Beth picking up her 2 year old ram prince like he is a child! Ridiculous!! Don’t be fooled into thinking he is a bit of a wuss though. He was first to father a lamb in 2015!

Ouessant lamb in a dog bowl!

Beth training dotty on the halter. This is their usual response. Play dead!!

Bethan, with Quiwan Xidorn (Vern) at the Royal Three Counties show 2015. (photo Royal Three Counties Show)

Bethan, with Timmy a wether lamb at Royal Three Counties show 2015. Timmy, was a star of the Brewin Dolphin stand, where they drew big crowds! (photo Royal Three Counties Show)

Bethan, with Meadowbank Dream II and Rosie at Royal Three Counties show 2015. These pair were the star attraction on the Brewin Dolphin Stand (photo Royal Three Counties Show)

Bethan, with Quiwan Xidorn (Vern) at the Royal Three Counties show 2015. Everybody loved his little jumping up trick! He really is a show off!! (photo Royal Three Counties Show)

Bethan, with Meadowbank Dream II and Rosie at Royal Three Counties show 2015. These pair were the star attraction on the Brewin Dolphin Stand (photo Royal Three Counties Show)

Bethan, Steve Banham and Charlotte Wright, along with Timmy, Rosie and Meadowbank Dream II on the first day of the Three Counties show 2015. These sheep attracted masses of attention to the Brewin Dolphin stand, and were the stars of the day! (Photo Charlotte Wright)

Daisy and a new born, (still wet even) Dotty. She is a real character and is very tame. She was a nightmare lamb though as was always wondering off. Her mother spent all day just looking for her.

One of our rams Vern. Here he is grazing the annex lawn and has spent most of the day looking at himself in the patio doors. They can graze anywhere and don’t make a mess of the ground because they are so light.

Vern and the lambs chasing around. They loved jumping from the annex lawn into a paddock we have.

A ewe and lamb enjoying the new season grass.

Georgia, (left) and Beth showing just how easy the Ouessant sheep is to handle.

Georgia and Beth in with the in lamb ewes that are housed ready to lamb. Don’t be fooled by their size, the Ouessant is a very hardy breed of sheep and does not need to be housed to lamb, we just find it easier.

Beth’s pony Zu keeping and eye on lambing from the ménage.

Georgia and Beth fussing two of the in lamb ewes. Our sheep are very steady, with some being very much pets!

Beth’s favourite ewe, Princess. These sheep have endless charisma and enormous personalities, they make such wonderful pets!

A slightly older Dotty being held by Georgia with Beth looking like she is loosing her ram lamb.

Georgia and Dotty again and a slightly more composed picture of Beth.

Vern’s party piece as taught by my daughters. Great when you have clean clothes on. Thanks girls.

Cheeky baby Dotty chewing Beth’s nails! Our lambs are so inquisitive and are so easy to get tame, they just love attention!

The Meadowbank flock! Alongside our pedigree Ouessants we also have some Shetland Ewe’s which are slightly bigger, creating a more productive meat lamb.

Feeding time in the lamb paddock! As soon as they see us they come running, making lots of very excitable noises!

The rams Vern(Black) and Henry(White) enjoying the summer sun with the ponies! Our rams co-exist very happily together and alongside the horses and our chickens! The Ouessants have such steady temperaments very little upsets them!

Baby ram lamb Bruno having some cuddles! Bruno was our first lamb born, who we’ve now kept to work next year.

Vern and Troy the pony, best friends!

Beth holding 2 year old ram Meadowbank Prince on the Ouessant stand at the Nantwich 2015 show.

Pictures From Satisfied Customers

Sent by Mr and Mrs Chivers from Berkshire. Their 2 Black EweLambs who they have named Sooty and Luna. They were bought from Meadowbank Ouessants in July 2015. Looking good on there halters before they do a bit of showing. Good luck folks!!!

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