Miniature sheep in the city?

**Ocean1** · 4th September 2011, 21:26

Originally Posted by Usarka

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

Originally Posted by Shadows

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.

**Usarka** · 5th September 2011, 07:47

Originally Posted by Big Dave

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:Me** · 5th September 2011, 08:57

Originally Posted by Usarka

Do they eat mint?

You want a self saucing roast?

**Banditbandit** · 5th September 2011, 09:33

Originally Posted by Usarka

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 ...

Originally Posted by mashman

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.