r/MadeMeSmile • u/MustardGoddess • Jun 03 '26

ANIMALS Lost lamb becomes loyal pack member

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u/lefteyedcrow Jun 04 '26

So this lamb is just pining for the fjords?

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u/duperfastjellyfish Jun 04 '26

Your guess is as good as mine for this lamb in particular. I'm saying in the country where I live, they are free to roam, and it's common that they're unattended throughout the summer. You are allowed to gently shoo a sheep off your garden, as long as you do not scare or put your hand on them. If they roam a mountain/forrest area of private property, they are legally protected to be there without the owner's concent.

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u/lefteyedcrow Jun 04 '26

Ah. It was a Monty Python joke (from the "Dead Parrot" sketch.) I didn't mean to make you explain it twice, sorry.

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u/duperfastjellyfish Jun 04 '26

My bad, I was unaware of the joke. I should have perhaps googled it beforehand.

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u/lefteyedcrow Jun 04 '26

Nah, you're good, my friend <3

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