Lammler has the undivided attention and the help of all the able sheep. Soon the brick wall is built.

A few days later, Lammler is in a panic at the other side of the enclosure.  Lammler's wife is also in a panic, as she passes Sherman.

Sherman quickly addresses her, "What's the matter, Ewe?" (Sorry, I couldn't pass that one up.)

Lammler quickly gathers the sheep into a circle at the center of the enclosure, bleating loudly for all to hear, "In this morning's dairy air ...I heard gossip amongst the Guernsey and Brown Swiss, that we'd better moo-o-ove, on the double. They noticed a hole under the brick wall and they believe the wolf has just about tunneled through."

They stood silently listening, only their wool shaking.

Lammler continues, "We need to move fast!  There's a large truck waiting for us on the other side of those doors by the barn.  Now, single file ...but move!!"