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@JeniParsons Yeah, tell me about it. It's all delightful until they get footrot and you gotta catch them everyday for two months.
I've seen a *very* good working dog working Ouessant sheep once, but here all we have an unproperly trained dog, and beginner sheperd and an idiot herd. Recipe for disaster 
@JeniParsons They're a bit shy to be pets, and they're quite small to eat. Mine range from 12kg to 35kg. So I guess they're more like cute landmowers 
@JeniParsons They're a bit feral and rustic, but I like them a lot! It's the smallest breed I think. I've seen lambs bigger than them. I also like that they have various colors ranging from black to white.
@JeniParsons Hoooo, right, Jacobs! Thanks!
Anyway, theses Soays look stunning.
@JeniParsons Ooooh I heard of soay as "the breed no fence can contain"! Lovely! I might misremember but I thought they had two pairs of horns as well. Maybe it's yet another breed!
@JeniParsons hooooo what breed is that? There are so many new breeds on matodon! And also they shed? Tell me more!
