When is the sheep shearing? What happens if the sheep don't cut their wool?

Do you know what the growth habits of sheep are and what habits it has? When is the sheep shearing? What happens to sheep without shearing? Let's take a look.

Sheep cannot be trained. Sheep don't learn how to survive from mistakes. They also repeat their reticence. Other smart animals learn from pain and training. But when the sheep got lost. You will die because you can't find water or food.

Sheep are irresponsible animals. They can't supply themselves. They don't consider their survival needs. And they don't plan their future.

Sheep must be pruned at the right time and in the right season. Wool can keep sheep warm in winter, so it must be trimmed in summer. The wool of sheep is of great value to human beings. The shearing of wool depends entirely on the farmer's skill in pruning. If it is not pruned, the sheep may die early because the wool hardens.

Wool does not get wet in moisture, absorbs sweat, helps cool your body and helps keep your skin dry. Different sheep grow different kinds of wool: good quality wool is used as clothing, medium wool is blankets and rough carpets and carpets. Wool is also used to make baseball and tennis.

Sheep are completely unable to protect themselves. Their teeth are not aggressive. You can't protect yourself or attack others. Farmers in New Zealand need to protect their sheep from other animals.

Sheep need the farmer's careful care. Sheep like the farmer to talk to him and rub his owner with his body to show the feeling of intimacy. For sheep, the farmer's attention is more important than food. The most important thing in sheep's life is to eat and gain weight. The only need is interaction with farmers.