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| WCF Rosebud CAGBA Registeration#: 9721BDI DOB: 2001 Tag# wc142 Color: Solid red/brown Multiple: Unknown Sire Name: Brooklyn reg#: 1759BBP, Twin Dam Name: Bangles rec#: D367, Single Breeder: Dawn Lantz; Roy, Washington Pedigree Kidding History '07 Shaun Brown, Single red with white feet doe, Sire Peter '08 Amber, Single red with white feet doe, Sire Peter '09, Single light red doe (died), Sire Contender '10 Feb 01, Twin Does, Taupe/Silvery Brown, Sire Contender |
| May 07 Rosebud with her first Daughter, Shaun |
| Jan 2008 Rosebud with second daughter, Amber just born |
| Feb 2008 Rosebud with Amber |
| Jan 08 Fleece |
| Feb. 06, 2007 Her first kid, Shaun Brown just born |
| April 2007 Rosebud and Shaun |
| April 2008 Rosebud as a 7 year old, her first kid, Shaun Brown as a yearling and her second kid, Amber at 3 months old |
Rosebud is one of our foundation does. She is an older, primitive style of angora goat that closely
resembles the angora goat that came from Turkey in the 1840's that are often called Navajo Angoras. Her
ancestors trace back to a Navajo Reservation in Colorado. Navajos were used a lot in the beginning of
CAGBA's formation as many of these goats display color. She displays many of the wonderful characteristics
of the Navajo style such as hardiness, large substantial body (the dairy goat judges love her!), good feet,
decent mothering abilities and keeping a decent fleece with color even at 8 years old! Although she is only
a recorded doe with CAGBA (we hope to be able to register her in the future), she is a very valuable asset to
our breeding program. Many of the angoras lack hardiness and solid body frames and she has certainly
passed these lovely traits onto her kids. Her fleece is of the more open style, very consistent throughout
her body. We have been extremely please with her kids, always giving us red does even on two different
bucks (both modern style CAGBA bucks), with lovely mohair coverage on a nice substantial body. Exactly
what we are looking for!
resembles the angora goat that came from Turkey in the 1840's that are often called Navajo Angoras. Her
ancestors trace back to a Navajo Reservation in Colorado. Navajos were used a lot in the beginning of
CAGBA's formation as many of these goats display color. She displays many of the wonderful characteristics
of the Navajo style such as hardiness, large substantial body (the dairy goat judges love her!), good feet,
decent mothering abilities and keeping a decent fleece with color even at 8 years old! Although she is only
a recorded doe with CAGBA (we hope to be able to register her in the future), she is a very valuable asset to
our breeding program. Many of the angoras lack hardiness and solid body frames and she has certainly
passed these lovely traits onto her kids. Her fleece is of the more open style, very consistent throughout
her body. We have been extremely please with her kids, always giving us red does even on two different
bucks (both modern style CAGBA bucks), with lovely mohair coverage on a nice substantial body. Exactly
what we are looking for!
| Rosebud just arrived from Dawn Lantz as a yearling |