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List of goat breeds. Goats - farm animals of domestic goat ( Capra hircus) species, small ruminants - are widespread throughout the world and are used in almost any natural and climatic conditions, even those where other productive animals cannot live. Different breeds of goats are adapted to different livestock systems - from small ...
NameImageOther NamesOriginAbkhasian, AbkhazskayaTurkeymilk, meatAlpine polychrome, American Alpine, ...milkNubianGreat Britainmeat, milkChèvre d’Appenzell, AppenzellerziegeSwitzerlandmilk- Alpine Goat
- American Lamancha Goat
- Anglo-Nubian Goat
- Angora Goat
- Beetal Goat
- Black Bengal Goat
- Boer Goat
- Damascus Goat
- Girgentana Goat
- Jamnapari Goat
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Originating from the French Alps, this is a medium to large sized goat breed that’s especially known for its good milking ability. It’s commonly kept on farms due to the fact that it can produce 1-2 gallons of milk per day. They’re quite a diverse breed, not having any set colors or markings that they stick to. Adults have horns, erect ears, and an...
One of the most distinctive and easily-recognizable goat breeds due to their incredibly short ears. On top of that, they’re able to produce large quantities of butterfat-rich milk, and they have a temperament that’s very friendly towards people. It’s the only breed of dairy goat that’s been developed within the United States.
A British domestic goat that’s the result of cross-breeding between British goats and lop-eared goats that were imported from India, North Africa, and the Middle East. These goats are quite large, have very long pendulous ears, and have a uniquely-round nose. Their personality matches their friendly appearance, being described as sociable, vocal, a...
A goat that’s most known for the luxurious fleece that’s produced from them called mohair. A single Angora goat can produce up to 11 pounds of fleece per year. While they were originally white, they’ve been bred to be black, red, and brown. Unfortunately, these goats aren’t the most hardy creatures due to their susceptibility to parasites and the f...
A goat that originated from and is located within India, Beetals are very good milk producers and are also used for meat production. They’re able to adapt to essentially any environment, and do well within farms that have practically no grazing land. Beetal goats have very distinct appearances with a compact body, long legs and ears,a short tail, a...
A goat breed that’s commonly used within Bangladesh to bring a lot of value to the impoverished people through its meat, milk, and hide production. In fact, the meat and milk that comes from this breed is among the most nutritious of all the goat breeds. This smaller breed doesn’t require a lot of space, has a high reproduction rate, and is resista...
These South African goats are most known for their high levels of meat production. They’re quite fast growing goats with high fertility rates and feature long, pendulous ears. Most commonly, Boer goats have brown heads and white bodies, but some are either completely white or completely brown. They’re very hardy goats that can adapt to any climate,...
These goats look like they’re straight out of a nightmare. This ugly breed has a few different purposes, being used for meat, milk, and their hide. Damascus goats are present in the Middle East and have long necks and legs, drooping ears, and a strangely small head. Their scrunched face features a convex bridge and massive eyes. While they’re commo...
This is quite an attractive medium-sized goat. It features a primarily white coat with hair around its head that ranges from gray to brown, a long beard, and medium-sized erect ears. A prominent characteristic of this goat breed is their upward-twisting horns. They’re commonly used for milk production due to their healthy outputs.
A rather normal-looking goat breed that’s very well-received around the world — primarily in India. This breed has great milk and meat production, and they are also well-suited for shows. It has a long body that can come in many different colors, long hairy legs, a short upward-curving tail, and long thin ears. They’ve also been used to create seve...
Learn about the diversity of goats in the world, from their appearance, personality, and purposes. Discover 21 of the most popular types of goats, such as Alpine, Angora, Boer, and Kiko, with pictures and brief descriptions of their features and characteristics.
9 de nov. de 2023 · Discover 10 different types of goats from around the world, with detailed descriptions of their characteristics, images, and fun facts.
23 de fev. de 2024 · Learn about different types of goats, their characteristics, and their uses. See pictures of LaMancha, Alpine, Toggenburg, Nubian, and more goat breeds.
3 de mai. de 2024 · Learn about the goat, a ruminant and hollow-horned mammal belonging to the genus Capra, and its domestic and wild varieties. Find out the characteristics, uses, and distribution of different breeds of goats, such as Angora, Cashmere, LaMancha, and more.
18 de out. de 2023 · 20 Types of Goat Species And Breeds. Quick links to the different types of goats: 1. Alpine Ibex. 2. Nubian Ibex. 3. Spanish Ibex. 4. Siberian Ibex. 5. Markhor. 6. West Caucasian Tur. 7. East Caucasian Tur. 8. Wild Goat. 9. Alpine Goat. 10. Boer Goat. 11. LaMancha Goat. 12. Oberhasli Goat.
Both male and female goats may have beards, and many types of goat (most commonly dairy goats, dairy-cross Boers, and pygmy goats) may have wattles, one dangling from each side of the neck. Goats have horizontal, slit-shaped pupils.
