Nollaig of Paradise, Dexter bull, VA

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Nollaig of Paradise is the latest son of Brenn of Paradise. A black, horned Dexter, he was born born 12/19/2009. He has the great configuration of his sire, with udders contributed by his dam, Windridge Bantrybeth. She gives him the genes for a well shaped and tightly suspended udder with long, straight teats. She's 14 years old and has never needed her hooves trimmed.

He inherits the gentle temperament of his grandsire, Windridge Nollaig (Noelly). You can see his ancestors in a display at:

http://s270.photobucket.com/albums/j...adise%20Bulls/

This is no average bull. He has no apparent flaws. He is A2/A2 for beta casein in his milk, as are all of his ancestors pictured in the Paradise Bulls folder. He is PHA free. He carries dun and chondro.

It has often been said that a bull is 1/2 of your herd. This little bull brings excellent qualities all around to help you have the best herd possible.

Come see him at Paradise Farm in Church Road, VA

He's very affordably priced.

Genebo
Paradise Farm
http://paradisedexters.com

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I need to add that Nollaig has been parentage verified, his genotype papers are ready to go to the association of your choice. He's been tested for color (E/E black), dun factor (B/d carries dun) and chondro (carrier). He is proven to be from tested PHA_Free parents. He is DNA proven to be from two A2/A2 parents.

He is 100% natural. He's had no shots or vaccinations, no hormones or antibiotics. He's eaten nothing but mother's milk, grass and hay, sweetfeed with minerals and pure water. He is as nature intends.

He will come with a veterinary health certificate and will be tested for any diseases required by your state. He will be given any vaccinations required by your state. I will immediately register him with the association of your choice. If that's the ADCA, his registration will come with a years free membership for new owners.

He's ready to go to work with no additional expense to you. He should be ready to breed by August, just in time for May 2011 calves.