working DOGS with Jim??!! // A new pup on the farm!!
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- Опубліковано 30 лис 2023
- Is this Working Horses with Jim or Working DOGS with Jim??? We have exciting news- a new pup on the farm!! Meet our new little dog, Skip! Jim also is spreading manure with our draft horses, Lady & Ken!
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Those yucky farm jobs make all the others seem really fun! Skippy's a breed used for ships way back in the day to catch rats. Lively little dogs! He should fit right in and keep up with all the farm activity. I'm not sure but I think you will have to watch out for any horse harassing behavior. Maybe the dad will mellow that out for him. He's got such a sweet face!
Jim it doesn't matter what you present in your videos, speaking for myself it's all interesting! Stop apologizing - it's all good. The day to day action at your farm is a great mix of people, animals and different demonstrations of equipment/jobs. And tips on how to do things according to your experience over the years. These videos are the next best thing to an in person tour of your farm. Brenda that includes you! Love your garden and kitchen tips, and videography.
Agreed
Stop apologizing...normal day on a farm..... You're doing Great Thank you...People don't have to watch..
I agree this is real life, folks that critize either have no real life skills or knowledge or are just jealous they lack the skill level and knowledge of this entire family. Love the stories and videos.
I think it's important that Jim acknowledges that there are different ways to doing some/ most things and to each their own. It's nice to see and also a lesson for all of us, that despite his ability and success, that he is always willing to listen and learn. I totally agree with you Wayne that Jim, Brenda and William are doing a great job and people can either watch their videos, or not.
Ken is so strong. His legs look like he’s a teenager wearing dark pajamas to work in on his rear legs. lol
People can fast forward whatever parts they find boring. You guys taking the time to film these tutorials is appreciated greatly. Show whatever you like please.❤ and congradulations on the new addition!
I hope everyone else has an appreciation for what it takes to have backed that spreader into it's storage spot like that with a team...wow...
The new pup looks like a black bear cub . As always , thank you for the video!
Yes!, I was going to say that also, really does!
In my humble opinion watching The Gordons, is like a box of chocolates, you never know exactly what you’re gonna get, but you know it’s gonna be GOOD!
I like seeing the maintenance jobs, like the manure spreader. It's like watching a parent showing you how to do the job of farming.
As a teenager cleaning stables for my Dad every afternoon after school, I would have loved that little skid steer. Way too many wheelbarrow loads shoveled in by pitchfork!
Same here
Love watching how the horses react to your commands!! They are so well trained!! ❤
It’s not boring, it’s farm work and it has to be done. Keep it up Jim you’re doing a great job.
Absolutely no negative comments. I want to see every little detail of running a farm. 😊
Life on your farm is never boring…..thanks for sharing everything. Blessings…..
Train him to a kennel, it can become his safe space. There will be times when you need to leave him and to avoid issues, (chewing furniture, pooping and peeing inside or running the road). Our Australian Shepards will just lay in the kennels with the door open, just to rest.
Life on the farm. A ground driven manure spreader . Efficient well trained horses doing a good job for you. I enjoyed the whole video. Thank you.
I love the way Jim controls thousands of pounds of horse with just his voice.
100% agree. No buttons, levers or joysticks required, just a simply word command and they do whatever is needed so willingly...Just awesome!
I am so excited about Lady having another baby,cant wait to see it, because Bree is beautiful. I love everything about your family. watch you all the time.
This little dog found a very good home!
Your videos are the real thing of life on a farm
What a great addition with the pup. Not surprised that Brenda wants him to be her dog. What's a farm without a dog?
Ken just needs to hear Jim’s voice and everything is okay. Easy to see how a clean spreader works better than one which is clogged up. Good luck with the pup. Thank you for sharing. 🐕🐴
That was INCREDIBLE!!!! Loved watching you back up those horses. You guys are such a great team and you care for/ train those horse like nobody’s business.
Brenda, thank you for catching that whole thing. Incredible!
Thank you Jim Brenda and William. That is a great dog❤
To be honest I always wondered where's the farm dog. Glad you guys now officially have one. Teach him your ways and he will make a great addition to the family. I enjoyed today's video. Thanks😊
The horses did very well , thats because of Jim 's commands , he is very good at that , stay safe !
Welcome to the farm Skippy !! You've been adopted into a GREAT family !! Lots of cats to play with, too !!
Skip is a good name for the little guy.
Jim and Brenda...will try to keep my comment as short as possible!!! Wonderful news about your new puppy, will be a great addition to the farm!! Not sure whether your cats will agree, though 😂 Baron seems to be doing so well, thankful he's healing nicely with all your love and help. Always good to see all the horses, they're all beautiful & listen to Jim so well. Brenda, you do such a good job with the videos, and Jim, your channel is about your farm, your family, your horses and your daily lives. Please don't apologize if some people just don't understand that or think that your job is to entertain THEM. Keep doing what you do and don't change a thing. Have a wonderful rest of your weekend! 💕
Thank you for showing the realities of farming. We want to be farmers are learning how to make a profit farming.
I enjoy watching your videos. You're so calm and it shows in the confidence the horses have with you. You do great work.
