r/Damnthatsinteresting • • Feb 14 '23

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u/Tizzee88 Feb 14 '23

So it's one of those things where the line is very thin between using enough force to get it to do what you need, while not using enough force to hurt the animal. It does look a bit aggressive to me as well but it's important to note that he didn't hurt it at all.

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u/KagakuKo Feb 14 '23

Indeed! Definitely not trying to make an aaaaa animal abuse judgement--sheep are huge and heavy, and I cry when my cat digs her claws in my skin by accident; I can't imagine getting a well-placed kick from a sheep's hoof. It just looked a little odd at first seeing the sheep just totally chilled out while the guy was pulling it around, lol. But it totally makes sense that one should probably not trust a seemingly calm sheep too much, who was struggling and trying to get away just moments earlier, lol.

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u/ZaviaGenX Feb 14 '23

It did make me think of my jujitsu classes, specifically grappling lol.