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At least one sheep actually came to inhabit the [[the Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]] — however briefly. In [[BC#Prehistory|3300 BC]], a wounded sheep entered the ship, where it gave birth to its lamb. The [[Second Doctor]] left to find the sheep's owner, but when he returned he found the sheep and lamb brutally slaughtered. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Loop the Loup (short story)|Loop the Loup]]'') | At least one sheep actually came to inhabit the [[the Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]] — however briefly. In [[BC#Prehistory|3300 BC]], a wounded sheep entered the ship, where it gave birth to its lamb. The [[Second Doctor]] left to find the sheep's owner, but when he returned he found the sheep and lamb brutally slaughtered. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Loop the Loup (short story)|Loop the Loup]]'') | ||
Some [[companion]]s had at least some level of knowledge about sheep herding. According to one account, which may have been a dream, [[Jamie McCrimmon]] stopped travelling with the Second Doctor to become a shepherd in [[Yorkshire]] after [[Zoe Heriot]] went into a [[coma]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Dream a Little Dream for Me]]'') [[Dog]]s were integral to sheep herding. In fact, [[Peri Brown]] once noticed a herd of sheep running down a [[dog]] on the | Some [[companion]]s had at least some level of knowledge about sheep herding. According to one account, which may have been a dream, [[Jamie McCrimmon]] stopped travelling with the Second Doctor to become a shepherd in [[Yorkshire]] after [[Zoe Heriot]] went into a [[coma]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Dream a Little Dream for Me]]'') [[Dog]]s were integral to sheep herding. In fact, [[Peri Brown]] once noticed a herd of sheep running down a [[dog]] on the island of [[Dorsill]], which made her think that something was amiss on the island. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Grave Matter]]'') | ||
The disappearance or death of sheep was often an indicator of much bigger trouble. The [[Seventh Doctor]] and [[Ace]] initially went to the town around the [[Graystairs]] [[Alzheimer's disease]] treatment centre to investigate sheep disappearances. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Relative Dementias]]'') On another occasion, in the [[Welsh]] village of [[Llanfer Ceiriog]], they saw a sheep being taken by a [[wolf]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Cat's Cradle: Witch Mark]]''). In [[1936]], [[Harry Sullivan]] was falsely accused of being a [[werewolf]] who attacked an [[English]] village's sheep population. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Wolfsbane (novel)|Wolfsbane]]'') [[File:Sheep K9POV K9TV Dream-Eaters.jpg|thumb|A sheep from K9 Mark 2's point of view, whilst in a dream. ([[TV]]: ''[[Dream-Eaters (TV story)|Dream-Eaters]]'')]] | The disappearance or death of sheep was often an indicator of much bigger trouble. The [[Seventh Doctor]] and [[Ace]] initially went to the town around the [[Graystairs]] [[Alzheimer's disease]] treatment centre to investigate sheep disappearances. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Relative Dementias]]'') On another occasion, in the [[Welsh]] village of [[Llanfer Ceiriog]], they saw a sheep being taken by a [[wolf]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Cat's Cradle: Witch Mark]]''). In [[1936]], [[Harry Sullivan]] was falsely accused of being a [[werewolf]] who attacked an [[English]] village's sheep population. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Wolfsbane (novel)|Wolfsbane]]'') [[File:Sheep K9POV K9TV Dream-Eaters.jpg|thumb|A sheep from K9 Mark 2's point of view, whilst in a dream. ([[TV]]: ''[[Dream-Eaters (TV story)|Dream-Eaters]]'')]] | ||
