DNA results are in.

Discussion in 'Health & Wellness' started by gwith, Aug 15, 2018.

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  1. Aug 15, 2018 #1
    gwith

    gwith Well-Known Member

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    I really wanted to do this Jerry Springer style, but that was too much work.

    We have a doe that we had in the breed pen with a buck starting at the beginning of August 2017. On August 8 a different buck broke in there with them. The doe was really in heat on that day. On December 31, 2017 we had two does born. I just had them DNA tested and the kids have different dads. They look a little different and the one that looks better is from our new buck that we were trying to breed to.

    So, you guys are always right. Twin goats can be born from two different dads.

    We have DNA out for one more set of kids. I really need to strengthen that fence.
     
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  3. Aug 15, 2018 #2
    Dwarf Dad

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    I had no idea that could happen. Thank you for sharing.
     
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  5. Aug 15, 2018 #3
    groovyoldlady

    groovyoldlady Goat Crazy!

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    Wow...That's GROOVY!!!!
     
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  6. Aug 15, 2018 #4
    ksalvagno

    ksalvagno Moderator Staff Member Supporting Member

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    Yes. That happened to me before too.
     
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  7. Aug 15, 2018 #5
    Goat_Scout

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    That's amazing! Do you have pictures of these kids and their sires? :p
     
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  8. Aug 15, 2018 #6
    gwith

    gwith Well-Known Member

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    I can get pictures. The main difference is the length of body. The new buck we are using is much longer bodied than the other.
     
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  9. Aug 15, 2018 #7
    Lstein

    Lstein Well-Known Member

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    This is news to me too. I had no idea that that was a goat thing, thought it was only dogs......
     
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  10. Aug 15, 2018 #8
    toth boer goats

    toth boer goats Moderator Staff Member Supporting Member

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    That is something else, isn't it.
     
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  11. Aug 15, 2018 #9
    MadCatX

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    Okay hold up ----so Dam get bred by Buck 1...while Dam is pregnant...buck 2 jumps fence and breeds her...she can have a baby from buck 1 and a baby from buck 2 at the same time?
     
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  12. Aug 15, 2018 #10
    Miller'sLostGoat

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    Doe in heat was bred on same day from 2 different bucks. One sperm from buck one succeeded and one sperm from buck 2 made it.
     
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  13. Aug 15, 2018 #11
    Goatzrule

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    Thats crazy, id like pictures. Should make them famous. I would really like to see more research on this. If this could be developed this could be awesome for the future of livestock genetics
     
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  14. Aug 15, 2018 #12
    wifeof1

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    It happened at our farm 4 times this year. Oberhasli Doe kidded a Lamancha buckling and Boer Doeling.
    Oberhasli Doe kidded, Toggenburg doeling and Guernsey doeling.
    LaMancha doe kidded Toggenburg buck and elf ear Guernsey.
    And Oberhasli Doe kidded, Toggenburg Doeling and Guernsey Buckling.
    Lesson learned. Don't leave husband alone with goats.
     
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  15. Aug 15, 2018 #13
    wifeof1

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    They first 2 are twins. The 2nd 2 are twins, and the 3rd 2 are twins. I don't have pictures of the 4th set of twins.
     
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  16. Aug 15, 2018 #14
    mariella

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    These two were twins with different sires their Dam was a full blood alpine. I pictured the sires.
     

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  17. Aug 15, 2018 #15
    Ranger1

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    Last fall I AI’d a doe that was living in the pen with the buck, and got one AI sired kid, and one live breeding sired kid.
     
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  18. Aug 15, 2018 #16
    MadCatX

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    mind blown
     
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  19. Aug 15, 2018 #17
    margaret

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    That is so cool! I'll admit I'd be tempted to try that to try out 2 different breeding options at once:D
     
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  20. Aug 15, 2018 #18
    Nigerian dwarf goat

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    cool!!!! never knew that could happen!!
     
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  21. Aug 15, 2018 #19
    NigerianNewbie

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    MadCatX is having the pygmy Ibex getting more real after reading this?
     
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  22. Aug 15, 2018 #20
    Maureen Harmon

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    Dogs and cats can have litters with 2 different dads, why not goats??
    I had a dog that was impregnated by two different boy-os. She actually had two different due dates! Mind you, they were due within 48 hours of each other....
     
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