Just wanted to say how happy I am for you!!! I have always secretly wanted pet sheep, but don't know if it will ever happen or not. There is a lady sorta near me that I met at a county fair last summer. She has babydoll southdowns and said that I could come over in the spring to meet the new babies. I smell trouble lol!!!

Great pics! I want sheep oneday too! How is your dog doing that was sick?

Bob, the dog with cancer is doing Fantastic :) thanks for asking:). These won't be 'my' sheep LOL. I don't want to buy any sheep because they would end up being pets :(, and I DON"T WANT ANY MORE PETS :) our trainer is loaning me the sheep, so that way I have to give them back after a month or so. Works out for him too, he doesn't have to feed them, and he knows I'll take good care of them.

OH!!! I thought you were buying some?! I would still like some and maybe a goat! Glad to hear Bob is doing good. Do you have a lot of different kinds of animals??

Well we have quite few, enough to keep me busy. 4 horses, 4 dogs, 3 cats, about 16 koi, big ones....and now the 4 sheep are coming. With all these guys it seems like I spend my time either cleaning up poop,pee,puke, or doctoring someone LOL oh well keeps me out of trouble:)

LOL! We have 5 dogs, 1 cat, 7 ducks, 2 cockatiels, and 1 rabbit! They are a lot of trouble but a lot of fun too!!!!

They're very pretty, and it's cool that they're dog-trained.

One really important thing with sheep (experts, correct me if I'm wrong)... copper is poisonous to them, so don't let them eat food or supplements intended for any other animal. For example, a medicated salt block intended for goats should NOT be used for sheep, because it might contain copper.

Enjoy your new temporary critters!