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Boer Goat

Description: Large, stocky creatures with a white body and a redhead, brown eyes, lop (downward-hanging) ears, backward-curving horns, and powerful, well-positioned legs are the most valued Boer goats. Behavior: Because they are quiet and have a placid temperament, boer goats are simple to care for. This goat enjoys mingling and loves to be with others. […]

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Beetal Goat

Description: It also goes by the name “Lahori goat,” and because of its huge size and good milking ability, it is popular. Goats from the beetal region have certain particular traits. So, it is not difficult to tell a Beetal goat from many other goat breeds. Here, we’re explaining their external features.   Although smaller

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Barbari Goat

Description: Other names for the breed include Bari, Titri Bari, Wadi Bari, Sai Bari, Thori Bari, and others. Barbari goats have distinctive traits. It has a medium-sized, compact body and is a rather little animal. They are handsome and perceptive. and, as a result of their relatively massive orbital bone, have protruding eyes. Their short,

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bagot-goats

Bagot Goat

Description: It is a little goat with a primarily white body with a black head and neck that extends to the withers or girth. It may have a white “star,” “stripe,” or “flame” on its face, and occasionally a thin chin stripe runs from the base of the neck to the brisket. There are often

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Australian-Cashmere Goats

Australian Cashmere Goat

Description: Solid, powerful, well-muscled, and proportionate. Midwinter has a lengthy, rich undercoat overall. Horns are advantageous because they dissipate heat in hot weather, which is crucial for developing a thick coat of fur. Behavior: They are sociable animals that congregate in herds of four to one hundred individuals. Since there are numerous breeds of cashmere,

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Arapawa Goat

Arapawa Goat

Description: It is a little but lovely breed, and both sexes have horns and stylish goat-like beards. Whereas the horns of the does, or “nannies,” are shorter, rounder, and curve backward over the head, those of the bucks, or “billies,” are flattened and wide-sweeping. All Arapawa goats have long, narrow faces with unusual patterns; these

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Angora Goat

Angora Goat

Description: It has a light, delicate frame and a small head with semi-lop ears. It typically has horns, which are typically twisted, lengthy, and powerful in billies. The animal is totally covered in a coat of long ringlets of fine and lustrous mohair, with the exception of the face and legs. The undercoat, which grows

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Anglo Nubian Goat

Description: The Anglo-Nubian is a huge goat with long legs, a facial profile that is noticeably convex, and long pendulous lop ears. The polled or tiny, downward-curving horns-equipped head is borne high. Nannies have a short, silky coat, whereas billies have a longer, slightly rougher coat. White, cream, fawn, chestnut, and black are among the

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Altai Mountain Goat

Altai Mountain Goat

Description: Goats of the Altai Mountains are born black and develop to a dark brown or gray tint. The length and amount of the wool that the Altai Mountain goat produces, which is three to four times more than that of the native goats in the area, is one of its distinguishing characteristics. Behavior: The

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Alpine Goat

Alpine Goat

Description: Alternative names are American Alpine, French Alpine, and Alpine polychrome. The Alpine breed of domestic goats ranges in size from medium to large and is renowned for its excellent milk production. Alpine goats are huge, comfortable ruminant creatures with cloven feet, horns, and beards that can produce a lot of milk without sacrificing the

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