Brend & Mariam -Pair(F3 Valais Sheep)-ewe$ Ram Lambs _$2300/pair
Palm Farmstead Valais - F3 Ram & ewe Lambs (87%) Valais Blacknose. When offering Valais Blacknose Sheep as pets, we prioritise responsible breeding practices, emphasising the importance of selecting breeding pairs that showcase desirable traits and genetic diversity. As a breeder, our goal extends beyond the initial purchase; it involves fostering a community of informed and responsible owners who share a commitment to the well-being of these delightful sheep whilst ensuring their presence continues to thrive in United States.
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Tips and Resources
Valais Blacknose Care
This includes providing a balanced and nutritious diet, offering shelter tailored to their needs, regular health monitoring, shearing twice a year, facilitating social interaction, especially for their sociable nature, and implementing responsible breeding practices for genetic diversity.
Tips for Optimal Care
Explore insights and best practices to ensure the health, happiness, and well-being of your Valais flock. Trust Gordilly Park to be your partner in cultivating a nurturing environment.
Ample Space:
Valais Blacknose sheep are relatively large animals, and they require ample space to graze and roam. If you have a small backyard or live in an urban environment, they may not be the most practical pets.
Social Animals:
Sheep are social animals, and it’s usually recommended to have at least two sheep together. Keeping them in pairs or small groups can help prevent loneliness and stress.
Care and Maintenance:
Like any pet, Valais Blacknose sheep require proper care, including access to fresh water, appropriate nutrition, and veterinary attention when needed
Wool Management:
Valais Blacknose sheep have a dense coat of wool that will require shearing, especially in hotter months. Proper wool management is important for their comfort, health and well-being.
Zoning and Regulations:
Check local zoning laws and regulations to ensure that keeping sheep is allowed in your area. Some places may have restrictions on livestock within residential areas.
Reproduction:
While they do not adhere strictly to a seasonal breeding pattern, it is advisable to engage in natural breeding once annually. The average reproduction rate stands at 1.6 lamb
Healthy Hooves:
Regularly check the hooves of Valais Blacknose sheep, especially after prolonged period of rain. Wet and muddy environments can contribute to foot problems such as scald. Providing ample shelter and bedding will help maintain their health and comfort.
Breeding Records:
For those involved in breeding Valais Blacknose Sheep, keeping accurate records of breeding activities, pedigrees, and health histories may be required. DNA samples are taken and recorded as this helps maintain the integrity of the breed and assists in tracking the health and genetic background of each and
Fencing:
Although sheep are known to be good jumpers Valais are a more relaxed breed. They are regularly seen jumping for joy not jumping to escape. Many people enjoy haing their Valais’ roam close so they can have social contact on a regular basis and enjoy their friendly, loving nature. Ensuring that your fencing is secure so they can not accidently wander will prevent heart break.
Contact: (402)446-1788
Email: palmfarmsteads@gmail.com
www.palmfarmsteads.com
40510 J Rd Mancos, Colorado(CO), 81328
