The Relationship between Vital Statistics with Pregnant Body Weight of Etawah Cross Bred Goat in Malang District, Indonesia

The research uses a case study in the Technical Implementation Unit of Breeding and Forage Livestock Feed (UPT PT and HMT) Singosari, Malang Regency as a place for the maintenance of old pregnant Etawah Cross Bred goats. The purpose of this research was to determine the relationship between chest circumference, height, and length of the body of the old pregnant Etawah Cross Bred Goat. The material used in the research was 85 old pregnant Etawah Cross Bred goats. The closeness value of the correlation between body weight and height, body length is 0.46 and 0.42. The highest correlation value is between chest circumference and body weight 0.73 (P <0.01). The vital statistical determination coefficient with body weight is 53% chest circumference, 21% height, and 17% body length. Correlation and regression analysis is used to estimate the relationship between these traits. This research concluded that body weight had a strong correlation with chest circumference (0.73), and the correlation was strong enough at height and body length, respectively 0.46 and 0.42