Hi all,
I believe that the mostly positive response to American Blackbelly as
opposed to Barbado as a name for our horned sheep is because the name
Barbado is just so similiar to Blackbelly Barbados that many people assume
it is a synonym or a short form of the name. Using the name American
Blackbelly immediately indicates that one is talking about a different
breed than Blackbelly Barbados.
I usually don't even try to explain to most people what Barbado is- it's
more complicated than most want to know.
I also think that American Blackbelly would include Canada- indeed, all of
North America and even any that might have strayed to the south.
Thanks for listening.
Susan
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