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Saanen goat, is a popular breed of dairy goat originating from the Saanen Valley in Switzerland. It is one of the most widely recognized and widely distributed dairy goat breeds worldwide. Here is a description of the Sanan goat: Appearance: - Size: The Sanan goat is a large-sized breed, known for its impressive stature. - Color: Their coat color is usually pure white or creamy white, although some individuals may have light pigmentation on their skin. - Body: They have a strong, well-developed body with a straight back and a deep chest. The body is generally symmetrical and well-balanced. - Head: The head is proportionate to the body, with a straight or slightly dished profile. The ears are of medium length and carried erect. - Horns: Both males and females can have horns, but they are often disbudded (horn buds removed) for safety. Milk Production: - The Sanan goat is primarily bred for its high milk production. It is known for its ability to produce large quantities of milk with high butterfat content. - On average, a well-managed Sanan goat can produce around 3,000 to 3,500 pounds of milk per year. - Their milk is highly sought after for its rich taste and suitability for various dairy products such as cheese, butter, and yogurt.