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Mike'sgotalittlelamb
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What a cutie. She looks good. Filled out, but not in a bloated kind of way. You don't know her breed but she is a twin. My hair sheep twins run smaller than singles but still look solid.Just as a little update, these are pictures from today. I also snapped one from the top, just to show how she is not in any way sunken in.
I'll ask if they have any other lambs at the moment, but I dunno if they do. Another thing is that I am currently keeping her in my house because I do not have an enclosed area to keep her in, so, honestly, I'm sadly not sure a friend would be feasible. I'd get her one 100%, but I might not have the room.She needs a friend. Can you bring another from this herd to be with her so she isn't a loner when returned to that farm? Another lamb will help to transition from bottle babe to being a sheep. I raise goats and occasionally have to bottle one but, try to leave with herd to keep them a member of their world. Then I'd switch to fewer bottles, then less per bottle to 1x a day, so her system converts as it would when the natural weaning would happen.
Same when I buy new ones -- I try to get 2, for comfort of a known friend when integrating to herd.