I had to FLIP HIM OVER and PIN HIM DOWN! 

Ditto

😂😂😂😂 brilliant comment

Lol

I love watching you guys!! It is such fun watching all the animals.

Keep up the good work

Well stated.

You are correct 💯 cause I have talked to dogs like I would people and they understand a lot more than people do almost all of the time. The owners only know the animals more than strangers do. Training them is just one step at a time they are doing great to train them. Also I learn from Shannon and Kyle. (Sorry if I misspelled your names wrong). I want to thank you for helping me with my dog.

Might have to do that a couple times, but they will get the message

After thoroughly training your dog to the "leave it" command, breaking that by lunging to attack should also end up on their back.

@@bunnyjames3828 I am certain this will be removed as soon as I hit the button. I left a reply last night, a thoughtful, concerned reply about the dogs and why we are only trying to help, not haters, negative, "b.....s" etc. I am afraid Kyle would get hurt by Herc if he put Herc on the ground. When you can't brush your dog because it wants to bite, there is a serious problem.

@@user-wz3hj6nn7f I did not know that Herc was this far gone/in control/ threatening. You are right. Pup and owners are at risk.

SHANNON: Jason at Cog Hill , when he was at the old farm, had his garden enclosed in a 4 foot fence but had some animals, from birds to deer, that got in it. The best way he found to prevent this was to put some posts in that were 6 foot tall and strung swags of prayer flags all the way around the garden from the top of those posts. He ordered them from Amazon and he said they were fairly cheap and everyone loved the way they looked. If you are interested go to Cog Hill Farm and watch some of the old videos from the original Cog Hill. Will save you money instead of building a taller fence. Love ❤️

May have to string the garden flags around the top like Jason did around his garden at the old Cog Hill Farm. He said they never had any more deer problems after that.

Deer will not jump a doble fence..I learned that from watching Living Traditions Homestead..hope it helps❤❤

Or a double fence.lol😊

I don't understand why some people have to be so downright rude. I always wonder who they think they are.

Amen!!! ​@@BrendaClark-vb2ew Just think how miserable their own life would have to be to purposely try to hurt and bring others down! Maybe they all need to move out of their mothers basement and grow up?

Emphasis on fool, re Bruce. He obviously hadn't compared physical body and horn size when he took them on. It's especially important to keep your dominance clear so Spruce doesn't get too big for his britches. Wise planning on your part.

I agree. I think that Bruno is getting that message loud and clear. It should also help with his relationship with Nala as well, especially when the time comes to have all three out. When he sees how the dominant Herc shows respect for Nala then he should follow that example.

Same here.....

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Last video there were many comments telling them how wrong they were handling Herc and Bruno.

Very true! Get some IVYREST

Wish I could like your comment over and over again.

Urushiol, the oily substance on th poison ivy plant can be easily removed from the skin with soap and water to all the exposed areas. The rash is type of contact dermatitis. Bleach like Clorox is actually a caustic base chemical which in itself can cause skin irritation and even chemical burns. I would not recommend wiping the skin with bleach. Chlorox disinfecting wipes as well. They actually do not contain bleach either. They have some other potent chemicals used in those wipes though. Enough to give skin irritation as well. It states right on the back of the wipes container NOT for human and animal use and to wash your hands with soap and water after using the wipes!. I worked for an industrial cleaning company. We wore gloves just for these very reasons of not having skin contact with harsh chemicals

When you choose to expose yourself to the public, you can expect this range of comments. I find your choice of words labeling them offensive.

You said yourself it was their channel, so I think it's not your place to block people.

@@bunnyjames3828 I am not a "b.......", troll, keyboard warrior, negative, rude, or whatever they want to call me and the other people who left advice last week. That is what I saw, people who have years of experience and knowledge with dogs trying to help them understand what they were/are doing wrong. It is because we have seen dogs with behavioral problems, have had dogs ourselves with behavioral problems that we try to give the advice. Don't use the LGD excuse, they are dogs, yes, they were bred for specific purposes, but canine behavior is the same. And if you get a substantial amount of comments from people mostly on the same page then maybe you could stop and think, we might want to do this differently. As a dog person I was thrilled to see the response, I was beginning to feel like the Lone Ranger because I have left advice in regard to the dogs many times. And some were removed. I have no doubt they love and give the best care of their animals. But some things are hard to watch, knowing what the outcome could be. How many dogs that are showered with love and affection bite their owners? I am not apologizing for any comments/replies I made in the last video, or in the past. I only want people to have a wonderful bond with their dogs as I did with mine. And as I said before if they don't want to believe me or others, please seek advice from a reputable dog behaviorist/trainer. It is not with hate or malice that we leave comments, but because we love dogs.

​@Lincsgirl No, anyone who chooses to be online with people they don't know have the right to block anyone they don't want contact with.

​@@Lincsgirlshe's only blocking that person for herself, not everyone else.