I gave my Farm Dog a DNA Test (RESULTS REVEALED)
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2024
- After people accused my maremma sheepdog of being part wolf, I felt like it was finally time to get a Dog DNA test to find out the truth. Find out the results of our Embark Dog DNA test.
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Doesn't matter what the test says, we all know he is 60% floof, 40% woof, 100% good boy.
All furry pets are 100% Floof. Although I think my cat FLuffy is 110% Floof with his Manx rumpy penguin like tail.😂
100% expensive boy! And floofy!
Lol✌🤘
Hes 100% floof
Bruh
*Test Results* : 98% Dog 1.5% Duck and 0.5% Cat.
LOL
Wait minute? Duck 😆
I thought some other animal's DNA would show up after Morgan dropped the swab.
@@timothyodonnell8591 I'm sure it did, but since they are specificly looking for dog DNA, I'm sure that it was easy-ish to isolate.
😂
Hey! Just a little tip for helping get Toby, or perhaps future floofs, better with medical stuff. Something we implement here is "check x". So it comes as a command of sorts. So, in this case for Toby, I would say "Check Teeth". This let's them know that I am in there and going to be messing around.I'll lift lips to look at gums, put my hand in their mouth etc. We do this in other ways to "Check Paw" "Check Ears" "Check Eyes" "Check Back"(for those nether bits haha) We implement it as part of the routine so they get used to it happening.This helps with dogs AND cats. Everytime you say it, you just get in there and manipulate whatever appendage, like lifting the tail or rubbing in between toes. We find it reduces stress
Definitely gonna teach my cat this. He's a sweet boy and I've taught him to sit for his treats.
@@Vinniegret I hope it goes well! It can be slow going but totally worth it
Weirdo 😂
When people think that some dogs look like wolves, I truly think that people don't know what wolves look like.
They are HUGE, have very very narrow chests, long skinny legs, long snouts, large long ears, amber eyes.
They can have other colour eyes aswell :)
@@user-vv9vs5fw3i well no duh sherlock
@@user-vv9vs5fw3i how'd you figure that one out
@@laisusud he was simply correcting him. No need to be rude.
Huge paws
Toby just took a dna test. Turns out he's 100% good dog
Even when I'm barking carzy
Yeah, I got guardian dog problems, that's the doggo in me
Bling bling, then I bark at 'em, that's the goddess in me
You coulda had a good dog, very-loyal
Help you with your farm, just a little
You're supposed to pet me NOW
But you're holding a fricking cotton swab in my cheek what the heck dude?
And that's the sound of me not barking at you back
From now on I'll substitute Lizzo's Truth Hurts lyrics for this 💗🤣
100% good boi lol
great comment!
Would have been perfect if toby was a female dog but unfortunately i can't say he's 100% (good?) bitch
The Feds have Tody on record.
No matter his genetic makeup,he's 110% good boy.
My theory is that Pablo is adjusting so much to Toby, that Pablo is learning some habits such as guarding the farm.
This video makes me so happy somehow. I'm Italian and grew up near Rome where Maremma dogs are still used by people with livestock for protection. When I was a kid we used to see lots of them working with sheep flocks. With my friends we soon learned to never get too closed to them if a shepherd was not around as they can get quite aggressive. Now that I live in Melbourne I've heard about quite a few farmers using maremma dogs to protect their chickens, and of course to protect the little penguins on Middle Island here in Victoria. What a beautiful breed.
Interesting I didn't know that penguins are on Victoria thanks for sharing
I wouldn't be surprised if Toby''s DNA comes back as part goose since his swab got dropped on the ground.
They obviously filter all false results...😉
Pretty sure his own DNA would also get on the sample swap, so that would render the dog a few percent human.
Oops I should read the comments before I post! LOL
@@Snaakie83 *(instrument) bow bow bow bow, ooh I wanna see you darlin - aaaahhh(70s)* 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Or just from eating goose poop lol
And he's been known to eat the occasional dropping
"The only one he'll share with is Pablo, the ducks sometimes resent this," camera pans to resentful looking ducks.
I laughed a bit too hard. Gosh animals and their personalities!
This bit made me laugh too!
me to I actually laughed out loud
And the look in his eyes when the chicken tried to steal some a bit later. So funny!
Me too. The ducks kill me
Morgan's one liners and dry humor is hilarious!!!
Swob:*falls in mud*
DNA test: your dog is %100 mud
and 3% Duck
"The ducks sometimes resent this."
