Brecknock Hill Cheviot

The Brecknock Hill Cheviot was developed from the Scottish Cheviot that was introduced to Wales in the 1850's. Purebred Brecknock sheep come in all colors except spotted. They tend to be naturally small like their ancestors. However, their nature is much more gentle than the other Cheviot sheep.

In Wales, Brecknock Hill Cheviots are not part of the three Cheviot sizes . They are a Welsh hill breed of sheep. In the hills, they are kept in pure flocks for breeding replacements.

Brecknock Hill Cheviot have small erect ears with white faces and legs. They do have not wool on the face or below the knees or hock. Ewes and usualy rams are polled. They breed is recognized for its longevity.