Mischievous Sheep Want Nothing to Do With Ranch Life in Scotland and Break Into Their Owners Home Every Chance They Get

Farm life is not for everyone, but for some the fresh air and open space is cathartic, peaceful, and brings them back to basics. However, typically these opinions are reserved to the human beings that run and visit farm land. Not the farm animals.

Belle and Tilda are two gigantic, bushy sheep that simply refuse to be forced to live outside. They despise ranch-life and are seemingly desperate to be house pets. But for Donna Dolittle, a Scottish farmer, they are simply a pain in the butt to try and wrangle, removing them from her tiny home on the farm has proven to be a daily task that she can add to her list of chores.

She is relentless…

The sheep, Belle and Tilda, often take part in mischievous activities together, forming a wall of white fluff that is both impenetrable and stubborn, making the narrow hallways of Donna’s home impassible and full of protest.

It seems that these two trouble-makers find every excuse and every open door that they can find to attempt to sneak into the house in search of the life of luxury they so desperately crave. Farm life is not suited to their lavish tastes. They bah and they mew in defiance when they are caught in the house, despite being nearly impossible to miss– you’re not fooling anyone behind that couch, we can see the white tufts of wool sticking up from behind it.

As any city-person can attest to, the allure of indoor life, with its cushy pillows and warm blankets, is certainly alluring, so we can’t blame Belle and Tilda for their audacity. Donna, however, won’t stand for any hooliganry on her farm and quickly chastises the duo for their hooved assault on her indoor carpet.

Nevermind "bah"

As much as the two woolie nuisances have the opportunity to romp all they want in the highland grasses, but are simply drawn to either the warm mirth of the indoors or just the thrill of the heist. We may never know.

However, it looks like Belle and Tilda won’t be relenting on their endless escapades into the house, and until they become permanent bah-brained house pets, they’ll just keep trying to enter the house to solidify their territory.