Livestock Sheep are friendly, passive animals that make good pets if
they're well cared for. Here's all you need to know about Livestock Sheep as
pets.
They Make Great Pets
Livestock Sheep make great pets because they are affectionate and gentle.
They really like human contact. In fact, if you feed a baby sheep by bottle,
it's likely to follow you around like a puppy when it becomes a full-grown
sheep.
Caring For Sheep
Like all animals, Livestock Sheep need sufficient food, water and shelter
to survive. Livestock Sheep eat lots of grass but they also like to eat hay
or silage. Livestock Sheep love grain, which is good because grain is high
in nutrients. Be careful though, if you feed Livestock Sheep too much grain
they can get sick.
Livestock Sheep need shelter from the elements and from other animals.
Any Livestock Sheep that are kept as pets should have a fenced in area where
they can be free from dog attacks. Fences with large holes are no good
because dogs can get through these gaps.
Livestock Sheep that produce wool need to be sheared at least once a
year. It's usually best to shear them in the spring so they don't become
uncomfortably hot in the summer. If you want to sell the wool, have a
professional shear the Livestock Sheep. Craft stores, wool brokers and
private firms all buy Livestock Sheep wool. If you want to shear Livestock
Sheep yourself, make sure to keep the wool colors separate.
Livestock Breeds 
Livestock - Cattle 
