"The Ouessant Society of Great Britain had their AGM recently and it has
been decided to allow any unregistered Ouessant sheep currently in the
U.K. to be accepted onto the Ouessant Society of Great Britain, registry
subject to passing a veterinary and phenotypical examination.
Any animal that enters the Society’s registry through the Amnesty Scheme
will carry the history of the route through which it attained
registration - this will not dilute the integrity of the animals already
on the Society’s registry.
Anyone intending to register their Ouessants must be paid up members;
membership currently is £30 per annum and due on 1st January 2013 and
every January thereafter.
The Society is currently putting together a simple form to be filled in
by your own veterinarian, and will be available on request.
We hope that all of our members new and old will recognize the unique
opportunity available to them and participate in the programme, we also
hope that as a member and supporter of the Society and the Ouessant
breed you will understand the reasons for an amnesty as well as the
benefits to the membership, the Society and most importantly ‘The
Ouessant Sheep’
PLEASE NOTE - ELIGIBILITY FOR REGISTRATION UNDER THE AMNESTY WILL RUN
UNTIL MAY 1ST 2013. ANY APPLICATIONS AFTER THIS DATE WILL BE REJECTED.
THIS AMNESTY WILL NOT BE REPEATED."
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Since the announcement of an amnesty for unregistered Ouessants including those imported from France who have been unable to register in the UK with the UK breed society it has proven to be a hot topic on discussion boards recently. It will be interesting to see how it shakes down.
Welcome to the home of Spered Breizh Ouessants. The breed originates from the island of Ouessant, part of a tiny archipelago just off the north coast of Finistere, Brittany. The island of terror as it was known to some, was swept by the full force of the atlantic’s weather, the hardy sheep adapted to survive on poor grazing from salty clifftop meadows. It was the women of the island that raised the sheep, renowned for their black wool to weave into cloth known locally as berlinge and their meat with its sweet and delicate taste.
Bienvenue chez Spered Breizh Ouessants. La race est originaire de l’île d’’Ouessant qui fait parti d’un petit archipel au large du Finistère, Bretagne. L’île de l'épouvante comme c'était connu par certains était balayé par les intempéries de l’atlantique, ces moutons rustiques s'adaptaient à survivre sur les pâturages pauvres des falaises salées. C’était les femmes de l’île qui élevaient les moutons réputés pour leur laine noire à tisser « la berlinge » une étoffe régionale et leur viande avec un goût doux et délicat.
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