Pygmy goats are generally quiet and docile animals that enjoy companionship. These goats remain compact, growing up to only 20 inches high. Despite their small size, they can produce large amounts of milk. Pygmy goats are also excellent climbers and love to jump on rocks and logs.

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We have three alpacas on the Farm Trail; Taffi, Gwyn, and Uncle Bryn.

Alpacas are generally social, placid animals that enjoy living in groups. They are easily trained to a halter and have a gentle non-aggressive nature. Scroll down and complete the web form to adopt an alpaca!

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We have the following breeds of sheep on the Farm Trail; Jacob, Black Welsh Mountain sheep, Badger Face and  Llanwenog.

• Both male and female Jacob sheep have horns.
• Black Welsh Mountain sheep are an ancient Welsh breed.
• The Badger Face sheep can have two distinct fleece colourings with different names. Torddu (Welsh for black belly) have pale bodies of white, grey or light brown, with dark face markings, and a stripe that goes from the chin to the end of the tail. Torwen (Welsh for white belly) is the opposite but the light markings are not so clearly defined.
• Llanwenogs produce some of the finest wool in the UK.

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We have two Shetland Ponies on the Farm Trail; Charlie and Gizmo. Charlie is Gizmo's father.

Shetland Ponies sometimes have a reputation for being cheeky and sometimes a bit stroppy but the truth is they are an intelligent breed. They are the strongest known horse for their size and they are easy to train and a popular first horse for young children.

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We have two donkeys on the Farm Trail; Princess and Dylan.

Donkeys can live for over 50 years, they are very strong and intelligent. They have an incredible memory - recognising areas and other donkeys that they were with up to 25 years ago. A donkey is able to hear the call of another 60 miles away.

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