Hair sheep are bred to shed. Improper breading results in animals who don't.
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Don’t know why but I can’t get enough of your videos! Educational, yes, but what I really love is your clear affection for and love of the animals you shear.
@lynnblanchard11 ай бұрын
I agree, I found these videos to be very calming and relaxing like she's shearing my anxiety away while watching.
@MBMCincy6311 ай бұрын
Same w me, a city girl that has limited knowledge on the subject but adores animals and appreciates the thoughtful care and beauty u bring to these lovely sentient beings😇🐑. Plus I appreciate all the explanations u shear w us (pun intended).
@donnakahriger2511 ай бұрын
Great comments!
@mjm-741811 ай бұрын
I feel the same! Love this girl!
@krosstime551011 ай бұрын
Really liked the close up shots as you explained how holding the clippers avoided nicking her. Tremendous job! You are so considerate of the sheep. ❤
@lovelightcontinuum11 ай бұрын
Her narratives are always interesting and makes sense.
@juniekalu934011 ай бұрын
Is there a way to use these safety features on a dog who is matted and anxious…especially in her paws …I’m so afraid to nick her …she’s old and super sensitive
@karmicrafts549811 ай бұрын
What I love about your videos is the absolute respect you have for your fleecy friends, and the mutual trust you have in each other. I think the critters feel glorious after getting a nick-free shear - a win-win all around!!! ❤❤❤🌈
@jandavis152311 ай бұрын
This is the only shearer I watch. She’s amazing and gentle with her barber clients making sure she puts their needs first❤️ nothing worse than watching someone rough up an animal 😭💔 Keep up the fantastic work
@km_618111 ай бұрын
Ditto
@thruErinseyes11 ай бұрын
Amen to that, KM!
@donnakahriger2511 ай бұрын
Completely out of my life sphere but I find your videos throughly interesting and educational! Cheers!
@DougPalumbo11 ай бұрын
Овечке небольно когда стригут
@user-fv1vk5io2k11 ай бұрын
Agreed! I've never petted or interacted with a sheep or a llama. And this is more interesting than watching horse shoeing...
@AdakStillStands11 ай бұрын
She must have been so glad to get shorn. Thank you for taking such ggo care of her !
@nicolelafontaine172011 ай бұрын
You did an amazing job on her, so careful and gentle with her skin especially. Thank you on her behalf! 👍👍
@rainsofhealing11 ай бұрын
I have no clue why I feel this way but dammit, watching how easily you make these animals feel a thousand times better is just super sexy to me. Keep being awesome!
@zara667311 ай бұрын
OMGoodness, me too Zara. Plus I also enjoy the educational narrative❤🐑😇
@donnakahriger2511 ай бұрын
I'd like to make a small request: if you could put a side-by-side before and after picture at the end of the videos, so we can see the comparison directly, I know that would bring me *great* joy. I'm sure there are other people around here who'd like it as well. Just a thought! Either way, keep up the good work!
@jonathananonymouse768511 ай бұрын
Ill work on that. The next month are videos I made back in '21. Ill get something going after that.
@rightchoiceshearing11 ай бұрын
@@rightchoiceshearing Sounds good. Thank you!
@jonathananonymouse768511 ай бұрын
Wow, Jonathan, that's a great idea!
@donnakahriger2511 ай бұрын
@@donnakahriger25 Well, thank you!
@jonathananonymouse768511 ай бұрын
I really look forward to your videos. Watching you shear them is mesmerizing and it’s a delight to see how careful you are to make sure that the animal is as comfortable as possible (and your explanations during it along with seeing it are so helpful. :)
@VonnieKH11 ай бұрын
Good morning Kate and Darian. hope y'all off great day. ❤
@jeannajohnson750311 ай бұрын
Man you’re so smart and super good at this. Both of you! I know only what I’ve learned from your videos. And I enjoy them so much! ❤❤
@thruErinseyes11 ай бұрын
Thank you so much.🤘🏻💕
@rightchoiceshearing11 ай бұрын
Your wife and you are a blessing to sheep, llamas etc!
