Darlington Dorpers

Darlington Dorpers, dorper sheep, Darlington, WI, in Lafayette County and southwestern Wisconsin near Madison, is a dedicated small-scale breeder focusing on hardy genetics and consistent conformation. The operation follows established registry guidelines and undertakes routine health screenings to support sound lineage and parasite resistance. Each lamb is raised alongside the family flock on managed pastures, with daily handling to encourage early socialization.

Sheep enjoy year-round shelter, free-choice mineral supplements and rotational grazing that reflects a commitment to sustainable pasture management. Owner Morgan Black brings practical experience in holistic livestock care and soil health, ensuring animals thrive in varied seasonal conditions. A recent buyer reflected on the calm temperament and sturdy build of their first dorper, noting a smooth transition to grass-based finishing. All lambs are weaned naturally and receive regular hoof trimming and parasite monitoring to support their long-term health and structural soundness.