Our Valais Blacknose Sheep

The sheep listed below represent the genetic foundation of Valais Blacknose of Lovers Lane. Each animal traces to established Swiss Valais Blacknose bloodlines and was selected for structure, wool quality, markings, and breeding value. Pedigree links are included for those who want to review the genetics behind each sheep.

JULIET OF
LOVERS LANE

Juliet born 2/14/2022 has become the foundation of our flock. We knew right away that Juliet was the type of ewe we wanted to use to build a quality flock. We AI'd Juliet when she was mature so she would deliver naturally.

Pedigree

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Juliet of Lovers Lane full-blood Valais Blacknose foundation ewe born February 2022 Northeast Ohio

MOXIE OF
LOVERS LANE

Pedigree

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Born April 8, 2024 this little ewe lamb has wonderful markings and fantastic wool. She has strong characteristics of her mom, Juliet of Lovers Lane.

BETTY BOOP
OF LOVERS LANE

Born April 11, 2024. Betty Boop is the offspring of the first Valais Blacknose Spitti in New Zealand, Parkdale Black Beauty and Parkdale Elvis. Betty Boop has a few patches of black around her neck (compliments of mom), that's OK because her structure and wool is WOW!

Pedigree

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Betty Boop of Lovers Lane full-blood Valais Blacknose ewe born April 2024 offspring of Parkdale Black Beauty and Parkdale Elvis New Zealand

ITSY OF
LOVERS LANE

Born June 30, 2024 this little ewe has all the bells and whistles. We can't wait to watch her mature into a gorgeous yearling.

Pedigree

Valais Blacknose sheep Ohio full-blood ewe Lovers Lane

RAMS

Valais Blacknose ram artwork icon Lovers Lane Ohio full-blood breeding program

100% FULL-BLOOD VALAIS BLACKNOSE

SPRINGSTEEN
OF LOVERS LANE

Born June 25, 2025. Springsteen is the offspring of Black Oak Bentley and Juliet of Lovers Lane. We typically don't keep rams but we just couldn't let this guy go. He is what would are looking for in a ram for breeding. His structure, wool, horns, and his

markings are spot on and he is growing into quite the ram! Learn more about our Dams & Sires.

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