Powerful Dhani Bulls – The Pride of Pakistani Livestock

At Alhaiwan Group, we proudly introduce our premium Dhani bulls — Pakistan’s native breed known for its unmatched stamina, strong body frame, and superior adaptability. The Dhani breed is highly admired for its dual-purpose nature, serving both dairy and beef farming needs with remarkable performance and resilience... Read more

Powerful Dhani Bulls – The Pride of Pakistani Livestock

At Alhaiwan Group, our goal is to promote the genetic excellence of Pakistan’s indigenous Dhani cattle. Known for their strong muscles, compact structure, and resistance to tough climates, Dhani bulls are a reliable choice for farmers aiming to increase both milk and meat production efficiently. This native breed is also recognized for its low feed requirements and high fertility rate, making it a profitable option for livestock farmers across the country.

Our Dhani bulls are carefully selected from trusted genetic bloodlines and undergo detailed health and fertility screening to ensure top-quality breeding results. Each bull from Alhaiwan Group contributes to improved herd genetics, higher productivity, and long-term farm sustainability. Whether you run a commercial dairy setup or a small-scale livestock business, our Dhani bulls deliver performance you can trust.

At Alhaiwan Group, we combine modern breeding techniques with expert veterinary care to preserve and enhance the legacy of this remarkable Pakistani breed. We also provide guidance on feeding, breeding, and herd management to help our farmers achieve maximum returns from their investment.

Choose Alhaiwan Group’s elite Dhani bulls — where strength, genetics, and performance come together for the future of Pakistan’s livestock industry.

Notes:

•Peak estimates are derived as multipliers of average daily yield: Peak@1.3 = Average × 1.3; Peak@1.4 = Average × 1.4; Peak@1.5 = Average × 1.5. For records already expressed as daily liters, smaller multipliers (1.1–1.2) were applied.
•Flag outliers: If Estimated Peak > 18 L/day, a ■ symbol is shown. These represent upper-tail estimates and are highly sensitive to season and feed conditions. Flag also indicates that the bull comes from a mother with a superior lactation curve, suggesting strong genetic potential to pass this on.
•Parity & season note: Peaks tend to be higher in later parities and in winter/spring, and lower in summer heat stress conditions.
•Validation point: Record a pilot subset of ~20 cows with test-day data at 30–70 days in milk (DIM) to validate whether the 1.4× multiplier holds true for the herd.
•Disclaimer: These are Estimated Peak Yields based on Wood’s lactation curve model and published Dhani lactation studies. They are for communication and selection purposes, not exact test-day measurements.