Most kids per year goat breeds

4 of 28 goat breeds in our list have a sourced figure for litter size. The rest are listed below the ranking with what we checked.

Ranked on a cited typical or observed figure (4 breeds)

Rank	Breed	Litter size	Source
joint 1st of 4	Fainting Goat (Myotonic)	2–3 kids (typical)	Myotonic or Tennessee Fainting Goat - The Livestock Conservancy (peer-reviewed / government / conservation body)
joint 1st of 4	Pygmy	1–4 kids	NPGA membership brochure (breed registry / association)
3rd of 4	Damascus	1.8 kids	Molecular Genetic Studies for Damascus Goat Breed Raised Under Egyptian Conditions (Journal of Applied Sciences Research, 2013) (peer-reviewed / government / conservation body)
4th of 4	Angora	1–2 kids (typical)	RP375 Angora Goats in the Midwest, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension (university extension)

Breed	Why
Alpine	Our sources didn’t publish one.
Boer	Our sources didn’t publish one.
Cashmere	Our sources didn’t publish one.
Golden Guernsey	Our sources didn’t publish one.
Kalahari Red	Our sources didn’t publish one.
Kiko	Our sources didn’t publish one.
LaMancha	Our sources didn’t publish one.
Mini Alpine	Our sources didn’t publish one.
Mini Guernsey	Our sources didn’t publish one.
Mini LaMancha	Our sources didn’t publish one.
Mini Nubian	Our sources didn’t publish one.
Mini Oberhasli	Our sources didn’t publish one.
Mini Saanen	Our sources didn’t publish one.
Mini Toggenburg	Our sources didn’t publish one.
Nigerian Dwarf	Our sources didn’t publish one.
Nigora	Our sources didn’t publish one.
Nubian (Anglo-Nubian)	Our sources didn’t publish one.
Oberhasli	Our sources didn’t publish one.
Pygora	Our sources didn’t publish one.
Saanen	Our sources didn’t publish one.
Sable	Our sources didn’t publish one.
Savanna	Our sources didn’t publish one.
Spanish	Our sources didn’t publish one.
Toggenburg	Our sources didn’t publish one.