AS AN INDIAN, STOP 🛑 MAKING FUN OF US. I KNOW MOST OF US SMELLS LIKE EXPIRED ROTTON SOGGY CURRY BUT WE ARE HARD WORKING PEOPLE😭 ❤️ SPREAD LOVE PLEASE. it hurts my feelings 😔
Deer used to leave their babies for my service dog to babysit . He was always so proud. Lick em all over and the momma's would clean his face. He'd take carrots to them. One year we got lugs of apples. We all sat in the tall grass gorging 😅. Human, dog, 2 momma's, 3 fawns. Pnw, Oregon, East of the 5.
This particular dog breed is like a Disney dog. Their owners often find them cuddling wild rabbits, saving baby birds that have fallen out of their nest etc. I'm not surprised that the deer would hang out with him.
My last dog was a Pyr. I live in the hills, up in coyote country. For some reason, they never came onto the property after he killed a couple of them. He was a total sweetie to babies, bunnies, and kittens. Holy terror to coyotes though.
My neighbor’s Pyrenees protected me every night when I was depressed and alone at 17. I lived in a very rural area back then and I worked on my neighbors farm. My guardians had left me in a barndo with its mortgage while they moved to their new home. I was scared there all the time and kept all the lights off as much as possible to save electricity and make sure no one thinks anyone lives there. It’s like he knew, the pup would start heading to the barndo as it’s getting dark and lay on the porch all night. I didn’t realize he did that until one night I heard shuffling outside and growling and barking. When I went to check after the noise I found him standing right outside😭 He was most likely barking at another animal, like a deer or coyote, but I felt so safe after seeing him ever since. He was like an Angel from God. Now that I’ve thought about it, God always sends animals to comfort me in my darkest times. He is good🥹
I happily named my Great Pyrenees after this courageous dog. I was soon after diagnosed with cancer and this then one year old dog stepped up and would walk slowly beside me to help with my balance. He walked with me up stairs, with my hand embedded in the ruff of his neck fur. Odin never complained if I lost my balance and stumbled, pulling on his skin and fur to recover. Odin would, and still does, cross in front of me so I can grab hold of him to help myself stand from the floor or ground. All of this without coaching. I am now 2 yrs free from cancer and now in remission but I honestly do not think I would have made it through what turned out to be excruciating pain from the chemotherapy, were it not for this wonderful gift of a great dog. Odin is now Almost 4 and he amazes Me daily. Great Pyrenees dogs are wonderful, and I’m so happy mine is living up to his namesake
Dogs are wonderful ❤ Our 14yrold little poodle stayed by our dad's side during his whole cancer battle. Even if the floor was cold and hard in her old bones. Warming his cold feet. When he lost the battle she only left his side to go pee. I'm thrilled to hear that you won and still have your furry battle buddy ❤ God bless you and your dog ❤
So glad his dog survived! Wishing him a speedy recovery so he can get back to running and playing with all the other animals! Dog lives are short and I’m glad he can spend more time with his family
So here is the run down on destiny names for dogs: Odin/[Some supreme legendary being ]= badass hero. [Insert horrifying name like destroyer of worlds] = baby Princess [or some cute and harmless name] = TERMINATE THAT THING AT ONCE
This reminds me of my aunt's dog named Oden (actual name of Odin, Odin is an americanized version of oden) I think he was also a Great Pyrenees, although I'm not sure. Rest in peace good boy.
I recently adopted a puppy and just got his dna test results, so beyond happy and proud that his results came back 68.1% great pyrenees 😊 his intelligence and loyalty show so strongly 💖
WE INDIANS SHOULD CONSIDER USING DEODORANT AND STOP BEING STUBBORN🙏🏾💚🧡 many people were complaning about us polluting the air with sweats from armpits, sorry guys❤❤
There was another dog, same breed who saved goats and chickens from a pack of wolves. Not only did he chase them away, he ran after them and killed all 8 wolves, returning home 3 days later battered but alive. These dogs are beyond.
