Just what you don't want: tiny little teats to have to milk! They seem to be more common with Boer does. Generally, we don't recommend reaching up and grabbing part of the body of the udder; but in this case you don't have a lot of choice.
Honestly, it may be time to explore "Plan B": Let her raise kids, but don't count on her for milk production for the house. With this nice little doe, I was just emptying her out at the end of each day in case the kids weren't doing a good job. But if you're needing a good supply of milk for the house, you might want to consider acquiring a different doe.
