In a recent episode of Our Yorkshire Farm, Amanda Owen was left heartbroken after her sheepdog Kate gave birth to a stillborn puppy, while one of her sheep faced a difficult birth15:53, 14 Apr 2025An emotional rollercoaster awaits viewers in a repeat episode of Our Yorkshire Farm, set to air on Saturday, as Amanda Owen grapples with heartache at Ravenseat Farm.During a routine walk with her sheepdog Kate, Amanda reveals the distressing news that Kate has given birth to a stillborn puppy. Despite the sorrowful event, Kate appears to be coping well health-wise.Article continues belowAmanda, visibly shaken, confides in the audience: “Unfortunately, she is no longer in pup.”She recounts the somber details: “Clive [Owen] went to let her out at dinner time, and her puppy was there stillborn. I’ve got to say, she seems absolutely fine. There’s never been any change in her mood, she’s never been off her food, so she was never even ill.”There were tragedies on the episodeThe shepherdess goes on to share her fears: “I mean, it’s a real mystery. The worst scenario would have been that we had a dead pup and a dead dog, which, to be quite honest with you, I was really worried about her, with her being older, an older mother,” as reported by Leeds Live, reports the Mirror.Amanda breathes a sigh of relief that Kate remains by her side: “So there was always a danger that, you know, we could have lost Kate, and that would have been an absolute disaster. So, as it stands, I’ve still got my sheepdog; I just haven’t got a puppy.”Adding to the farm’s drama, Amanda faces the threat of losing a sheep during a challenging delivery. Thankfully, her children are there to help, with Violet swiftly noticing the lamb’s incorrect positioning.Amanda got emotional on airAs Amanda quizzed Violet on what she was expecting to feel during the birth, Violet responded: “Two front feet and maybe a head.”But the mood shifted when Violet mentioned feeling a tail, prompting Amanda’s face to show sheer worry. “That means its bottom is coming, and it can’t come out like that,” Amanda declared, her tone heavy with concern.”That lamb has to go back, and we need to get two back legs,” she instructed, as she tried to nudge the lamb back in for a safer birth for the ewe.Clive had to deal with the consequences”She’s not very chuffed, is she? That feels like the foot of the other lamb. There are two lambs trying to pop out at once, one bum first and the other the right way round.”Article continues belowViolet clocked the problem straight away, saying, “That is a problem there,” while Amanda deftly worked to push one lamb back to give the other space to come out first.Finally, after both lambs were safely delivered, Amanda praised Violet’s sharp actions: “I tell you something, Violet, that would have been dead if you hadn’t have learned that.”For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters. More