Welcome to the farm is story where Baxter an edgy college student is brought to a weird farm and turned into an anthropomorphic sheep.

Baxter deals with some internal conflict due collar induced intrusive thoughts.

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Doc: "Of course that's if the collars progress continues to proceed at its current pace. If it were to falter we would have to correct its shortcomings."
"Thankfully you've made considerable progress in most fields, all that I really need focus on now is to deal with your considerably detrimental trust issues." He proudly exclaimed.

With how proud he sounded of himself its as if his consistent manipulation and coercion was something be happy about.
Likely glad that his schemes to make me into his own personal pawn were working.

Though maybe he just wanted me not to worry so much, I've hated my over active anxiety for years, and even if hes some sort of sociopath its still his job as a doctor to take care of me and my flock.
Wouldn't it better if the collar made me less paranoid? Why would I be scared my caretaker helping me by making me a calmer, happier sheep?