Chapter 212
Because the lamb is still quite small, Shi Wen specially included goat milk as a gift, sending a week's supply first. After the lamb finishes drinking it, she will send it by express delivery until the lamb is a month old.
With goat milk available, it's not a problem for them to take the lambs home.
The lamb was very resilient and adaptable, and as expected, nothing went wrong after it arrived at their home.
Wang Changchun was so happy that Shi Wen videos of the lambs for several days in a row, praising how easy his lambs were to raise.
The news spread quickly, and many customers soon learned that Shi Wen for sale.
This time there are more lambs, Shi Wen instead of queuing and drawing lots, we've adopted a reservation system.
Customers who wish to purchase can simply make an appointment with them.
Customers who have made reservations can come directly to their ranch to choose a sheep, or they can choose a sheep via video or by looking at pictures.
Shi Wen confirmed that all the lambs in his family were fine, so blind selection was also an option.
The pets at Shi Wen's house are always popular, and all 156 lambs quickly found new homes.
Customers who arrived late were incredulous and asked in the WeChat group, "[How come it's so fast? Didn't it just go on sale two days ago?]"
Shi Wen could reply, other group members chimed in. "[They've been on sale for two days already, and you're still doubting whether they've even sold?]"
[Given the popularity of his products, don't you think your question is a bit redundant? winking emoji]
[No, I just thought about it for a couple more days. I figured a pet sheep is kind of an exotic pet, and keeping it at home might be a bit of a hassle.]
[Why not consider it for another year? We could wait until their new pet sheep comes out next year before deciding whether to buy it.]
Honestly, I think you can buy anything from their store without hesitation.
[I'm also considering getting a pet lamb, although they're very appealing. But like that friend said, keeping such a non-traditional pet in modern society can be quite stressful.]
When the conversation reached this point in the group, someone immediately stood up and said:
[His lambs are incredibly well-behaved and intelligent; they even know where to poop, making them so easy to raise.]
I also bought a pet lamb from him. It's really easy to raise; at least it doesn't need to be walked every day like a dog.
[Yes, the biggest surprise of having a pet lamb is that I don't have to walk it every day anymore. Before, I had to walk the dog every day after get off work, which was such a pain.]
[Not only do they not need to be walked, but they also have less odor. I don't want to keep a dog because they smell so bad and are a hassle to clean. Pet lambs are different; maybe because they're herbivores, they smell wonderful.]
[It doesn't destroy much in the house, and it has a very gentle personality! It's also very affectionate; it will proactively nuzzle its head with its little head, I don't know if it's Shi Wen its upbringing or if it's just naturally gifted at it.]
[Yes, it's that babbling, affectionate little bastard!]
Seeing the screen full of praise, someone couldn't help but ask, "[You're all pointing out the good points, but surely it can't all be good points? Are there any weaknesses you can mention?]"
[The downside? It's probably that they have strict rules and regulations; you have to send your pet back when it gets old, and you also have to contact them if it gets sick.]
[Yes, their legal team is quite strong. If they have any ulterior motives, you should be careful. If not, go for it without hesitation.]
[I bought lambs from them in the last batch, and so far I haven't found any problems. They don't bother me much either, maybe checking in every two or three months at most.]
[I personally really like lambs and have wanted to have one for a long time, so I don't see any drawbacks. If you're not a huge fan of lambs, then you should probably think about it.]
There aren't many pet lambs in China, and theirs are of the highest quality. If you're not satisfied with their quality, then you shouldn't even think about getting a pet lamb.
Shi Wen glanced at the group chat and put her hand back down from typing.
It seems the buyer is quite satisfied with his lamb; he doesn't need to say anything more.
Chapter 212
That day, Shi Wen was directing people to pack goods.
His family has a lot of work to do, so the workers they've hired are all from his hometown who do odd jobs.
The people who come out to do odd jobs are usually the same few people. They're all familiar with his ranch, so he doesn't really need to give them any instructions. He just needs to keep an eye on things.
Besides Shi Wen, the little foxes were also nearby.
If there's anything inappropriate, the little fox will growl softly.
After several visits, everyone realized that Shi Wen's pets had sharper eyes than he did, and it was impossible to fool them.
Gradually, the people who came to work at the Shi Wen family's house became more and more skilled, and there was nothing that required special attention anymore.
Today is different; there are many more and more complicated things to do today.
Goat milk, hay, chicken eggs, goose eggs, etc., each item needs to be delivered to a different destination.
Especially the hay – this hay needs to be delivered to both the families who bought the pet lambs and to Zhan Chongyun.
The size of the hay varies depending on the destination, and the difficulty of baling it also varies.
We must be extra careful Shi Wen.
Autumn pasture carries the rich aroma unique to hay, much like ripe nuts in autumn.
Someone packing up hay couldn't help but say, "This hay smells so good, I'd love to take a bite!"
Shi Wen laughed and said, "I'm afraid that won't work; you probably won't be able to digest it."
Hearing Shi Wen's words, the man said with some regret, "Yes, if only I had the stomach of a cow or sheep, I could just eat some hay."
Once the conversation started, everyone began chatting:
"Brother Shi, some of the hay you have is still from Qu Jiaojiao and the others, right? Did you switch to a new variety?"
"Yes, I also buy my hay from them, but it doesn't smell this good."
Shi Wen said, "Not entirely. We also grow other forage grasses on our ranch, such as these fritillaria bulbs, which were planted later."