Lincoln Sheep are a wool breed native to England that produces the heaviest and longest fleece in the world, which has become popular with spinners and weavers. They are a great choice for those...

Wiltshire Horn sheep are a large-sized, white domestic hair sheep breed that sheds their own wool. Wiltshire Horn sheep are great for both small scale producers and commercial operations for meat...

Barbados Blackbelly Sheep thrive in hot and humid climate types, and are originally from the island of Barbados. A cross between European wooled sheep and West Africa hair sheep breeds, Barbados...

Southdown sheep are an older British breed of sheep that became especially popular in the early 1800’s but are still relevant today as a dual-purpose sheep breed. Southdown sheep are ideal for...

Perendale Sheep were bred specifically for rainy climates and steep cliffs. This breed is for those seeking a medium-sized, white domestic sheep that produces both quality wool and delicious...

Yes, all sheep have tails. Their tails remain intact unless tail docking is performed. Sheep with long tails are docked (have their tail removed) for health and sanitary reasons. Because most farmed...