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At Valais Blacknose of Lovers Lane, we take pride in showing our sheep exactly as they are, no Photoshop tricks, no AI illusions. In this post, we share the story behind a surprising question from a fellow breeder, explain what editing really means to us, and why transparency in our photos is just as important as the genetics behind our flock.

At Valais Blacknose of Lovers Lane, we’ve always priced our rams based on what they offer, structure, temperament, wool quality, rare markings, and solid genetics. We don’t follow trends, and we don’t price based on what others are doing. We look at the animal in front of us.

We’ve stepped fully into the fullblood lane. After years of learning through the breed-up program, we shifted our focus to raising 100% fullblood Valais Blacknose sheep. This post explains why that change matters to us, how it’s shaped our flock, and what it means going forward.

Embryo Rodeo: What We’ve Learned (and Laughed Through) Five years in, we’re still learning the ropes of frozen and fresh embryo transfers. This post shares the ups, downs, and lessons we’ve picked up as everyday breeders doing the work and figuring it out one lamb at a time. No fluff, just real talk and helpful tips for anyone riding this embryo rollercoaster too.

Facebook can be a great tool for selling sheep, but it’s also full of scams. After years of selling Valais Blacknose sheep online, we’ve learned what to watch for, how to screen buyers, and why trusting your gut is just as important as checking their profile. These are the steps we take to protect our animals and ourselves.