Sheep care

Calm handling, healthy sheep and practical care.

Care information for future owners, including general care, preparation, lambing, vaccinations and flock health.

Care approach

Our sheep care approach is centred on welfare, nutrition, routine health checks and suitable homes for each animal.

Routine observation, suitable nutrition, clean water, shade, shelter and calm handling as part of everyday flock care.

Guidance for fencing, shelter, pasture setup, companionship needs and what to prepare before bringing sheep home.

Information about lambing season, early care, flock management and future lamb availability updates.

Basic information about vaccination timing, record keeping and working with a local vet for the right program.

Practical notes on parasite control, hoof care, body condition, flystrike awareness and when to seek veterinary advice.

Frequently asked questions

Are Valais Blacknose and Babydolls suitable as pet sheep?

Yes. Both breeds are known for their friendly temperaments and are popular as companion and lifestyle sheep when properly cared for.

Do sheep need to live with other sheep?

Yes. Sheep are social animals and should not be kept alone. We recommend keeping at least two compatible sheep together.

Will you offer lambs or breeding stock in the future?

Yes. Future availability and waitlist information will be announced through the Farm Journal section and direct enquiries.

Do you sell wool or fleece?

We plan to offer selected raw fleece and wool products depending on seasonal availability and flock growth.