I loved that comment! It was so cute and the comedic timing is excellent! All your narration and music was perfect in this video!
i was thinking about toby dog's unwillingness to go into his dog house, and i may have figured it out. He might not be able to watch the farm effectively from the doggy house. He likes under the house because it is open and he can hear all around him. He knows where things are coming from. He is dedicated to his job, day and night.
That is so perceptive,,, I think you're probably right, makes sense for sure.👍
I really like this idea. Maybe Toby could have some sort of a raised tower-like structure that's semi insulated for maximum vantage.
Edit. Like a tree house but only 3-4 feet off the ground or so. Lol
It could also just be simply the fact it's an enclosed space and he's uncomfortable in that fact. Although I do like your idea especially since that's what he's grown up to do and that is part of his daily habit/routine.
Excellent! Fits all the facts and unifies them. Well done.
For some reason I thought it might also be that the plastic muffles other sounds? It's a pretty loud cube when it's moved around.
Wolf? Toby? With floppy ears, stark white fur, wagging tail and lots of bark?
What do people think wolves are?
They have probably seen too many "wolves" in tv that were portrayed by dog actors
Wild and dangerous good boys
I was thinking the same...poeple really don't know wath a wolf is
My thoughts exactly. People just don't know what wolves actually look like.
Exaclty, my buddy had a 40/60 husky/wolf mix, she was HUGE, long legs, HUGE paws, LOOONGG body, super huge face, their ears disappear att times, she relied on the pack sense of mentality, minus the aggression, but other than that, she is great, just VERY stubborn
FYI folks, just in case a viewer has a cat to DNA test, the feline equivalent to emBARK is called BasePaws. We adopted a shelter cat that we thought might have been part Bengal. Ends up she is 17% Savannah and over 30% Siamese. You get the similar detailed health information as is explained in this video. If you need to know the DNA of your pet, these tests are truly useful and thorough.
2:10 After this, the test results came back, declaring Toby to be a *_Maremma-Sheep-Chicken._*
Further investigation is needed to categorize this newly discovered species
So not only is he 100% good boi, he's also 100% healthy boi too~
He will definitely get some decent money to use Toby for breeding.
and now offically no polar bear :)
@@jonl1319 I think he mentioned somewhere he doesn't wanna breed him
I’m really glad you highlighted this breeds strengths and advised people in the suburbs in city against getting this dog. I was working in a suburban neighborhood and noticed a neighbor had two of these dogs in their backyard. The owner was yelling at the dogs because they were barking and doing what they were bred to do, protect. People need to understand that certain breeds are bred for different reasons, and these guys really need to have a job if you get one! It made me really sad to see these two beautiful dogs confined to their small backyard when what they really need is to be on a Homestead or farm with lots of room and a job to do 💕
Exactly! We have an Australian Cattle dog (red healer) he is bread to work too. We live in town with a reason size back yard, he needs long walks daily and lots of play time, which he gets most days or he becomes restless and barks a lot. Fortunately he is a happy well trained dog, it wouldn’t work if he was just left without love and attention. I feel so sorry for dogs like Toby and our Rusty that are kept inside a house. Unfortunately too many are.
I love Border Collies but they need a job or they will literally become neurotic. I had a lil over an acer of land but no job for the dog so I did not get that puppy. It would be so unfair to the dog and I couldn’t have kept it happy and ultimately I don’t think I would’ve been happy either.
The owner and the dogs are miserable .....
Someone I know has an Anatolian shepherd, and that dog is bored. Lots of room to run around, but no livestock to watch, no job.
@@lisalapoint7022 Anatolians and all these Livestock Guardian Dog breeds are working dogs and they need a job. They should NOT be kept as pets with no job. It's not fair to the dog.
I felt the exact same way about my Great Pyrenees. She was a such a sweet dog, but she took her job very seriously. Wouldn’t leave her flock even you bribed her. Miss her dearly.
Gold Shaw Farm has a Maremmano-Abruzzese Sheepdog who protects hundreds of chickens, ducks and geese.
That was my favorite scene from your videos so far, when Toby was sharing his food with Pablo and you cut to the ducks and said, "The ducks sometimes resent this." That was great. Touching and then funny. Oh, I see I'm not the only one in the comments.
