Characteristics Thought to be one of the oldest breeds in Britain. The Tamworth is thought of as a medium sized pig and is characterised by having a ginger coat, elongated snout, and long legs. The face can be also be concaved...
The Hebridean is a and ancient breed and would be considered a small sheep, but bold and brave. Pretty much unaltered since before the medieval times. They usually sport attractive curled horns alongside a dense black fleece. It is their looks which boosted their popularity...
Looks The British Saddleback is one of the more strikingly obvious British pig breeds. It has a large distinctive black body with a white band around its middle and front legs, looking as if it has a saddle on its...
The English Longhorn is typically a breed of beef cattle. They originate from Craven in northern England and a male can weight up to 1000kgs They are of course most recognised by their big long horns, but they also sport...
Welsh Mountain Sheep One of the oldest breeds in the world. The Welsh Mountain is a breed full of vigour and is a very lively breed. They very hardy and able to endure extremes of rain, snow, and wind. Welsh Mountain...
Sheep farmers are busy from the start of the spring as March marks the start of the lambing season through to the end of April. However once this busy period is over, the farmers work is not yet done. Sheep...
Jacob sheep are often alert and can be very quick witted. They are a very striking and beautiful breed. They have an impressive posture and this combined with their piebald fleece and extravagant and large horns (all Jacobs have horns)...
Characteristics The Gloucester Old Spot is a large pig and has white colouring and very distinctive black spots (there must be at least one black spot on the body to be registered as an Old Spot). They have lop ears...
