She was give to us with a group of brush goats. Although the rest of her tribe is gone, she has made friends with the new does in our herd.
Wild and barely catchable when we got her, she has learned to appreciate some scratches and treats. I still have to catch her sometimes, but she usually readily comes to the milk stand and returns to her enclosure.
Cookie came into motherhood at around 2 years of age. Admittedly, she is my favorite doe. She has nice conformation, behaves well on the milk stand, and produces a large quantity of milk.
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:: Cookie's Kidding Record ::
8/24/24 1 buckling :: Pumpkin, sold
2/18/25 1 doeling :: Cricket, sold
3/9/26 3 doelings :: Honey Oat (retained by FT),
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:: Cookie's Udder ::
From her third kidding
Cookie always leans a little to the left, but her udder is also lopsided. When I milk, I am on the left side of the doe, so that is why she leans that way, and perhaps also why the left side of her udder is larger (my right hand is dominant).
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:: Cookie's Parents ::
Unknown
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