[lizzypeg]

the coat was tightly curled , thought maybe angora but there coats in pics looks looser at this age? had floppy ears and one was brown and white and other was white.
where size of baby normal size goats not pygmys.

[lizzypeg]

another pic

[plumseverywhere]

they are lovely. They look like Shoats or Geeps!! sorry not much help. could they be angora crossed with something?

[lizzypeg]

lol.i was calling them sheep-goats....i really want to get a few as got sheep and goats already and fell in love with these but the language barrier ment i couldn't get an answer as to what the breed was.

[Bionic]

Sorry I can't help but they are lovely

[jinglejoys]

Are you sure they're goats (bit difficult to tell at that angle and without seeing the tails)

[the great composto]

they are lovely. They look like Shoats or Geeps!! sorry not much help. could they be angora crossed with something?

or 'Goshes'   

[Dogwalker]

Look more like lambs than goats.

[lizzypeg]

not sure if were sheep or goats.thought goat as faces looked more goat like.had short tails.
they didnt speak english so coulndt find out anything about them

[fsmnutter]

I spent 6 weeks with a vet in India.
At first it was incredibly hard for me to tell what was a sheep and what was a goat, until I learned a simple rule:
Goats tails stick up, sheeps tails hang down!
From the photo, those look like sheep, can't be more specific on the breed, I'm afraid, but pretty sure sheep.
Hope that helps
Suzanne

[Hopewell]

Sheep and goats in India, Africa and I also imagine Thailand look very similar, and very often the local word means sheep or goat as they don't always seem to distinguish the difference. I would be almost certain that these are sheep.

[plumseverywhere]

although, the little white one looks (in the top pic) to have toggles? do sheep have toggles sometimes? Its very hard to tell, maybe they are geeps or shoats or Goshes then

[lizzypeg]

there tails were deffinately not up like a goats but also think the white did have toggles..

[Hopewell]

I have seen sheep in India which have toggles. Perhaps surprisingly most of their goats didn't have toggles.

[Anke]

I thought Toggles are a Swiss breed feature only???