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From the last time we had it - the lambs can look unaffected but be brain damaged. I think I read at the time that their brains can be alot smaller than normal. There was some research done in Belgium from memory.

Ok, I get it profit in a capital society should be a priority. But we now live in a country where we are expected to save the world with our farming practices so is it time to think bigger? Banks have Social Policies now. They choose who they provide bank services to. Should farmers have a...

Our money is electronic, spending can be tracked, so why do we as farmers feed everyone regardless of their actions. There are forces at work decimating UK agriculture. Surely these people need investigating and a debate had as to whether UK farmers are prepared to continue to supply food to them?

I know of a 70 acre area that was left to go wild 20 yrs ago. It’s common land and costly to farm. It’s not going so well. The public are unable to enjoy it - it’s too wild. Neighbour’s are stealing bits from the boundary. So the parish council appealed for farmers to come with their tractors...

I have a 12m old Huntaway that is part trained. Dm me if you’d like a video of him working. Thx

No sorry. The Welsh Sheepdog Society secretary should be able to help you. http://www.welshsheepdogsociety.com/

3 tri-coloured registered Welsh Sheepdog dog pups - ready now to working homes Super strong pups - from working parents (sheep and cattle). Parents can be seen. Parents will gather, work in pens and load/unload trailers. They will bark on command and work loose eyed (no fixed stare or...

I have sent you a message - one of these 2 red bitches is left. I will know which after Tuesday.

We use our dogs (Huntaway x Welsh Sheepdog) for this. They hold the cattle in, bring them out of the shed and move them around the yard. They’re brill - at TB testing they’re worth at least another man and it means we can keep that bit further back from the animals. (I have puppies available...

I’ve think we may have a problem with this so have been hunting for a solution. Some of this info might be helpful: - if your soils and water are high in iron and sulphur this will increase the risk of molybdenum toxicity. In our case we have off the scale iron levels. Iron reduces the amount...

This boy’s going to make a strong dog (sorry about the pose - it’s the only time he stands still )

I have a litter of Huntaway cross Welsh Sheepdog puppies looking for new homes - located in Herefordshire. Both parents are strong workers (cattle and sheep). Work with bark and are happy working in pens, loading trailers etc They are also good guard dogs. Message me for more info.

Last 2 puppies available. Both boys. If interested, please pm me or call/text 07751 717677

I've got a xbred and she's tough as nails. She is not over noisy and was easy to train to work cattle. I thought all Huntaways were this tough but recently met a pure bred that was very soft. So I would agree on shopping around for the right pup.

I still have pups available - keen to work sheep/cattle. We're located in Herefordshire. Please pm me or call/text 07751 717677. Thanks .