Understanding sheep behaviour

Understanding sheep behaviourThe most important features of the behaviour of sheep are their marked sociality and the formation of a bond between mother and young. Sheep show a strong need to stay with their flock mates and become very distressed when isolated. Under farm conditions the social environment is mainly controlled by humans, and sheep are usually maintained in single sex groups of similar age or size, the main exceptions being malefemale groups at mating and the

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