To train a LGD we were told by the seller that you have to take them for a walk ,as a young dog, around the perimeter of where you want them to patrol. If you don't they will pick their own patrol area. Do this regularly when they are young. We did it and it works.
Interacting with your LGD won't harm him at all. I have a set and treated them just like a pet. Taught them correct behavior around small and large farm animals. This is my second time to have Great Pyrenees and they've done awesome. Abs all were treated like pets.
Please raise the puppy as a member of the farm family. Dogs like to be in a pack. The puppy moved from a farm raised by his mom with family around. Why put him in solitary? Do you think if he falls in love with your family he will not protect your home and farm? Just feel sad for some of these LDG dogs that come from love and are raised in isolation.
@@SewtiredI agree that you can still interact with your LGD. If they are put with a flock or herd of animals at a young age those animals are their pack and they will put their life on the line for them. Most LGDs will be aloof, off resting and napping throughout the daylight hours because they worked night shift the night before.
Please give your pup some love and don’t let those animals eat him while he’s still young. He’s wanting to be touched all the time as a puppy. Good luck for your farm.
I like how the bike is a lot beefier seems safer glad you found the camera loved the pictures glad no one stole it God Bless you and your Beautiful Family always ❤️
That's right grammy, TWO LGD's can grow up together (siblings) and teach each other. (Like Gabby n Gracie). Please, Dutch, go get another dog from the Eddy's❣️PLEASE❣️ One for Hope n one for Hadlee. Done deal. I'm praying 🙏 ... ❤️ y'all 🐕🦺 🐾
Pyrenees are a loving dog, Golden Retriever-like with their affectionate nature. Mine loves to spend time with me and I brush him when I call him in to eat, which is our quality time together and he loves it!
Love the pup, some do teach their LGD basic commands, such as "leave it" for their protection. Also you can teach come, but sometimes if something else has their attention they have selective hearing. Glad you found your camera, the bike should be great at both properties, quieter than the side by side for hunting the hogs
We weren’t allowed to interact with my dads hunting dogs but the guard dogs we could play with. The guard dogs were always in the house. ❤ I’m glad you got your dog from Brandon. ❤
Just a thought...we have kept dogs for many years. Perhaps get a couple of larger cuts of artificial turf to give an area of dry or non- soil surface for the pool area. He will stay cleaner too, and you can hose/sweep off the surface.
Dutch you can still include your LGD in your family…interacting with them in a loving way will not stop them being good guard dogs for your animals and family…your not teaching it tricks like throwing a ball for it to fetch your showing it that it’s a respected member of your family like your Alsatian’s and it’s an LGD as well….
WOW! Now that's the area for Daniels pig trap! Too bad he's gonna be taking it back soon. How are you going to address the hunters that are trespassing? That could be dangerous for Brandie and girls if they misdirect their shots and the girls are out and about on the property.
Please don’t go in snake infested areas for me!!! If that wasn’t any of you, then you have trespassers. Stay safe Dutch! I like your snake proof leg guards.
What a cute puppy ! He’s precious! We sadly lost out husky pearl. She was solid white. She had a funny sweet personality. You can see her in four husky homestead. I’m so glad I have those videos. I sure miss my sweet girl. Dogs are a joy. Enjoy your sweet bundle of joy. Leslye
Love the new addition to the farm. What a cutiel He will make an awesome farm helper. I so glad you found the camera. There was some great footage of the animals. The bike will be a big help around the farm and hunting. If I were a few years younger and healther I'd have to get one of those. lol Keep Smiling. May God Bless You All Bunches!❤🙏
Stock dogs need particular training, please seek advice from previous owners. We see far too many at our training business that have had too much human interaction are failed stock dogs and they can misdirect their aggression on other dogs who aren't part of the heard.. He needs a heard he can start to be kept with
We have seven Pyrenees. Each one thinks they are a lap dog. They have no idea of their size. Mine guard sheep, goats, calves, chickens, cats and are especially protective of me. They received no special training. It is as if they were gifted from birth. Their ages are three-10 yo's, three-eight yo's and one 5 yo.
Just an FYI I live in OK and you now have to have a drivers license to ride an E Bike. I was going to get one to go to the store and run errands. My son looked up the laws and found out you have to have a DL if it has pedals and a motor electric or gas. I do not have a DL so I got a scooter with a seat. I love it. Don't let the girls ride any off your property.
In the military many decades ago, we used to put dog flea and tick collars around the outside of our boots. It seemed to help a whole lot for tick and fleas in the deep woods.
Live trapping of coyotes doesn't work. Even if you move them and release. They will be back. They are similar to wolves, they have a large territory which they move through.
