Commodore or Coco for short is here! This handsome little guy is pretty friendly already in his new home. He's so chocolaty that calling him Coco for short was easy. Coco, like Wolverine was out of a buck we'd bred. His sire SGM FR Tachauna's Admiral is out of Buttin'Heads Tachauna who is pictured below. That doe, even being smaller in stature had one heck of a beautiful udder and was very productive as well! That udder was snug on her body even at 10 years of age! She had such a widely attached udder, beautiful smooth foreudder that blended into her belly so nicely. She had large easy to milk teats too. Only thing I would have liked to improve on this doe's udder would have been slightly softer texture. She wasn't tough by any stretch of the imagination, but I'd been spoiled with some buttery soft udders and that would have been the only thing she would need improvement on in my opinion. That being said, Coco's sire's sire SGM S Faith's Revelation daughter SGM FR Scarlet had the softest texture of any goat on my farm. I think the combination between those two animals would make an excellent herdsire.
     Coco's dam is a beautiful doe bred by Yellow Rose. Her sire is CH/MCH/PGCH Little Tots Estate Thalictrum +B who was the sire to Little Tot's Estate Meadow-Rue who sired my beautiful SGM R Chamber of Secrets, SGM R Ravenclaw and SGM R Olympia VEVE89. Secrets milked a half gallon at her peek with Raven close behind! So beautiful well attached udders and production are in that line. MCH Rosasharn's Keiki Kane was also in Raven's pedigree and her dam, Anbonjo GO Black Rose (a granddaughter) had a gorgeous udder too. So this boy has lots of potential as a herdsire. We're thrilled to have him in our herd!
     In order to keep the herd size small we have decided to sell Coco. We have bred him to Star and Opal and hope to have some doe kids from those breedings.