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Posted: Sunday 18 December, 2011
I'm very, very pleased to report that Dickie has recovered from his rhododendron snack.
He's had more charcoal, a few oatcakes then a wee feed and some hay. It's a lovely day here, and he really wants to get out. Yesterday, he was quite happy to be inside.
Off to grant his wish now, and let him out. He's a very lucky sheep 
There are just short of sixty (56) sheep breeds that are native Britain – more than anywhere else in the world. Of the
Although it doesn't need a lot of specialist kit, before you buy sheep, it’s helpful to acquire some basic equipment.
Fasciola hepatica (Liver fluke) is a serious parasite of both sheep and cattle; unlike worms, it is not host specific bu
Dalmore, Station Road,
Barry, Angus. DD7 7RS.
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