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A trio of youngsters peak through a fence to pet a pygmy goat at the Bonner County Fair on Tuesday.
A judge shows class participants the best way to show a sheep during a demonstration at the Bonner County Fair on Tuesday.
Ally Lambert and friend Hannah Bonine rest on Lambert’s pig Panda while wiling away some time at the Bonner County Fair on Tuesday.
(Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER) Cayman Bouse sits with his pig, "Marshmallow," so named because he chewed through a backpack to get to a marshmallow left in an inner pocket.
Wyatt Personeni, background, gets some help in washing his pig, “Earp” from his brother, Vincent at the Bonner County Fair on Tuesday.
(Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER) Sophia and Ava Sperry help Trina Johnson feed a baby pig at the Bonner County Fair on Tuesday.
(Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER) Henley Bloom, Madison Hansen, and Maranda Montgomery find a spot to sit after getting their pigs comfortable on the first day of the Bonner County Fair on Tuesday.
(Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER) A youngster tosses a ping pong ball in hopes of winning a goldfish at the Daily Bee's booth on Tuesday as the Bonner County Fair gets underway.
(Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER) Emma Giachino, a member of the Tags 'n' Tails 4-H Club in Priest River, poses with one of the goats she brought to the Bonner County Fair.
(Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER) Kristina Nicholas-Anderson gets a kiss from George the Kissing Llama at the Bonner County Fair on Tuesday. Nicholas-Anderson runs the pony ride attraction at the fair along with her husband, Chris Anderson.
