
She's back!
We buzzed up to the farm to fetch her tonight after work. After a month at the 'luxury spa' (complete with hot and cold running boyfriend), she came home all blonde and beautiful.

He kept circling her, trying to sniff her butt.




We're keeping our fingers crossed that she got bred. This isn't the normal time of year for a ewe to come into season, but Shetlands can lamb a couple of times of year, so we're hopeful.
My only worry is that a lamb born in August doesn't have a lot of time to grow much of a fleece in time for winter.
I guess I could always knit it a sweater...
6 comments:
Fingers crossed!
xo
I love "The Look!" If that doesn't say back off, I don't know what does.
I'm sure he'll be okay. I'm predicting a warm summer and loooooonnnngggg Indian Fall. He'll have time.
Or you can bring him in the house, a la "Where's Bee?"
I vote for a house lamb too, think of the blog fodder.
Very funny. You read sheep minds quite well. Hoping nature is taking the proper course (And it WILL because my captcha 'word' is MOMMI.)
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