MORE FOOD NOW.
When we see the herd coming around the greenhouse turn into the barnyard, Betsy is always in front or closing fast (if she got a bad start), running with her head up and a far-off Nubian gleam in her eye.
If the farmer wants Winnie, the farmer calls Winnie. If the farmer wants Tangy, the farmer calls Tangy. But if the farmer wants everybody, the farmer just calls Betsy.
Because when the rest of the herd sees Betsy running, they don't ask any questions. They just turn and run.
It might mean MORE FOOD NOW.
