Gujri Goat

Name: Gujri Goat
Species: Goat
breed: Gujri (A breed native to Gujarat, known for its hardiness and high adaptability).
Weight: Adult males can weigh up to 125 kg, while females generally weigh around 90–
110 kg.
Appearance:
- A distinctive brown and white coat, often with irregular patterns.
- Long, pendulous ears, adding to their aesthetic appeal.
- Large, muscular body with a strong and sturdy build.
- Medium-sized horns curving backward and a confident, upright posture.

Diet:
- Thrive on natural grazing, particularly in scrublands and dry pastures.
- Supplemented with green fodder, dry hay, and protein-rich grains for optimal
  growth.
- Provide access to fresh water and mineral licks to maintain health.
Behavior and Personality:
- Calm and docile in temperament, making them easy to manage.
- Social animals that adapt well to herding or farm environments.
- Active grazers with a strong instinct to forage in semi-arid conditions.
Care Requirements:
- Regular grooming to maintain coat quality and prevent parasites.
- Vaccination and deworming schedules to keep them disease-free.
- Ample space for grazing and a shaded area for resting during hotter hours.
Uses/Significance:
- Primarily raised for meat production, with their meat being highly sought
  after due to its tenderness and flavors.
- Sometimes utilized for cultural and ceremonial purposes in specific regions.
- Known for their role in improving local breeds through crossbreeding.
Interesting Facts:
- Gujri goats are highly adaptable to diverse climates, from arid to semi-humid
  regions.
- Their striking brown and white coat makes them a favorite at livestock fairs.
- They are highly resilient and can thrive in areas with limited resources,
  making them ideal for rural farming.