What's five more goats?

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- A Southern California couple will not be allowed to have 15 goats. They'll have to settle for 10 goats, two horses, a llama and an emu.
Roberto Alguero (all-GEH'-roe) and Iris Fiorito (fee-oh-REE'-toe) live in an unincorporated area near Claremont zoned for light agricultural use. They had originally asked for a permit to keep 15 goats, but Los Angeles County's planning commission granted them a permit allowing them 10, along with the rest of their menagerie.
Neighbors filed objections complaining of the noise and stench at the farm-like house, but the Board of Supervisors ruled Tuesday that the couple could keep the animals, provided they build a 6-foot wall and keep male and female goats separate.
Fiorito concedes that "we know we have a few more goats than we should."

When you have 10 goats living at your house, what's five more? It's sort of like having lots of cats. Once you have more than two, your house smells like cats. So what's a few more? I am sorry to break this to all you cat-lovers, but your house smells like cat. It's not your fault. If you want a house that doesn't smell like your pet, get a cock-a-poo.

Editor's Note: Yes, I know this is the second picture of a goat posted on this blog in the last two days. No, I don't think this blog smells like goat.