Objetive. To evaluate the effect of restricted suckling (RS) on growth parameters adjusted weight (AW) and daily weight gain (DWG), body condition (BC) and FAMACHA® score (FA) during lactation and post-weaning in Colombian hair sheep (CHS). Materials and methods. 76 CHS with cries were assigned to one of two treatments. Treatment 1 (T1), lambs with continuous suckling (CS): 24 hours with the dam (n= 38). Treatment 2 (T2), restricted suckling (RS), 10 hours (n= 38). Measurements were taken every 30 days from birth to 210 days with weaning at 90 days. AW, DWG, BC and FA were evaluated, and the data were analyzed with a linear fixed-effects and repeated measures model and Tukey-Kramer test. Results. AW before 60 days did not vary significantly between T1 and T2. After weaning and until the end of the experiment, BP were significantly (p<0.001) higher in T2. Average pre-weaning GPD did not vary between T1 and T2 (p= 0.053). Post-weaning DWG varied significantly (p<0.001) between T1 and T2 (82.38±17.4 and 123.95±20.6 g/day respectively). After weaning BC was higher (p<0.001) in lambs at T2. No differences were found in FA during lactation. After weaning, T2 presented better qualification (p<0.001). Conclusions. T1 and T2 presented the same performance at weaning. However, the differences from weaning to seven months of age were in favor of lambs submitted to T2.