How to get ready with sheeplife. To fuck your first female sheep.

[beastgod]

Hi, I am considering to get one very beautiful sheep for me, I am probably getting her as lamb white as snow.

so can anyone here, veteran, tell me how to go about it? I have read, its ok to let her suck you cock, but how long before I can go for full penetrative sex? I am 6 inches below, little on girthier side.

also do they have heat cycle? can I only have sex with them during that time?

Please help me.

 

[erphy]

I'm not a sheep sexpert but I do know that it is not advised to keep one sheep. They are highly social and you will run into behavioral issues and really stress the animal out. Seems a minimum of three sheep in a flock is needed to have them feel comfortable. Similar with donkeys, they need to have other equine friends about to feel OK.

 

[beastgod]

All the better then, But tell me can they all be just ewe? I don't want any kind of competition.

 

[erphy]

All the better then, But tell me can they all be just ewe? I don't want any kind of competition.

Absolutely you can have as many as you want together. Only need a ram if you want babies.

 

[Goattobeloved]

All the better then, But tell me can they all be just ewe? I don't want any kind of competition.

Yep, sure they can.

Still, consider himans are wider than their natural males, so penetration will be easier if they have lambed before.

... I have read, its ok to let her suck you cock...

Uh. How's that?
Answer wisely

 

[beastgod]

NO need babies, and tell me about when can I start trying to have sex with them? I believe 6 months? Do I need to get them familiar with me cock?

I really love them, specailly the wool one, they are like fuzzy tedybear with warm and inviting vagina.

 

[erphy]

I read somewhere here only perhaps, someone said they would let Lamb suck on his cock, lamb would think its their mom's udder or something. I have seen calf do that all the time in certain vids. But don't know about lamb, not enough sheep porn on the internet, its a shame really.

Sexual contact with underage animals is strictly forbidden on this site. It is pretty disgusting to take advantage of an infant animal to get off like that.

 

[beastgod]

Sexual contact with underage animals is strictly forbidden on this site. It is pretty disgusting to take advantage of an infant animal to get off like that.

sorry I didn't mean it like that, its just someone mentioned it so I asked. It felt weird as well, hence I was asking when its ok to get started, do I have to get them familiar. I will delete the post, as It bothers you. Sorry again for that.

 

[JustAGSDEnjoyer]

Do I need to get them familiar with me cock?

I don't know what age is "appropriate" for sheep, but YES. Do not just go there and show your cock in her. Take your time, use fingers to start with, and work up to it over weeks. You are going to take care of these animals for the rest of their (hopefully long and happy) lives, you don't need to rush into something and risk harming them.

But I have the feeling you might want to read up on how to properly care for sheep first, some of your questions here seem that you are not really familiar with what they need to live a good life. Do both yourself and your future flock a service and spend at least a couple of days looking up what to do.

 

[Goattobeloved]

But I have the feeling you might want to read up on how to properly care for sheep first, some of your questions here seem that you are not really familiar with what they need to live a good life. Do both yourself and your future flock a service and spend at least a couple of days looking up what to do.

Yep. woolie teddy bears with a fuckhole.

When I got my first goats I spent like half a year learning if I could provide a half decent place and life, what breed would fit better, possible emergencies, legal issues, shelter and food suppliers... Then, I started looking seriously.

And I never wondered how long it would take to have sex or if it would happen.

 

[beastgod]

Yep. woolie teddy bears with a fuckhole.

When I got my first goats I spent like half a year learning if I could provide a half decent place and life, what breed would fit better, possible emergencies, legal issues, shelter and food suppliers... Then, I started looking seriously.

And I never wondered how long it would take to have sex or if it would happen.

My words exactly, they are so fluffy and warm looking, I live in a very cold weather area, with a lot of snow most of year. I imagine cuddling them while naked would warm me up and get me in the mood as well.

I really really want one, but some of my questions are not really "google friendly" hence I was asking here. I don't mean to harm them, just think they could be the best companion for me in this cold cold world I live in.

 

[Goattobeloved]

Basics first.
Those are in Google in like 5 seconds

https://www.humane.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbemt521/files/inline-documents/sonh/sheep-care-trifold.pdf

How to Care for Sheep: 15 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow

Sheep are grazing mammals often kept as livestock on farms. Sheep can be used for meat, wool and milk. Sheep generally have a lifespan of 6 to 14 years. When well cared for, sheep can live up to 20 years. Sheep are adaptable to many...

www.wikihow.com

Sheep 201: Care of newborn lambs

www.sheep101.info

Learn things like "bloat", parasites and famacha cards, hoof caring, see what are the usual breeds that thrieve in your zone...

