Oberhasli Does
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ADGA AB2279920 (Polled)
Breed: American Oberhasli
DOB: 5/11/2022
Daisy is the definition of consistency. She’s not overly affectionate, but she loves her job as a milker and approaches it with the same focus every day. For a dam-raised doe, she’s remarkably level-headed and cooperative. Always first at the gate and standing quietly for the whole milk routine.
Her udder is pretty well attached in the rear and produces an impressive volume of milk, averaging over a gallon a day at peak. Her foreudder has a pronounced pocket and her teats run on the larger side, one of the main things we're working towards improving. Her production, temperament, and reliability more than make up for it, though.
Daisy may be made available as a homestead milker spring 2027. She has a great attitude, easy to work with, and gives us lots of milk, but lacks the udder structure I'm looking for long term. I'm hoping to retain another daughter from her before she leaves in hopes of preserving her lovely attitude and higher production.
The Stalwart Stock Daisy
ADGA AB2349796 (Polled)
Breed: American Oberhasli
DOB: 4/9/2023
Gem came to us along with Axel and Buddy, and she shares the same sire as Axel. Whose heavier bone and strong build definitely show through in them. That substance from their sire gives Gem a nice depth of body that we appreciate in our foundation does.
She’s a sturdy doe with a well-attached rear udder showing good height and medial strength. The foreudder has a mild pocket we’re aiming to improve in her kids . She stands slightly cow-hocked but she moves freely and confidently. Gem is not as dairy in appearance as Daisy, but she’s got a solid, productive build and has been a reliable doe on the milk stand once she found her routine. She was very close to a gallon a day at peak as a two year old first freshener.
Gem isn’t as dairy in appearance as Daisy, but she makes up for it with her capacity, power, and solid temperament. Her daughter, Ruby, inherited her pretty head and strong bone, along with a touch of that same front-end solidness that I would like to see refined a bit. Paired with Tails, he should help improve both of them overall.
Personality-wise, Gem is calm and good-natured with adults but tends to steer clear of small children and has no patience for them. On the milk stand, she’s generally cooperative now, though she had her share of opinionated moments early on. She’s been known to occasionally remind us to stay focused by giving the bucket a well-timed kick, but by the end of the season, she settled beautifully into her role as a reliable, steady milker.
Azalea Dairy Goats Gem
ADGA AB2357082 (Polled)
Breed: American Oberhasli
DOB: 1/8/2024
Iris is the elegant daughter of Daisy and Billy. Petite and refined, she carries a beautiful feminine look with a high, well-attached udder that already shows improvement over her dam. Her foreudder blends more smoothly, and her teat size and placement are very promising for ease of hand milking.
Though lighter-boned and smaller-framed than we’d like long term, Iris has a naturally wider rear stance than her dam. She’s still maturing and hasn’t hit her full production stride yet, typical for a yearling first freshener, but she’s off to a strong start with a tidy udder and solid attachments.
Last season, Iris gave us two healthy, handsome bucklings and handled her kidding like a pro. This season, she kidded far too early for reasons we're not yet sure of. we're investigating, though, and have sent samples off to the lab.
Personality-wise, as one of our dam raised kids, Iris is a bit reserved, preferring to keep to herself, but she’s always willing when it’s time to milk. She comes in quietly, stands like a seasoned doe, and then goes right back to doing her own thing. Efficient and independent.
Loki Iris
ADGA AB2430860 (Disbudded)
Breed: American Oberhasli
DOB: 2/21/2025
Tilly comes from Fox On Fire and Ober-Boerd lines, bringing in genetics known for their steady milk production and gentle temperaments. She’s on the smaller side like her dam, and likely represents a more compact stature line within her pedigree, but she’s all balance and sweetness through and through.
Structurally, Tilly shows a naturally wider rear, with a nice open spot for an udder to fit. Which I love, and a smooth, level topline. We’d like a little more body length as she matures, but overall she’s a correct, tidy little doe with a solid frame and great proportions for her size. She’s filled out beautifully over the past months and is nearly caught up with Ruby in size, now.
Tilly’s personality is what truly makes her shine. She’s the first to greet us at the gate and the only one who insists on snuggling. Resting her head against us and closing her eyes like she could stay there forever. She’s just squeaked by on weight for this year’s breeding season. She was paired with Tails this year and had a gorgeous little doeling! First one of the year.
And just look at her nice little first freshener udder. It is very well attached with nice lateral attachments down her leg, even. Her foreudder is smooth, no pocket whatsoever. I expect her to continue to develop nicely.
Fox On Fire OBR Tilly Jane
ADGA AB2421132 (Polled)
Breed: American Oberhasli
DOB: 1/5/2025
Poppy is the daughter of Daisy and Axel, and she’s the perfect mix of both. Long and elegant like her dam, but with the heavier bone and width we see in her sire. At just ten months old, she was nearly full-grown and stood just a touch smaller than Gem. She’s got that nice dairy character while still carrying the strength and bulk we’re breeding toward.
Her rear stance is already wider than Daisy’s, though we’d like to see a little more width as she finishes maturing. She’s a very correct young doe overall. Smooth, long-bodied, and showing plenty of potential through her frame. Poppy has a very friendly, easygoing personality and has been a joy to raise, always comes up for attention and scratches. She is a bit bossy, but not a bully about it.
Miss Poppy unfortunately freshened with a very lopsided udder. Milk culture came back negative in both quarters. No surprise there since she's been negative on every CMT test as well. We have decided to treat it as a possible genetic defect. No kids will be available from her for the foreseeable future. Maybe in a few years with all daughters freshening normally, we can make her kids available again. If we make it to that point, it would be daughters only, no buck kids ever.
Loki Poppy
ADGA AB2418187 (Polled)
Breed: American Oberhasli
DOB: 12/10/2024
Ruby is the daughter of Gem and Billy, and she’s inherited her dam’s calm, steady demeanor along with some of her sire’s balance. Like her mother, she has a beautiful, refined face and a wide, rounded barrel but she stands squarer and truer on her legs, with a cleaner rear set. We’d like a little more width and levelness through the rump as she continues to mature, but she’s developing into a well-balanced, eye-catching young doe.
Ruby is very sweet and seems much more patient with the littles. She seems to have inherited her dam's cool, calm, carefree demeanor. She always comes up for attention, but tends to let the others butt in. The increase patience has definitely transferred to the milkstand where she tried to pick her legs up out of my way to let me milk the first few weeks and had to turn her head and watch for the first few drops in the bucket.
Loki Ruby
ADGA AB2494931 (Disbudded)
Breed: American Oberhasli
DOB: 5/5/2026
Our first doeling of the season! She is the result of a much anticipated pairing. Tilly x Tails. I'm expecting her to be very nice. A nice level up for our lines here. So far she is vigorous, eating well, and curious. She handled her tattoo and disbudding perfectly, no downtime, and she is growing like a weed. I cannot wait for this pretty little thing to freshen. Her dam freshened with a gorgeous mammary and her sire is Trailing Looks who has a lot of very nice show genetics behind him. If she makes weight for this breeding season, she'll be paired with Nugget this season.
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