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Lambing/Breeding 2014-Parsnip
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But her belly is so sunken in ughhh
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Hate to say this...but from the pics...you could still have a bit of wait for her to lamb...her udder is the size of my Dixie who is not due until the end of this month or beginning of May. Hope I'm wrong...I know this is making you worry...and I'm no vet...this is just my opinion from the pics.
When Dolly's panting went away, I'm guessing the twin lambs in there moved and were no longer pushing on her lungs.
Everything I've read has talked about ewes staring off in the distance, leaving the rest of sheep and going off feed...not one of mine has ever done that all these years...they didn't read the books
When Dolly's panting went away, I'm guessing the twin lambs in there moved and were no longer pushing on her lungs.
Everything I've read has talked about ewes staring off in the distance, leaving the rest of sheep and going off feed...not one of mine has ever done that all these years...they didn't read the books
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Lol i just want her to lamb sometime this year. And i want gelthy babies
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oops...guess Dixie was not going to lamb in 3 to 4 weeks...she shocked me late last night with this little ewe born just before the storms hit!!!! Disregard my last post Luv LOLOLOL
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bonbean, that is exactly the kind of thing I've been worried about as well
Most sheep have most definitely not been told about the "signs of impending lambing."
Most sheep have most definitely not been told about the "signs of impending lambing."
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That lamb looks like mammy...it could be any day
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So dixie was like mammy omg this changes everything. Btw mammys back area was quite pink and swollen, and her belly is so sunken in.
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bonbean, did Dixie's belly get big before she lambed?
Or was it pretty steadily a small belly?
HER LAMB IS ADORABLE, LOOK AT THAT SWEET FACE.
Heh heh, what a surprise! Her udder must have swelled right at he last minute!!!
I'm trying to determine whether Diana is gonna lamb sometime next month!!!
She really doesn't have an udder, AND her belly is not that big!![:\](/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/side.png "side :\")
I don't know if this is a way of telling or not, but right in front of her udder, her belly is tight, like real tight.
I compared to Pax's belly in the same area, and Pax's belly is kind of squishy in front of her udder.
C'MON DIANA GIVE ME BABIES.
Or was it pretty steadily a small belly?
HER LAMB IS ADORABLE, LOOK AT THAT SWEET FACE.
Heh heh, what a surprise! Her udder must have swelled right at he last minute!!!
I'm trying to determine whether Diana is gonna lamb sometime next month!!!
She really doesn't have an udder, AND her belly is not that big!
I don't know if this is a way of telling or not, but right in front of her udder, her belly is tight, like real tight.
I compared to Pax's belly in the same area, and Pax's belly is kind of squishy in front of her udder.
C'MON DIANA GIVE ME BABIES.