I think you should name the puppy Titan!!! He's going to be big & hard working!!! You can still love on & play with LGDs!!! Just do it in their guarding area!!! You need to just put him in with his animals & his instincts will automatically kick in & he will train himself!!! You have to do very little to train LGDs!!! It's already in their blood!!!
He has been living with baby goats and chickens in the same pen. Put him some friends in his pen to protect right now. Leash him and walk your property where you want him to protect. Do this once a week. He will learn the boundaries to protect your homestead that way. During this time work on teaching him to sit and stay. He is beautiful
I live in Georgia, about 1000 feet from the Chattahoochee River. Wear that gear!! I stepped out the back door one evening and there was a Copper head, 1 foot away from me. Yes, I 💩 my pants. I look everytime and everywhere now! 😳
Not really sure what "send me a telegraph" means. I saw your daughter step on a black ratsnake, then you almost stepped on a copperhead and killed him and his partner. We all need reminding to wear our protective gear. I was left feeling like I shouldn't have bothered to comment😒. Maybe I misunderstood🤷, but I won't try to relate and comment in the future. I'm still gonna keep my subscription and watch hoping this was a misunderstanding.😏 It looks like you could maybe use a Telegraph on this matter 🤦🤷 Silent fan from now on, stay safe! 🙄eye roll and ❤
@@fayetruth4662 That "send me a telegraph" comment is spam.....it happens on other channels as well. Looks like a comment from the channel owner but it isn't. Just ignore it or report it as spam.....it wasn't Dutch. 🤗
Sean, I love how you take your daughters hunting, fishing & building things. Unfortunately where I live we have ALOT of guys that feel like " well your a women so you can't". I was blessed to be raised like y'all are raising your alls daughters. I love watching both channels. God Bless y'all.
@@NellieGirlYour dad probably knew what he was doing. It might have been a male chauvinistic thing or he didn’t want you out there with your male cousins. Things can happen when you are with males. Even with cousins. After all they wouldn’t be together hunting. They would be spread out. You might have not realized it at time but your dad was doing you a favor. Or he could have been a chauvinistic. He should have taken you out with him just the two of you. Father/ daughter hunting fun.
Shuan, sorry if I missed your name. Introduce your new livestock guardian dog to the chickens and kuni-kuni pigs while he is young. And he will bond with them and training will be easier. Just a suggestion and thank you for your videos.
You dont have to treat an LDG any differently. That is a myth. As a matter of fact the more bonded they are to you and your family the more likely they are to not wonder. The male Great Pyrenees have a tendencies to roam. Love on him they need it!
If you would wear boots instead of tennis shoes, you could also tuck your pant legs into the tops of them. Also put sulfur powder at every opening deters them better than that spray you use.
You do want your family to have a good bond with the LGD so he’ll have a protective relationship with y’all. His instincts are strong enough to bond with y’all & also do his job protecting the livestock. We had a Labrador named Hoss❣️
Im VERY glad you see got snake gaiters I mentioned a few weeks ago! They might be hot and difficult to put on but they will protect you! Im also very glad you got your trail cam back! I hope it does the trick for you. And as sad as it is to lose a chicken, if it helps draw the coyote or bobcat to the trap then its a good thing!
Thanks for the heads up on tic-bite prevention. A little advice for you.....When ever one goes into a forest/woods deep & secluded, always bring a side-arm (pistol or revolver) the bigger the caliber the better. Also, a canteen of water, pepper spray, cell phone & last a knife, preferably a dagger n sheath type. You never know what or who you may just happen upon. Be prepared is the boy scout motto. It's served me well my entire 64 years so far. You don't know what a shocking emergency is until you are past the point of no return and fear leads to panic and panic to confusion to pain to ........
Congrats on the new pup!! I'm sorry but I feel like you are totally wrong about not interacting with him, if you want him to bond to your kids (and protect them as well) then he needs to see them as part of his pack. LGD's should still be treated as a part of your family. Please teach your dog basic obedience, leash training, and make sure he is comfortable in the car. It shouldn't need to be a giant stressful event to have to go to the vet, or groomer.
Good that Noone really stole your camera. Great pictures. Pretty big coyote and many wild pigs. The pup is getting big. Glad you have a pool of water for him. Hope he has a big bowl with fresh water in it every day. All the animals need tons of fresh cool water and shelter from the heat. 🙂🙏
A coyote can go and try to get him for a meal, so it will be in your best interest to keep him in a more protective area where he can not have danger coming from all sides and make him a meal for a wild animal that is looking for easy prey. GOD BLESS YOUR HOUSE.
Would liked to have had your picts run a little slower. By the time the pic came up and I decided that thepigs were actually pigs you were halfway through the next one and what ever anila was on the picture blended into the background and I never knew what was there. I loved those that I caught! I love animals in their natural habitat...when I do get to see them. I love your bike and I've been watching your young LGD since birth so enjoy but don't forget they need loving too.
