Melt with the beauty of the 'world's cutest' black-nosed sheep
The cutest black-nosed sheep in the world were first born in Australia, after embryos were imported from the UK.
Born in the Swiss Alps, Valais black-nosed sheep have traditionally been raised for meat and wool, but their appearance and gentle temperament have made them the most gentle pets.
With their raccoon-like eyes and shaggy "jacket," they look like they've stepped out of a Disney cartoon. Valais Black-nosed Sheep is called "the cutest sheep in the world". So now, they are the hottest ticket in the world of sheep.
Australia's Head of Agricultural Biosecurity Andrew Tongue said the Valais black-nosed sheep had never been seen on Australian soil before.
'The breed has now spread to Europe, the UK and the US, and now the first Valais are available in Australia, the first calves have been born. In fact, farmers and pet lovers have been interested in bringing Valais black-nosed sheep into Australia for many years," added Andrew Tongue.
Breeding embryos and sperm were imported into Australia by specialist company Caprotek, after the company applied for importation with the Australian Department of Agriculture.
Valais black-nosed sheep embryo and sperm products must meet strict standards and have also passed strict veterinary standards in the UK and Europe before being imported into Australia.
Strict biosecurity measures had to be taken during transport, as genetic material from sheep, if not handled with care, can pose disease risks, including placental disease. , a common disease in cattle.
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