Perfectly Sheepish

I work with many different types of fiber and I was delighted to find a fine wool sheep that has a wide range of colors much like alpacas.  Shetland wool varies greatly from ultra-fine, next to the skin handknits, to coarser outer garments and woven rugs.  The possibilities are endless.  Shetlands are small and easy to manage.  Perfect for a new shepherd with small acreage.  And they are the cutest things ever!  It is not unusual for them to follow their shepherdess around just like a puppy dog  in anticipation of a brisket rub.



                                                              Our Flock

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Sheepy Hollow Stella
DOB: 04/2007 
Color: Black
Markings: Smirslet

Stella has a long staple length and a fine undercoat.  She will be bred this fall.






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Sheepy Hollow Pixie
DOB: 04/2007
Color: Black
Markings: Smirslet

Pixie is a wonderful mother and has a yummy black fleece.  She will be bred this fall.





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Sheepy Hollow Page
DOB: 04/2007
Color: Moorit
Markings: Bleset

Page loves to have her face rubbed.  She has a beautiful brownish-red wool that is amazingly soft.
Page will be bred this fall.








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Eweness
DOB: 07/03/2010
Color: Fawn
Markings: gold flecks on face

Eweness loves attention and follows me wherever I go.  She is well mannered and waits her turn for a quick neck rub.  Eweness has super soft crimpy wool.









We are members of the North American Shetland Sheepbreeders Association and all of our sheep are registered or in the process.  Please visit shetland-sheep.org for more information on this primitive sheep breed or give us a call.  We love to talk sheep!