Welsh Mountain sheep are small,hardy sheep from the higher parts of the Welsh mountains.The breed was developed in the Welsh hills in the 13th century, being particularly prevalent in the hills of Glamorgan,Monmouthshire, Carmarthenshire and South Powys....

Welsh Hill Speckled Face ewes weigh between 60 – 70kg with the Welsh Hill Speckled Face rams tipping the scales at 80 – 100kg....

Vlachian Sheep adapted to low- input sustainable farming systems, still an integral part of most economy and ecology of this region, sustaining their natural landscape....

Van Rooy rams are widely used to produce crossbred lambs, which put fat on the carcass at a much earlier stage than when crossbreeding two non-fat-tailed breeds....

The Valais Blacknose is a dual-purpose breed, reared for both meat and wool. Valais Blacknose ewes in Switzerland are usually not bred until at least 18 months of age...

Teeswater's wool is in great demand for worsted suiting, knitting wools, as well as blending with other fibres. Staple length 20-30cm, Fleece weight 4 - 8kgs....

Swifter sheep are white, often with a black nose and hooves, which however sometimes appear pale. Especially on the ears but also the rest of the body black spots may be present....

The Swaledale are medium build, has a black face with a white muzzle and white markings around its eyes. Both ewes and rams have a set of low, round, wide horns....

The Suffolk is distinctive for its completely black face and downturned ears, they are polled. The legs, also black, stand out against the single colour of its dense, white fleece, staple length 8-10 cm, micron count 28-33....

The St Croix (Saint 'Croy') is a breed of domestic sheep native to the U.S. Virgin Islands and named for the island of Saint Croix....