The first way to own a Valais Blacknose Sheep *** Breed up *
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F1 Valais Blacknose 50%
F3 Valais Blacknose 87.5%
F1 Valais Blacknose 50%
The F1 is a first-generation breeding of a foundation ewe( in our case, Scottish blackface). The foundation ewe is artificially inseminated with imported semen from a 100% Valais Blacknose sheep by a Specialized Reproductive Veterinarian. Producing a F1. Pictured **It had to be ewe Haddie
F2 Valais Blacknose 75%
F3 Valais Blacknose 87.5%
F1 Valais Blacknose 50%
The F2 is a second-generation breeding of an F1. The F1 is artificially inseminated with imported semen from a 100% Valais Blacknose sheep by a Specialized Reproductive Veterinarian. Producing a F2.
Pictured** twins- I love Lucy and I Dream of Jeannie
F3 Valais Blacknose 87.5%
F3 Valais Blacknose 87.5%
F3 Valais Blacknose 87.5%
The F3 is a third-generation breeding of an F2. The F2 is artificially inseminated with imported semen from a 100% Valais Blacknose sheep by a specialized reproductive Veterinarian. Producing a F3
Pictured ** Jubilee
Domestic Purebred F4
F3 Valais Blacknose 87.5%
F3 Valais Blacknose 87.5%
The F4 is a fourth-generation breeding of an F3. The F3 is artificially inseminated with imported semen from a 100% Valais Blacknose Sheep by a specialized reproductive Veterinarian, Producing an F4
Pictured **Lady Mary and Lady Bug
Picture of HHF Lieutenant General a Ram born from an Embryo
The Second way to obtain a Valais Blacknose Sheep--** embryo
Embryo transfer is the process by which a fertilized embryo (eggs)from a Valais is flushed (removed) from a Valais Ewe & then transplanted into suitably synchronized recipient ewes to establish a surrogate pregnancy. In other words, the egg is implanted into a surrogate/recipient ewe to carry the baby lamb for 5 month