Purpose and key benefit Prevents unwanted mating by securely covering the male animal’s hindquarters. The apron gives breeders control over breeding timing and reduces accidental pregnancies without sedation or invasive restraint. Design and performance Weighted, stay-put design: sewn-in weights keep the apron in place as animals move, walk, or butt, so it does not ride up or shift. Adjustable fit: straps and fastenings let you tailor the apron to different body shapes and sizes for a snug, reliable fit. Lightweight and breathable: made from mesh cloth to ensure airflow and comfort for the animal during extended wear. Durable and washable: constructed for repeated farm use and easy cleaning to maintain hygiene between animals. Compatibility and use Intended for use on male goats and sheep to block mounting contact; suitable for most adult males when adjusted properly. Practical for use in intensive and extensive systems, small hobby farms, or professional breeding operations. Care and handling Simple to fit and remove; inspect fastenings and seams regularly and launder according to standard washable farm textiles practices to extend service life. Why breeders choose this apron Provides a non-invasive, low-stress way to manage mating, improving planning and the overall quality of herd reproduction. Reduces the need for constant separation or continuous monitoring, saving time and labor. Typical applications / scenarios Controlled breeding program: keep males separated from females but allow social contact until planned mating dates. Temporary isolation during kidding or lambing seasons: prevent accidental matings when females are near heat. Mixed-flock management: use during pasture rotations or shows to prevent unexpected breeding when animals from different groups mix. Specifications summary Function: anti-mating apron for male goats and sheep Material: mesh cloth (lightweight, breathable) Features: adjustable straps, weighted hem, washable Use: farm and breeding management to prevent unwanted mating and improve herd control