Swaledale is a British sheep breed that originated in the Yorkshire Dales of Northern England. It is a hardy breed that is well adapted to the harsh climate of the region and is known for its strong wool production. The breed is also popular for its meat, which is said to have a unique flavor. Swaledale sheep are usually white with black faces and legs, and they have long horns. They are a medium-sized breed, with ewes weighing up to 120 pounds and rams weighing up to 180 pounds.