Our Story
Who we are.
What we do.
What we do.
Lucky Dog Farm was started in 2016 with the goal of bringing the highest quality pasture-raised lamb directly to discerning palates. Our small flock of Dorper sheep spend their days grazing the slopes of our Vermont hill farm, being moved from pasture to pasture by our Border Collies Nell and Meg. (Judith helps too!)
What we do.
What we do.
What we do.
At Lucky Dog Farm, we strive to provide the best for the creatures with whom we share this place— whether domestic or wild. We’ve planted hundreds of wildlife and pollinator plants with a special emphasis on Monarch butterfly habitat. We use rotational grazing for healthy pastures and healthy sheep. We provide the sheep with a variety of
At Lucky Dog Farm, we strive to provide the best for the creatures with whom we share this place— whether domestic or wild. We’ve planted hundreds of wildlife and pollinator plants with a special emphasis on Monarch butterfly habitat. We use rotational grazing for healthy pastures and healthy sheep. We provide the sheep with a variety of pasture and forage, including wild apples from our trees. We love what we do— and it shows in the mouth-watering lamb we produce. We know you’ll love it too!
Judith Falk and David Paganelli
For Judith, Lucky Dog Farm is the culmination of a life-long dream. She loves tending the sheep, dogs, and horses, and loves sharing her favorite lamb dishes with friends and family.
David is a Forester in his professional life. He brings that knowledge and passion to bear in helping plan the logistics of Lucky Dog Farm, helping the farm interface with our Clover Hill Tree Farm in ways that enrich and strengthen both endeavors.