"...the ducks sometimes resent this." * *camera pans to ducks staring resentfully* *
Lol. I loved that part. Toby actually waited for Pablo to start eating first. Don’t see that generosity very often in a dog. Anyway, the ducks over to the side made me laugh they really do look like they recent it. lol. 6:10
Pure comedy
Yeah, that was gold. He's a natural, but he's clearly also a student of comedy. If he's actually doing his own editing, when does he sleep?
469 likes NOICE
A little surprised there's no polar bear in him 😄
Yep - I have my doubts. A little smidge of polar bear perhaps 😉
Polar bears can’t hybrid with dogs- but ok
R/wooosh
@@johnnieridenour3852 XD yeah
@@vip9658 t-th-thats the joke
Love how much you love and care for Toby. Glad his DNA screen came back negative on health anomalies. Definitely proves the advantage of buying from a reputable breeder.
Toby: sees ducks and geese in his food " Hey get out of my food!"
Pablo: "you mind sharing that food of yours with me?"
Toby: "Sure"
Ducks: look over in disbelief "Bruh..."
Well, color me surprised, because when I've googled "Maremma sheepdog" in the past, they all look just like Toby. Who would've thought that's *exactly* what he is...
I think Morgan was particularly interested in the genetic info, for the sake of compatibility and breeding.
Lol, yep Toby dog really does look like his breed. And by golly gee whiz, he tested 100% his breed.
Setting that non surprising result aside, I too agree the other genetic information is a gold mine for what to expect in the health of this adorable animal.
..I have a Maremma at our farm...he is a lovely boy..
Also the Abruzzese looks like Toby.
9:21 - 'Toby's farts are silent killers."
When the new pup comes, I think one of her titles ought to be "Sergeant at Farms"!
@Peter Mortensen Look under the "Fun Facts".
@Peter Mortensen It's under the Fun Facts portion of the report as he scrolls down.
Hmm.. May not beat Happy's or Chances/Poochy farts theirs were like rotten salami.😅
Time stamp confirmed, so glad to see that Toby drools - but not all the time, lol
With all the craziness now. Your farm is such a peaceful place.
Yeah, and Andre 3000, with his crew, is gonna pay Morgan a visit due to 2:42. It'll be relaxed, don't worry.
"the ducks sometimes resent this" as the ducks stare menacingly 😂
Glad to see Bruce getting along with all the other geese.
"he looks wolfish!" well yeah, that's what a lot of dog breeds descended from
@Peter Mortensen select wolfish traits have remained useful and thus get breed for, i know he's many generations well removed from an actual wolf
That's what all dog breeds descended from.
@@ObsidianKing origin region dependent you can get a bit of a mix of other wild canid species(dingos for instance)
@@prcervi dingos are the result of semi domesticated dogs being brought to the area by humans then going feral. All dogs descend from the grey wolf but they can breed with a few other species as well
@@tonytomato100 One species can't interbreed with another, that's the main way species are classified. If they can interbreed then they are considered different variants of the same species.
I love how Toby and Pablo get along.
It's been a very mild summer so far in Australia. I could get used to it! This time last year we were already wearing masks against the choking smoke with soaring temperatures and fires in our major cities. Toby looks like a very happy farm dog, although he'll be even happier with a doggy friend to share the guarding load.
The Silkies looked out and looked like "What the flock?" Hooray for Toby. He's a good dog.
my chickens do that all the time. my ducks are somewhat more adventurous, but the chickens usually go back inside.
Fun to know, Tobby is a teenager, hide the keys.
"sir we need you to bring toby to the vet immediately, his test came back and it turns out he's 90% farm dirt.. sir.. sir I don't see what's so funny about this... Sir..."
What I like the most about your videos is an amazing editing, perfect music selection and awesome narration. You are a natural story teller and Toby is the absolute favourite of mine in your farm. Love watching your videos.
I’m impressed with your breed selection. He’s perfect for both the job and it’s conditions. Can’t wait to see Toby 2.0!!
Oh, the way he smashed his mouth tightly closed.....he definitely was not on board with this process! 🤣😂🤣😂
I love how you and your wife are so down to earth and your sense of humor in your edits is awesome!
Oh Tobs. He was probably really hoping to be part Polar Bear. The sweetest, fluffiest bear ever.
Aww, Toby's almost done with his teenage years, they grow up so fast 🥺
I imagine you've probably got him from a good responsible breeder that did similar DNA testing with the parents before pairing them to make sure no genetetic issues are spread to the next generations
came here to say this. A good breeder probably did everything right and already traces the lines all the way back ahaha.
