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12.24.08 Current kids are reserved, Email Us to be placed on the notification list for the next batch! 10.19.07 We are adding herd health information. The site is also being enhanced with larger pictures, and fainting goat video. |
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Welcome To the home of Shanghai Shaggies Fainting Goats. Tucked back in the shadow of two historic WV mountains, lives a herd of Tennessee Fainting Goats. We are on the I-81 corridor and convenient to MD, PA, and VA. Most of our goats hail from legendary Marshall County, recorded origin of these unique animals. |
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About Tennessee Fainting Goats No, they really don't FAINT. Fainting Goats are a meat goat that are affected by a genetic condition called myotonia. This condition can occur in other goat breeds (as well as people too!), but consistently with Tennessee Fainting Goats. A link to in-depth information on the breed |
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Fainting Goat Registries Goats registered through IFGA (International Fainting Goat Association), MGR (Myotonic Goat Registry) and Pedigree International. It is important to register and track the lineage of your goats. This serves as not only a marketing benefit, but helps out while making breeding line decisions. Many 'lost' lines have been rediscovered with the documentation of Fainting Goats the last couple years. |
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