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The Relaxed Farming Sheep: Our offspring
All about us
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Why keep sheep
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Fascinating facts
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How to look after us
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Our offspring
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Relaxed FarmingOur offspring... (as told by Mrs Brown). People really do love lambs don't they? Badger Face sheep lamb really easily and we are lovely mums (well apart from the fact we let our 'children' end up on your dinner plate!!!).

  • Spring has arrived when you see lambs in the field: Read more

  • Bring on the ram: Read more

  • We are pregnant for about five months: Read more

  • The joys of waiting: Read more

  • Welcome to the world: Read more

  • Smells and sounds: Those first few minutes are a lovely bonding time for us and our lambs where we get used to each other's smells and sounds. Once outside it is important we can recognise them and they can recognise us. Here on the Relaxed smallholding it is not such a problem with just the two of us but in a field or on the moorland where there might be hundreds of us, losing our lambs can happen (imagine your local a park or school playground full of hundreds of mums, dads and children...).

    We use smell and sound more than sight to find each other again. We all have our own individual 'bleats' and 'baas', a bit like your human voices.

  • Growing up: Read more

One of Mrs White's lambs, she is nearby...
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This little one is listening to his mum...
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