Kevin and Rachel at Hidden Heights have three LGDs guarding their goats. Leeske and Kora (Anatolians) guard one field and Mojo (Great Pyrenees) guards the other field. They are working dogs but they also treat them like family. You pup really needs a companion and Brandon has several more! Grandpa Adler got two Pyrenees pups (brother and sister) and are raising them together.
I don’t know where people on these comments thinks that dog isn’t getting any attention. He was right there petting it and talking to it. That whole family treats there animals right. They talk to them and pet them.
Well thank you Dutch for going out there into the wild just to entertain us. We really appreciate that but please don't put yourself in danger on our account. We want you safe and in one piece. Nice bike and you have a beautiful LGD. I know the Eddy's did a great job with the puppies and I have no doubt that the puppy will do an amazing job on your homestead. Blessings to y'all! ❤
Dutch, you would absolutely love the mountains up here in sw Virginia. It’s such a beautiful place to live especially compared to where I lived over 4 yrs till 6 yrs ago. I wouldn’t trade living in the mountains for anything. It’s actually the safest place to be if and when all hell breaks loose. Thanks for the entertainment 😊have a blessed night.
Gd is getting married up your way in Oct. Will be at a friend's place. Seen picts and from where I'll be sitting, ifeel like I could see forever in those mtns! I'm NC so I'm aware of the beatty of the Smokey Mtns. ❤😊 and I agree with your safe note. I always wanted a small home dug into the side of a Mt with a natural sm spring wandering through my home which had natural rock walls/ceilings
@@judybass4339 one of my sons lives in waynesville n.c and moving to Asheville soon. There’s so much beauty here. Each season is another piece of god’s artwork. The thing I miss about living in Florida is the beautiful sunrise and sunsets over the peace river, such bright vibrant colors each day but more I. The summer than I’ve noticed anytime of the year. We can’t see the rises and sets of the sun up here tho because we’re pretty high up. So what town are you going to be visiting for the wedding?
Hey, a couple tricks to run off the bugs. When I was in the service, we were in areas that had chiggers, redbugs, chigoes, ( these rascals burrow UNDER the skin), ticks, and leeches. We would eat a tablespoon of powdered sulfur every morning. YES, you will stink to heaven at the end of the day. A quick shower eliminates this. If no shower, well, everyone smells the same. But, no parasites. Also, in the service, tightly bloused boots, waist & sleeves. 100% cotton wicks moisture. Long sleeves are a must. Evaporation combined with " broken in" cotton insures cooling. Look at people that live near the equator. Light pastel ( sun) long sleeve cotton shirts. Also, if you keep using DEET based repellant, you will start developing allergies. It's not good for you. Use essential oil herbal types. A couple drops in your palm covers leg . It's very good and natural. Beware the pump!! I got this essential oil in my eyes once. An immediate trip to the eye doc. Then, you just have to take care. If you have gnat problems, 4 drops of Dawn in 1/4 cup APPLE vinegar will wipe them out. The vinegar smells like decomposing fruit, the soap supplies the surface tension to catch them. Old folks used these remedies and they work. My 94 year old Mom still uses this stuff. Hope it helps.
I love that bike, it looks like a beast. As for the pictures from the game camera, I thought you were getting them remotely on your phone. I had no idea you had to go retrieve it first, sorry about that. I hate that you did that, that was risky, especially after seeing those pictures. Seems like the only thing not out there were bear and mountain lions. And in a couple of shots it looked like a domestic pig, white with spots. Thanks for showing us.
You must not have listened to anything he said. He said he thought it was stolen. After 8 months he started receiving pictures on his phone. So he went to retrieve it and got it.
Why don’t you put a tracker on your camera out there. That way you can go back to it in no time. This helps too in case someone else has to go and get it.
Wow Dutch look at all them pig’s. I don’t understand why you can’t get them with Daniel’s trap. I’m not being critical, but it’s really going to affect your hunting this fall . That’s a bummer 😢 but Daniel does need to trap his own. I Hope you can find a way to control your population of wild pig’s. It would benefit every ranch, farm and homestead. If people don’t get that they are living in a fantasy world and shouldn’t watch real life farming. They can go to the Disney channel’s. I’m sorry I had to vent, but no negative comments!!
I wondered where the puppy that spent the night at WFF was going. You have plenty of homestead friends to get advice from on training if you need it. Congratulations on getting the game cam. Your refuge has a pig problem fun to hunt with muzzle loader if allowed in OK
@@davidcarberry3547 it was just wind blowing the fog out or the dew blowing off. I’ve seen it tons out hunting in valleys like he has right where this was.
