Rare British Babydoll Sheep Are So Adorable They Look Like Stuffed Animals

One of the best aspects of the Internet is being able to see the animals that people keep as pets that you may be unfamiliar with. This can also be one of the worst aspects of the Internet if you are anything like me and you fall madly in love with every animal you see and start contemplating removing your garage to make room for them.

That's how i feel about these rare and absolutely precious Babydoll Sheep. Just look at this little face!

This beautiful video was shared by the TikTok account for @ SouthdownacresLLC and I'm not sure about you, but a Babydoll Sheep is going on my birthday wishlist. Everyone is so enchanted by this baby and one person commented, "Oh my goodness I just can't with that adorable little smile!" Someone else said, "I'm not being dramatic but I would do anything for this baby."

I am right there with you. They also just seem so sweet and loving too! If you are now totally obsessed with these little creatures, here are some more facts about them.

Fun Facts About British Babydoll Sheep

The technical name of British babydoll sheep is actually "Olde English Babydoll Southdown Sheep." Katie Selvedge explains on her super informative website that these adorable animals are pretty small , and "They grow about 18-24 inches tall.I’m 5’2” and my flock would barely graze my knee-height.This is perfect if you have a hobby farm and space is limited." They weigh on average 75 pounds.

Babydoll sheep are known for their friendly and gentle nature. They are often described as being "smiley" due to their little upturned mouths, which gives them a perpetual, sweet little grin. Their gentle temperament makes them excellent pets and ideal for small farms or hobby farms. They have such sweet faces!

These sheep are also excellent workers and despite their small size, Babydoll sheep are very efficient grazers . They are often used in vineyards and orchards for weed control, as they can graze around the base of trees and vines without damaging them. Their grazing habits help manage vegetation naturally, reducing the need for herbicides.

Babydoll sheep produce a high-quality fleece that is fine, dense, and springy. Their wool is prized by hand spinners and fiber artists for its softness and versatility. The fleece is typically white, but there are also black Babydoll sheep, which produce a beautiful wool.

All I know is that these little smiley sheep are absolutely adorable. I wonder if they get along well with cats?