Savoiarda Sheep
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About Savoiarda SheepAbout Savoiarda Sheep



Savoiarda sheep are an indigenous breed found in the Province of Turin, Piedmont, Italy. They are well-adapted to the local environment (plains and hills).

They are dirty white except for the nose, eyes, ears, and legs, which may have black spots. Their long ears hang horizontally, and their tail is long and thin. Only the rams are horned. They have a mattress type fleece, 120–150 mm long, with no kemp.They are raised for meat, mainly, but also for milk and wool.

Content and photo source: Agraria.org.