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It's nice to meet the animals! Does #17 have a name?
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#17 is called "Sweet 17" by Donna Jo, so I guess her nickname is "Sweetie" I wanted to name the Dor Galen ewes, "Eeenie, Meanie, Chili, Beanie".......but the idea got nixed by Hubby, so we have to come up with different names since we are working on establishing a new breed!