Babydoll Southdown Sheep For Sale

08/12/2024

Amazing way to utilize wool!! Check it out.
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06/25/2024

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142 signatures are needed, let’s get there by the end of the day?

05/03/2024

They go home at the end of this month. And I’m already getting dad to see them leave us.

Unlike our puppies- this is a once a year thing for our Babydoll Southdown Sheep.

Yesterday was picture day for both our Owners and our Headshots for the registries.

Pictures will be emailed this weekend to our owners and they will make their selections by Wednesday.

I will only email pictures that fit all of your preferences.

Can’t wait for you to see them.

04/30/2024

Lamgo Sheep Update:
It’s been a busy few weeks and weather has interrupted our schedule a few times.

So here is the new schedule:

🐑 Tomorrow is Headshots and pictures of the Lambs.
🐑 Pictures will be emailed or texted this weekend.
🐑 you will be asked to make your final decisions on your lambs by Wednesday, May 8th.
🐑 The first group will begin weaning this weekend.
🐑 any Wethers will be banded at 7 wks and will go home at 9-10 wks old.
🐑 depending on your pick of the lambs and their birthdays- they can be picked up May 18, May 25, and June 1st.

Any questions- feel free to text me (Sandi) at 817-366-7995.

04/15/2024

Shearing day went well and our Babydolls are loving life without those winter coats.

Lambs are now turned out on the grass with their mommas and weaning will begin over the next few weeks depending on the birth dates.

Official Pictures will be taken on the 27th and sent to those on the reservation list for official selection.

Right now I’m scheduling pick ups for May 18 and May 25.

04/14/2024

Shearing is now complete! I’ve been struggling with connecting my Instagram stories here on Facebook- so here is today’s story.

04/10/2024

I’ve been a little absent this past week getting the barn ready to keep everyone dry because….

🐑 Tomorrow is shearing day on the farm!!!

These Wooly fluff balls are ready for it too!

I’ll be doing ultrasounds on my 4 Babydoll ewes who have yet to lamb just to see what’s going on there.

Right now I believe we have enough to provide for current reservation preferences. If anyone turns down a lamb- I’ll alert our back up reservation list.

🩵 I’ll be contacting you all this next week with updated pictures.

You won’t need to make your final choices for another few weeks though.

🩵 I’ll have better pictures for that. We want you to see all of the features on each lamb to service your preferences.

🗓️ This is just a reminder that our reservation list usually fills up by January. So anyone considering us for next year- you can start by completing our online questionnaire.

🐑🐑 We have a great advantage when it comes to shepherds looking for a diverse selection of breeding lines. We have enough excellent proven registered lines that you can get just what you need right here for your breeding stock.

-Sandi Lamgo

03/31/2024

Happy Easter Everyone!!!

03/27/2024

Off white twin Registered Babydoll Southdown rams born this afternoon. Using my Christmas sweaters. Seemed appropriate for today’s cooler weather.

Lambing stats do far:
5 white rams
3 white ewes
3 black ewes

03/19/2024

Three more babydoll lambs.
Off white ram - another blue sweater.
Black ewe- born at 5:34pm- a big girl 9.1 lbs.
Off white ewe- born last night at 11:53pm.

03/18/2024

2024 Registered Babydoll Lambing has begun!!! Yay!! So far we have an off white Ram and little black ewe.

Our RESERVATION list is currently full but we do have a wait list for back ups if we have a lot of multiples.

For those on our reservation list here is the process:

Weekly pictures and video will be posted. Once all lambs are born- I will pull out those that match your request and then you can choose your lambs from that group at 6 weeks old. Pick up is then at 8-10 weeks old.

I’ll post here and on our Instagram page for video. https://www.instagram.com/lamgo_farms_sheep?igsh=d3pibmk1MjR3ZW5l&utm_source=qr

So excited for this season!!!

-Sandi Lamgo

01/24/2024

Our beautiful Registerd Babydoll Southdown Sheep will begin Lambing around March 20th.

They’ll go home at 8-10 weeks old.

We still have a handful of spots open on our reservation list.

We typically sell out prior to lambing so make sure you get on the reservation list to ensure we will have something for you.

We will have both off white and black babies. All with excellent genetics and dispositions.

Our pricing is located on our website www.LamgoSheep.com

Inquiries can text me at 817-366-7995 or email [email protected].

(Attached pictures of lambs are not available)

01/12/2024

2023 was our first year breeding our new flock of mini Babydoll sheep and mini Harlequin sheep (the spotted, hornless ones). It was a great year and we met some wonderful new friends.

We still have room on our reservations lists for this coming Spring. Drop us a PM if you'd like our Lamb Readiness Questionnaire - but only if you want the BEST mini sheep available.

06/18/2023

Exceptional opportunity to own legendary Babydoll Southdown rams. Diane is a legend in the Babydoll world and has done so much for this breed. Having these rams in your flock means having true legacy stock.

05/29/2023

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05/29/2023

Chief Sheep Wrangler Andrew giving some last minute cuddles to a Babydoll ready for his new home.

