The Shetland Sheep is a small, hardy breed originating from the Shetland Islands in Scotland. Known for their thick, double coats, these sheep are well-adapted to harsh weather conditions. They are primarily raised for their fine wool, which is highly valued for its softness and warmth. In addition to their wool, Shetland Sheep are also appreciated for their friendly temperament and ease of handling. They are often kept in small flocks and are suitable for both commercial and hobby farming. Their unique appearance, with a variety of colors and patterns, makes them popular among sheep enthusiasts.