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Bo Sheep and Lanolin Sheep from U.S. Acres (known as Orson's Farm outside the United States and on the international version of the animated series Garfield and Friends). Created by Jim Davis, author of the popular comic strip Garfield.
Bo Sheep is brother to Lanolin. In the comics, he was depicted as being unintelligent and perky. However, in the TV series, he was a surfer and shown as not particularly bright, but always cool, collected, dependable, and a great cook.

Lanolin Sheep Usually shown as a hard worker, but with a personality the polar opposite of her brother: loud and disagreeable. Her name is that of the grease produced by wool-bearing animals, such as sheep. In the comic strip, she was much more abrasive than in the television series. She revealed that she has wider arms and fingers than Roy during a fight, and was the only one who could put Roy in his place.

Description
Bo Sheep and Lanolin Sheep from U.S. Acres (known as Orson's Farm outside the United States and on the international version of the animated series Garfield and Friends). Created by Jim Davis, author of the popular comic strip Garfield.
Bo Sheep is brother to Lanolin. In the comics, he was depicted as being unintelligent and perky. However, in the TV series, he was a surfer and shown as not particularly bright, but always cool, collected, dependable, and a great cook.

Lanolin Sheep Usually shown as a hard worker, but with a personality the polar opposite of her brother: loud and disagreeable. Her name is that of the grease produced by wool-bearing animals, such as sheep. In the comic strip, she was much more abrasive than in the television series. She revealed that she has wider arms and fingers than Roy during a fight, and was the only one who could put Roy in his place.