@@pjones6749 That dog must have super powers or smth, or maybe that entire breed is magic. That dog is crazy, though, killing 8 wolves and only being a bit hurt is insane!
Its sad 😢 how some people say we amazing brown indians need skin whitening cream 😔 but.. they dont know that our brown skin resembles cow sh- and cows 🐮 are our motha❤
Why couldn't you just pick the dog up (or drag it with you) I'm so glad he's okay and so are the goats though. What a great dog. Luckily i have cats so they are easy to pick up (if you can catch them lol) Are dogs that look after animals not trained? I thought they were trained quite heavily to be able to do that? If that is the case you'd think you'd be able to just order him to come with you But I've never been in the situation so i don't know. But i know my peers are part of my family. It's not family and pets. It's just family. And o couldn't leave without them
@@mendmywings7238 Guardian Livestock Dogs are bred to just know what to do (instincts) they're amazing at their jobs and don't have the extensive training like other working dogs have. I'm not saying they get no training, but they're mostly left to do what they were bred to do. Edited to add: and as far as lifting/dragging them...they're easily 150+ lbs and will fight you along the way, the further from their charge, the more panicked they'll be.
Not only in my impressed that Odin survived and that the 8 goats survived, but that the deer who lives in the woods are like you know what we’re just going to go ahead and follow you!😃
They are a natural bred dog for companionship, unlike pitbulls and chihuahuas, despite serious training, would always end in tragedy due to their natural tendencies to rip shreds and kill due to their instincts and are easily triggered. Good thing chihuahuas are small and light, pitbulls however...
@@Zero_Li24 dude, you know Jackshit about Pitbulls. The dog I have now is a pit and he’s the biggest love-sponge you could ever imagine. I’ve had three Pitbulls now, and there’s absolutely nothing wrong with the breed. Their reputation is based upon urban legends, and the maltreatment of people who have no business owning dogs.
@@paulprovenzano3755Your sense of denial is incredible. I used to spend a lot of time at Shriners and another children's hospital. If you saw all the children and babies that survived a pit attack...and their owners always say how sweet, how safe...until they snap. One gentleman broke my heart. His pit attacked and tore the throat out of his toddler granddaughter...before he could even respond. The only thing that stops them is a bullet. It's a breed with a body count, banned in towns and cities that value human life. You can pretend that your pit is safe, but everyone drawn to the breed knows and enjoys the fact that it's a dangerous animal. There's something organic, in their brain...they go from wagging tails to full on killer in a split second. Foh with the rhetoric that pretends they aren't vicious. Facts don't do denial.
I have a lab/Pyr mix and she is one of the best behaving, most protective, and loving dogs ever. I won’t be able to go a day in my life without owning a Pyr at any point because they are truly awesome.
People need to know how great these dogs are. They're a fantastic breed for keeping livestock and defend their family and territory fiercely. You would, however, need to weigh on the better side of 225 and be wearing a full harnesses to take them for a walk though. These dogs are just that strong.
They are a natural bred dog for companionship, unlike pitbulls and chihuahuas, despite serious training, would always end in tragedy due to their natural tendencies to rip shreds and kill due to their instincts and are easily triggered. Good thing chihuahuas are small and light, pitbulls however...
@@Zero_Li24 there are gentler varieties of pits. I've met several that wouldn't harm a fly, and I genuinely believe that it's mostly down to training as to how their disposition is determined. Chihuahuas however...angry little rat things.
Im literally crying 😭. I love Great Pyrenees, my in-laws have a half labradoodle-half Great Pyrenees. He's the sweetest big boy, he's like 120lbs. He loves my daughter like she's one of his flock. He will follow her everywhere and is very protective of her. ❤
@cayleehisaw2378: you're absolutely right, he - one single man - should have been able to defend his family and animals (and property I guess) against that gigantic wildfire by himself by beating it up or putting it out with a bucket of water or just saying "damn it fire you stop burning right now" what kind of man IS he?