 

[beastgod]

Basics first.
Those are in Google in like 5 seconds

https://www.humane.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbemt521/files/inline-documents/sonh/sheep-care-trifold.pdf

How to Care for Sheep: 15 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow

Sheep are grazing mammals often kept as livestock on farms. Sheep can be used for meat, wool and milk. Sheep generally have a lifespan of 6 to 14 years. When well cared for, sheep can live up to 20 years. Sheep are adaptable to many...

www.wikihow.com

Sheep 201: Care of newborn lambs

www.sheep101.info

Learn things like "bloat", parasites and famacha cards, hoof caring, see what are the usual breeds that thrieve in your zone...

 

[beastgod]

Thank you, but I am gonna have many more questions later.

I was thinking that may be at some point, I would like to have them "artificially inseminated" I wanna suck on those Udders and get some milk, very fresh. I can think of so many kinky things to with them. They are the best.

I am currently going through the best breed to consider, As I said, I live in very called environment and I really like to get one of those with soft wool, like those Alaskan mountain goat. But hey, now I have to pick 3, so I am probably gonna mix and match them, colors and wool and all.

 

[JustAGSDEnjoyer]

Well, just make sure you focus on the animal first, and the sex second. You are taking on a big commitment, and for a long time. I understand that the eagerness can make you want to rush things, but trust me, you and your animals will be so much better off if you take the extra time here and now.

 

[JustAGSDEnjoyer]

When I got my first goats I spent like half a year learning if I could provide a half decent place and life, what breed would fit better, possible emergencies, legal issues, shelter and food suppliers... Then, I started looking seriously.

I've never been the direct caretaker for goats or sheep, but I have spent time visiting a relative who had a flock of goats back when I was young. It really made me realize just how much responsibility you take on with something like that, and how important it is to know what to expect beforehand.

And I never wondered how long it would take to have sex or if it would happen.

You seem like just my type of person

 

[beastgod]

Thanks, But as I read more in it, I get they need a lot of regular attention, with deworming and basic hygiene maintenance, Something about hiring a vet? I think I am gonna keep off them for a one year, lets just observe how vet handles the thing, doing more research on the backend, cause when I finally started getting sexual with them, I really don't wanna get any vet involved. So learning to take care of them, vaccination and all, for the first year would be great.

 

[beastgod]

I really wanna start with the bare minimum of them, I was hoping to keep them inside my house as a dog or something. They could use my company for taking care of there social anxiety. But It looks like 3 is indeed the minimum. 3 can't be so bad.

 

[Goattobeloved]

I've never been the direct caretaker for goats or sheep, but I have spent time visiting a relative who had a flock of goats back when I was young. It really made me realize just how much responsibility you take on with something like that, and how important it is to know what to expect beforehand.

I never had sheep. They look quite evasive to me and the fleece is difficult to keep in conditions.

Even if you have a big piece of land and they basically "take care of themselves", a lot of things to care and supervise, and a lot of things that can go wrong. They tangle on places, get in silly troubles... And, oh, the E.U. paperwork... ugh. I royally screwed a couple of things in that.

You seem like just my type of person

I also like how you think

 

[Goattobeloved]

I really wanna start with the bare minimum of them, I was hoping to keep them inside my house as a dog or something. They could use my company for taking care of there social anxiety. But It looks like 3 is indeed the minimum. 3 can't be so bad.

Oh, no. Not at home, not in the bed.
They shit often and an uncountable number of pellets bounce all around the room to hide in the most unsuspected corners.

 

[beastgod]

I understand that now, I will have to make some arrangement for them. The internet says, 3 sided covered shelter is fine but that won't work for me. I definitely need a proper shelter.

 

[offgridk9lover2]

you can have no less than 2 sheep.

1 year is when they are at bare min ready for mating in nature, but for with human 1.5 to 2 years old better.

Spend lots of time with them just being good partner, scratching hard to reach spots, nuzzling, cuddling.

3 side shelter is bare minimum in good climate, well built full shelter they will like better!

Learn to sheer, care for hooves, this will save you money, learn good first aid, sheep are masters at hurting them self's!

Sheep can not be house trained as far as I know, food goes in shit comes out, and where they are or over makes no difference! getting them in house very easy, getting back out of house is much harder and usually makes great mess!!!! especially if whole herd follows, ( Dogs are not very happy when that happens <_< )

medicins depend on your area, so need to find what is important, then you must carefully control who comes on farm then you usually have little to worry about.

 

[offgridk9lover2]

My words exactly, they are so fluffy and warm looking, I live in a very cold weather area, with a lot of snow most of year. I imagine cuddling them while naked would warm me up and get me in the mood as well.

I really really want one, but some of my questions are not really "google friendly" hence I was asking here. I don't mean to harm them, just think they could be the best companion for me in this cold cold world I live in.

my climate gets to -40c at times, on sunny dry day, a good quilt over the snow or good fresh hay but frost around the wool can be hard on hands!

Yep, sure they can.

Still, consider himans are wider than their natural males, so penetration will be easier if they have lambed before.

Sheep are very stretchy and accommodating, and very nicely plush! most do not need to lamb first to fit nicely, some times you have one like that, but they are outlier!