Angry Donkey vs. BIG Horse 

actually protecting the farm animals is serious work for donkeys. They will bite and stomp invading dogs, bobcats, and coyotes and my mammoth donkeys (horse size) would take on packs of coyotes to protect the chickens and cats. It is instinct for them, the bray is usually enough to warn off predators. The jack was doing his job. Horses will run away when faced with predators (or pretty much anything scary like a plastic bag blowing around on the ground 🤣 ) with the exception of a herd stallion, donkeys will guard and protect.

@@farmwife7944 Yes they will. Donkeys are tough, loud and fast plus stubborn in protecting their flock. They can stomp or kick attacking predator animals. Some farmers/herders use donkeys instead of herd protecting guard dogs like Great Pyrenees, Maremma, Kuvaz, aka all the big, usually white colored, herd protector guard dogs. Some people also will use Llamas and Alpacas as guards for the herds too. Oddly - Llamas and Alpacas are from the camel family. I am not sure if the donkeys, Llamas and Alpacas stay up all night like say a Great Pyrenees dog. You will see the Great Pyrenees out with the flock during the day trying to catch as quick nap because they have been up all night.

They will straight up murder a coyote that gets too close to their buddies. They don't play

Yup Donkeys, alpacas and llamas are GREAT guard animals - they're vicious against anything or anyone they perceive as danger to their herd and especially donkeys, will absolutely annihilate any wolves,coyotes,foxes they come across. Geese are also sometimes placed with chickens or ducks to protect them because they have 0 fear as well

@@user-pi5xo4og9d What do you mean, "A" coyote? Went out to Sally's pen one morning, in my teens, millennia ago. There were 4 coyote corpses. And signs of more who said, "NOPE Nope nope!!!"

The fuck there known to be fucking dick heads thell even kill a fox out of boredom look it up there pricks

@@thesilentone4024 protection, not boredom.

True story. My baby goat got almost stomped by our donkey heard as I brought it. Was lucky to get the running goat before one of the donkeys. That momment as I saw them running after the poor dwarf buck I realized how much power and how dangerous donkey actually is.

@@nevencuca1680 Wow contradictory much you literally say to protect not boredom and in a different text say ya they almost killed my baby yes it was a Hurd but still the fuck.

@@thesilentone4024 they protect their baby donkeys and their territory. It was night and all they new they got some weird smelling intruder. Not a boredom. That’s nonsense. Only humans harm others out of boredom.

LOL

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Hahaha Crazy names. All the best to Wyoming from Croatian donkey farmer 🙋🏻‍♂️

Love it!!

Does he get the grizzly bears?

Awesome

Yeah they're adorable looking.. but they can tear you up.. lol

And dangerous. They are incredibly tough and rugged and vicious killers of coyotes and at times cougars.

I guess you've never seen the videos of them killing hyenas or coyotes?

Donkies kill? Oh shit Shrek bouta get fucked up

@@accaciagame1706 I believe the part about coyotes but I don't believe for a second that donkeys could kill mountain lions.

Hehe

Good one

I was thinking the same thing. That little buddy was unnecessarily agitated .

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It was more of a subtle show of calm dominance and ownership/belonging. They did well here and brought forth a peaceful conclusion that otherwise would've been drawn out. 🌎

His job

If you watch and listen, she's telling Donkey, "It's ok, honey, mommy's here, and I got this." or the equivalent. At which point, Donkey says, "Oh, this new Frenn! Hi, new frenn! I Donkey!"

This donkey Is so beautiful

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@@giorgio1600 ah, so you're an ass man huh?

@@DzHarryNuttz probably, because i fuck every ass in the world 😎👌

I noticed that . It's like donkey shouts " nothing to see here sheep back to grazing "

I normally think that kind of thinking is all in people's heads, but that sure as heck did seem like that's what happened.

lorry geewhizzbang Donkeys are territorial and are used more and more as guard donkeys in flocks. This one was just saying: private property. Keep off! When he realized it was not a threat, he backed off. At the ranch where my mare is retired, the neighbors’s dog came and riled up the herd. He barely made it alive as Bruno, the donkey, had started to tackle him. Yet, Bruno is fine with the dogs of the ranch. Go Bruno!

There all Beautiful

@@rojaiwla yup

it says is the desc, it is the farm's farm guard.

I wonder if the donkey is the dad to the too massive white mules @ 45 seconds in, 😳

Good comment. It falls on deaf ears though.

Gerry Coleman zero horsemanship

Sorry, but I'm not seeing that at all.

It did look like maybe the bit was uncomfortable to the horse to me too.

Hoo boy now the experts are multiplying. You don't HAVE to have halter/ bridle/ bosal/ pad/ saddle/ reins/ breast collar/ we have evolved to where we drag calves to the branding fire with no tack /no rope , not even spurs! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🌚

That is correct.

I don't believe that is why spit is falling out. The horse understood the donkey's body language. The donkey's ears were BACK which means get away. The horse knows he can be kicked by this donkey. The big horse began to chew which is a sign of submission. He is telling the donkey, you're the boss, I'm not going to hurt you. The donkey did the same thing back to the horse at the end, after the donkey sniffed him out real good and angled up to give him a rear hoof if need be.

I noticed them also... I love mules... a friend of mine has a beautiful jet black one... not a white hair on her and she’s got a very good soft temperament. She’s wonderful to ride and Daryl loves her...

I noticed them too. Love mules.

I think that’s a spotted draft horse.

Did you read the description ?

Do know much do you

Agreed, this person needs to learn basics of horse comfort and riding before yanking that bit and tightening those reins.

Agreed.

@@jensz9360 Agreed.

Can all of you read the description please?

Thats correct, most people dont really care or think its not painful. I think the bit wont die off because every person who rides a horse sees the previous person who taught them using a bit so the practice continues. Let me put a damn bit in a persons mouth and see what tune they are singing. I also see she has a crop/whip and my guess is that she will use it. Sad way to handle such a great creature. I think there needs to be a drastic change in the way horses are treated in general. They are such magnificent creatures that its disgraceful to treat them in any way that causes pain. I do not use bits, it also pisses me off when I see those draft horses pulling carriages in the cities and knowing that once their pulling days are over they will likely go to auction. Such disrespect toward an animal that is graceful and a part of human kind since ancient history. Its a damn shame and reflects on how uncaring and selfish people really are.

I agree with you 100%. Thank you for your true words.

@@jensz9360 Basically the rider is saying 'I am afraid of my horse'.

Well said. That was a particularly nasty bit.

While it might of been nasty and should of been softer. That's a really big horse. She was tight with the reins only when he moved toward the donkey. If you read the description, it mentions she wanted to make sure the horse didn't hurt it.