| There are different kinds of goats. Some goats are dairy goats. These are bred to produce milk. Nubians, Oberhaslis, LaManchas, Alpines and Nigerian Dwarfs are a few of the dairy goat breeds. |

| FIBER FROM GOATS All goats have hair of one type or another. Regular goats' hair can be made into very rough, hard-wearing fabric. In the Bible, it was used to make tents. Some goats have very soft hair, though. This hair is used to make expensive garments and upholstery. CASHMERE is a very soft, downy, luxury fiber from the undercoat of some goats. Cashmere is often combed out of the goat's coat. MOHAIR is the hair of the ANGORA goat. Mohair is long, shiny and silky. (Angora fiber is produced by Angora rabbits.) Angora goats can be white or colored. |
| MY Cashmere isn't WASHABLE! Recently some stores have advertised expensive washable cashmere undercoats, but they would highly object to being washed. (Many goats HATE being wet.) |
