472 JUDGING FARM ANIMALS 



some dish of face, and the ears are of moderate size and 

 usually carried erect. The males have a coarse beard and 

 are rather more free of offensive odor than male goats of 

 other breeds. Toggenburgs differ in character of coat of hair, 

 some animals having rough, long coats, others short ones, 

 and still others, coats of a medium character. The udder 

 seems capable of great capacity. When full it is carried 

 high between the legs and has large, long teats. Many of 

 these goats produce from four to five quarts of milk a day, 

 while the best yield as high as seven quarts. 



