Which breed was developed using bucks of African and Indian origin?

The Anglo-Nubian breed is known for its distinctive characteristics that stem from its development using bucks of both African and Indian origin. This breed was created by crossbreeding various breeds, which contributed to its unique physical traits and adaptability. The infusion of genes from these regions has resulted in a goat with a longer ear structure, a prominent brow, and characteristics favorable for milking and hardiness in different climates.

The other breeds listed have different origins and genetic contributions. For example, the Toggenburg is a Swiss dairy breed; Wooden Leg does not refer to a commonly recognized breed associated with a specific genetic history; and the Saanen breed also originates from Switzerland and features different breeding influences. Each of these breeds is known for its specific performance traits and lineage, but none have the same direct lineage connecting them to the African and Indian bucks as the Anglo-Nubian does. This unique genetic background contributes to the Anglo-Nubian’s sought-after traits in both milk production and adaptability, making it a popular choice among goat breeders.