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Moonspots On Goats. Boer people just call them dapples instead of moonspots. Moon spots are not at all. They can come in many. They are randomly placed on the coat and have. They are genetic and run in lines of goats. Moonspots, also described as mottle, are rounded asymmetrical spots randomly placed on the pigmented areas of the coat. I have seen some adds for goats that say they are moonspotted, but where the only spots i see do not appear to be actual moonspots, but simply round spots of the goats. Moon spots are not only randomly placed within the coat of the goat but the amount of moonspots vary from goat to goat. A moon spot can be just a few hairs, hidden under white (since white is not a color, but absence of color), or even so close to the goat's. Moonspots and dapples are the same thing. Moon spots are irregular, somewhat round spots of color on top of the coat pattern. A dapple is one color and remains the same from birth even as the goat matures. Ranging from light creme to silver to tan to dark brown. Mottling can be so extensive as to produce a goat almost. Moon spots are round, but irregular and randomly placed over pigmented areas of the coat.

Mottling can be so extensive as to produce a goat almost. Moonspots, also described as mottle, are rounded asymmetrical spots randomly placed on the pigmented areas of the coat. They can come in many. They are randomly placed on the coat and have. Moon spots are not at all. Moon spots are round, but irregular and randomly placed over pigmented areas of the coat. I have seen some adds for goats that say they are moonspotted, but where the only spots i see do not appear to be actual moonspots, but simply round spots of the goats. Boer people just call them dapples instead of moonspots. Moon spots are irregular, somewhat round spots of color on top of the coat pattern. A moon spot can be just a few hairs, hidden under white (since white is not a color, but absence of color), or even so close to the goat's.

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Moonspots On Goats A moon spot can be just a few hairs, hidden under white (since white is not a color, but absence of color), or even so close to the goat's. A moon spot can be just a few hairs, hidden under white (since white is not a color, but absence of color), or even so close to the goat's. Boer people just call them dapples instead of moonspots. Moon spots are not at all. Mottling can be so extensive as to produce a goat almost. They are genetic and run in lines of goats. Moon spots are irregular, somewhat round spots of color on top of the coat pattern. They are randomly placed on the coat and have. A dapple is one color and remains the same from birth even as the goat matures. They can come in many. Moon spots are round, but irregular and randomly placed over pigmented areas of the coat. Ranging from light creme to silver to tan to dark brown. Moonspots and dapples are the same thing. Moon spots are not only randomly placed within the coat of the goat but the amount of moonspots vary from goat to goat. Moonspots, also described as mottle, are rounded asymmetrical spots randomly placed on the pigmented areas of the coat. I have seen some adds for goats that say they are moonspotted, but where the only spots i see do not appear to be actual moonspots, but simply round spots of the goats.