Mini LaMancha

The Mini LaMancha is a charming and distinctive dairy goat breed known for its unique appearance and excellent milk production. This breed is a smaller version of the standard LaMancha goat, developed by crossing the LaMancha with smaller breeds such as Nigerian Dwarfs to achieve a more compact size without compromising on their milk capacity. The most remarkable feature of the Mini LaMancha is its distinctive ears, which come in two varieties: "gopher" ears, nearly non-existent, and "elf" ears, which are short and turn up slightly at the tips. These goats are not only known for their unique ear structure but also for their gentle and friendly temperament, making them popular among hobby farmers and goat enthusiasts.

The Mini LaMancha’s milk is high in butterfat, which enhances its quality for making cheese and other dairy products, and their milk production is impressive relative to their size. They are adaptable and hardy, able to thrive in various climates and settings. With a sturdy, well-proportioned body and a calm demeanor, Mini LaManchas are easy to handle and make excellent companions. Their playful and curious nature, combined with their low-maintenance care needs, makes this breed an ideal choice for those looking to keep goats on a smaller scale, whether for personal milk production or as delightful pets.

Colors: Black, Brown, Red, Cream, White, Tan, Gray, Black and White Pied, Brown and White Pied, Red and White Pied, Spotted Any Color, Broken Any Color, Belted Any Color, Multi-colored Any Pattern