Pembroke Welsh Corgi Puppies for sale in Pennsylvania.
Bucks County, PA close to New York City, New Jersey, Delaware, Philadelphia & Harrisburg PA
AKC registered Pembroke Welsh Corgis - Raised underfoot on our family farm in Bucks County, Pennsylvania our Pembroke Welsh Corgis are genetic tested and are true heritage type: sturdy, affectionate, loyal, healthy family pets with correct conformation, dispositions and wonderful companions! Our little Corgi puppies are family raised and well socialized with animals and children, they enjoy lots of time playing outside, well socialized and desensitized to virtually everything in the home and around the farm- kids toys, vacuum cleaners, TV's, loud noises, 4 wheelers, lawn mowers, chickens and all sorts of critters etc. Living on a farm, as proven with children- gives them a strong immune system. Our Pembroke Welsh Corgis are fed only the highest quality all natural diet recommended by our UPENN VMD nutritionist/ veterinarian. Absolutely no byproducts or synthetic preservatives- along with varied raw proteins daily for strong development. Our Corgi puppies come in all colors. Red and white, sable and white, tri color and occasionally we have blue merles.
Our corgis shine with health, thick soft coats and sparkling eyes that smile the moment they see you while their little tails (whole bottom actually) start wagging to greet you! We absolutely adore our corgis! Please contact us if you are interested in a Pembroke Welsh Corgi puppy for sale. Next litter expected fall 2019. Our Corgis have been genetic tested for DM and VWD1 and live here with us. Please email a bit about yourself and your situation, dog experience and the type of home you would offer a wonderful little corgi puppy.
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AKC registered Pembroke Welsh Corgis
Regarding the cost of a Corgi puppy: please understand that breeding a carefully planned out litter is not a cheap or easy undertaking. Our corgis receive much love, time and exceptional veterinary care. Which is why we can get turned off by emails that start off with "How much is one of your puppies?" or "I am interested in a cheap one". We are not going to charge you $5000 for a puppy (though many show dogs are far more than that) but in the same sense if you can't afford more than $800 for a well-bred corgi puppy from a reputable breeder, I would strongly encourage you to reconsider whether a purebred (or any) puppy is right for you, and have to wonder are you financially capable of caring for a puppy? Are you going to go for the cheapest option when your dog has a health issue or injury? Or buy the cheapest dog food filled with fillers and byproducts? We want our puppies to go to the best, most caring and loving homes and to live as healthy, long and wonderful of a life as possible. The cheapest option does not usually provide that. If you feel you'd be a wonderful home to purchase one of our loveable little Pembroke Welsh corgi puppies that please feel free to email us.

Silkie and Frizzle chickens for sale:
White Japanese Silkie hens
Silkie roosters- all colors
Silkie, Frizzle and Sizzle chicks for sale -seasonally available- email for prices and info. Indian Fantail Doves- excellent breeders, sit on your shoulder, very tame. Baby bunnies- please contact. Gentle and hand raised. Shetland lambs and Nigerian Dwarf goats available in spring

Hatch Your Own - Exotic Chicken Eggs! Fertile Chicken Eggs: All colors of Silkie, Sizzle and Frizzle Chickens. $20 a dozen! Teachers/educators: Chicks may be returned back to us after hatching your eggs. All animals have been part of Sleepy Hollow Farm's Traveling Petting Zoo Parties in PA and NJ for several years. All animals are very friendly and healthy and would adore to be your family pets.

Shetland Sheep and Fleeces for sale in PA

Spring Shetland Lambs and wool available in spring - email shfarmgirl@hotmail.com for more information
Raw Shetland Lamb and Sheep Fleeces Available Spring and Fall shearings.

Many of our Shetlands are naturally polled as our ewes are from a naturally polled sire. Our original herd sire "Milkshake" is a beautiful small boned Shetland, petite with a refined face and small horns. He has an exceptionally calm temperament for a Shetland (or any sheep) is quite friendly and was hand raised. Our Shetland ewes are all extremely tame and were bottle raised so lambs are friendly, calm and sensible.
Milkshake's grandsire was Fleece Champion of the UK two years in a row and many of his relatives have been sold in the 4 figures for their incredible fleeces and heritage. We are extremely fortunate to be able to offer his bloodlines in our flock.
We usually have a few Spring lambs available. If you would like to bottle raise your baby lamb please contact us Shetland lamb fleeces are soft as down and they should all have a lovely quality of wool. We also may have a few wethers that are 1-2 years old that were bottle raised and very sweet, wonderful fiber and extremely tame pets. All of our sheep are naturally raised as organically as possible, on our own pastures that are rotated regularly to provide the best grazing management and in winter have access to high quality locally grown hay and grains.
Handspinners- We sell raw fleeces when our sheep are sheared- generally in April and also in late August- $40 per fleece. This is NOT by the pound- you get the WHOLE fleece! We discard any seriously dirty parts and bag the rest. These are raw fleeces, beautiful wool, since they are raw off the sheep they will have some hay seeds and a few tags. Most sheep farms sell fleeces $20 to $25+ per pound- you'll get far more buying by the fleece raw as we sell it and doing a the little enjoyable carding and washing yourself. Orders must be placed to hold wool fleeces. If we do not have orders they go to the Wool Pull in Montgomery County.
Shetland Sheep are an ancient breed, which has survived for centures on in extreme conditions on the Shetland Islands, small, hardy heritage breed that is thrifty, tend to be easy lambers, very adaptable and long-lived. They retain many of their primitive survival instincts so are easier to care for than many of the larger production breeds. The Shetland breed has survived for centuries in difficult weather conditions on poor quality land/diet, and thrive in homes. Shetlands are easier to care for than many breeds and retain many of their primitive survival instincts, they are quite hardy,surviving in extreme conditions and poor diets in their natural habitat. They and come in two types- Large bone and small bone. Our sheep are small boned, rather petite like their native ancestors and very easy to handle with a fine quality wool and high quality meat. Our small boned Shetland ewes are naturally polled and weigh 45-60lbs though standard large bone size Shetland ewes are around 75lbs, our small boned ram weighs about 60lbs, rams and tend to have 2 horns- though there are some lines that are naturally polled which all of ours carry. They have short tails that do not require docking. Their wool is fine, less likely to pill and durable. A great range of colors adds to it's value, particularly for hand spinners. Fleece colors are many and include eleven main colors which are recognised by the breed association (most including many different shades): light grey, grey, white, emsket (dusky bluish-grey), musket (light greyish-brown), shaela (dark steely-grey), black, fawn, moorit (reddish brown), mioget (honey-toned, yellowish-brown), and dark brown. Shetland wool is so fine it is used for traditional wedding shawls that can be pulled through the bride's ring, though it is also very strong and many tweeds are made using it. Shetlands were imported from Canada in the 1980's and into the U.S. later in the decade. Shetland Sheep wool is valuable particularly to hand-spinners. Considered endangered only a short time ago, this heritage breed, perfect for small flocks and homesteaders due to their small size (in the small boned lines we have). Along with their gentle and sweet nature, hardiness and very fine wool has been making a comeback. Thrifty, easy lambers (on good pasture often twins), adaptable and long-lived, the Shetland breed has survived for centuries in difficult conditions.