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Don’t tell me this have nothing to do with Technology, but we have to put Technology in our everyday use, take this for an example lets use the internet learn how to buy the perfect “Odhia” for the coming Eed.

Many people don’t know exactly what to look for in a sheep, more then the age and everything else that makes it halal to buy for the Eed, you should care about the sheep’s health, quality of it’s breed and martial status.
The last one was a joke.

Our tips

• It should be older then one year, if he is younger then that his hoofs will be kinda white.
• It shouldn’t have broken bones or infected or injured ears, blind or have a broken horn.
• His skin, woof shouldn’t be infected with any decease.
• The older it is the less fresh and smooth meat you get.
• 1 – 1.5 years old have 4 of his teeth changed with longer ones in the middle, 3 years or older will have 6 teeth changed, 4 years old sheep have 8 long teeth that starts to turn yellow.
• I should be fat, that means it eats well, don’t get spoofed by it’s woof touch it’s back and push it.
• Check it’s nick it should be full, back should be kinda strait and chest.
• Touch it’s spinal cord you should find muscles not bones, it means it’s really fat.
• There should be no secretion “Liquid” coming out of it’s nose or mouth.
• Eyes shouldn’t be too red or yellow, must be shiny of curse.

If you have more tips, prices places or anything related, comment it out.

Here is also some tips from Wikihow
Step 1

Inspect the sheep you’re considering in a pen. Push your hands into the wool to make sure that the animal is well-fed and not emaciated. Pass if you feel its ribs, spine or hip bones sticking out.

Step 2

Examine the sheep’s hooves and make sure there is no heat emitting from one and not another. Make note of any odor that indicates foot rot. Closely trimmed hooves that are tinted green indicate a recent case of foot rot. Check a ewe’s udder for masses, lumps and graininess. Reject a ewe with mastitis.

Step 3

Separate the sheep’s lips and look for 6 to 8 teeth on the bottom with no incisors. Look for missing or broken teeth, or misaligned teeth, which indicates an older sheep.

Step 4

Test the wool for density and texture. Wrap a finger into the wool and gently tug out a bit as examine the color. Use coarser wool for rugs and finer wool for sweaters and other hand knitting.

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