Please excuse the picture, Grizzly is a wild boy and wouldn't stand still, let alone let me touch him to pose him.  What impressed me most about this young buck when I did a "hands on" evaluation of him, is his extreme dairy character.  Even with him standing like he is in the picture, you can see he is very long bodied and he is very level when standing normally.  Grizzly also has a very good set of feet and legs.  His dam is a full sister to my doe "Moonlight Molly" and has a nicer mammary system than my Molly (who has done very well in the show ring.)  Thank you Tembi for allowing me to borrow this handsome fellow to breed some does this year.  I am very excited to see what he produces.  I already have two finished champion does with some of the same bloodlines as Grizzly.  Update:  Grizzly's kids are long bodied, level, and very dairy but have smaller teats then I expected.  He has put very nice long rumps on his daughters.  Overall, I am quite impressed with his offsping.  Tembi, his owner, asked me to sell him for her.  He is still living here and I have his signed ADGA registration certificate in hand.    

Rascal didn't want to cooperate for a posed picture but hopefully you can see some of his qualities. He stands very square and has very upright pasterns. Although it isn't obvious with his long hair, Rascal has nice rear leg angulation. In addition, I am amazed at his high and wide eschutcheon. Just looking at him, you can appreciate Rascal's correct conformation and very nice general appearance. He has a nice front end with sharp withers and tight shoulders, and has very good dairy character to top it off. This nice fellow is a flashy broken buckskin with bright blue eyes and has a great personality to boot. His littermate sister, Tasonni, is one of my favorite does and is a finished champion with ADGA.

As you can see, "As You Like It" has an impressive pedigree and is blessed with nice, correct, conformation.  This fellow is dairy, level, and wide and passes those qualities on to his kids.  His daughters have udders with excellent teat placement, and good medial division and attachments.  However, my favorite thing about many of his daughters are the long, easy-to-milk teats.  In the show ring, many of his daughters have won AGS junior champion titles and others place well in the milking classes. "As You" has gone to a new home but has been very influencial in my herd.  I have two of his daughters including Cinnamon Swirl and Sweet Sensation and more grand-daughters than I can count.  

Concerto is still small but he is bigger than depicted in this picture where he is just a week of age.  Concerto is going to a new home soon but he will get a chance to breed a doe or two while he is still here.  This little fellow is very dairy and has nice sharp withers and tight shoulders.  I love his wide and correct rear leg set and angulation.  His quadruplet sister placed second in a class of 24 at the Oregon State Fair this summer and his dam did awesome in her shows and hopefully will be a finished champion next season.  There are many gorgeous udders in Concerto's  pedigree and it is my prayer that Concerto will pass awesome mammary systems on to his daughters.