@carolbamforth747511 ай бұрын
You and your wife are not only 'Right Choice' , you are Top Choice! Just 'CHOICE' , all around! As Ll my many animals would say, 'great hoomans' 👍💙💖🥰✌
@laurajarrell618711 ай бұрын
I love watching these. You're very thoughtful as well as skilled
@annstafford478911 ай бұрын
I've recently come across your channel. It's very satisfying watching you work. What happens to the mats that's aren't sold??❤
@saraharmstrong815011 ай бұрын
Thank you Katie. This channel is vitally important as education in animal husbandry is sorely needed. Nice work.
@Bluewaterpinessantarosabeach11 ай бұрын
I bet she felt so much better! Wow!
@amaoimao237411 ай бұрын
Great job!! I love watching you work! So satisfying to see all that wool fall away 😊
@DutchIsraeli11 ай бұрын
Great job protecting the skin. 🌈💜🇺🇸
@Dianelee99911 ай бұрын
Much love from Texas! Thanks for sharing, Love your content!!!❤
@senseimontenegro970311 ай бұрын
I was like,”hmmm. There are gonna be quite a few tension wrinkles on this girl…” lol. I’ve been watching diligently!
@stephgreen307011 ай бұрын
Poor baby. God bless you for helping her out
@tartsonawire11 ай бұрын
Thank you for being so compassionate with all the animals. I've seen some videos of shearing that is painful to watch!
@PrettierAfter5011 ай бұрын
I haven't seen any other shearing videos, but anything slightly untoward to animals, vamoose! It's the Right Choice for me😁👍❤🐑😇
@donnakahriger2511 ай бұрын
Hola chicas sois maravillosas con que delicadeza esquilais ah las ovejas y lo bien que las dejais bien fresquitas y libre de todo ese peso de lana 😢 un abrazo desde España, soy pilar, cuídense mucho bendiciones para todos 😍😍😍
@pilarduenas789111 ай бұрын
Great job, interesting explanation! I don’t understand how the sheep’s owners could leave her unshed, matted fleece unattended for so long. Was the sheep a victim of neglect, or of ignorance?
@kepckatherinec80511 ай бұрын
Me too, KEPC. I find the only upsetting thing is the owner's neglect, but I understand that is out of Katie's control. All she can do is educate and give much needed care to the sheep.
@donnakahriger2511 ай бұрын
I love your content! I have an American Jacob sheep that I bred myself, from a registered Jacob sire, unregistered Jacob dam. This year she had her first lambs (twins) and then shortly thereafter started to shed her wool. I'm curious now if she's got hair sheep in her heritage, but neither her sire nor dam ever did this. It doesn't look like wool drop due to sickness either. How can you tell (at home) if a sheep is a hair cross or just won the luck of the genetic draw and somehow reclaimed the ability to shed her wool like her primitive ancestors. Just curious. I'm getting the shearers out on the 24th and I'll ask them too but I'm just curious if there is a way to tell, and should I just gently pull out the remaining wool (it comes out in tufts with the gentlest of tugs)
@LadyLithias11 ай бұрын
Hey! the best way to tell is look for hair. It will be much coarser than the wool fibers. It is very obvious to a trained eye if hair is present. Your shearer should totally be able to give you an educated answer. 🤘🏻
@rightchoiceshearing11 ай бұрын
There are some hair sheep breeders who have bred a Jacob line that sheds it’s fleece or won’t grow one.
@eledhwenmare240311 ай бұрын
I love your videos! You are always so careful and considerate of the animals. Thank you for the video.
@leewillers462111 ай бұрын
You are such a great educator, and so gentle with your client animals. I can't believe you're an Aggie. 😁
@cynhanrahan401211 ай бұрын
Love from India
@MSK7899911 ай бұрын
I absolutely love y'alls videos. I know the sheep must feel so much better after getting all the hot wool of their bodies. I'd love to lose between 10-15 Lb.s after a haircut. Lol
@amybeck916111 ай бұрын
Love this channel. This chick rocks🐑❤️🐑❤️
@mollylenyo140711 ай бұрын
You both used to shear our three sheep. Wonderful to find this channel!
