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A young Boer doe is well-muscled, structurally sound, and shows strong maternal potential. She should have a broad, deep body with good width across the chest and hindquarters, indicating capacity for carrying and raising healthy kids. Her legs should be straight and sturdy, with a strong topline and well-attached udder development, even before first kidding. A calm temperament and alert, healthy demeanor are also desirable traits. With proper genetics and care, a young Boer doe can become a productive, reliable part of a breeding program.
A young Boer doe is well-muscled, structurally sound, and shows strong maternal potential. She should have a broad, deep body with good width across the chest and hindquarters, indicating capacity for carrying and raising healthy kids. Her legs should be straight and sturdy, with a strong topline and well-attached udder development, even before first kidding. A calm temperament and alert, healthy demeanor are also desirable traits. With proper genetics and care, a young Boer doe can become a productive, reliable part of a breeding program.