I caught a poacher / hunter who attached a permanent tree stand on one of my Douglas Fir trees. Illegal in my area even on private property. I put up no trespassing no hunting signs all around the tree stand. Guess what? The following hunting season, two more permanently attached tree stands appeared. Come early November, prior to the start of Deer season, I placed bear traps at the bottom of the tree stands. And signs of no trespassing, no hunting, and Bear traps are in use on the property. The bear traps were moved from the original placements, and the tree stands disappeared.
I know you want him to be a good guardian dog but you want him to have love to know who he is protecting. I imagine he will be for the livestock but he has to learn to trust and respect your family.
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@mwatkins2464 huh? Is that ur final answer? Cus yes they will. They give a sign... so u can avoid it. I justput strike cus ot was less words. Shoulda know it would attract the typa person thar has never even tried b4 saying om wrong
To train a LGD we were told by the seller that you have to take them for a walk ,as a young dog, around the perimeter of where you want them to patrol. If you don't they will pick their own patrol area. Do this regularly when they are young. We did it and it works.
Kevin and Rachael at Hidden Heights showed the LGD where his perimeter was and they trained their LGD that way.
Interacting with your LGD won't harm him at all. I have a set and treated them just like a pet. Taught them correct behavior around small and large farm animals. This is my second time to have Great Pyrenees and they've done awesome. Abs all were treated like pets.
Check K&S and see how a lgd is very much a part of the family. Also how Eddie and his family treat their animals.
Please raise the puppy as a member of the farm family. Dogs like to be in a pack. The puppy moved from a farm raised by his mom with family around. Why put him in solitary? Do you think if he falls in love with your family he will not protect your home and farm? Just feel sad for some of these LDG dogs that come from love and are raised in isolation.
@@SewtiredI agree that you can still interact with your LGD. If they are put with a flock or herd of animals at a young age those animals are their pack and they will put their life on the line for them. Most LGDs will be aloof, off resting and napping throughout the daylight hours because they worked night shift the night before.
He can still be a pet and guard dog if trained properly!😀😊
I just lost my Pyrenees lab mix, 13 1/2 years old. She was the best dog ever.
Good looking pup. Walk the perimeter 2 times a day, once in the morning and once in the evening. This will establish what he needs to protect.
Please give your pup some love and don’t let those animals eat him while he’s still young. He’s wanting to be touched all the time as a puppy. Good luck for your farm.
Having 2 LGD's would keep them company ... and someone they can grow up with
Yes. THIS is the better strategy. Often one will chase off the threat while the other stays on guard with the herd.
I think it’s better to stagger the ages of dogs so that your guardian dogs aren’t all the same age…
No, first you get one started in training, then you bring in the 2nd one . Pecking order and self training older over younger.
I have 2
Lol, I love how that hunter walked past the camera multiple times and never noticed it. So much for being aware of your surroundings
I like how the bike is a lot beefier seems safer glad you found the camera loved the pictures glad no one stole it God Bless you and your Beautiful Family always ❤️
That's right grammy, TWO LGD's can grow up together (siblings) and teach each other. (Like Gabby n Gracie). Please, Dutch, go get another dog from the Eddy's❣️PLEASE❣️
One for Hope n one for Hadlee. Done deal.
I'm praying 🙏 ... ❤️ y'all
🐕🦺 🐾
Pyrenees are a loving dog, Golden Retriever-like with their affectionate nature. Mine loves to spend time with me and I brush him when I call him in to eat, which is our quality time together and he loves it!
Glad Y'all got the puppy from EFF. That's awesome that you were able to find your camera. Lots of amazing footage. GOD BLESS Y'ALL.
Awe... puppy needs human interaction too
Kevin has that kind of dog and they love on him all the time so don't think you can't love on the puppy
We love Mojo❤
Love the pup, some do teach their LGD basic commands, such as "leave it" for their protection. Also you can teach come, but sometimes if something else has their attention they have selective hearing. Glad you found your camera, the bike should be great at both properties, quieter than the side by side for hunting the hogs
We weren’t allowed to interact with my dads hunting dogs but the guard dogs we could play with. The guard dogs were always in the house. ❤
I’m glad you got your dog from Brandon. ❤
Just a thought...we have kept dogs for many years. Perhaps get a couple of larger cuts of artificial turf to give an area of dry or non- soil surface for the pool area. He will stay cleaner too, and you can hose/sweep off the surface.
sounds like a lot of crickets are making noise
Do you know what kind of mess that would make having a dog peeing and pooping on that. I don’t think you thought that comment through 😂
@@mwatkins2464you can hose off artificial turf, that is why it is used outside?!
@@lovespurpleflowers I know you can hose it off but poop and pee don’t just wash away with water, ding ding 😂
Dutch you can still include your LGD in your family…interacting with them in a loving way will not stop them being good guard dogs for your animals and family…your not teaching it tricks like throwing a ball for it to fetch your showing it that it’s a respected member of your family like your Alsatian’s and it’s an LGD as well….
