Kinders start with a cross between the Nubian and the Pygmy Goat. They are a dual purpose breed, functioning well for both dairy and meat production. Kinders are very intelligent and are notable for their sweet dispositions. They are aseasonal breeders, and multiple kids are the norm.
The photo was taken August 27, 2005 at the Evergreen State Fair Parade in Monroe, WA, of part of the Goats for God's Glory Kinder Club parade entry. Aren't kids and kids wonderful? And yes, here's the evidence that Kinders can be trained to pull carts too! See the NW Photo Album for more.
Greetings Again Kinder Friends My next "new" question is in regards to first breeding. Again, in your collective experience: At what age do you breed your does
Greetings Kinder Friends! May post yesterday noted that I had several questions to ask...here is another one. Now that all the Kinders are moved into their new
Jo, Thank you for your reply. I am glad to "feel a little silly" at this moment! I do have questions about your supplies below: In what form are you speaking
I wasn't able to reply to your first post, but I'll reply to this one. With the change in due dates it sounds like things are going o.k. for her right now.
We have 4 goats here in Vancouver, Washington up for sale. Figure I'd offer them here first, and ask for help with my ad if nobody here wants them: Mocha - a