Can't even imagine how that guy must have felt, being forced to leave a beloved good boi behind because he was that dedicated to his job. Man must have been chopping a lot of onions once he found the best boi alive.
Bro did his duty to the fullest. Mad respect.
AS AN INDIAN, STOP 🛑 MAKING FUN OF US. I KNOW MOST OF US SMELLS LIKE EXPIRED ROTTON SOGGY CURRY BUT WE ARE HARD WORKING PEOPLE😭 ❤️ SPREAD LOVE PLEASE. it hurts my feelings 😔
@@cowdians5.0Nobody was lmao
@@cowdians5.0bait used to be believable
AS AN INDIAN, SORRY FOR OUR EXPIRED CURRY SCENTED BO 😭 WE ARE WORKING HARD TO SHOWER EVERYDAY AND USE DEODORANT ❤️❤️❤
Cool, Odin no only saved his flock of sheep but also a few deer as well😅 He treats his flock better than some pastors.😅
“It’s a canon event Odin, you can’t save everybody!”
“Nah, ima do my own thing.”
Nice
Not un-nice
Odin built different
The fact that even random deer went with what they would normally perceive as a predator says a lot.
"I dunno why everything is orange and hot but this dog looks like he knows what he's doing"
that deer knew the difference between a domesticated dog and a wild wolf
Deer used to leave their babies for my service dog to babysit . He was always so proud. Lick em all over and the momma's would clean his face. He'd take carrots to them. One year we got lugs of apples. We all sat in the tall grass gorging 😅. Human, dog, 2 momma's, 3 fawns. Pnw, Oregon, East of the 5.
This particular dog breed is like a Disney dog. Their owners often find them cuddling wild rabbits, saving baby birds that have fallen out of their nest etc. I'm not surprised that the deer would hang out with him.
@@grannysweet this is too cute. That’s pure happiness, you’re so lucky to have experienced that!
Odin was like, "It's my job to protect and that's what I'm gonna do." An amazing pupper :3
Born a dog became a GOAT
G.O.A.T
Epic
The dog was the GOAT and he befriend 3 deers some how they were probably chilling thinking about how bad was the fire
Underrated comment.
Bars
"What do you, Odin, have to say for yourself?"
"Woof."
"MARK HIS WORDS 🗣️🔥🔥🔥"
Odin not only finding safety for himself but also EIGHT goats just shows how badass he is 😂
And the deer as well
Odin is probably the main character of a dog movie
@@readingsolocan't forget the deer 😂
😂 and some dear?!
Edit:
@SpinnDaBlock63rdK * deer 😆
And some deer lol
Man's best friend ❌
Goat's best friend ✅
The amount of heroic stories i have heard about Great Pyrenees,they truly deserves the "Great" in their names
Is it the dog breed. If so is it also the same with the dog who defeated 8 coyotes
@@mervinace1180 I’m pretty sure
My last dog was a Pyr.
I live in the hills, up in coyote country. For some reason, they never came onto the property after he killed a couple of them. He was a total sweetie to babies, bunnies, and kittens. Holy terror to coyotes though.
@@mervinace1180 It is, they are very loyal and protective, really great working dogs for farms specifically.
Unlike pitbulls and chihuahas, some of the menaces of the dog world.
My neighbor’s Pyrenees protected me every night when I was depressed and alone at 17. I lived in a very rural area back then and I worked on my neighbors farm. My guardians had left me in a barndo with its mortgage while they moved to their new home. I was scared there all the time and kept all the lights off as much as possible to save electricity and make sure no one thinks anyone lives there. It’s like he knew, the pup would start heading to the barndo as it’s getting dark and lay on the porch all night. I didn’t realize he did that until one night I heard shuffling outside and growling and barking. When I went to check after the noise I found him standing right outside😭 He was most likely barking at another animal, like a deer or coyote, but I felt so safe after seeing him ever since. He was like an Angel from God. Now that I’ve thought about it, God always sends animals to comfort me in my darkest times. He is good🥹
Be sure to reward the pup for it's good behavior
So how are you doing now? I hope you found a safe place and some caring and understanding.
