Breeds of Goats - i

Icelandic Goats, also known as Settlement goats, are an ancient domestic goat breed believed to be of Norwegian origin and dating back to the settlement of Iceland over 1100 years ago.

Iceland Goats have been isolated for several centuries, which mean that they are highly inbred. Under their coarse, long guard hair they have a coat of high quality cashmere fiber. Icelandic goats are kept mainly as pets and currently have no econo ...

Irish Goats, with their majestic long-haired coats, have carved a niche in the rugged landscapes of Ireland, where they are cherished for their versatility and adaptability. While not indigenous to the Emerald Isle, these domesticated goats have seamlessly integrated into the fabric of Irish agricultural traditions, their presence woven into the tapestry of the countryside for centuries.

In the verdant hills and valleys of Ireland, fer ...

Istriana Goats hail from the picturesque region of Istria, once part of Italy and now nestled within the borders of modern-day Croatia. Evolving through a blend of indigenous heritage and Alpine influences, these goats embody the rich tapestry of their historical lineage. Bred with meticulous care in the province of Gorizia, their population, once modest, has steadily thrived, boasting just over 100 heads by the year 1983.

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