@sue797411 ай бұрын
Watched your videos. All I can say is, AMAZING!! Did my first sheer on my hair sheep. Challenging to say the least but no nicks. Ok maybe just one but all dreadlock are gone!! Really appreciate your videos!!
@Debra30910 ай бұрын
Awesome job, I bet that's a VERY happy sheepie!
@stellangios11 ай бұрын
I love being educated about things that I am interested in thank you so much I still say you should write a book
@ceciliahutchinson290611 ай бұрын
So cute! Amazing job 👏👏👏
@sfmmmo759911 ай бұрын
That's done beautifully as usual
@h.l.asolomonov767411 ай бұрын
I have a similar one, called Rasta for 2 years, now shaved but her nickname stayed :) cross of Polish wrzosówka and kamerun sheep. great job!
@NNLBC11 ай бұрын
Excellent tutorial!
@susanfortner226711 ай бұрын
Dream job right here. Im trying to learn as much as possible about shearing, hoof trimming and animal care
@Sandux93010 ай бұрын
Educational! Informative! Thank You. ~Sharon from Florida
@GradeBmoviefan11 ай бұрын
loved toe education and slow cutting so we could see. yes, i know you win contests for speed too!
@azulgaia778211 ай бұрын
Great job idk how you don't fold under pressure when you almost get to the skin
@Slime-Way11 ай бұрын
Awesome!!! You explain it so well 🫶👌🥰
@denisecarter65211 ай бұрын
Great job once again 😊 can that wool be processed?
@ceejay491111 ай бұрын
Just found your channel and love what I’m seeing, hey it’s really good interesting animal care 💯💯💯🇦🇺from Australia, Brun
@brunfree11 ай бұрын
I watched a video about a sheep that had run loose for over a decade getting shorn. Something that really bothered me was the over a dozen nicks left on his skin. The shearer cut the wool to an even length but I can't see the reason for it.
@AstaraelDarkrahBlack11 ай бұрын
You’re so amazing!!❤❤❤❤
@savvystylelady11 ай бұрын
That sheep was so happy to get sheered. I think I saw her trying to get into position for one scene.
@reneebest650211 ай бұрын
Please show the sheded animals longer
@johnlaporte933111 ай бұрын
I’m a man with a lot of body weight and trimming body hair is a pain but after that the feeling is awesome! So I kinda understand how that sheep feels😂😂
@abhisheksengupta177311 ай бұрын
That’s crazy! I just helped my mom wash about 10 pounds of wool, and it reminds me of this.
@ColorsofHopeCraftsASMR11 ай бұрын
Wow I’m so glad you two are there to help these forgotten sheep. Do you cut goats too? Does there hair grow long? New here obviously
@pattieh511811 ай бұрын
Their not there
@pattieh511811 ай бұрын
I do some goats but I’m not the best at them. They also like to scream and bite the minute you touch them. Combine that with the Odor of Billys and I try to avoid them if I can. I have a few in my route though. Everyone needs a trim. 🤘🏻
@rightchoiceshearing10 ай бұрын
Gig ‘em, Aggies!!
@katschrodinger95411 ай бұрын
Os admiro muchisimo 😊
@pilarduenas789111 ай бұрын
I feel like it should be mandatory to know how to sheer sheep if you plan on owning them tbh. 5 years is really long.
@TuberoseKisser11 ай бұрын
Buen trabajo
@franciscaperez486711 ай бұрын
TAMU, WHOOP. From another Aggie...
@kellydorazio11 ай бұрын
Great!
@petervitti911 ай бұрын
the good sheep is happy and free!
@TheCreepyLantern11 ай бұрын
I'm wondering, would her fiber be good like for spinning and things like that if she were sheared every year and not let go to get all matted.
