One of my ominous looking lowland blotch girls

[Richard.C]

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This is one of the new females i got not long before winter last season,she was skin and bone when i got her,after having a litter last season and part of reason for keeping them indoors was to get some condition back on them,havnt seen any mating ,well with females anyways,two males were mating but have noticed a couple of girls have been scuffed up so looks promising,i shut them down for a month indoors in late winter and popped them outside to warm up slowly naturally,i honestly thought this lass didnt have the condition on her but shes looking very promising,though cant rule out its just put on a ton of condition in eeadyness for next year,time will tell,but very early days still and she looks really promising

[Scotts1au]

Yeh I've got two girls that had no scuffing but have also packed n the weight fingers crossed.

[Richard.C]

Gitl aboves got tiny amount of scuffing,right under unshed section,thiugh yeah its always amazed be how some get really scuffed up,yet others dint have a scale out of place so to speak

[Richard.C]

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This is the bigger newer lass,suppisedly had a litter of ten last season,no signs of scuffing,but up until recently has been a very finicky eater,a few of my mated vic alpine lasses have been similar,very picky eaters since mating but starting to hook in now

[Scotts1au]

My alpines have been picky up to about the last 3 weeks now eating a big can of dogfood plus veges and fruit eg one diced apple per day.

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[Richard.C]

Yep sounds like my girls now,though a couple have eaten ok for a while,some have been really picky,but there going nuts for tucker now

[Richard.C]

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This is the girl in first pic after warm up outside to show the increase in condition