Don't you worry you are never boring
It's called farming 😊
Boring is GOOD! It means everything is going right!
Hi there thank you for sharing your U tube.the puppy is cute.take care
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Little dog looks so scared. He’ll get used to the farm life and be your best friend!❤
Hello Debbie, Can I ask you a question?
Free fertilizer is a bonus no matter how bad it stinks, lets see them spread tractor manure?
As always, great day on the farm. Brenda, you do a wonderful job not getting William’s face in the shots. He seems to be comfort being in the shots.
good name for the pup and over time he will be a good addition to the farm
The Schipperke, Belgium's "little captain," is the traditional barge dog of the Low Countries. Curious, lively, and intense but mischievous, this little black dog is a robust, long-lived companion for whom there is never a dull moment. Standing no higher than 13 inches, Schipperkes are small dogs built for hard work. Schips were created as ratters and watchdogs. Their powerful jaws, necks, and forequarters'¿coupled with a stealthy, catlike hunting style'¿make them ideal rat-catching machines. The black coat is profuse around the neck, shoulders, and legs, giving the breed a silhouette that accentuates a thick, substantial body. The foxy face completes the unique look of a unique breed. If you can't tell a Schipperke from an ordinary dog, you simply haven't been paying attention.
Trials and tribulations of real farm life is great. No need to change anything. Fantasy belongs on Disney 😊. Beautiful pup!
Skipper looks like a tiny black bear cub.
Mr Jim I think you and Ms Brenda do a wonderful job. I came from a farm. Everybody does things different. Love your channel.
Hello Cathy, Can I ask you a question?
Anybody who has worked with horses or been in a farm life style love these videos. And it gives people who are interested or want to do anything farm like have some great information.
Hello Cindy, Can I ask you a question?
the backing of that manure spreader into the shed was amazingly skillful! love those horses and Jim!
Awww pup is so cute!! Dont apologize for anything!! Bring the pup up the way you do it dont listen to anyone, you train your horses so well. People just have nothing better to do, keyboard warriors we call them. If they dont like they dont have to watch, but im here cause i love your channel and what you do 😊
Hello DIANE, Can I ask you a question?
@@danm18835 yes
I agree with a lot of the commenters. Please don't think we are bored. We're here because we want to be. We just can't help but like y'all.......
Nothing like emptying a busted manure spreader by hand. Been there. Thanks for bringing us along on your day, and have fun with the new pup!
The commands Gee and Haw must be at least 200 years old. Very impressive team, well trained. Thanks for posting.
Yes, and they are the same for driving a team of dogs.
Not boring!!!! love seeing you clean up baling twine out of beaters. Good job done
THAT lil dog looks like a bear cub.
Poor Billy all alone! ☹️ He's such a sweet, sensitive baby! 😊
LOL, Brenda...I thought about cleaning my vacuum beater bar, too. It's a good reminder, and lesson, on taking care of what one has instead of replacing things. 😉
Love your puppy!! ❤
Jim and Brenda, I love watching whatever you do! Just love your vlogs as they are ‘real life’! ❤. Just love your new addition’Skip’ 🐾
You are an extraordinary teamster, Jim. WELL DONE backing up and " threading the needle". Also, some of us like all things manure including care for your equipment.
Hello, Can I ask you a question?
I love watching the variety of things you do on the farm and how you do them. Never feel the need to edit things out because some one person found it boring. The variety of what you do is part of what makes watching your channel so enjoyable.
Congratulations on your new pup!! I've trained quite a few dogs, and am currently training my Belgian Malinois for her first French Ring Brevet level competition this coming fall.
Let him settle in for a week, he's just been uprooted and placed in completely new people, surroundings and smells, let him get used to this, it's still quite young . Decide on one name for training purposes, nicknames and sweet diminutive names (for Brenda) will happen later. Schipperke have had a number of working jobs including herding, they can also be very prey driven, so desensitizing him early on to cats and other small farm animals is super important. Working on establishing a solid recall is one of the most important commands for a dog to know, also the down/stay.
I love Belgian Malinois! Beautiful dogs ❤ I've raised 4 different Dobermans in the past. With my last one there was a lady who had a beautiful Belgian Malinois in the same obedience class. She and her dog were also training for search/rescue. That was about 15 yrs ago.
I know they will kill chickens if not exposed to them when young.
Welcome Skipper❣️♥️❤️ Love seeing Bree growing up 🥰
Just love little skip and he will follow you and love you back..
I’m so glad that the horses tails are not to short❤🎉😊
The puppy looks like a Black Bear cub.
Skip is a beautiful little pup! The best thing to do when it comes to training a pup is to be consistent. Hope you all have a great weekend!!
Lots of patience, time and love with puppies. Each one is different and you will know what is too much.
Skippy is a little cutie 😀 He seems to be a calm dog. Big hugs for Skippy!! 😊 Have a wonderful weekend! -Chris
I enjoy All of Your and Brenda's Videos of You Two's Life on The Farm and Logging. It's Called Working Horses With Jim Horse's Love on a Farm Usually And Your Family is Wonderful Enjoy Seeing the Grandkids Too Thanks For Sharing This With Us Blessings and Please Be Safe ✌️
Love your videos. Wether you're explaining how you work the horses or watching Jean the chicken scratch around in the potatoes.
