Goats · Punjab
Nachi
ناچی
The 'dancing' goat of Punjab — springy gait, solid meat frame, common at Eid markets.
Appearance
What this breed typically looks like in a Pakistani Qurbani market.
- Coat colour
- whiteblackbrown
- Typical adult weight
- 35–55 kg
- Purpose
- meat
Features to spot
Use these cues to confirm breed when you visit the farm or review a walking video.
- medium frame
- characteristic high-stepping gait ('dancing')
- pendulous ears
For Qurbani
Shariah eligibility is verified per-animal (not per-breed) by our rules engine — age, health, and absence of forbidden defects. See the listing page for the final suitability score.
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ڈیرہ دین پناہ
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کاموری
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ٹیڈی
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