Lamancha toggenburg cross

[Mason&lily]

I purchased a little lamancha toggenburg doeling , does Any one have this crossing ?how do you like them . She will be my first milk goat, and my first standard goat. She comes from registered stock. She looks like a lamancha but has the toggenburg coloring and markings. I also purchased a Nigerian buckling from the same woman (she is pretty big into showing and bleeding ). He also is from registered stock but couldn't be because his moms papers were lost. I plan on using him to breed the cross doeling to make a smaller milker. Does any one have these crossings ? I will also breed him to my Nigerian doe and 3/4 Nigerian 1/4 alpine doe

 

[Mason&lily]

The women I bought them from has a lamancha toggenburg milk doe and said she was one of her best milkers

 

[OneFineAcre]

i know some LaMamcha breeders who have crossed with a Togg Buck and registered as Experimental Grades
There is a Togg breeder with really quality animals
They breed back to LaMamcha and you see American LaMamchas with Swiss markings from past crosses with Toggs and Alpines
If she came from a good LaMamcha and a good Togg hopefully you will have a nice animal
If you want to cross with a Nigerian go for it

 

[Mason&lily]

I would like to breed her to my Nigerian then keep a doeling and see how she turns out , then I would look to see if I can find a nice lamamcha buck and breed it to her the second time, then take her doeling from her first kidding and ether breed to a Nigerian or mini lamamcha

 

[Goatgirl47]

Do you have a picture of her? That sounds like an interesting cross!

 

[Mason&lily]

 

[Goatgirl47]

She is beautiful! I love the diaper you have on her.

 

[Mason&lily]

Here is a updated picture of hershe is the sweetest and most loving goat I've ever met

 

[Fullhousefarm]

I've seen severl Lamancha/Togg crosses. I love their color.

Several years ago a senior Lamancha Togg won Best Doe in Show at a show I was at too.

 

[SteveElms]

That's an interesting cross and she's cute too. We are thinking about crossing one of our toggs with our Nigerian dwarf buck this fall.