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Angle of the Rump

August 12, 2010 by Kinder Goat Breeders Association



The angle of the rump has a great bearing on both udders of does and scrotal attachments on the buck. A buck who has a sloping rump will probably have a loose scrotal attachment, it will look similar to the udder of this doe in the photo. Bucks with loose attachments will produce daughters with the same trait. Loose udders!

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Filed Under: Breed Spotlight Tagged With: Conformation

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