Lonk Sheep
Lonk Sheep

The Lonk sheep breed is over two hundred years old and largest hill breeds native to the UK. Lonk sheep are considered to be mountain sheep, but they do well on the lower lands. Lonk ewes are good, prolific mothers....

Dubska Pramenka Sheep
Dubska Pramenka Sheep

The Dubska Pramenka belongs to the indigenous sheep of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Most sheep are shot, while rams are usually horned. The head may be completely black or white with more or less black pigmented sides of the face....

Lamon Sheep
Lamon Sheep

The Lamon also known as Lamonese or Feltrina, an Alpine breed, is one of the few Italian breeds of which there are flocks in migration throughout the year. Today most Lamon are not migratory....

Thônes et Marthod Sheep
Thônes et Marthod Sheep

The Thônes and Marthod is one of the hardiest of the French breeds, well adapted to the cold winters and rugged terrain of the western Alps....

Herdwick Sheep
Herdwick Sheep

Herdwick Sheep, the hardiest sheep breed in Britain, the Herdwick sheep are native to the Lake District. The average weight of Herdwick ewes at maturity is 35 - 45 kg and Herdwick rams weigh 65 - 75 kg....

Assaf Sheep
Assaf Sheep

Assaf is a breed of domesticated sheep from Israel. The Assaf breed was developed by crossbreeding the Awassi and German East Friesian sheep....

Lleyn Sheep
Lleyn Sheep

Lleyn sheep originate from the Lleyn Peninsula in North Wales. The fastest growing sheep breed in the UK....

Poll Dorset
Poll Dorset

The Poll Dorset breed has been so well received by the industry that it has grown to be the biggest meat breed in both New Zealand and Australia. Poll Dorset ewes are noted for their high fertility, mothering and milking ability. ...

 Plants Poisoning
Plants Poisoning

Poisonings can occur unwittingly, as when toxic plants end up in harvested grains and forage or curious cattle stick their noses in the wrong barrel. Certain plants cause death, illness, abortion, metabolic disorders, and other problems....

Kerry Hill Sheep
Kerry Hill Sheep

The Kerry Hill breed is speckle faced (black and white), not to dark. The head is fairly long, and covered with wool between the ears and on the jaws; also a bunch of tuft of wool appears on the forehead....

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