Hi Jim, Brenda, Great Video!! Always great to be on your farm! Jim, Nova Scotia Canada.I want to welcome Skipper to the family!!
Jim, you do a great job.
Keep up the good work
What you share is a wonderful sharing of Americana. Horses are the bestest.
I find your cleaning the manure spreader because I can see up close how it works! I love your cute puppy! You train it the way you like.
Great video ! Great job backing the manure spreader that was impressive !
He will be welcome addition to the farm
Love watching the life of a farm and things ❤❤❤
Jim....loved watching you clean the beaters!!!
I like seeing what you do when working. It's not boring to me.
Such a cute little puppy. I’m sure he’ll be pulling a trailer real soon lol!! Your a wonderful trainer Jim.
So happy to see everyone looking so good! Congratulations on your new pup, Skip❤️ Just FYI, livestock dewormers are toxic to dogs. Dogs will lick up whatever the horses spit out or drool. I know someone whose dog died after cleaning up horse dewormer. Just wanted you to know so you can take precautions in the future.
Much Love to You All and Blessings All~Ways 🙏💗🙏🏾
Hello Debbie, Can I ask you a question?
Cute puppy….. also you couldn’t have parked the manure spreader any more perfect Jim, on uneven ground and mud too, impressive I thought.
Your new puppy is so sweet! Another wonderful video Jim and Brenda!
Everything you do is interesting and relevant to farming. I like it all. Bree is still adorable. ❤
Nothing more fun than digging through the manure. Always a fun job that has to be done.
When I kept horses, all of that old twine went into the paper bags that the grain I bought to feed the horses and I had a burn barrel that I used a lot of. Just all of the trash was burned at least once a month.
Skip is a wonderful name 🥰
Congratulations on the new puppy , enjoy , have fun , great video , always !
Nothing on the farm is boring! Not even the plowing back and forth is boring!
The only thing I’d recommend for the pup is treats, as you’re walking him give him some treats and make him encouraged to come with you. House training is simple, to begin use a pee pad and teach them to use that and then when they pee wipe the pee on the pad and say good boy and reward him when he sniffs it so he knows pee on the pad is good. Then whenever he pees on the pad bring it outside, try to put it in the same area, and when he sniffs it say good boy and reward him and stuff. Then he should start to get the idea that peeing on the pad is good and then peeing outside is good. It’s all about routine and treats depending on how treat motivated a dog is. Good luck! He looks to maybe have some heeler in him so he’s smart as a whip
Its a job on the farm. One job I never found pleasure, but very necessary .
Pigs and now a dog, growing the farm. I am a dog person but I love all animals. Plus I am puzzled about your video being boring? I find them fascinating and through I GREW UP on a farm I learn knew things and ways I had not considered. So do it your way. Thank you for sharing.
I had to chuckle at twine in the beater bar. Been there done that! The look you got from Ken was priceless, that’s my job. You guys could put about anything on the farm on the video and I’d watch. I have to have my daily fix watching out over the horse’s backsides or my day is ruined. Thank you for taking the time for my sake. I’d just plain be cranky without your videos.
Great video as usual! Nice to see the preparation for winter and maintenance on the spreader! Love your new family member as well!
I’ve been watching so much of your stuff that my beagle reacts to gee and haw like a pro.
Hello, Can I ask you a question?
Brenda congratulations on the new family member.looking forward to meeting him.😊
LOL cleaning out the beaters was not boring, but it did bring back some poopy memories...
He looks so much like a little bear. "Poo Bear" wound match his looks
You make backing that manure spreader under that shed easy; but, I'm here to tell ya that is no easy feat! Horses are excellent & that helps, still requires a ton of skill.
By the way, none of what you show us is boring.
What a lovely pup.
Awww the pup is a nice looking pup. With lots of love and time he will adjust just fine
Hello Jeri, Can I ask you a question?
show it all, the good,bad,yucky, ugly, beautiful.
Hello Noreen, Can I ask you a question?
I have driven 18 wheelers in my life. (just one of those wild hair things I did one time and went to truck driving school ) THAT WAS SOME BACKING SKILL YOU HAVE THERE WITH YOUR HORSES..LORDY MERCY ..I SALUTE YOU JIM.
Being stuck at home, won't say why, learning how you do the farm work is entertaining to me. Keep up the positive attitude, God bless all of 😂!
Little Skip just has not acclimated to you guys. Give him a week and it will be all he knows. A pretty dog.
Good luck with the pup. Thank you for sharing 👍🩵✌️
For the dog , so cute skippers are neat .look them up
Repetition , repetition, repeat repeat .
Enjoy .
Prity day there . ,
91.4 subscribers Jim . Could make 100,000 by Christmas . Maybe . That will tell you all you need to know about your channel .Dont change a thing . But if you want to bring back a little music ,ok with me . If some viewers don't like music they could always hit the mute button . Amish Pa had a barn fire and rebuild in 6 days . Video was over an hour long and mostly music . Very interesting .Cheers😊😊😊
Beautiful dog… love the cats too 😊