The ongoing story of Shoshana, the Cameroon lamb :-)

[danischi24]

The story starts here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/646996/cameroon-lamb-pics
Here's the little one being a brat last night:

 

[Baymule]

Sooooooooooooo CUTE!!! Thanks for sharing, beautiful color and so sweet!

 

[danischi24]

Thanks, she's a sweet brat. Also just so cute, she's more of a crowd puller than a puppy
Everyone who sees her, has to come stroke her & ask 1000 questions. I don't mind though & she really does come EVERYWHERE with me. Since she was born, she hasn't been more than 6 feet from me ever, though I get an old crippled man to sheepsit in the stables while I work the horses.
This is us at The Passover, a very big deal in my culture:



The sheepsitter:

 

[Mzyla]

That was beautiful-thanks for sharing!

She is still young and not able (doesn't know yet) to make substantial damage.
Just be carefull; in time she will jump on a top of furniture, shred to pieces your close, books, flowers...etc... and may even destroy your laptop.
I just don't want you to be mad on her later on, this is why I'm warning you ahead of time.

 

[danischi24]

Hehe, thanks, I'm well aware of her destructo properties already. She's allowed on all the furniture/bed & my house is very odd-pet proof. She's worse than any puppy with chewing though, at least I can correct them. Doesn't seem to work as well with her. None of my animals are left unsupervised at home. When she's old enough to be left alone, she will be crated when I'm not home like my other animals. Until then, she is my constant shadow & I keep her out of trouble. I'm a lot more afraid that something she eats will hurt her than about the things she ruins. After going through the puppy & kitten stages last year & now having the parrot too, there's not much left to destroy within reach

I'm going to make a video of a typical day in our lives, I think it will be fun.

 

[danischi24]

Just another cute video, this time of my dog & lamb playing: