) as Tilda was our FIRST goat and that is special and Olive was our second planned goat (our actual second goat was only to hold Tilda off until we found another doe). I may not be interested in adding any more of other breeds in after this point and focusing on strictly the Nubians but Alpine Nubian crosses are common up here and Saanan/Nubians are an amazing cross that I would add more of in a heart beat. I have learned to brush it off after that comment as I won't be bringing in an Alpine buck just for two unpapered girls whom I only plan to milk..... Olive is our "little goat that could" as she had soooo many odds stacked against her to make it to a healthy weight we would consider breeding her at.. She did and both myself, and her breeder are super excited about it. She is our baby and known as the favorite but don't tell the others or they may hold their babies hostage 
Tilda is our talker and boy is she a character! May, she is a sweet goat to people and other goats but BOY is she vicious when it comes to any kind of threat. She killed rabbits because she viewed them as threats, she went after the cat and dogs as well but since teaching her that our dogs and animals are ok, she has mellowed out a lot and things are peaceful again. PHEW! BUT, she would lay her life down to protect the other goats so why not keep her around, right? But, alas. Our nubians are where my heart lies. Those floppy eared, goofy running, clumsy oafs are just my 
And I agree, ignore what those other people say. Not only are they your goats to do what you want to with, but buying a buck for goats whose breed isn't what you want to focus on doesn't seem very beneficial.