@sandybrown143911 ай бұрын
Help! I am a 59 woman who loves animals. I have a pet sheep (seen as a baby lamb in one of my videos now grown up) and tried to clip her with my Heingiger Saphir dog clippers with an A5 #7 blade. She is a patient soul I did a terrible job. She is a dorper but doesn't fully shed. May I ask please, what kind of clippers should I buy and what kinds of blades? I also have a set of Double K 401 clippers is there a sheep blade I can use on those? My sheep is tame and is quite good with me handling her. She is patient with the dog clippers but I go through too many blades to get the job done! Help! Thank you so much for your content I cannot stop watching the fleece come off. You are kind to the animals.
@Vee-zx6eh10 ай бұрын
Hey! My advice is always Heiniger XPERTs, the sheep version. There is a very noticeable difference between shears and clippers. Now they run about 500 USD, but you’ll never need anything else. You can buy Osters for 400 dollars but it’s worth the extra for the upgrade. They are lighter which helps not tear up your arms while using and run cooler. The blades I’d recommend are 20 tooth combs. They reduce the chance of nicking as compared to 13s. Dorper have right skin so less chance anyhow. For sharpening, I recommend sending them to premier 1. Many people have success there and it’s pretty inexpensive. I’d buy two sets (two combs, two 4 point cutters) and you should have no problem completing the task. Remember to turn off your shears when your outside of the wool. They rely on the sheep’s grease, as well as oil you provide to prevent friction which will fill them hella fast. Best of luck
@rightchoiceshearing10 ай бұрын
you should contact the urban rescue ranch they have sheep but they don’t know how to sheer them😊 you would be a life saver if you could it’s fine if not
@Bush.6911 ай бұрын
Clever 🐑
@shepherdewan11 ай бұрын
Good girl 🐑
@shepherdewan11 ай бұрын
❤️❤️❤️❤️
@ChucPhuongBinh202311 ай бұрын
Interesting
@sushs799111 ай бұрын
It blows my mind why people get animals that need special/regular care, like hoof care for horses, shearing for sheep, etc. It takes alot less time and money to keep them up than to catch them up, plus it is just the HUMANE thing to do.
@radolfkalis404111 ай бұрын
Good girl sheep
@shepherdewan5 ай бұрын
Does that kind of mixed wool have commercial value?
@mssmssmssmss11 ай бұрын
Not at all, the hair ruins it literally.
@rightchoiceshearing11 ай бұрын
So she's like a pet that needs grooming. Hope her next time is sooner! 🙂
@mssmssmssmss11 ай бұрын
Howdy! ‘89
@reggiek673011 ай бұрын
Gig em’!
@javinhatcherian125211 ай бұрын
Drives me wild to see how many small holders breed wool and hair sheep. It's not good for the animal, and it's not good for the shearer that has to clean them up.
@brynnmacflynn11 ай бұрын
I'm looking like that, I need a haircut.
@patrickmccarthy787711 ай бұрын
Don't ya just hate those woolen shoe laces? 😖
@MrHitchikerOz11 ай бұрын
Doodle people need to watch this so they understand why their mix breed dog sheds and why they need consistent combing to the skin and grooming every month 😂
@BlackRabbitIndustry11 ай бұрын
My daughter is a pet spa manager and she's constantly having to shave the mixes all the way down. Hotlanta is no joke when you're carrying around matted undercoats.
@gwenwimthelady347911 ай бұрын
😎
@abe129rock11 ай бұрын
PEEL YOUR SHEEPS!