Great minds! Yes, he's a purposefully-bred, well-bred, purebred dog! Wahoo!
A dog being a “pure breed” is usually a synonym for a inbred dog.
@@akhilldhilipkumarkalaiyara1601 no it isn’t.
@@akhilldhilipkumarkalaiyara1601 highly depends on the size of the gene pool you start with and how close you consider to be too close.
If we go far enough back, every human is related to each other, does that mean it is automatically inbreeding when someone starts a family? No, because despite theoretical relations, it matters a lot how many generations apart those relations are. Same for dogs. If you have enough dogs of one breed and trace the lines carefully, you can have a purebred without any inbreeding. Any responsible breeder makes sure their purebred is not inbred. Only puppy mills don't. Avoid those at all costs for multiple reasons.
Never knew the great pyrenees had a close relative. Great dog, protective, mellow, loves attention, and going on hikes. Their ears are so soft and well insulated for the cold. The barking not really bad at all. They see something, and want to say something.
Toby is so caring, throughout all the episodes you can see him scanning the pens to protect his best mates!
Ignore the pessimistic comments Morgan,,,,so glad to find out Toby is a full breed😁 Awesome
You're such a good dog dad and friend to Toby man, I love seeing it.
I own 2 Maremmas and they are the best dogs!! They are guardians to our farm of Scottish highland cattle, goats, chickens and guineas. They are absolutely the best LGDs out there. Love watching your Toby!
Well, when the results show chicken you'll know why from having dropped in the soil. Just make sure you share your breeders info with other farmers to help keep the breed going. This helps the farms and the breeders. The breeders can keep in contact with each other to spread DNA to prevent genetic problems with the breed.
CONGRATULATIONS Toby. Your a great dog no matter what any DNA test showed. 👍💗💗💗
“I hope you enjoyed this episode of Maury Povich”, says Morgan with a totally straight face. 😂 Those were great results on the DNA test. While it is pretty obvious to me that he is a Maremma,the general genetic health info was really great to have,even better that there were no red flag! Definitely would make you feel even more comfortable getting another puppy from this breeder.
As I'm watching this I'm just appreciating how much time you took to make this video. I love background music as well. Beautifully done.
I think my favorite part about Toby is that he has tons of fur and the droopy ears are hiding in the fur and you can just barely see them
Having a dog with 0 chance of known genetic diseases just goes to show that you got him from a responsible breeder that actually put time and effort into breeding her dogs. And didn't just randomly put male and female dogs together in order to earn a few bucks. Any time someone buys a dog from a breeder they should ask for copies of the parents genetic tests. If the breeder does not have that information, run away as fast as you can as thats a pretty clear sign of a puppy mill breeder. Which significantly lowers your chance of getting a 110% good dog like Toby. A responsible dog breeder breeds for health, temperament and working ability. Toby is a testament to his breeder.
Good advice. I'm glad to see advocacy for ethical breeding in dogs.
Well said. So often, in so many dimensions and areas of life, it's often hard to judge who and what is false or is genuine. Trustworthy people are valuable and sometimes hard to find.
@@13wolfy13 I'm a bit biased I also have a 110% good dog. My Labrador Bela is another amazing example of of a pup from an ethical breeder. I also have rescue dogs I got from shelters, who very obviously came from puppy mill backgrounds. Of course I love them all equally, but my rescue dogs have so many health and temperament issues its obvious what type of back ground they came from.
@@christygatto Honestly, I think rescue dogs are great. IF you're prepared for it. I will say that I've had pets from breeders, and I've had pets from shelters/rescues. The rescues always seam to get sicker sooner. That's not to say shelters are bad. But not everyone is ready for those hidden issues. That's why I hate people screaming "Adopt don't shop!" Regarding anything breeder.
There's also the idea of working dogs, which need specific training from puppyhood. You can't always find the dog you need for the job you want done at a shelter.
I will say some breeds are by no means healthy. And some people shouldn't have certain kinds of dogs. I have horror stories of my inlaws getting a working breed thinking it was a lap dog. So it's a balance.
All of this is absolutely true. A responsible breeder emphasizes health above all else. What good is a beautiful dog if it's a mess of genetic defects?
