D.O.B January 1, 2020
Generation - 1st
Velvet was an oops baby - her dam was a Pygmy doe and her sire a Nubian buck - NOT the way you want to make Kinders, but a Kinder nonetheless. I got Velvet at just a few days old, as a tiny bottle baby. She was a bit premature, but she got the hang of nursing quickly! 
The genetics behind this first gen girl are top-notch, and I think she will be an excellent example of a Kinder. Sire - Six-Point Sir Ralph:

https://www.adgagenetics.org/GoatDetail.aspx?RegNumber=N001970091
If there was an IQ test for goats, Velvet would probably be a genius. She's so stinkin' smart and full of personality. Recently, she's gotten very loving again, but there for a bit she was in a rotten toddler stage where her favorite thing to do bite! I wouldn't trade this sassy, intelligent girl for anything.
Velvet freshened with buck /doe twins March 2022. She's done an amazing job raising two chunky kids, especially for such a small doe. I haven't gotten a good udder fill photo yet (partial fill in this one) but she's my easiest-to-milk Kinder first freshener to date. Her teats aren't long but they're plump with a great orifice and her texture is wonderful.

D.O.B March 4, 2020
Generation - 3rd
Caroline was a triplet and pulled to be a bottle baby. If Velvet is a genius, Caroline is the class dunce, bless her heart. But she is a good-natured dingdong, even if she has the gross habit of trying to chew my hair while she has a mouthful of cud. She's just ridiculously likable.
I like how long  she is and how much rear width she has - teats look long and plumb so far, too! She's grown well and is the second Priscilla X Tigger doeling I have retained.
Caroline freshened with triplets March 2022. She shelled these kids out quickly and has been a surprisingly attentive dam. I'd like to see a better production so her kids were supplemented on the bottle. One of the nicest things about her as been her attitude towards adversity - she gets in there to eat no matter what and doesn't whine! Again, no good udder fill photo yet but her teats are cylindrical, a good length already for a first freshener, and plumb.
 

D.O.B February 7, 2021
Generation - 4th
Sire - DKG FS Shiner

Dam - HGF Noel
Height - 23"

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Nightingale is a good-natured, laid-back doeling I like a lot. She's leaner and longer than the Topaz twins, with what I call a "rangier" type muscle. Her young dam has one my favorite udders as far as attachments and shape, but I am hoping Shiner added some teat and orifice size. The rear photo is before a year old and others from May 2022. 

D.O.B February 9, 2021
Generation -  4th
Sire - DKG FS Shiner

Dam - HGF Tulsi
Height - 21.5"

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Teal is a loudmouth like her dam! She seems like a carbon copy of Tulsi (since sold to a friend). She's been my wild child of the year but has recently decided to come give the people fingers a nibble in case there is an animal cracker or apple. Interestingly, Teal developed an asymmetrical precocious udder. Teal is smaller and lighter than the other Shiner daughters but I am curious to see how she milks. If her precocious udder is any indication, it looks like she will have nice-size teats and a smooth fore.
 

2022 Kinder Doelings

Please note all kid photos are a work in progress! It takes time to learn to stand square. I try to have short lessons where they get more comfortable with the process and enjoy (or at least tolerate) lots of scratches and attention. Only retained doelings are here - for complete list of kids, check out the birthweight blog posts or the posts on the Facebook page tagged #HeftyGoatHollerFarmKidding2022.

Hefty Goat Holler Farm Constance

D.O.B March 10, 2022
Generation -  5th
Sire - DKG FS Shiner

Dam - ZCG Bindi

Constance was born with some assistance - she presented with just one back foot out. Thankfully,  I got it all sorted out quickly and she was just fine (as was Bindi!) I pulled her and sister Felicity as bottle babies. Constance has consistently been the leggier of the two. Recently, she's gotten very sweet. She's always been incredibly pestery - one of her favroite things to do is untie your shoes and not let go of the laces.

Hefty Goat Holler Farm Felicity

D.O.B March 10, 2022
Generation -  5th
Sire - DKG FS Shiner

Dam - ZCG Bindi

Felicity is a funny girl. She's has a habit of leaning her head to the side or very far back. I thought at first it was because she had also needed assistance at birth, though she was in a normal diving position (basically, Bindi's brain had short-circuited, read the full story at #heftygoathollerfarmkidding2022 on my FB farm page).
But there's nothing apparently wrong with her in anyway - I think she's just a little goofball. A chatty goofball that likes to pick fights with other doelings. She's in such an awkward stage right now but I love her regardless.

Hefty Goat Holler Farm Sienna

D.O.B February 18, 2022
Generation -  5th
Sire - DKG FS Shiner

Dam - HGF Vixen

I keep going back and forth on what I wanted to name this girl. She's been a bit of a wallflower goat but she's been moved to the smaller herd where she can get some more attention. These photos were the first time she's been seriously messed with since birth and she did great. While her twin sister was more correct (she went to live in Missouri with a few other of my herd!), Sienna still has that lovely escutcheon Shiner puts on his daughters. I want to keep my Aubrey line going strong, so I am glad to keep this granddaughter.