Mine are due NOW allegedly!! See previous post - and, as the others above are doing, they are in at night and out during the day which is fine as long as it is dry and reasonably warm like it is at the moment. I think its better for the ewes to be outside when the weather is permissable rather than being stuck in a shed. However, the weather is due to turn shortly so I will be leaving mine in during the day as well if its wet. I think its safer that way. I just wish they'd hurry up. As regards your other post, my Dorsets have never had triplets, although I have only lambed three times - this is the fourth. I could be encroaching on an area of which I don't have sufficient knowledge, but I think its mainly the more commercial breeds, such as Mules, which are prone to having triplets. An acquaintence of mine keeps 200 Dorsets and has the odd set of triplets - not like on 'Lambing Live' where they were arriving by the truckload!! Please let me know how you get on with yours when they've lambed.