Spring Grove Ashley's Teardrop

Teardrop. Oh, Teardrop.
She keeps life exciting with her sweet and sassy self! She will eat out of your hand without hesitation but also may eat you alive if you are too handsy with her or one of her crias. She probably could be trainable to do tricks with incentive (she loves to jump up on her back legs and reach over the fence for a nibble) but, depending on the day, she may stop, drop and spit....or pee, if a halter and task is involved. She handles her monthly shot with grace...usually and isn't all bad by any means! To know her is to love her and to love her is to see past her couple flaws and by flaws I really mean quirks.... she might not take lightly to not being considered 'flawless'.
Fleece wise, even despite her age, she has maintained an impressive fineness, her staple and coverage ain't what it used to be but she is still a show girl, at least in her own eyes and we WON'T tell her otherwise! Back in her day though, she really had a great fleece. Her EPDs are pictured!
Color-wise, Teardrop has the potential to be grey producing or you could breed with light to produce light or color to try for color. Years ago, she was bred to a harlequin and sadly aborted harlequin twins but we know she produces harlequin when bred to harlequin.
If you buy her and want her bred, we will breed and confirm her!

Don't let her personality description deter you. One of her first crias had a nerve issue in his neck, or something similar, from his position in the womb and he couldn't hold his head up well the first few days to nurse. We were able to lay down Teardrop and flip her belly up to allow him to be able to suckle from her until he was able to on his own. We would keep her as a breeding female if we weren't in a downsizing position. She is an easy keeper, a great, protective and loving mother and really kinda fun if you like a little excitement!