Additionally, the "hybrid vigor" myth needs to just die. A popular selling point with backyard breeders is that crossing eliminates defects and disorders, that the resulting offspring will be stronger than the parents. It's verifiably horse sh!t. When breeding for purebred animals, you KNOW what could be a problem, you know which bloodlines might have certain disorders, you know what to avoid when breeding to minimize the defects. Crossbreeding? Literally a gamble and you DON'T know what they might have, you don't know what disorders they might be carriers of but not symptomatic of. Hell, crossing two breeds sometimes even complicates disorders/anatomical difficulties. Example: Pug X poodle. Pugs have loads of wrinkles on their face and are prone to skin infections/ear infections/eye infections due to the build-up of crud in the wrinkles and their tiny, floppy ear trapping moisture and crud. Now add the curly hair of a poodle. Congratulations, you now have a walking, stinking, four-legged, chronic skin/ear infection that can't breathe properly.
::sigh:: There is no wolf in that dog aside from a 10,000 year old common ancestor. There's nothing even wolfish about him. People are strange.
There is a breed of dogs that have a lot of wolf ...It's called the Wolf Dog
@@HellStr82 no that’s a dog-wolf hybrid
@@HellStr82 that's no breed, that's a hybrid. Big difference.
@@IISheireenII it's actually a new breed... all dogs one time were new breeds
@@HellStr82 no it's a hybrid. A labradoodle is a new breed, used to be a designer mix and can in some cases now be called an actuak breed. A wolfdog is a hybrid, it is not a mix of breeds, it is a mix of species. Or would you call a mule a breed of horse?
The wolfdog might some day earn the rare status of hybrid-breed like savanna cats try, if and only if they are bred to each other for at least 5 (dog) generations without adding new wolves (or dog breeds that aren't wolfdogs) into the mix. But it will always be a hybrid.
It's so fun getting DNA done for dogs. My dog was 25% German Shepherd, 25% Staffordshire Terrier, some Lab, some Chow. I totally saw the Shepherd and the Terrier. He was one of the best dogs ever!! Loved all children ❤️
This is a riot, I thoroughly enjoyed your video. The editing is phenomenal. Well done!
That expression on Toby dog's face when he was doing the cheek swab.... hysterical!!
I'm so glad about the health news, purebreds are often problematic, it says a lot about the quality of the breeder.
When dogs get overbred - when whomever breeds to whatever to sell puppies. Or breed dogs for show , looks only- the breeds get trashed.
Couldn't see where ppl thought Toby had wolf. He looked just as you said. White coat to watch sheep, can't see him 🙂. Happy to see Toby has no health issues, great news. For me having pairs is best.
Very cool video .. I’m a first time watcher love your farm ! Can’t wait to see more videos... I love how beautiful your farm is so well-kept the animals look healthy it’s so nice to see
Thank you for the clear statement about what lifestyle dogs like Toby need. Too many adorable fluffer pups grow up and end up in shelters because they were too much to handle.
One of my pyr mix rescues was a Christmas puppy surprise 3 years ago. A family with 3 kids in a 2 bedroom apartment - in six months she was at a kill shelter. Gemma now enjoys guarding me on 150 acres, but has such a high pretty drive she can't ever be an LGD. Tempted to get a DNA test to see if the other half is not golden retriever as the shelter thought, but chow chow. A pyr-chow isn't common, but imagine a bright red Toby dog! They'd be besties until Gemma tried to eat all of Toby's livestock.
awwwww, that was so cute. Food goes in, Pablo emerges, and Toby shares.
I love the soft falling snow and the music in this video! What a magical farm you have! And Toby is a purebred good boy!
UA-cam recommended one of your videos on my homepage and here I am, watching most of your videos hahaha. Hello from Singapore! Really enjoy your content!
Toby you are such a hard-working Farm dog.😎👍
Watch every episode as soon as it comes out love love this channel
I just discovered your videos today, and I would like to say that I think you missed your calling. You would have been perfect as a narrator. Your voice is calm and soothing, yet keeps my attention and I feel like I'm actually there, On the farm. Great videos, thanks for sharing.
Beautiful dog! We owned an Anatolian Shepard, Who 's watch was sadly ended August of 2019, but continues to monitor his loving family from his place of rest on the property with which he was charged. Pete carried out his faithful and loyal duty to the ripe old age of 17.
Gold Shaw Farm is a magical place.
I know from having my own UA-cam channel it is very hard work to edit UA-cam videos. so keep up the great work.
I LOVE, LOVED this video!!! It was so peaceful and enjoyable! The choice of music, the film editing and the narrative was spot on!!! It was like getting a good massage;).
