Dobeseys
Dobeseys, also known as Dobey deer, are a breed of domestic deer that originated in the United States. They are a cross between a fallow deer and a domestic deer, specifically a cross between a fallow deer doe and a domestic deer buck. This crossbreeding was first achieved in the 1960s by the Dobey family in California. Dobeseys are known for their docile nature and are often used in educational settings to teach children about animal behavior and conservation.
The breed is characterized by its medium-sized body, with a height at the shoulder ranging from 36
Due to their gentle temperament and small antler size, Dobeseys are often used in wildlife rehabilitation programs.