During which season do hair sheep typically shed their wool?

Hair sheep typically shed their wool in the summer months. This is a natural process that occurs as temperatures rise, allowing the sheep to adjust to the warmer climate. During the summer, hair sheep naturally shed their coats to regulate their body temperature more effectively and to adapt to the environmental changes. This shedding process is different from that of wool sheep, which do not shed their wool and require shearing to manage their fleece. Hair sheep are bred for their hair rather than wool, making them ideally adapted to hot climates, where efficient shedding is crucial for their comfort and health.