WOW! Now that's the area for Daniels pig trap! Too bad he's gonna be taking it back soon. How are you going to address the hunters that are trespassing? That could be dangerous for Brandie and girls if they misdirect their shots and the girls are out and about on the property.
Please don’t go in snake infested areas for me!!! If that wasn’t any of you, then you have trespassers. Stay safe Dutch! I like your snake proof leg guards.
I have had Great Pyrenees and if you let him grow with the Girls and animals, they will learn to protect not only the animals but also the Family
What a cute puppy ! He’s precious! We sadly lost out husky pearl. She was solid white. She had a funny sweet personality. You can see her in four husky homestead. I’m so glad I have those videos. I sure miss my sweet girl. Dogs are a joy. Enjoy your sweet bundle of joy. Leslye
Love the new addition to the farm. What a cutiel He will make an awesome farm helper. I so glad you found the camera. There was some great footage of the animals. The bike will be a big help around the farm and hunting. If I were a few years younger and healther I'd have to get one of those. lol Keep Smiling. May God Bless You All Bunches!❤🙏
Thanks for going after the camera. Glad you didn't run into snakes. Be careful out there. Can't wait to see the pictures.
Good evening from Syracuse NY everyone thank you for sharing your adventures and your farm
Nice heavy duty bike,great idea for snake shields. Cute LGD puppy. In born protector. Enjoy your videos . Blessings to Keeping it Dutch 🙏
Stock dogs need particular training, please seek advice from previous owners. We see far too many at our training business that have had too much human interaction are failed stock dogs and they can misdirect their aggression on other dogs who aren't part of the heard.. He needs a heard he can start to be kept with
We have seven Pyrenees. Each one thinks they are a lap dog. They have no idea of their size.
Mine guard sheep, goats, calves, chickens, cats and are especially protective of me.
They received no special training. It is as if they were gifted from birth.
Their ages are three-10 yo's, three-eight yo's and one 5 yo.
9 LGD now that's a fammily
@@kelmaeckhart4060 I think they said seven. But yes that is a big family with a whole lot of fur. 🐾
It is amazing how much wildlife you have on the creek property! I am glad the camer wasn't stolen, just knocked off by the wildlife. 💖💖💖
It was still attached to the tree
Just an FYI I live in OK and you now have to have a drivers license to ride an E Bike. I was going to get one to go to the store and run errands. My son looked up the laws and found out you have to have a DL if it has pedals and a motor electric or gas. I do not have a DL so I got a scooter with a seat. I love it. Don't let the girls ride any off your property.
Only need license if it’s a certain cc size motor in most places
You must not know how to read! I don't care what state its in if it has pedals its considered a bicycle! You just want attention and that's it!
In the military many decades ago, we used to put dog flea and tick collars around the outside of our boots. It seemed to help a whole lot for tick and fleas in the deep woods.
So happy ya'll got a puppy from the Eddy's! Now I can watch it grow up! Glad you got the camera back.
Live trapping of coyotes doesn't work. Even if you move them and release. They will be back. They are similar to wolves, they have a large territory which they move through.
I think you should name the puppy Titan!!! He's going to be big & hard working!!! You can still love on & play with LGDs!!! Just do it in their guarding area!!! You need to just put him in with his animals & his instincts will automatically kick in & he will train himself!!! You have to do very little to train LGDs!!! It's already in their blood!!!
Those shin guards are a good self defense tool. Nice bike.
Snake bite ER visits are huge $$$$ and best avoided
He has been living with baby goats and chickens in the same pen. Put him some friends in his pen to protect right now. Leash him and walk your property where you want him to protect. Do this once a week. He will learn the boundaries to protect your homestead that way. During this time work on teaching him to sit and stay. He is beautiful
❤ don't let Gabby and Gracey train that dog! Their both egg thief's and don't listen to their commands....they need training but Lily listens🥰👍🙏
They actually listen very well to me 😊
@KeepingItDutch right Gabby is so well trained she is absolutely amazing and that's only because of absolutely amazing Training God Bless
Snake gaitors are a good idea, but those sneakers probably wouldn’t stop a bite to your foot. Better get some good boots
Great 👍 pics Dutch. Looks like some nice deer 🦌, tons of feral hogs 🐖 & a few people hunting/trespassing on your property 😮
I live in Georgia, about 1000 feet from the Chattahoochee River. Wear that gear!! I stepped out the back door one evening and there was a Copper head, 1 foot away from me. Yes, I 💩 my pants. I look everytime and everywhere now! 😳
Not really sure what "send me a telegraph" means. I saw your daughter step on a black ratsnake, then you almost stepped on a copperhead and killed him and his partner. We all need reminding to wear our protective gear. I was left feeling like I shouldn't have bothered to comment😒. Maybe I misunderstood🤷, but I won't try to relate and comment in the future. I'm still gonna keep my subscription and watch hoping this was a misunderstanding.😏 It looks like you could maybe use a Telegraph on this matter 🤦🤷 Silent fan from now on, stay safe! 🙄eye roll and ❤
@@fayetruth4662 That "send me a telegraph" comment is spam.....it happens
on other channels as well. Looks like a comment from the channel owner but
it isn't. Just ignore it or report it as spam.....it wasn't Dutch. 🤗
@@wandae9906 thank you for the info 🥰
@@fayetruth4662 You're welcome 🤗
I didn't know that there are spotted feral pigs,love the puppy and the bike!Take care Dutch!🐷
I was actually thinking the same thing and wasn't sure to ask that question so I'm so grateful 🙏 you did awesome comment 👏 God Bless
A lot of wild hogs we’re just hog farmers hogs that got away so you can see several different types of wild hogs now.
