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Now some of these does do not have ideal teat placement, but this is how rear udder attachments should be.
Note how high and tightly the udder is attached. You do not want a doe with loose attachments, they will only get looser with the more freshenings she has had.
Choose a milker with this kind of strong attachments and choose one with centered teats if showing is in the does future.
Note how high and tightly the udder is attached. You do not want a doe with loose attachments, they will only get looser with the more freshenings she has had.
Choose a milker with this kind of strong attachments and choose one with centered teats if showing is in the does future.
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