The latter is exactly how you keep sheep. Keeping them in one enclosure is more of a pain in the arse to cope with than having to spend half a day tromping arou

The latter is exactly how you keep sheep. Keeping them in one enclosure is more of a pain in the arse to cope with than having to spend half a day tromping around with a couple of dogs herding them back into an enclosure, and then sorting out which sheep belongs to who. I'm not quite sure why this is a good analogy, but it feels like it is.