Hmmm, I haven't tried tying a halter up ever since a bad experience once with one of the Manxes who went totally nuts and nearly strangled herself. Maybe I should give it another go now we have Zwartbles.
I was thinking about a turnover crate for holding them steady, but the more I think about it, I don't actually need the turnover bit, since if they're restrained, I could check feet as you would do a horse. I wonder if this could also be combined with a small footbath?
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The options seem to be the Modulamb one (£650+VAT), which puts the sheep at a comfortable working height, as Rosemary says:
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Or the IAE version, which can either be ground level (£650+VAT), or on a stand (£1400+VAT
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Any thoughts or experience folks?
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