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Roll farms, Yes, I suspected the problem was a dominance issue. Here is a link to some puppy pics from this year. We had a lot of Pintos. They were pretty pups!http://s114.photobucket.com/albums/n246/judyv46122/Puppiesfourandsixweeks/

I bought five Dorper ewe lambs with docks so short the vulva is exoposed. I also have some that are un-docked. I have to say that a partial dock is handy when checking for udder development. I have long docks on my ewe lambs. I place the band just below where the hair starts on the underside of...

Roll farms, Well, I'm trying to decide if we want to breed again. Two of the pups went to Amish homes, so I know they will be breeders. Yes, I've had Pyrs in the past..awesome mentality, but night barkers; and that COAT! I know of two people now who would be interested in a puppy. (you and one...

We have Dorpers. They are pretty darned calm for sheep. I had Dall Sheep before. (pretty darned squirrely) I have a couple of Kathadins, but Hubby doesn't care for them too much. The cross really grows well. The Dorpers add a nice rump. I hear they are taking over Down Under.

Roll Farms, I was worried about finding good livestock homes for 10 puppies, but as people find out about Anatolians, I may not have that problem, lol. I found good homes for all the pups. No more tripping hazards at the farm tonight. All puppies are gone to new homes. Do you have an...

My Jerseys didn''t wear halters, only collars. I kept a collar on one, with a Swiss cow bell. That is an easy way to keep track of your animals. Nowadays, I use the same bells on my sheep. It makes them easy to locate.

There's a fellow in Altamont, IL with mini-jerseys. http://minijerseysbydexter.homestead.com/

I've got a JD850 from the 80's. The only thing I would add to it would be a bucket. That is so handy! Get one with a bucket--It will save you lot's of effort!

Sorry, I spaced that. We are in NW Indiana. (think Purdue) The male pup left for OH on Friday, and a lady from IL may be coming today for the girl. Those pups flew out of here!

I usually hang out at the backyard chicken forum, but have been lurking here. ANYWAY, I have one male & one female purebred Anatolian Sheperd pups ready to bond to your livestock. They are 9 weeks old, have been wormed 4 times, and live in the sheep barn right now. We also have free-range...