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I just got a couple of baby doll sheep (a male and a female), and I understand they only breed when the days are getting shorter (like in the autumn.) With the days getting longer now, is it safe to keep them in the same backyard pen (until I can build another one)?

But how could it be natural if the ewes aren't naturally fertile in March?

So what do you make of this? http://www.bestweekever.tv/2011-09-01/meet-irene-hope-a-hurricane-baby-lamb-miracle/ The article says the zoo keepers were surprised, but if Truffles was given a CIDR it would have to have been planed. Could this have happened naturally?

How unusual is it for a Southdown sheep to be born in late August (like the one born in Central Park Zoo)? Has that ever happened before?