white with black sides, black crown and black ears
Horn status
sometimes horned[5]
Beard
males usually bearded[5]
Tassels
may be present[5]
Goat
Capra hircus
The Maltese is a breed of domestic goat from the east and central Mediterranean area.[4]: 371 It originates in Asia Minor, and takes its name from the island of Malta.[2] It is raised mainly in southern Italy, and particularly in the islands of Sicily and Sardinia.[4]: 371 Although the Maltese: Mogħża Maltija is reported to DAD-IS,[6] the official view is that there are no pure-bred specimens of the breed in the Maltese islands, although it is possible that some modern Maltese goats are closely related to the original type.[7]: 36 The Maltese is also present in Greece, Turkey[8] and the Maghreb.[4]: 371
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breed in the Maltese islands, although it is possible that some modern Maltesegoats are closely related to the original type.: 36 The Maltese is also present...
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