In 2003 I bought my first Babydoll Southdown Sheep. In 2005, my first lambs arrived. My 2010 lambs have now arrived. Please contact me (first by email, if possible) for information/reservations. Email: info@gladhourfarm.com

I HAVE BLACK RAM LAMBS FOR SALE!

At time of sale, a buyer may request a brochure from NABSSAR with care tips, and will get a list of the lamb’s life events so far and his "papers." Babydolls make nice pets, wonderful 4-H projects, and great fuel-efficient lawnmowers. Their wool is desirable for blending by handspinners, and their meat-if a person could eat one-is supposed to be excellent. Have you ever seen anything cuter?!!!

Babydoll Southdowns have adorable "smiley" faces with personalities to match. They are calm rather than flighty and stay within their fences well. Reportedly they can be used in orchards to keep the grasses down between trees because they do not girdle the trees as some breeds do. The ewes are excellent mothers. The "babydoll" size is the original Southdown size and the Southdown breed itself is listed with the American Livestock Breeds Conservancy ("recovering"). My original male and female sheep are double-registered with the North American Babydoll Southdown Sheep Association and Registry (NABSSAR) and Olde English Babydoll Southdown Registry.

Contact me for information about lambs for sale or to make a reservation.

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