Coburger Fuchs Schaf (Coburg Fox Sheep)
Coburger Fuchs Schaf (Coburg Fox Sheep)

Coburger Fuchs Lambs and grown sheep are sold mostly through direct marketing for its delicious, tender, and low-fat, meat with a venison taste....

Clun Forest Sheep
Clun Forest Sheep

The Clun Forest is a breed of domestic sheep originating from the area surrounding town of Clun, situated in the beautiful Clun Valley in the southwest corner of Shropshire and near the county of Powys....

Cheviot Sheep
Cheviot Sheep

The Cheviot lambs have a low birthweight, which makes for ease of lambing, yet they are soon on their feet to seek milk....

Charollais Sheep
Charollais Sheep

The Charollais Sheep is a breed of domestic sheep originating in east central France, in the same region in which Charolais cattle originated, Charolles and Saône-et-Loire. ...

Castlemilk Moorit Sheep
Castlemilk Moorit Sheep

Castlemilk Moorit Ewes are always horned and exhibit two uniform and wide spreading horns, the degree of curl of the horns may vary from little to a full semi-circle....

Canadian Arcott Sheep
Canadian Arcott Sheep

Canadian Arcott Sheep are hornless, occasional scurs acceptable, legs set squarely, heavy boned, free from wool, covered with white or mottled hair....

California Red Sheep
California Red Sheep

California Red Lambs are born solid rust or cinnamon red. As it matures, the color of the hair remaining on the legs and head can range from golden to dark cinnamon....

Urinary Calculi (Water Belly)
Urinary Calculi (Water Belly)

Urinary calculi or “water belly” is a common metabolic disease of male sheep and goats. The disease occurs when calculi (stones), usually comprised of phosphate salts, lodge in the urinary tract and prevent urination. ...

Tetanus
Tetanus

Tetanus is a disease caused by Clostridium tetani, an organism commonly found in the soil. It is much more prevalent on farms where horses have been kept. The spores live in the soil for years and can present a continuing disease problem on some farms....

Sub-Acute Fasciolosis
Sub-Acute Fasciolosis

Sub-acute fasciolosis occurs in the late autumn and early winter but in these cases the disease is not so rapidly fatal and the affected sheep may show clinical signs for one or two weeks prior to death....

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