[SallyintNorth]

Promised some when she was dry - here they are 

[Mammyshaz]

Aw sally,just adorable. She has the most beautiful eyes,  The boys cannot believe how small she is next to mum   

Edited to ask:- Is Kitty her name?

[Rosemary]

She's gorgeous 

[SallyintNorth]

I'm almost sure she's going to be Kitty - I'm just a little concerned that when I call them in from the field, Kitty and Katy will sound too similar...

[Miss Piggy]

Absolutely adorable, congratulations. Just had Dexter twin heifers which I love to bits but must admit your little Jersey heifer takes some beating......I want one 

[Bionic]

Its just as well I don't have the room otherwise I could see one of those coming my way. She is lovely 
Sally

[sabrina]

What a darling !

[jaykay]

Its just as well I don't have the room otherwise I could see one of those coming my way. She is lovely

Ditto - she is gorgeous 

[HappyHippy]

Super looking wee heifer 
She's just got the prettiest face 

[plumseverywhere]

Really lovely Sally 

[RaisinHall Tamworths]

Aww she is lovely  . Looking forward to when my Jerseys have babies 

[TheCaptain]

very cute- had to join in with mine!

[SallyintNorth]

Ah, bless!  She looks a real sweetheart, Captain.  She's part British Blue?

Does she have a name?

[TheCaptain]

He's British blue indeed, mum is Jersey x fresian. He's awesome, named valentine by my little girl, shortened to Vinnie when it's just me and his Lordship. A bit worried though as his balls haven't fallen off yet even though he was ringed 3 weeks ago. Thoughts?

[SallyintNorth]

Yeah, Vinnie's a better name for a bull calf!    (I can talk, I had a buck rabbit called Lulu. )

Lambs' nuts take more than 3 weeks to fall off, don't they?  More like 5 or 6?  And a bull calf's wee sack is a bit larger than a lamb's - I take it he won't stand still for you to have a good look and make sure the ring's still there.

If there has been a problem and the ring hasn't worked, you can use the burdizzo up to 3 months old.  If you haven't burdizzoed before, definitely get someone who knows what they're doing to show you and help you - if you do it right it doesn't hurt them and works, but it's really easy to not do it right and either cause quite a bit of pain and/or end up with a bull.

Otherwise, castration by the vet is very quick and painless at the time of cutting; they can be a bit miserable for a couple of days afterwards but it is only that - a bit sore for a couple of days.