So, one week on, how are we all getting on? 
Was this the right decision – to take Puzzah, castrate him and let him live with the others (who were already a very happy settled little family)?
Well, so far, I can honestly say Puzzah has been nothing but a gentleman. He has perfect manners, comes when he is called and is good around the others. 
It is lovely to see Puzzah change, trust and develop.
We have all settled into a good routine – in the morning I open up a field where they eat their breakfast.
They then stay in their field for the rest of the day while cars and people come and go so if the gate gets left open, then it doesn’t matter. No one can escape into the hill.
Then, in the afternoon, once we are closing down for the evening, I open the gate and everyone comes in around the house.
Puzzah is learning that I want to talk to him.
This is all new to him – to be a pet.
He knows his name. He comes when he is called.
It is important he learns that there is more to being a sheep.
I think he is getting it. This is the first time I have sat down with him – seriously, this is not to be advised with a butty rammy sheep. 
And now Puzzah eats carrots.
It has taken a while – a whole week – for him to know what a carrot is, let alone eat it.
I think he has got the plot now.
Carrots are the new biscuits in this house (only for sheep, mind).
So I am hugely pleased with Puzzah’s progress. 
One of us! One of us!
I think this was the right decision. He’s a dude.
Sheep Whispered!
I secretly think so!
How have Bert and Ster done with Puzzah? Is carrots the Sheep Whisperer’s secret weapon? Or is the sweet nothings she rubs on the ears?
He’s a stunner!! So handsome.
These are great photos and glad Puzzah has settled in so well! He’s also quite handsome.
I’m glad we visited with you when we did as you look dressed for a trip to the Antarctic.
Best to Everyone – MMR
I’m so happy this is working out! Puzzah is a handsome fellow and has a kind look about him. Thank you for taking him in. You are the perfect shepherdess!
Hooray for Puzzah – getting such a warm, wonderful home (with a human who likes to talk to him and introduce new foods!) He does sound like the perfect gentleman…
Great to hear!!!
I hope everything stays peaceful!!!
So pleased that Puzzah has settled so well – they all look very relaxed together. I think you have definitely made the right decision. He is a gorgeous addition to your little flock.