I happily named my Great Pyrenees after this courageous dog. I was soon after diagnosed with cancer and this then one year old dog stepped up and would walk slowly beside me to help with my balance. He walked with me up stairs, with my hand embedded in the ruff of his neck fur. Odin never complained if I lost my balance and stumbled, pulling on his skin and fur to recover. Odin would, and still does, cross in front of me so I can grab hold of him to help myself stand from the floor or ground. All of this without coaching. I am now 2 yrs free from cancer and now in remission but I honestly do not think I would have made it through what turned out to be excruciating pain from the chemotherapy, were it not for this wonderful gift of a great dog. Odin is now
Almost 4 and he amazes
Me daily. Great Pyrenees dogs are wonderful, and I’m so happy mine is living up to his namesake
Congrats for cancer free ❤ it suck to have cancer
That is so fantastic! Best wishes to you and Odin!
I am so glad to read this :) I hope that you and Odin have many, many long & wonderful years together!!
Dogs are wonderful ❤
Our 14yrold little poodle stayed by our dad's side during his whole cancer battle. Even if the floor was cold and hard in her old bones.
Warming his cold feet.
When he lost the battle she only left his side to go pee.
I'm thrilled to hear that you won and still have your furry battle buddy ❤
God bless you and your dog ❤
I hope you and yor dog live wonderfully
So glad his dog survived! Wishing him a speedy recovery so he can get back to running and playing with all the other animals! Dog lives are short and I’m glad he can spend more time with his family
@therealheathergillespee: This happened in 2017. He lived a full life until he died in 2021.
If a dog's name is Odin you know how badass it'd be
The bright side of Odin
"Dog named Deathkiller"
So here is the run down on destiny names for dogs:
Odin/[Some supreme legendary being ]= badass hero.
[Insert horrifying name like destroyer of worlds] = baby
Princess [or some cute and harmless name] = TERMINATE THAT THING AT ONCE
This reminds me of my aunt's dog named Oden (actual name of Odin, Odin is an americanized version of oden) I think he was also a Great Pyrenees, although I'm not sure.
Rest in peace good boy.
@@jeromejomon9311GET THAT THING OUT OF THE FUCKING UNIVERSE RIGHT FUCKING NOW
I recently adopted a puppy and just got his dna test results, so beyond happy and proud that his results came back 68.1% great pyrenees 😊 his intelligence and loyalty show so strongly 💖
That one dog that John wicked a whole coyote pack: FINALLY, A WORTHY OPPONENT, OUR BATTLE WILL BE LEGENDARY
WE INDIANS SHOULD CONSIDER USING DEODORANT AND STOP BEING STUBBORN🙏🏾💚🧡 many people were complaning about us polluting the air with sweats from armpits, sorry guys❤❤
@@cowdians5.0most wild bot ever
@@cowdians5.0the only Indian i respect ❤
@@Panama000 a hate bot
@@MagnusOfStheerinus a hate bot²
Wow!! That dog really lived up to his name!! He behaved like a true King and took care of his subjects. Mad love and respect to him 🥰❤️
Smart dog is king of the animals
This dog isn’t a dog, he a DAWG
He is GOAT
Sgt. Stubby would be proud
@@notproductiveproductions3504single-handedly held off a ambush o7
Nah, I won't ever leave my dog behind, no matter the cost..
That dog def had main character energy amd plot armor🙏👍💯
Nah Bro, dont disrespect my Boy Odin right here 💪, Dude is a champ👊
Hope humans had some percentage of loyalty like him...world would have been a better❤...hey settlers learn from him...
Yes, I was just saying that dogs are so loyal, so faithful, but we can learn a lot from them.
The deer chilling with the dog is hilarious
It's also chilling, since deers usually don't vibe with predators (which dogs are). It's a testament to their desperation at the time.
That breed of dog is as badass as they come. Great Pyranese are absolute UNITS.
