Skudde
Sign in to saveThe Skudde (also, East Prussian Skudde, German: Ostpreußische Skudde) is a breed of domesticated sheep from Estonia, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, and Switzerland.
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Vinony files it under Animal breeds on the GEH Red List, Sheep breeds and Sheep breeds originating in Estonia.
Its subject is documented across 6 Wikipedia language editions.
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The Skudde (also, East Prussian Skudde, German: Ostpreußische Skudde) is a breed of domesticated sheep from Estonia, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, and Switzerland.
==Characteristics== Adult rams weigh between and . Adult ewes weigh to . The wool is white, brown, black and gray. It has fine wool fibers, dispersed with short and course fiber. Lambs typically will have dark red or rust colored markings on their nape of their neck and legs.
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