The Toggenburg goat is a breed of dairy goat that originated in the Toggenburg Valley of Switzerland. Known for their distinctive brown color, they often have white markings on their face and legs. These goats are medium to large in size and are recognized for their high milk production, making them popular among dairy farmers. Toggenburg goats are friendly and social animals, which makes them suitable for both commercial and small-scale farming. They thrive in various climates and are known for their adaptability. Their milk is rich in butterfat, making it ideal for cheese production and other dairy products.