This is the only other quote I can find on the subject of copper: "Generally, the down type, medium wool sheep of British or European origin, are the most susceptible to copper toxicity. Sheep from Texel breeding are the most susceptible to copper toxicity. Fine-wool type sheep are intermediate in susceptibility to copper toxicosis, while sheep with a high percentage of Finnsheep breeding are least susceptible to copper toxicity." Which isn't particularly specific.
If in doubt, only use a feed that contains a copper antagonist (i.e. molybdenum).