Our dogs grow up in the same enclosure as the animals they are going to protect and we do interact with them, they are fine. Just my 2 cents😅
Sean, I love how you take your daughters hunting, fishing & building things. Unfortunately where I live we have ALOT of guys that feel like " well your a women so you can't". I was blessed to be raised like y'all are raising your alls daughters. I love watching both channels. God Bless y'all.
I resented my dad because he would take my male cousins hunting, fishing and car part hunting and would not take me cause I was a girl!!
@@NellieGirlYour dad probably knew what he was doing. It might have been a male chauvinistic thing or he didn’t want you out there with your male cousins. Things can happen when you are with males. Even with cousins. After all they wouldn’t be together hunting. They would be spread out. You might have not realized it at time but your dad was doing you a favor. Or he could have been a chauvinistic. He should have taken you out with him just the two of you. Father/ daughter hunting fun.
Those dogs get a lot heavier than you said my brother's friend has 3 and they are about 165 to 175 lbs
Doggies will love and protect you their whole lives.. You couldn’t find a better friend then that pup !! Beautiful baby ..
Love Grandma Debbie
Shuan, sorry if I missed your name. Introduce your new livestock guardian dog to the chickens and kuni-kuni pigs while he is young. And he will bond with them and training will be easier. Just a suggestion and thank you for your videos.
You dont have to treat an LDG any differently. That is a myth. As a matter of fact the more bonded they are to you and your family the more likely they are to not wonder. The male Great Pyrenees have a tendencies to roam. Love on him they need it!
You can interact with the lgd, they grow up with the animals you want them to guard.
If you would wear boots instead of tennis shoes, you could also tuck your pant legs into the tops of them. Also put sulfur powder at every opening deters them better than that spray you use.
You do want your family to have a good bond with the LGD so he’ll have a protective relationship with y’all. His instincts are strong enough to bond with y’all & also do his job protecting the livestock. We had a Labrador named Hoss❣️
Wonder why the camera stop working. What made it start sending again? Crazy. Thanks for sharing
Love that you found your camera
Im VERY glad you see got snake gaiters I mentioned a few weeks ago! They might be hot and difficult to put on but they will protect you!
Im also very glad you got your trail cam back! I hope it does the trick for you. And as sad as it is to lose a chicken, if it helps draw the coyote or bobcat to the trap then its a good thing!
Thanks for the heads up on tic-bite prevention. A little advice for you.....When ever one goes into a forest/woods deep & secluded, always bring a side-arm (pistol or revolver) the bigger the caliber the better. Also, a canteen of water, pepper spray, cell phone & last a knife, preferably a dagger n sheath type. You never know what or who you may just happen upon. Be prepared is the boy scout motto. It's served me well my entire 64 years so far. You don't know what a shocking emergency is until you are past the point of no return and fear leads to panic and panic to confusion to pain to ........
He had a phone he mentioned it and he does carry a gun. He said he had to call his family after so long or they would come looking for him.
Dutch thank you for sharing your trek to get the camera. There were a lot of hogs. Good luck with getting the coyote.
Congrats on the new pup!! I'm sorry but I feel like you are totally wrong about not interacting with him, if you want him to bond to your kids (and protect them as well) then he needs to see them as part of his pack. LGD's should still be treated as a part of your family. Please teach your dog basic obedience, leash training, and make sure he is comfortable in the car. It shouldn't need to be a giant stressful event to have to go to the vet, or groomer.
Love your pup, and all that footage was nuts!!!
What a gorgeous boy!!!
