Little Puppies! Visiting My Neighbor's Farm - 5/8/24 

Why are you nice... because woman we were hoping you had snacks!

And the entire existence of everyone she ever loved

Have you met her goats??

@@screamsformemes They're lovable psychopaths.

Honestly same

hes an amazing person, listening to him talk about his animals and youre spot on, his compassion is unmatched! so thankful for people like him in the world

You are so right

doesnt matter, she doesnt want her chat to be assholes to a older man who just loves his dogs and goats.

Nah cause if he cried I would’ve balled my eyes out XD

Its horrible that the poodle died but people should be angry at the poodles owners, letting it get into a farm and attack goats, especially when they know theres livestock guardians there

@@Saturnm0ssif it wasn’t those two Pyrenees, it would’ve been coyotes! Such a sad way to go when literally a piece of string could keep a tiny poodle from roaming

I had a Pyrenees/Anatolian mix, we adopted him from animal control, but we lived in a rural town after moving from a farm house (the house still had the same amount of space for him to run around and meet his daily needs i just wanted to say this so it wasn't like we were confining him after he had space to run) but we were outside doing yard work, and he was off his leash because he would only stay in the yard and not run off anywhere. But some dude was walking his pom poms (they weren't poms but were really close i just cant remember what breed) but they were tiny dogs, and this dude would let them shit in our yard. the little dog came around the side of our tree where i was. and i must of spooked him by being there, or he was just a nipper, but he bit my ankle and when i said "ow" all hell broke loose. Our dog snatched that poor little guy up by the scruff and started shaking. I don't think he was trying to actually hurt the dog, because he didn't leave any kind of mark on him, just wanted to shake him. But the old guy took off after we got his dog out of our dogs mouth and there was no more poop in our yard.

He’s like an unintentional Alveus guest speaker, he informs about the importance of knowing why you would/would not want a specific breed of dog, as well as how much work goes into good breeding practice

They do have at least one vehicle for getting around the property, so they could probably use that for Eric’s tour, and he can sit for the inside critters. They could also break it up into different days

I agree! I would love to see what Eric thinks of all the animals

Anatolian is the dog breed fyi. Probably just means people who are interested in the dogs/puppies

@@xKrypto98x Yea, I know, also known as "Kangal". I myself have turkish roots born in germany and just found it funny how he thought only "anatolian people" would watch and be interested.

@@barlin4972 oh hahaha I had no idea so I had to look it up

@@xKrypto98x :D