Andrew has been working sun up to sundown caring for the sheep and ensuring they are healthy and happy. Thanks, Andrew we couldn't do it without you.

05/11/2023

It's THAT time of year. Lambs aren't shorn before their first birthday usually BUT adults need that haircut every year. As a public service, here's a link to a directory of certified shearers across the US. Please note that you can check nearby states as some shearers service mulitple states.

Remember, they begin to book their routes in January, so it's best to make contact as soon as possible to ensure you'll have service when needed.

Another note on finding a Shearer, please ask if they are experienced in shearing mini sheep. Some pros do not have experience and some do not want to shear the little ones!!

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04/26/2023

Clarification for those who may be wondering. Please note that Lamgo Sheep maintains TWO separate flocks: one is purebred, registered Babydoll Southdowns, the other is registered Harlequin - also a miniature sheep breed which was developed in the USA.

Two distinct breeds - two very different sets of characteristics, and origins.

A Harlequin is NOT a spotted Babydoll, and spotted Babydolls are NOT Harlequins..... please visit the Harlequin registry for details on the differences.

You may read alot about these two breeds and the best way to ensure you are reading the truth is to go the the definitive sources for accurate information. For us, our sheep are registered with NABSSAR, BSSBA, BSRA and the Harlequins are, of course, with HSSR.

We adhere to the highest ethical standards as livestock breeders with many years of experience

https://HarlequinSheepSociety.com

04/26/2023

JACKPOT!!!! Lamgo Sheep announces a breakthrough - we have had twin ewes on 4/19 born to a registered Black Babydoll ram mated to a registered White Babydoll. One twin is white and the other is black with a substantial white spot on her head.

In our first year of breeding - we know how rare this is. Day by day we've been watching this spot grow and now feel confident to register her as our first spotted Babydoll.

Of course, she'll be staying here... we'll share more pics as we can.

04/15/2023

Guess what? http://LamgoSheep.com is now live. We'll be adding more as days go by but we hope you'll come visit our new site.

03/17/2023

Anyone in the area that can temp foster so they can be vetted?? Contact OP

03/13/2023

Today is a day for happy news! It's Sandi Lamgo's birthday! I hope all of you will take a moment to wish her a happy day on this post. I'll be introducing Sandi is greater detail in another post very soon, but suffice to say she is an amazing woman. When you read about her you'll know WHY she is amazing and you'll most certainly agree with me.

03/13/2023

Remember Eli from the other day?

I wanted to share “the rest of the story” with something truly inspiring that happened today. As you may know, Eli has been our foster dog mentioned in a previous post who was pulled by Bluebonnet Animal Rescue on the day of his scheduled death.

I’m not going to say euthanized or EU, because let’s call a spade a spade, so-called “shelters” regularly kill animals in order to make room for the next unwanted animal to come in. If no one wants to adopt a particular dog or cat, too bad…. it’s killed to make room for the next potentially unwanted pet. This repeats and repeats unless one of these poor souls find a champion to save them. This is the ugly, inconvenient truth.

When Eli was first posted as needing out of the kill shelter on his “scheduled day” there were many comments with sad emojis pleading for anyone to help. Anyone but them. They all talked a lot about wanting to help but didn't actually take the steps to make it happen.

What they need to understand is that on “those” days – nothing waits for people to get everything lined up perfectly in their personal lives in order to bail out the poor animal in need. They either literally get pulled out, or they die. Clinical, cold and so, so sad.

Eli was lucky, twice! Today, something amazing happened. Another person, who already had a full life with multiple dogs, kids, work, and a farm to run, living over 4 hours away stepped up to continue fostering Eli until his forever family is found. This person didn't just talk about wanting to help, they TOOK ACTION. They got in their vehicle even though they had plenty to do at home, and they drove a long time across state borders to pick up Eli and welcome him into their home and their hearts. It wasn’t the least bit convenient. It seldom is. But I bet when they lay their heads down tonight, they are proud that they made a difference.

Tonight my heart is full seeing someone go above and beyond to help an animal in need. It's a reminder that we can all make a difference if we're willing to take action and step up when the opportunity arises.

My “space” will now be available the next time “that day” comes for another dog. Even if you can be there as an “emergency” foster – one who gets the dog safe from danger for a day or a week while we work on a more permanent foster situation – YOU HAVE SAVED A LIFE.

So here's to the amazing family now fostering Eli - thank you for being a shining example of compassion and kindness. And to anyone else who's been thinking about fostering or adopting an animal, don't stay a *keyboard cryer* - take that first step and make a difference!

Please visit Bluebonnet Animal Rescue and fill out a Foster application. Better yet, apply to give this wonderful guy the home he deserves. I just know the next “Eli” is right around the corner…

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03/13/2023

We promised details and here they are. This lovely lady is called "Lemony", her mom is "Bloom". Although the kids named the lamb the name could change at any time! Welcome Lemony.... we already love you. Here's a pic from today with her sporting her little sweater....