2021 Georgia & Tam Breeding

2021 Georgia & Tam Breeding | Ridgetop Farm and Garden

This is the 4th time Georgia has freshened. It is also most likely her last. The birthing went well, however she ended up with gangrenous mastitis. Since that diagnosis doesn’t have anything to do with the topic of this post, I will save that story for another day.

Georgia’s dam is Willow, who is a solid cream color with random spotting and roaning. I have not seen what Georgia’s sire looks like, but the registered description states “black, frosted muzzle and ears, white on face, sides.” Georgia is black with random spotting, roaning, and frosting.

Tam has a buckskin pattern. His sire is light buckskin, while his dam is a medium buckskin.

2021 Georgia & Tam Breeding | Ridgetop Farm and Garden | nigerian dwarf goat buckskin

This year Georgia birthed two bucks and a doe. Most often if you have a black goat, the pattern of the other parent will be present. This is definitely true with these 3 cuties. All have variations of Tam’s buckskin pattern.

This is a total of 10 kids for Georgia. Six boys & four girls. We have kept one of the does, Betty.

EUMELANIN COLOR

ColorTamGeorgiaEG1EG2EG3
Dark Brown
Black
Unknown

PHEOMENANIN COLOR

ColorTamGeorgiaEG1EG2EG3
White
Cream
Tan
Gold
Red Brown

AGOUTI LOCUS PATTERN

ColorTamGeorgiaEG1EG2EG3
Solid
Chamoisee
Buckskin
Cou Clair/Blanc
Swiss Marked
Sundgau
Hidden

WHITE SPOTTING & MODIFIERS

ColorTamGeorgiaEG1EG2EG3
Random
Belted✔partial
Schwartzal
Roaning
Frosting
White Poll
Moon Spots

POLLED, OR NOT

ColorTamGeorgiaEG1EG2EG3
Polled
Horned

Science is Fun & Genetics are Fascinating!

Please keep in mind this information is primarily for me. I’m posting it publicly in case others are interested. However, I don’t claim to know all the things. This is my method for keeping records of the genetics because I find it fascinating and I’m trying to educate myself.


#2kpioneer