The last two sheep were kept in the chicken coop, which was big enough when built, so she didn't have to duck to get inside.
Keeping them there at least kept them from getting rained on, knowing that they ate grass, she even specially planted some grass in her "space" for them.
But when these two sheep first arrived, they weren't very eager to eat, after all, they were wild. If it hadn't been for one of the kids getting hurt, the mother sheep probably wouldn't have obediently let her keep them enclosed. So psychologically unwilling, they were very resistant to her feeding.
It was out of desperation that she thought of the grass in her "space." It seemed to have a special aroma. As soon as she brought it close to their mouths, they snapped at it, and then gobbled it down with such speed that it left her astonished.
A basket of grass was quickly depleted. She had spent an hour planting it, and they ate it all in one meal?
