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He selected four promising rams and castrated the rest.
As for the ewes, Shi Wen plans to keep them as breeding stock. Once they're grown up, they'll breed them next year to see the quality of the offspring.
The Abnormal Affairs Bureau carefully selected these goats, and the test report showed that they were in excellent health.
Shi Wen isolated them for a few days, and on the fifth day, seeing that they were still fine, he drove them up the mountain.
He wasn't sure if the goats could adapt to the mountain environment, so Shi Wen specially pulled out Heiwa and Wolf King to temporarily team up and graze the black goats on the mountain, just in case something went wrong.
The wolf and the dog, entrusted with an important task by Shi Wen, immediately set off with their heads held high and chests puffed out, leading the goats on their way.
Shi Wen had a lot of confidence in them, after all, they hadn't caused any major problems for a long time.
Just Shi Wen thought today would go smoothly as well.
At noon, he could hear the Wolf King's angry howl from the ranch.
The "howling" sounds came in waves, almost like roars.
Shi Wen couldn't sit still any longer, so he quickly rode his motorcycle up the mountain.
As he rode his motorcycle there, he envisioned many scenarios: the black goats becoming disobedient and ganging up on the Wolf King and Heiwa; the black goats being unfamiliar with the mountain environment and rolling down the hillside; and other audacious beasts coming from the mountains and attacking the black goats.
After he rushed up the mountain, he realized that none of his assumptions were correct.
The goats are actually fighting the Wolf King!
These black goats, barely a month old and still covered in chubby fat, actually fought with the Wolf King!
When he arrived, the Wolf King was howling under the tree, and the black goats were standing on the tree.
That tree was still an apricot tree, planted Shi Wen last year, and its thinnest branches were not even as thick as the handle of a calligraphy brush.
I wonder how the goats managed to get up there, and how they managed to stand steadily on the treetops with their sharp hooves?
The Wolf King howled under the tree, and the goats remained motionless, seemingly quite calm, occasionally taking a bite of an apricot.
The Wolf King looked furious; it jumped up and tried to bite the goat, and even attempted to climb a tree.
However, climbing trees is a skill that is too difficult for dogs. It climbed up and then slid down, failing several times.
The black goats leaped from the branches, and with a slight effort, they jumped from one tree to another, still standing firmly on the treetop.
Shi Wen never expected that the seemingly handsome black goats were actually a bunch of bad guys, and the kind of bad guys who had the Wolf King completely fooled.
He hadn't realized these black goats had this kind of personality when he was taking care of them before.
The Wolf King saw Shi Wen, and turned to him, both angry and aggrieved: "Awoo--"
Shi Wen quickly said, "I know, it's all because of those disobedient bastards."
The Wolf King rammed its large head against Shi Wen's leg: "Awoo--"
Shi Wen, "I'll chase them down right now."
Shi Wen broke off a tree branch and reached out to pull the black goats down from the treetop.
Surprisingly, the black goats weren't afraid of the whip at all. Neither the male nor the female goats came down from the tree after being whipped; instead, they lowered their heads and bleated at Shi Wen.
This means we're going to fight the Shi Wen.
Shi Wen them and find it quite interesting. I just grab the black goat by the hoof and pull it off.
The black goat was small and not very strong, and was quickly subdued by Shi Wen.
The Wolf King ran around on the ground, angrily howling at the black goats.
The black goats on Heiwa's side are also causing trouble.
However, they may not have developed the skills to climb trees yet, so they didn't go up into the trees. Heiwa, a single dog, could barely handle it.
It was clear that the black goats couldn't be left on the mountain, Shi Wen gathered them together and drove them down the mountain.
The black goats seemed to enjoy eating the pasture, grazing as they walked, and appeared to have no lingering resentment over the earlier conflict.
Once you reach the foot of the mountain, it's the sheepdogs' domain.
On the mountain, the black goats climbed trees, and the Wolf King couldn't do anything about them. But once they got down the mountain, if the black goats didn't obey orders, they would be bitten.
Shi Wen followed slowly on his bicycle, never interfering with the Wolf King's methods of managing the black goats.
Anyway, their animals are vaccinated every year and don't carry germs. If the black goats are bitten, the wounds will heal after a while.
Shi Wen at it now, it seems that the Wolf King is mainly using intimidation, and it's clear that it knows what it's doing.
Shi Wen that they wanted to drive the black goats into the sheepfold.
After the Wolf King realized what he was trying to do, it stopped him from chasing him away, and instead nibbled at his trouser leg, telling him to go play somewhere else.
Then, the Wolf King and Heiwa joined forces to drive the herd of black goats around.
Any black goat that dares to slack off will be roared at and bitten.
As they trained them, the black goats actually formed a formation and seemed much more obedient.
Shi Wen, wearing a straw hat, sat on the grass watching Heiwa and the Wolf King train the black goats. He felt that these two guys were much more capable than ordinary humans; they were truly excellent at managing sheep.
In the afternoon, Shi Wen saw them training black goats in the pasture, so he specially dragged a fat-tailed sheep back and began to slaughter it rather clumsily.
When Yan Kexing returned, he still hadn't managed to handle the sheep in his hands, and was still struggling with them.
Yan Kexing over to help. "What day is it today? Why are you slaughtering a sheep?"
Shi Wen that. "The Wolf King and Heiwa would be rewarded."
Shi Wen looked up and asked, "You came from the pasture; did you see them training the black goats?"
"I saw them chasing the black goats." Yan Kexing washed his hands and helped prepare the goat offal. "They chased them for quite a while, didn't they? I think those black goats were almost exhausted, their tongues sticking out."
Shi Wen, "It only took about half a day to get around."