How do you shear a sheep?

Answer 1

well you have to get these special shears that are able to shear/cut all the wool off the sheep, you cant use hair shears like the ones you have to shave hair they have to be special ones. If you have like a shop that sells farm equipment you could look in there ( but they might be a bit expensive.. ) anyway back to shearing, you have to get the shears and start from its neck and move it all the way down to its backside, then move on a bit and do the same again, keep doing that until its whole top half is shorn. Then you just put the shears under its neck and do the same like you did on the top half. But if you have a sheep called a wiltshire then you dont have to shear them because they moult.

Answer 2

To shear a sheep, use sharp shearing scissors or electric shears to carefully remove the wool from the sheep's body. Start by parting the wool and then cutting it close to the skin in long, smooth strokes to ensure a clean cut without injuring the sheep. It's important to have proper training and experience to shear sheep effectively and safely.

Answer 3

No.Shearing does not hurt the sheep,because it is just like the removal of hair from our body which does not hurt much as, it develops faster then any other organ in our body.

Answer 4

sheep rearing does not harm sheep