Desert Dragon

Origin:

USA - Name coined by Anita Garza after the exceptional Four Horn Painted Desert ram, JJ’s Desert Dragon, bred by Judy Jenkins and owned by Anita Garza.

Color:

Desert Dragon Sheep are hair sheep that may be any color or color combination. Desert Dragon Sheep have shown horns numbering from three to seven.

Percentage polycerate sheep are eligible for registration as well.

Disqualifications:

There are no color disqualifications. Severely misshapen horns that grow into face, split eyelids and evidence of non-shedding wool are disqualifications.

Bighorn Hybrid

Origin:

Some breeders are implementing Bighorn & Alaskan Dall sheep in their breeding programs. The resulting hybrids are eligible for registration in this section.

Color:

Bighorn hybrids vary in color depending on influence of other breeds. Spotted crosses with the Painted Desert may be double-registered with the Painted Desert Sheep Society.

Disqualifications:

Sheep with wool breeding cannot be registered.

Asian / Hybrids

For registration of Argali, Marco Polo, Urial, Red Sheep, etc. and their crosses. Contact the registrar.