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Sheep
What is a dam sheep?
Dam - mother. DE - digestible energy. Diarrhea - increased frequency, fluidity, or volume of fecal excretion. Dock - to remove the tail (v) or the sho...
What are the issues of having sheep?
The main welfare issues affecting sheep are from mutilations, lameness, transport and illness caused by disease. The health problems of sheep are larg...
What is tupping?
Why do they call it Tupping?What type of word is Tupping?Why is a male sheep called a tup?What is pre Tupping?Are TUPS sheep?What do ewes mean?What d...
How much weight does a baby sheep have?
Most lambs should weigh between 8 to 12 pounds at birth, depending on mature size of the sire and dam. The genetic heritability is low, but producers ...
What is average speeg of cutting hair of sheep?
How long does it take to shave a sheep?What is the fastest time to shear a sheep?How many sheep get sheared in a day?How fast does sheep hair grow?Ho...
What is the name of asheep's home?
The name of a sheep home is called sheep pen, sheepcote or sheepfold. It is an enclosure made up of local earth and the floor is of mud, and also has ...
What are the most 5 important ways to a healthy sheep herd?
What makes a healthy sheep?How do farmers keep sheep healthy?What are 5 desirable characteristics when choosing a breeding sheep?How can you tell if ...
Is a young lamb called a sheep?
Sheep A baby sheep is called a lamb. A ewe can have a single lamb or twins. Triplets sometimes occur. Goats A baby goat is called a kid. What are youn...
Is a bighorn is a native animal?
The bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis) is a species of sheep native to North America. Are Bighorn native to Texas?Are bighorn sheep native to Yellowstone...