Xalda

Xalda
	Two Xaldas and a lamb
Conservation status	Endangered
Country of origin	Spain
Distribution	Mainly the Asturias province of Northern Spain
Use	Meat, wool
Traits
Weight	Male: 33kg; Female: 22kg;
Height	Male: 61cm; Female: 55cm;
Wool color	Black, white, grey
Horn status	Males have horns, females are polled
	Sheep; Ovis aries;

The Xalda is an endangered breed of sheep indigenous to the Asturias province of Northern Spain.

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Traits
Two Xaldas and a lamb
Conservation status	Endangered^[1]
Country of origin	Spain^[1]
Distribution	Mainly the Asturias province of Northern Spain^[1]
Use	Meat, wool^[2]
Weight	Male: 33kg^[3] Female: 22kg^[3]
Height	Male: 61cm^[3] Female: 55cm^[3]
Wool color	Black, white, grey^[1]
Horn status	Males have horns, females are polled^[1]
Sheep Ovis aries