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About Inbreeding Coefficients:
Inbreeding coefficients are a measure of the increased percentage in homozygous (same) gene pairs in an individual in comparison to the breed average. A goat that is inbred is "more likely to have identical gene pairs, so is more likely to express undesirable characteristics from recessive genes, leading to a decline in performance called inbreeding depression" (Shepard, "Practical Genetics for Dairy Goat Breeding," http://certification.goats.langston.edu/login/index.php, p. 293.). Depending on the source, the recommended ceiling should be somewhere between 5 and 12.5% after all generations are considered.
