While at first a bit shy and timid, as this juvenile grows, it becomes curious about its surroundings as well as quite social. It often spends hours frolicking with other young Stepa Safidos, though never wandering too far from its dam’s flock. Even before being weaned, it will nibble at whatever plants its mother is grazing on, spitting out anything that it does not like. When raising Stepa Safidos in a laboratory environment, care must be taken when handling them, as they may mistake loose lab coats as fluttering leaves and attempt to chew on the fabric.