Meet Paddington! Paddington is a very brave little lamb. He’s full of energy and is already showing the other sheep who’s in charge. He loves to run and play! He has a white-spot on his neck—it’s becoming less noticeable as he grows.
He’s about 3-month-old, born on February 21, 2011. His mother is Emma, and his father is Whitman. He and Teddy are twin brothers. Old sheep are registered with the Old English Southdown “Baby Doll” Sheep Registry.
For more information, visit Paddington’s Page.
Meet Teddy. Teddy is a very sweet, very tame little lamb. He was actually bottle-fed part of the time so he comes when called. When I go out to fed the sheep–He runs up and lets me give him a hug. He’s like my foster-lamb—so I want him to go to a special home! He’s turning out to be just beautiful.
He’s a twin—Paddington is his brother. He’s about 3-month-old, born on February 21, 2011. His mother is Emma, and his father is Whitman. He’s shown in the photo with his father Whitman.
He’s weaned and ready to go to his new home. He’ll make some lucky shepherd a wonderful herdshire. Our sheep are registered with Mr. Mock’s registry.
For more information, visit Teddy’s Page.
My friends, Rebecca and Keith, have some beautiful Great Pyrenees puppies if you’re looking for a guard dog for your sheep. Email Rebecca (rebekahmattox@hotmail.com) for more information.
Rebecca says that some are all white and some are spotted. I don’t know which ones are male and female. Maybe Rebecca will comment with more information.
Emma gave birth to beautiful twin black rams last night. They are adorable! They both have white spots on their heads and Paddington has one on his neck.
Meet Paddington and Teddy. They will be weaned and ready to go to their new homes in early May.
We are breeder of Old English Southdown “Baby Doll” sheep. A minature breed of sheep. Each year Baby Doll lambs are born in the late Winter or early Spring. In 2011, our first lamb was born on Saturday, January 15th.
McGruber is sold. He’s getting ready for his new home in Tennessee. Stay tuned! We’re still expecting more lambs. This is McGruber. He was born backwards–back side first rather that head first. He’s a black ram that should be weaned and ready to go to his new home around March 12th.
