The Toggenburg Goat is a breed of dairy goat that originated in the Toggenburg Valley of Switzerland. Known for its distinctive brown coat, which can range from light to dark shades, this breed has white markings on its face, legs, and ears. Toggenburgs are medium-sized goats, typically weighing between 120 to 150 pounds, and are recognized for their strong, sturdy build. Toggenburg goats are valued for their high milk production, which is rich in butterfat and protein. They are friendly and adaptable animals, making them suitable for both small farms and larger dairy operations. Their gentle temperament allows them to thrive in various environments.