The Daira Din Panah, also known by the abbreviation DDP, is a breed of domestic goat from the Kot Addu, Layyah and Muzaffargarh districts of Punjab province in Pakistan, raised primarily for milk production. Males stand about 81 centimeters tall and weigh around 61.7 kilograms, while females stand about 70 centimeters and weigh around 40.9 kilograms. The FAO classified the breed as not at risk in 2007, and its registered population was reported at 142,403 animals in 2006.
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The Daira Din Panah goat is a breed of domestic goat from the Kot Addu, Layyah and Muzaffargarh districts of the Punjab province of Pakistan.
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The FAO classified the breed as not at risk in 2007, and its registered population was reported at 142,403 animals in 2006.
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