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| Weight | 30 lbs |
| Height | 3.4 feet |
| Scientific Name | Ovis aries |
| Classification | Modernus |
Description
Peesh are simply sheep. They are covered in thick whool, and have long, delicate legs and cloved hooves. Their ears are long and thin, and they have small eyes and short snouts. Their face is heart shaped, and they have long, wooly tails.
Behavior
Peesh are often viewed as dirty farm animals, although they are far more intelligent and loyal than most other pets. They are followers rather than leaders, and are known to follow their owners everywhere. The owner of a Peesh should be aware of this fact and be sure to shut doors behind them when they want privacy so that their loyal Peesh won't follow them.
Habitat
Peesh are found in the mountain area of Verpets. They love to climb the rocky sides of the mountains, although they can also be found grazing at the base and at the top.
Peesh Colors
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Blue 
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Red
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Yellow
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Green
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Black
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Brown
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White
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Orange
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Purple
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Pink
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Death
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Divine
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Viral
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Totem
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Candy
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