@TheChildofKarma11 ай бұрын
Baaaa 🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑
@PrincessOPD_Utah11 ай бұрын
Lol
@SirButtHoleBread11 ай бұрын
Not sure whether it is a woman thing, but you seem to be by far the most nick-less shearer showing stuff on youtube. I will send your videos to a German sheperd (small herd, nature conservation on grassland) who avoids electric shears because of „nicking“ Greetings from a woman, working in garden design/ landscaping and permanently fighting with dude gardeners not to massacre perennials while planting ˋcause the small trowel is not cool
@rosablume4346Ай бұрын
Please tell me you don't bite your nails 🤮
@jennifermarcum223111 ай бұрын
I want to merry wd you
@user-tb1qd3iq6e11 ай бұрын
Why can't *I* get a spa experience like that without someone spitting gunk and chemicals on me! 💦⚗️🧪💨 💢⁉️🤢‼️💢 😹😹😹💔💔💔😹😹😹
Don’t know why but I can’t get enough of your videos! Educational, yes, but what I really love is your clear affection for and love of the animals you shear.
I agree, I found these videos to be very calming and relaxing like she's shearing my anxiety away while watching.
Same w me, a city girl that has limited knowledge on the subject but adores animals and appreciates the thoughtful care and beauty u bring to these lovely sentient beings😇🐑. Plus I appreciate all the explanations u shear w us (pun intended).
Great comments!
I feel the same! Love this girl!
Really liked the close up shots as you explained how holding the clippers avoided nicking her. Tremendous job! You are so considerate of the sheep. ❤
Her narratives are always interesting and makes sense.
Is there a way to use these safety features on a dog who is matted and anxious…especially in her paws …I’m so afraid to nick her …she’s old and super sensitive
What I love about your videos is the absolute respect you have for your fleecy friends, and the mutual trust you have in each other. I think the critters feel glorious after getting a nick-free shear - a win-win all around!!! ❤❤❤🌈
This is the only shearer I watch. She’s amazing and gentle with her barber clients making sure she puts their needs first❤️ nothing worse than watching someone rough up an animal 😭💔 Keep up the fantastic work
Ditto
Amen to that, KM!
Completely out of my life sphere but I find your videos throughly interesting and educational! Cheers!
Овечке небольно когда стригут
Agreed! I've never petted or interacted with a sheep or a llama. And this is more interesting than watching horse shoeing...
She must have been so glad to get shorn. Thank you for taking such ggo care of her !
You did an amazing job on her, so careful and gentle with her skin especially. Thank you on her behalf! 👍👍
I have no clue why I feel this way but dammit, watching how easily you make these animals feel a thousand times better is just super sexy to me. Keep being awesome!
OMGoodness, me too Zara. Plus I also enjoy the educational narrative❤🐑😇
I'd like to make a small request: if you could put a side-by-side before and after picture at the end of the videos, so we can see the comparison directly, I know that would bring me *great* joy. I'm sure there are other people around here who'd like it as well. Just a thought! Either way, keep up the good work!
Ill work on that. The next month are videos I made back in '21. Ill get something going after that.
@@rightchoiceshearing Sounds good. Thank you!
Wow, Jonathan, that's a great idea!
@@donnakahriger25 Well, thank you!
I really look forward to your videos. Watching you shear them is mesmerizing and it’s a delight to see how careful you are to make sure that the animal is as comfortable as possible (and your explanations during it along with seeing it are so helpful. :)
Good morning Kate and Darian. hope y'all off great day. ❤
Man you’re so smart and super good at this. Both of you! I know only what I’ve learned from your videos. And I enjoy them so much! ❤❤
Thank you so much.🤘🏻💕
Your wife and you are a blessing to sheep, llamas etc!
You and your wife are not only 'Right Choice' , you are Top Choice! Just 'CHOICE' , all around! As Ll my many animals would say, 'great hoomans' 👍💙💖🥰✌
I love watching these. You're very thoughtful as well as skilled
I've recently come across your channel. It's very satisfying watching you work. What happens to the mats that's aren't sold??❤
Thank you Katie. This channel is vitally important as education in animal husbandry is sorely needed. Nice work.
I bet she felt so much better! Wow!
