Someone up here is selling a buckling. His sire is an angora, his dam is 1/2 dairy and 1/2 angora. They said he can be registered upon inspection. Who inspects? And for what, fleece fiber?

Is that true? Just curious, in case I ever want to get a fiber goat (which is a possibility someday.)

H----registered with whom?  Doesn't make sense.  If people want to cross angoras, they usually cross them with pygmies so that they get pygorias.

the colored angora did cross to dairy years ago, and sometimes they still do it to add color to white. The inspection is through one of the colored angora associations, but I doubt he'd pass. I have a nubian angora doe (Accident) and she would NEVER pass; beautiful fiber, but not up to colored angora standards.... but I bred her to the angora to up the fiber, and I know her kids would pass if I went to get them inspected.
Check out the two main colored registries.
http://www.acagr.us/
http://cagba.org/

The picture shows a very nice little buckling who is a pretty reddish gold color with wavy hair. He's just a little guy.

Oh my daisy may (m nugora) is a pretty thing, she grows nice fiber, but would not qualify. It's more cashmere in type. If i let it get past about 3 inches it felts. I just wanted to tell you, so you wouldn't get him thinking he'd definitely get registered, I've never had a 1/2, 1/2 grow the fiber or have the converge to qualify. He could have really nice fiber, I just don't think he'd be able to be registered. Recorded yes, but not registered, but that is just my experience! I do ahve people that LOVE my nugora accidents, I had one last year, but none this year, and I had someone call and ASK for a nugora!

I wasn't planning on buying him, I was just asking for future reference. I don't need any more goats right now.

Do any of us? 

I was going to go through the class so I could register angora goats bit they do it during my fiber judging of he Cashmere fiber. I wish I could help. Maybe someday I can do it.

Oh, you know what Dragon, you said his dam(I just realized I missed this!) was a 1/2 1/2; and his sire is angora, then he COULD possibly mature good enough to be registered, I'm sorry, my flub, but he very easily can have angora fiber. If hes a 1/4;3/4. When I have the ones from my Daisy, (whose pic I am sharing below); some have the potential and some not. She had twins this year, one I think very strongly has the possibility, one I'm not so sure. The pic below of Diasy, she has BEAUTIFUL fiber, but it never gets any longer than what you see, at that point if I don't get her sheared, she felts!

Candace by "felt" do you mean matt up????
Rocky

yes, it starts really tangling, matting, with her, I know it's due to how super fine she is, I would say her hair compares to cashmere, hey, Lori, maybe I could send a little to you for your opinion?

So, that doe is 3/4 Angora?

How is the fleece on half breeds, like the pygoras? Is it worth the while to get one of those if you want fiber? The seem to be popular, but I'm not sure if it's for fiber or as a pet!

That is my 1/2 1/2; the Nubian/angora, 50% -  Daisy, she bred to an angora would be like the little billie you got the pics of.
The thing with the cross, is you never know! lol
The fleece on the the pygora is supposed to be a little different, but it does look similar to Daisy, I found this site:
http://www.rock-farms.com/index.php?page=pygora-goats