Curbstone Valley H Galene

Galene was actually sold, and I had no intention of retaining two Neira daughters from this litter. Through no fault of her own she found herself staying here a little longer, and she kept catching my eye. 

She excels in general appearance, an improvement over her dam, and is longer in body than her sister, but retaining capacity. By around seven months her teat length was noted. The most beautiful plumb, large teats, we have seen on a kid. With the mammary genetics behind her, how can she not be retained? She echos her sire’s dam more than her dam in general appearance, but teat length she certainly takes after her dam, and as a result, we are intrigued to see this doe mature, and freshen, so she stays!