Oh Jim....no legs?? That just about made me lose my supper. I know they consider blue eyes to be a flaw, if you are showing. It is the same with the solid white. If these are fullbloods and colored, I'd say that is very weird. I'm sure Jim is probably right about the double-recessive genes. I thought I'd mention, be very careful about handling aborted fetuses. Chlamydia is contagious to humans and other goats through aborted tissue and exude. The discharge will be contagious for a couple of weeks so keep her contained. Clean up and burn everything that has her body fluids on it, just in case it is that. I don't know much about camphylobacter. I'd probably breed her again and see what happens. If she has something contagious, your buck has already gotten it from her or she could have gotten it from him. Either way, it won't matter to breed her with him again. There is a salve you can use to wash the buck's penis. I think it is Nolvosan...yep, found it. I think Vicki is the one who told me about this. She uses it on her buck before he breeds anyone. Here is what the sales ad says about it.....
Nolvasan Disinfectant
Nolvasan (chlorhexidine diacetate), the only EPA-registered chlorhexidine disinfectant, works against at least 60 different bacteria, fungi, yeasts, and viruses. Nolvasan is non-corrosive, has minimal to no skin irritation, and retains antimicrobial activity in the presence of organic matter. Nolvasanâs unique binding to skin proteins provides residual activity for as long as 2 days. SCENTED
I think she said she uses it on a new buck or before he breeds a new doe. You actually have to pull back the skin to apply it. Yuck, I know!! I haven't tried this. It is probably a good idea if you've had problems though. Sorry you lost the kid.