Before: Here, we see a sheep about to undergo a 'haircut'

After: the sheep after the woolshed. It doesn't take very
long, although I know that's a lot of wool. The guy on the left
said that the whole process isn't painful at all for the sheep.
The trick is to keep the animal still.

Here's a sheep dog on a sheep. Out in the field, a sheep
dog keeps sheeps from straying out of the herd and guard
 the herd from predators such as foxes.

Each sheep is named or numbered for reference.

Yup, that's me. Yeah, yeah, I know I look... Hey, let's get on
with the tour. Milking the cow was fun. But everytime I
squeeze the thing, only a little milking spits out and into the
pail below. Of course this milk must be processed first
before consumption.

Despite its name, the woolshed not only has sheep, but also
animals like Koala Bears and Kangaroos too.

And here's more Koalas. Koalas are shy animals and don't
move very much either.

Like Pandas, Koalas are very choosy animals and only eat
certain leaves. Here you can see the Koalas feeding on
leaves.

Hey, it's not free. You have to pay to
hold this little fella.

All my sister said was that the animal
was furry and held on to her like there
were foxes below.

Here are the kangaroos. Sometimes, they run away if you
come too close but they'll come to you if you have food.

What are you looking at? Grrr...