They are pure Nubian. Dairy all the way. Plan to breed for milk production and sale of kids. Already have a wait list for their kids due to their gorgeous coloring. Just wondering about their stance, build and such as I am new to goats. Good eye on breed!
He is not wethered. We do plan to breed. Luna is definitely our shy little gal but a sweetie when she opens up. She has certainly come a long way. They were both bottle babies from the same herd but different parentage. She gained weight good but recently I've been feeling like she is a bit too skinny. He is going through a bratty boy phase but she sticks by his side regardless. How can i remedy the deficiency. We bought a humorous bag of feed that is stored in a metal barrel to keep rodents out so I don't remember what specific kind except the bag said it was for dairy goats. I remember that much bc the Hubbs almost grabbed the meat goat bag and I had to stop him. They have plenty of pasture, it's actually getting too tall bc they just graze along the outside of it. And we do offer a good quality hay. Just not sure where we are going wrong that she isn't putting enough meat on her bones. I know they aren't supposed to be particularly meaty, just curious what I can do to help her be healthy. We do plan to partition their housing and pasture over the next 3 months bc I don't want her bred until she is fully developed. Planned to do that at a year old.Is Jupiter a male? Is he wethered? Sorry if you posted and I missed this.
Is Luna female?
They sure are cute.
In the pictures the dappled one's feet look down... it could be the picture though. If the feet are "down" then their is a nutritional deficiency. Easily remedied.