Great job!! I love watching you work! So satisfying to see all that wool fall away 😊
Great job protecting the skin. 🌈💜🇺🇸
Much love from Texas! Thanks for sharing, Love your content!!!❤
I was like,”hmmm. There are gonna be quite a few tension wrinkles on this girl…” lol. I’ve been watching diligently!
Poor baby. God bless you for helping her out
Thank you for being so compassionate with all the animals. I've seen some videos of shearing that is painful to watch!
I haven't seen any other shearing videos, but anything slightly untoward to animals, vamoose! It's the Right Choice for me😁👍❤🐑😇
Hola chicas sois maravillosas con que delicadeza esquilais ah las ovejas y lo bien que las dejais bien fresquitas y libre de todo ese peso de lana 😢 un abrazo desde España, soy pilar, cuídense mucho bendiciones para todos 😍😍😍
Great job, interesting explanation! I don’t understand how the sheep’s owners could leave her unshed, matted fleece unattended for so long. Was the sheep a victim of neglect, or of ignorance?
Me too, KEPC. I find the only upsetting thing is the owner's neglect, but I understand that is out of Katie's control. All she can do is educate and give much needed care to the sheep.
I love your content! I have an American Jacob sheep that I bred myself, from a registered Jacob sire, unregistered Jacob dam. This year she had her first lambs (twins) and then shortly thereafter started to shed her wool. I'm curious now if she's got hair sheep in her heritage, but neither her sire nor dam ever did this. It doesn't look like wool drop due to sickness either. How can you tell (at home) if a sheep is a hair cross or just won the luck of the genetic draw and somehow reclaimed the ability to shed her wool like her primitive ancestors. Just curious. I'm getting the shearers out on the 24th and I'll ask them too but I'm just curious if there is a way to tell, and should I just gently pull out the remaining wool (it comes out in tufts with the gentlest of tugs)
Hey! the best way to tell is look for hair. It will be much coarser than the wool fibers. It is very obvious to a trained eye if hair is present. Your shearer should totally be able to give you an educated answer. 🤘🏻
There are some hair sheep breeders who have bred a Jacob line that sheds it’s fleece or won’t grow one.
I love your videos! You are always so careful and considerate of the animals. Thank you for the video.
You are such a great educator, and so gentle with your client animals. I can't believe you're an Aggie. 😁
Love from India
I absolutely love y'alls videos. I know the sheep must feel so much better after getting all the hot wool of their bodies. I'd love to lose between 10-15 Lb.s after a haircut. Lol
Love this channel. This chick rocks🐑❤️🐑❤️
You both used to shear our three sheep. Wonderful to find this channel!
Watched your videos. All I can say is, AMAZING!! Did my first sheer on my hair sheep. Challenging to say the least but no nicks. Ok maybe just one but all dreadlock are gone!! Really appreciate your videos!!
Awesome job, I bet that's a VERY happy sheepie!
I love being educated about things that I am interested in thank you so much I still say you should write a book
So cute! Amazing job 👏👏👏
That's done beautifully as usual
I have a similar one, called Rasta for 2 years, now shaved but her nickname stayed :) cross of Polish wrzosówka and kamerun sheep. great job!
Excellent tutorial!
Dream job right here. Im trying to learn as much as possible about shearing, hoof trimming and animal care
Educational! Informative! Thank You. ~Sharon from Florida
loved toe education and slow cutting so we could see. yes, i know you win contests for speed too!
Great job idk how you don't fold under pressure when you almost get to the skin
Awesome!!! You explain it so well 🫶👌🥰
Great job once again 😊 can that wool be processed?
Just found your channel and love what I’m seeing, hey it’s really good interesting animal care 💯💯💯🇦🇺from Australia, Brun
I watched a video about a sheep that had run loose for over a decade getting shorn. Something that really bothered me was the over a dozen nicks left on his skin. The shearer cut the wool to an even length but I can't see the reason for it.
You’re so amazing!!❤❤❤❤
That sheep was so happy to get sheered. I think I saw her trying to get into position for one scene.
