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The Carpathian Goat is a rare breed originating from the central and eastern European range of the Carpathian Mountains. It is typically a white-haired goat though particolored coats are more often seen outside of Poland where white is the typical breed coat hue. The breed has twisted and rear-curving horns. It is primarily used as a dairy animal for milk production. Meat production is generally newly weaned kid goats between one and two years of age.

History
The Carpathian Goat is an old Polish breed known as far back as the 19th century, it was known to exist in the Podkarpackie region. now being reestablished after near extinction. Regional and global efforts include reestablishing herds in zoos and small farms. Over the past century the breed has been replaced by better milk-producing goat breeds.

Characteristics
Long hair and twisted horns.

Uses
Generally, for meat the live animals are sold directly to the market by the farmer.