Try contacting a breeder in your area and see if they can give you a definition. In boers we have violet pigment that looks pink but has a slight gray tint. It can be hard to distinguish
pink skin on a goat???
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Just wanting some advice from people who know about disqualifying faults for shows? I have a gorgeous anglo nubian doe kid who has black / grey pigmentation around her eyes, nose, belly etc but her skinon her body when I look at it looks quite pink??? I have read that pink skin in anglo nubians is a disqualifying fault and just wanted to check what they mean? is it just where you can see the skin or anywhere? and how pink is pink?
Just wanting some advice from people who know about disqualifying faults for shows? I have a gorgeous anglo nubian doe kid who has black / grey pigmentation around her eyes, nose, belly etc but her skinon her body when I look at it looks quite pink??? I have read that pink skin in anglo nubians is a disqualifying fault and just wanted to check what they mean? is it just where you can see the skin or anywhere? and how pink is pink?
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Yes the NZ standard identifies pink skin as a fault. But from what I can gather it actually refers more to pink pigmentation on nose / around eyes etc which my goat doesn't have. The language is just quite confusing! Thanks all for the posts
Yes the NZ standard identifies pink skin as a fault. But from what I can gather it actually refers more to pink pigmentation on nose / around eyes etc which my goat doesn't have. The language is just quite confusing! Thanks all for the posts
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