Please show the sheded animals longer
I’m a man with a lot of body weight and trimming body hair is a pain but after that the feeling is awesome! So I kinda understand how that sheep feels😂😂
That’s crazy! I just helped my mom wash about 10 pounds of wool, and it reminds me of this.
Wow I’m so glad you two are there to help these forgotten sheep. Do you cut goats too? Does there hair grow long? New here obviously
Their not there
I do some goats but I’m not the best at them. They also like to scream and bite the minute you touch them. Combine that with the Odor of Billys and I try to avoid them if I can. I have a few in my route though. Everyone needs a trim. 🤘🏻
Gig ‘em, Aggies!!
Os admiro muchisimo 😊
I feel like it should be mandatory to know how to sheer sheep if you plan on owning them tbh. 5 years is really long.
Buen trabajo
TAMU, WHOOP. From another Aggie...
Great!
the good sheep is happy and free!
I'm wondering, would her fiber be good like for spinning and things like that if she were sheared every year and not let go to get all matted.
Help! I am a 59 woman who loves animals. I have a pet sheep (seen as a baby lamb in one of my videos now grown up) and tried to clip her with my Heingiger Saphir dog clippers with an A5 #7 blade. She is a patient soul I did a terrible job. She is a dorper but doesn't fully shed. May I ask please, what kind of clippers should I buy and what kinds of blades? I also have a set of Double K 401 clippers is there a sheep blade I can use on those? My sheep is tame and is quite good with me handling her. She is patient with the dog clippers but I go through too many blades to get the job done! Help! Thank you so much for your content I cannot stop watching the fleece come off. You are kind to the animals.
Hey! My advice is always Heiniger XPERTs, the sheep version. There is a very noticeable difference between shears and clippers. Now they run about 500 USD, but you’ll never need anything else. You can buy Osters for 400 dollars but it’s worth the extra for the upgrade. They are lighter which helps not tear up your arms while using and run cooler. The blades I’d recommend are 20 tooth combs. They reduce the chance of nicking as compared to 13s. Dorper have right skin so less chance anyhow. For sharpening, I recommend sending them to premier 1. Many people have success there and it’s pretty inexpensive. I’d buy two sets (two combs, two 4 point cutters) and you should have no problem completing the task. Remember to turn off your shears when your outside of the wool. They rely on the sheep’s grease, as well as oil you provide to prevent friction which will fill them hella fast. Best of luck
you should contact the urban rescue ranch they have sheep but they don’t know how to sheer them😊 you would be a life saver if you could it’s fine if not
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Interesting
It blows my mind why people get animals that need special/regular care, like hoof care for horses, shearing for sheep, etc. It takes alot less time and money to keep them up than to catch them up, plus it is just the HUMANE thing to do.
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Does that kind of mixed wool have commercial value?
Not at all, the hair ruins it literally.
So she's like a pet that needs grooming. Hope her next time is sooner! 🙂
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Gig em’!
Drives me wild to see how many small holders breed wool and hair sheep. It's not good for the animal, and it's not good for the shearer that has to clean them up.
I'm looking like that, I need a haircut.
Don't ya just hate those woolen shoe laces? 😖
Doodle people need to watch this so they understand why their mix breed dog sheds and why they need consistent combing to the skin and grooming every month 😂
My daughter is a pet spa manager and she's constantly having to shave the mixes all the way down. Hotlanta is no joke when you're carrying around matted undercoats.
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Not sure whether it is a woman thing, but you seem to be by far the most nick-less shearer showing stuff on youtube. I will send your videos to a German sheperd (small herd, nature conservation on grassland) who avoids electric shears because of „nicking“ Greetings from a woman, working in garden design/ landscaping and permanently fighting with dude gardeners not to massacre perennials while planting ˋcause the small trowel is not cool
Please tell me you don't bite your nails 🤮
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Why can't *I* get a spa experience like that without someone spitting gunk and chemicals on me! 💦⚗️🧪💨 💢⁉️🤢‼️💢 😹😹😹💔💔💔😹😹😹