During which season do hair sheep typically shed their wool?

Hair sheep typically shed their wool during the warmer summer months. This natural shedding process is an adaptation to their environment, allowing them to regulate their body temperature more effectively as temperatures rise. Shedding occurs as hair sheep lose their winter coat to prepare for the hotter conditions, and this is a crucial part of their seasonal management and overall health.

In regions with distinct seasons, hair sheep are adapted to avoid overheating in the summer by losing their wool, which can trap heat. Unlike other sheep breeds that require shearing, hair sheep naturally adapt by shedding their fleece. This characteristic makes them low-maintenance for herders and allows them to thrive in warmer climates.