My wife and I love seeing Toby. He’s a beautiful dog. I have considered getting one for my poultry. We look forward to seeing him and all the animals on your farm.
Every dog is the decadent of wolves. Without wolves, there wouldn’t be dogs.
Yes they are but the more dogs are bred and the longer the line becomes the less prevalent those genetics become hence the low percentage.
Not quite, some breeds came from dingos! While they share the same distant ancestors they are pretty far genetically. Australian cattle dogs and Australian stumpy dogs for example mostly decended from the dingo.
@@lizzymandile2022 I’d totally forgotten about dingos!
then why are dogs and wolves different from other canines like foxes, raccoon dogs, coyotes?
i really enjoyed the whole video being about toby haha dogs just bring a smile to my face no matter what
Our white blue eyed Siberian Husky is more wolf and Toby Dog.
Love Toby!
Love your videos stay warm, stay safe
Hey, you probably won't see this, and it's probably been mentioned before, but I had a thought about Toby's house. I wonder if he likes being able to have a 360° view from under the Duckhouse. If he were to go inside the igloo shelter you made, he might feel like he wasn't able to do his job. As you consider building a smaller barn-like structure for him, the puppy, and barncats, perhaps consider making it so he can see all around. Maybe a deck raised off the ground for toby with a barn above (like a covered viewing platform)? Could even put heat lamps under there? Just spitballin, hope all is well!
Yeah, a couple of people have been guessing along those lines...and it seems the most likely explanation to me, as well. Although it's probably more about sound than sight, since we're talking nights.
He's such a good boy!
Omg that’s so cool hope you’re having a great day Morgan
He did NOT like that test😉 I can't wait til he has a puppy to hang out with
Who else feels like Morgan's videos are magical
I so appreciate you sharing your fur babies, and the farm.
The first thing I do to start my day, is. grab my coffee and look to see what your babies are doing. Toby is so beautiful. My Stars and Strips Cat really enjoy checking in for the day.
9:22 “Toby’s farts are silent killers”
His little face when you were swabbing him! 😂 he's such a good dog, certified 100% good boi
Even my cat, P. Willow Madden, is in love with Toby. We love him no matter what his DNA is!
I have been watching your videos for a couple of weeks now. man I think you are awesome.
I wish you total success in all you do. and may God bless you .
Toby you have way too much fun.😂
I think, in addition to wanting to see and having that blocked off in his dog house/shelter, Toby is considerate and lets Pablo have that sheltered area. Maybe if his shelter was made of plexiglass and he could see, he might use it more? But, I think if Pablo wanted it, Toby would be generous to his little buddy.
I thought Toby was a Great Pyrenees. I didn’t even know maremma was a breed. I’m glad I learned something new today
I really enjoyed seeing you release the animals after the snow. Cool vid.
I wonder if, as a prank, anyone has sent dog DNA to a human DNA testing company, and what sort of result you'd get back...
Doggos have 78 chromosomes (39 pairs of autosomes) and humans have 46 (23 pairs (hence, 23+ Me)). So as much fun as it would be I think it would be pretty clear to testers that it’s no a human.
In Iceland a private company asks for genetic samples for research. A friend of mine sent a sample from my dog because doesn't like the CEO, he did not get a reply
@@MrDanimalInstinct :) :) : )
@@MrDanimalInstinct 🤣🤣🤣🤣
“Toby’s farts are silent killers” hilarious 😂 Also love how you caught him on camera pooping in the background 🤣 classy x
Dude I just randomly found your page. I love the simple life you live and how you record that. Also, those edits are fire hahaha 🤣
Hi there. I came to see your channel because Chad at Adler Farm mentioned you. I thought this was a fun, entertaining video.
So he isn't part "Ghost". What a surprise. lol
Bruce looks like he's fitting in nicely.
Love Toby! Videos just get better all the time.
This is the calmer version of the urban rescue ranch
As a Maremma owner I love that you are showing the world how amazing this relatively obscure breed is. You should rename the channel "Toby's Farm" I think every second video is about him these days. Edit: Im not saying that negatively at all btw, just thought it might sound that way.
That is really interesting! I’ve thought about doing DNA for my rescue cats. By the way my cat’s name is Toby.
CONGRATS on 100% !
Thank you so much, I love your place and you and the animals....I get to have a farm but not all the work...but also you have a way of making films that are so fun to watch and I get a small reprieve from these lockdown times.