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Usarka
4th September 2011, 13:02
Is it legal to have a miniature sheep as a pet in Auckland?
I'm sick of mowing the lawn.
And if I get sick of the sheep I have a roast.
Brett
4th September 2011, 13:06
Where can you get miniature sheep? I want a couple for my semi-rural property. Only option I have seen is to import from Aussie . (Miniature sheep actually 'babydoll' english breed)
Usarka
4th September 2011, 13:29
Sorry mate I don't have a supplier. Was just thinking "hey a miniature sheep would be cool", googled it and saw they exist.
Can you keep a normal sheep as a pet in urban environs?
hellokitty
4th September 2011, 15:37
what about a miniature pony? I want one...... it would be great! Plus lots of poos for the garden....
Madness
4th September 2011, 15:40
Only option I have seen is to import from Aussie . (Miniature sheep actually 'babydoll' english breed)
I want to be there when you pick up a Sheep named "Babydoll" from the airport. Please let me know when you plan to do this.
Hitcher
4th September 2011, 15:52
Ring your local Council. They will tell you what livestock are permitted on your property.
mashman
4th September 2011, 16:51
A couple of friends up the coast, in suburbia, kept a couple of sheep. Chucked them in the paddock and promptly got rid of them after a few weeks as the place was completely covered in shite.
People are allowed to keep pigs n'est pas?
Shadows
4th September 2011, 20:25
Miniature sheep are often referred to as "lambs". Get a couple of those, and if they start to get too big simply eat them and get some more.
Failing that, get some chickens. They fuck lawns.
Usarka
4th September 2011, 20:33
Nah they're for real bro.
Babydoll sheeps.
http://www.oldeenglishbabydollregistry.com/images/sophiepuddlessweetpea.jpg
huff3r
4th September 2011, 20:36
Get a goat. You'll only need one, and the damn thing will keep them nice and trimmed. Forever.
Brett
4th September 2011, 20:55
I want to be there when you pick up a Sheep named "Babydoll" from the airport. Please let me know when you plan to do this.
LOL...that would be pretty damn funny.
Berries
4th September 2011, 20:55
Nah they're for real bro.
Babydoll sheeps.
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OK, I'm stupid. How do you tell that they are miniature sheep from the photo? Sit further back?
Ocean1
4th September 2011, 20:59
OK, I'm stupid. How do you tell that they are miniature sheep from the photo? Sit further back?
'Cause you would have paid someone $3000 for one.
They're not new, in fact they're an ancient Southdown.
sugilite
4th September 2011, 21:07
A couple of friends up the coast, in suburbia, kept a couple of sheep. Chucked them in the paddock and promptly got rid of them after a few weeks as the place was completely covered in shite.
This is so true, I have one in my meadow and the amount of shit is unreal, and thats just one. He does have a lot of character, and is a lot smarter than many would guess, not to mention a surprisingly good memory!
Usarka
4th September 2011, 21:09
Do they eat mint?
Ocean1
4th September 2011, 21:26
Do they eat mint?
They eat cabages, lettiuce, beetroot, sprouts, leeks and cauliflower.
Just the once, though.
Big Dave
4th September 2011, 22:06
sheeps! you got nuffink.
Turned on to the motorway on-ramp not far from the centre of Brisvegas this afternoon and there was a very large Diamond Python slithering along in lane two.
hellokitty
4th September 2011, 22:36
Miniature sheep are often referred to as "lambs". Get a couple of those, and if they start to get too big simply eat them and get some more.
Failing that, get some chickens. They fuck lawns.
If you want to have your lawns fucked, then get a British Bulldog - my dog scratched my lawn to hell and now we have a mud bath!
ynot slow
4th September 2011, 22:54
No problem with miniatures,how else do dwarfs have fun,normal people have normal sheep,so why prejudice the little people.
Berries
4th September 2011, 23:19
Dwarfs is not PC. The term is midget.
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Usarka
5th September 2011, 07:47
sheeps! you got nuffink.
Turned on to the motorway on-ramp not far from the centre of Brisvegas this afternoon and there was a very large Diamond Python slithering along in lane two.
Are you gone already BD?
Big Dave
5th September 2011, 08:54
Yea. Bailed on Friday morning, moved in to new digs in the afternoon.
nodrog
5th September 2011, 08:57
Do they eat mint?
You want a self saucing roast?
Banditbandit
5th September 2011, 09:33
Is it legal to have a miniature sheep as a pet in Auckland?
I'm sick of mowing the lawn.
And if I get sick of the sheep I have a roast.
Naa ... you'll find them more hassle than a lawn mower .. first of all they'll eat everything except the grass - which they will eat last ... then you wil need to dip them every few weeks (a pour on will do ...) and drench them for worms (no pour on - you pour it down their throats) then you wil need to dag them at least three times a year .. and finally get them shorn at least once a year .. if not twice ...
And finally .. Mashman is right ...
A couple of friends up the coast, in suburbia, kept a couple of sheep. Chucked them in the paddock and promptly got rid of them after a few weeks as the place was completely covered in shite.
Banditbandit
5th September 2011, 09:34
Do they eat mint?
Yes .. but they'll also eat Rosemary - which makes them taste even better ..
far queue
5th September 2011, 11:14
Yes .. but they'll also eat Rosemary - which makes them taste even better ..I bet Rosemary's quite keen on the idea too :whistle:
Banditbandit
5th September 2011, 15:00
I bet Rosemary's quite keen on the idea too :whistle:
I had no idea sweet little Roemary was into beastiality :facepalm:
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