They Never Want My Help | Sheep With Maggots 

When I watch the video I appreciate them more 😀

Thanks for the feedback, it's a good idea.

A, so true, it's the funny part of farm life. B, yeah don't have to go to the gym. C, yeah the dogs are hero's. D, I also have great dislike for flies 😅

Yeah I don't know. Maybe that area has a different smell or it's a better helipad?

It's usually the most soiled spot. Which is what the maggots need when they hatch, about 12 hours after being laid. 🌞

We did have some roosters out and about. I think a New Zealand falcon may have killed them tho.

Here is a video explaining it ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SU6fwQbaVtc.html

You can spot an affected sheep by dark spots on the body along with twitching around the affected area, the sheep behaving agitated and sometimes separating herself from the mob. These flies are an aggressive Australian fly that lay their eggs on live animals and the maggots only eat live flesh. The infestation doesn't spread to other sheep as such but as the affected sheep starts smelling strongly from her wounds, it attracts other flies and the cycle continues. That's why it's so important to catch the affected sheep asap.

@@colleenlennon8277 Thank you so much for your enlightenment.

Yeah, my farm dogs were raised for the job. Trained from puppies to hopefully do the right thing 😅 The job would be much harder if I didn't have them for sure. What breed is your dog?

マルチーズとシーズーのミックス犬です😅 あなたが犬を使って羊を沼から助け出す動画が大好きです😊 とても尊敬していると彼らにお伝えください❤

If I can't hear myself breathing I'm either underwater, sneaking, or dead. 😅

My husband breaths out his mouth, it drives me crazy!!!!!