Good that Noone really stole your camera. Great pictures. Pretty big coyote and many wild pigs. The pup is getting big. Glad you have a pool of water for him. Hope he has a big bowl with fresh water in it every day. All the animals need tons of fresh cool water and shelter from the heat. 🙂🙏
A coyote can go and try to get him for a meal, so it will be in your best interest to keep him in a more protective area where he can not have danger coming from all sides and make him a meal for a wild animal that is looking for easy prey. GOD BLESS YOUR HOUSE.
Amazing cam pics, wild how that worked out! Great looking puppy-congratulations. Proud of you all for all you're doing! Thx for sharing!
LOL!! Brandon didn't have a litter of puppies. His dog had the puppies
You were very calm about the trespassers. Hard to understand for me. Was taught if it’s not yours DON’T touch it or go in.
Would liked to have had your picts run a little slower. By the time the pic came up and I decided that thepigs were actually pigs you were halfway through the next one and what ever anila was on the picture blended into the background and I never knew what was there. I loved those that I caught! I love animals in their natural habitat...when I do get to see them. I love your bike and I've been watching your young LGD since birth so enjoy but don't forget they need loving too.
Kevin and Rachel at Hidden Heights have three LGDs guarding their goats. Leeske and Kora (Anatolians) guard one field and Mojo (Great Pyrenees) guards the other field. They are working dogs but they also treat them like family. You pup really needs a companion and Brandon has several more! Grandpa Adler got two Pyrenees pups (brother and sister) and are raising them together.
I don’t know where people on these comments thinks that dog isn’t getting any attention. He was right there petting it and talking to it. That whole family treats there animals right. They talk to them and pet them.
Your camera takes nice clear pictures.
I am glad it came back on so you could find it
Well thank you Dutch for going out there into the wild just to entertain us. We really appreciate that but please don't put yourself in danger on our account. We want you safe and in one piece. Nice bike and you have a beautiful LGD. I know the Eddy's did a great job with the puppies and I have no doubt that the puppy will do an amazing job on your homestead. Blessings to y'all! ❤
Dutch, you would absolutely love the mountains up here in sw Virginia. It’s such a beautiful place to live especially compared to where I lived over 4 yrs till 6 yrs ago. I wouldn’t trade living in the mountains for anything. It’s actually the safest place to be if and when all hell breaks loose. Thanks for the entertainment 😊have a blessed night.
Gd is getting married up your way in Oct. Will be at a friend's place. Seen picts and from where I'll be sitting, ifeel like I could see forever in those mtns! I'm NC so I'm aware of the beatty of the Smokey Mtns. ❤😊 and I agree with your safe note. I always wanted a small home dug into the side of a Mt with a natural sm spring wandering through my home which had natural rock walls/ceilings
@@judybass4339 one of my sons lives in waynesville n.c and moving to Asheville soon. There’s so much beauty here. Each season is another piece of god’s artwork. The thing I miss about living in Florida is the beautiful sunrise and sunsets over the peace river, such bright vibrant colors each day but more I. The summer than I’ve noticed anytime of the year. We can’t see the rises and sets of the sun up here tho because we’re pretty high up. So what town are you going to be visiting for the wedding?
Hey, a couple tricks to run off the bugs. When I was in the service, we were in areas that had chiggers, redbugs, chigoes, ( these rascals burrow UNDER the skin), ticks, and leeches. We would eat a tablespoon of powdered sulfur every morning. YES, you will stink to heaven at the end of the day. A quick shower eliminates this. If no shower, well, everyone smells the same. But, no parasites. Also, in the service, tightly bloused boots, waist & sleeves. 100% cotton wicks moisture. Long sleeves are a must. Evaporation combined with " broken in" cotton insures cooling. Look at people that live near the equator. Light pastel ( sun) long sleeve cotton shirts. Also, if you keep using DEET based repellant, you will start developing allergies. It's not good for you. Use essential oil herbal types. A couple drops in your palm covers leg . It's very good and natural. Beware the pump!! I got this essential oil in my eyes once. An immediate trip to the eye doc. Then, you just have to take care. If you have gnat problems, 4 drops of Dawn in 1/4 cup APPLE vinegar will wipe them out. The vinegar smells like decomposing fruit, the soap supplies the surface tension to catch them. Old folks used these remedies and they work. My 94 year old Mom still uses this stuff. Hope it helps.
PS, sulfer was a " dog days" remedy in the old days. Dog days, the end of high summer when everything out there wants to bite.
Puppy is gorgeous 😊
He was raised with goats and chickens, right together. Kevin’s Mojo has been with the family. ‼️👍🥰👏👏👏
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Wheres your big stick? A long stick to poke the ground in front of you before you step.
You need to put a crate on the back of your electric bike to put your stuff in glad you found your camera
I love that bike, it looks like a beast. As for the pictures from the game camera, I thought you were getting them remotely on your phone. I had no idea you had to go retrieve it first, sorry about that. I hate that you did that, that was risky, especially after seeing those pictures. Seems like the only thing not out there were bear and mountain lions. And in a couple of shots it looked like a domestic pig, white with spots. Thanks for showing us.
