Angora goat — a selective line of the domestic goat, specialized in mohair production. Medium-sized, harmoniously built, light-boned. Live weight of bucks 45–65 kg, does 30–45 kg. Height at withers 55–85 cm. Body length 900–1300 mm. Head small, triangular, usually horned (horns in bucks 600–800 mm, spiral-shaped; in does 150–350 mm). Ears pendulous or semi-erect, 120–180 mm. Eyes large, dark brown or amber. Neck of medium length 220–320 mm. Body deep, back straight or slightly convex, chest moderately wide. Limbs dry, strong. Tail short 80–150 mm. Main feature — long (120–300 mm), silky, wavy or curly coat (mohair) over the entire body, including the muzzle and legs; undercoat absent. Predominant color pure white; black, brown, silver-gray, red are allowed. Lighter bone structure and maximally developed coat distinguish it from meat and dairy breeds.