"Pindsvinet elsker når det får mælk."

Translation: The hedgehog loves when it gets milk.

[sundoll]

Do not give milk to hedgehogs

[Insti2]

Here is some helpful advice that won't harm the hedgehogs: http://www.rspca.org.uk/adviceandwelfare/wildlife/inthewild/gardenhedgehogs

[Isaac_Luna_]

Okay, so, correction: "Pindsvinet hader når det får mælk".

[etrlandex]

Yes, "får" can mean both "gets" or "sheep (both one sheep or more sheep)"
So one of the great Danish sentences is
Far, får får får? Nej, får får ikke får, for får får lam.
Dad, do sheep get sheep? No, sheep don't get sheep because sheep get lambs,

[thymepuns]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffalo_buffalo_Buffalo_buffalo_buffalo_buffalo_Buffalo_buffalo

[Giovinezza_c]

"The hedgehog loves when it sheep milk." Oh...

[octavi.ers]

actually I was puzzled the first time I saw får as sheep!!! It is more usual to find får as a verb everyday ;--)

[MarisaDinis]

Yes... I was puzzled by that...

[sparrowhawk28]

Sentence is incorrect in English, we would say 'the hedgehog loves it when...'

[LelandSun]

I concur. The transitive verb “loves” needs an object, and the temporal adverbial “when” clause cannot serve as that object.

[Julia326247]

Rules aside, that's not how we say it!

[Theodric]

This is our first introduction to this meaning of får, right? I didn't miss something?

[octavi.ers]

yes, I actually knew it from some place else, indeed I was surprised the moment I read får as a sheep in this Animal skill

[boomer4sooner]

Reminds me of the drink badgermilk