You must not have listened to anything he said. He said he thought it was stolen. After 8 months he started receiving pictures on his phone. So he went to retrieve it and got it.
Seeing the pictures was cool. Glad you was able to retrieve the camera.
Why don’t you put a tracker on your camera out there. That way you can go back to it in no time. This helps too in case someone else has to go and get it.
The pictures was really cool. New Subscriber . I saw you on Longhorn Lester's.
Wow Dutch look at all them pig’s. I don’t understand why you can’t get them with Daniel’s trap. I’m not being critical, but it’s really going to affect your hunting this fall . That’s a bummer 😢 but Daniel does need to trap his own. I Hope you can find a way to control your population of wild pig’s. It would benefit every ranch, farm and homestead. If people don’t get that they are living in a fantasy world and shouldn’t watch real life farming. They can go to the Disney channel’s. I’m sorry I had to vent, but no negative comments!!
Look at your close friend,,s, there dog is family friendly. Mojos he does a great job Kevin.
Maybe that is where you should set up Daniel's pig trap. Out where the camera was
Love it you got one of the Eddie's pups! They are absolutely adorable puff balls right now!!!🙏💕🙏
Omg your puppy is so cute!
I wondered where the puppy that spent the night at WFF was going. You have plenty of homestead friends to get advice from on training if you need it. Congratulations on getting the game cam. Your refuge has a pig problem fun to hunt with muzzle loader if allowed in OK
Was that a forest fire or a controlled burn? I'm so happy the fire didn't trash the camera. Great wildlife pics!
I believe that was fog or dew not smoke 😂
@@mwatkins2464 i saw fire , ill rewatch
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@@davidcarberry3547 it was just wind blowing the fog out or the dew blowing off. I’ve seen it tons out hunting in valleys like he has right where this was.
He needs a buddy. With the problems you have, he can not do it alone!! Not right.
I agree I have a pair....my second time to have a pair. I would never have them alone. They rely on each other
Agree...need 2....try and get one of his brothers as well.
Enjoyed watching the video Dutch 😊
Beautiful puppy.
I had four Great Pyrenees and they are great with livestock! I used them with sheep. I trained them all and they were treated like pets! Great dogs!
I caught a poacher / hunter who attached a permanent tree stand on one of my Douglas Fir trees. Illegal in my area even on private property. I put up no trespassing no hunting signs all around the tree stand. Guess what? The following hunting season, two more permanently attached tree stands appeared. Come early November, prior to the start of Deer season, I placed bear traps at the bottom of the tree stands. And signs of no trespassing, no hunting, and Bear traps are in use on the property. The bear traps were moved from the original placements, and the tree stands disappeared.
Pictures of Everything but a Bigfoot 😂😂
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Love the pics from your camera, the new pup and the bike. Keep safe out there. I think Hopey is going to love that sweet dog.
I know you want him to be a good guardian dog but you want him to have love to know who he is protecting. I imagine he will be for the livestock but he has to learn to trust and respect your family.
It looks like you're going to have to get some private property signs and nail them to a few hundred trees along your property line's, nice video 👍
And for ticks, if you can, brush your pants with a cedar limb. It is great at keeping the ticks off!
Glad you got your camera back.
Another tip for the tick’s is to wear all light clothing like you have on.
I love your new pup. What a cutie.
I’m glad you found the camera. Just be safe out in the woods.
He’s So Adorable ❤️So Glad I Found Your Channel Again!Missed Seeing You And Brandy And Your 3 Daughters Do Still Have Your Two German Shepards? Last Time I Watched You Guys Were Building Your Home.I SawThe Turtle You Guys Saved! That Was So Awesome!, Anyway Good To Be Back, God Bless❤🙏❤️
Love your videos and enjoy watching them. May the lord bless and protect you and your family and the animals
A long walking stick helps when walking thru areas with high snake habitation. They will strike the stick first cus ull use it as a poke pole
Snakes won’t strike at a stick. They see through their tongue picking up heat off of a warm body then they strike
@mwatkins2464 huh? Is that ur final answer? Cus yes they will. They give a sign... so u can avoid it. I justput strike cus ot was less words. Shoulda know it would attract the typa person thar has never even tried b4 saying om wrong
Lester’s niece Bri has 5 e- bikes that has sponsored her.
You’re the 4th UA-camr I’ve seen with that bike. A great way to advertise your product. 🐎🦁✌️
Talk to Kevin and Rachel. They have three LGDs and can give you some pointers.
Love the new puppy! 💕
Greetings from Australia.
Prayers and blessings to you and your family.🙏🏾