PEDIGREE

 

            SS: GCH HOACH’S HLS WACKER ++*B

SIRE: SGCH MAMM-KEY WN SPIKE ++*B

            SD: SG MAMM-KEY SLIPPER’S NIBBLES 3*M

                                                                               

DSS: ASLAN’S-OWN ADMIRAL PATCH                                                                                               

DS: *+B SGCH ASLAN’S-OWN DIAMOND’S ALEX (90 VEE)                    

                                DSD: 1*M GCH ASLAN’S-OWN C.C. DIAMOND  (8YRS-VEVV 90) (5YRS EVVE 90)

 DAM: SGCH MAMM-KEY FLEDA’S CANADA 10*M                                                 

DDS: *B REDWOOD-HILLS ODYSSEY GALILEO

DD: 9*M SGCH THE TEISHA’S FELDA PROFET   (89 VEEV)                                                    

DDD: ++B GCH SWEET DREAMS PROFET’S ICEMAN

Piney is small like her dam.  She has the great disposition that comes from both lines. Canada and Spike are two of the easiest goats to work with and Alex and Nibbles were the same.  Personally I love how friendly she is.  Now, my husband wanted me to sell her because she was always at the gate and in his way.  So, I guess there are two sides to every story.  Piney had the widest escutcheon of all the doe lings of 2006.  She has very straight front legs. She really reminds me of my Shimmy.  She has the deep body and that short neck that you’d think was not dairy.  But, I can tell you my short necks make milk.  Take a look at Rabbit, our 5000-pound producer. Piney is very deep bodied and has strong legs and good rear leg angulation and does not hock in at all.  Yea, she’s not perfect.  I’d like to see a longer rear rump on her and a head held up higher.  I’ve seen this in my girls before and by age 3 they were very tall and sharp.    Piney got dry mastitis and that’s scary.  I hope her udder turns out OK, because it has all the fixings.