That is the most badass dog I have ever heard of.
There was another dog, same breed who saved goats and chickens from a pack of wolves. Not only did he chase them away, he ran after them and killed all 8 wolves, returning home 3 days later battered but alive. These dogs are beyond.
@@pjones6749 That dog must have super powers or smth, or maybe that entire breed is magic. That dog is crazy, though, killing 8 wolves and only being a bit hurt is insane!
@@koitheflamboyantkoifishwell they were coyotes to be exact not wolves, and there's 13 of them slain so that's still impressive ngl
@@black_silence. Wow! 13?! That's even crazier! :D
Pyrenees are just built different
Odin. A badass name for a badass dog
“Its not over until i win” ahh dog 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥
Its sad 😢 how some people say we amazing brown indians need skin whitening cream 😔 but.. they dont know that our brown skin resembles cow sh- and cows 🐮 are our motha❤
@@CurryScentedRedDotsIndians Oh na a bot
The dogs name is Odin what did you expect
@@Personator9001 fr
The anti-indian bots are the funniest bots lmao
That's a damned good dog. Give him anything and everything he wants, he's earned it.❤❤❤
That would be heartbreaking not only loosing the house but loose or thinking losing your pet, I couldn't live with myself leaving it behind
i prayed to save my dog, thank you God, now about my house, talk to my lawyer
Why couldn't you just pick the dog up (or drag it with you)
I'm so glad he's okay and so are the goats though. What a great dog.
Luckily i have cats so they are easy to pick up (if you can catch them lol)
Are dogs that look after animals not trained? I thought they were trained quite heavily to be able to do that? If that is the case you'd think you'd be able to just order him to come with you
But I've never been in the situation so i don't know.
But i know my peers are part of my family. It's not family and pets. It's just family. And o couldn't leave without them
@@mendmywings7238 Guardian Livestock Dogs are bred to just know what to do (instincts) they're amazing at their jobs and don't have the extensive training like other working dogs have. I'm not saying they get no training, but they're mostly left to do what they were bred to do.
Edited to add: and as far as lifting/dragging them...they're easily 150+ lbs and will fight you along the way, the further from their charge, the more panicked they'll be.
That's the most heroic dog I have heard about so far
The goodest boy
This is the comment I was looking for
The best boy
Im not surprised considering his name is "Odin"
one piecee
“he noticed something in the distance a tail wagging” sent chills down my spine
He’s actually the fucking GOAT
Odin: I am God, of War and Death.
Deer and Goats : We worship you, God of War, Death and the UnBurnt
Not only in my impressed that Odin survived and that the 8 goats survived, but that the deer who lives in the woods are like you know what we’re just going to go ahead and follow you!😃
My last dog was a Great Pyrenees. Best dog ever.
Fearless, loving and loyal.
RIP CUCHULAIN
I’m sorry for your loss
They are a natural bred dog for companionship, unlike pitbulls and chihuahuas, despite serious training, would always end in tragedy due to their natural tendencies to rip shreds and kill due to their instincts and are easily triggered. Good thing chihuahuas are small and light, pitbulls however...
@@Zero_Li24 dude, you know Jackshit about Pitbulls. The dog I have now is a pit and he’s the biggest love-sponge you could ever imagine. I’ve had three Pitbulls now, and there’s absolutely nothing wrong with the breed. Their reputation is based upon urban legends, and the maltreatment of people who have no business owning dogs.
@@paulprovenzano3755I completely agree i have had 4 and it is really frustrating to hear ignorant people say bad things about such a good breed of dog
@@paulprovenzano3755Your sense of denial is incredible. I used to spend a lot of time at Shriners and another children's hospital. If you saw all the children and babies that survived a pit attack...and their owners always say how sweet, how safe...until they snap. One gentleman broke my heart. His pit attacked and tore the throat out of his toddler granddaughter...before he could even respond. The only thing that stops them is a bullet. It's a breed with a body count, banned in towns and cities that value human life.
You can pretend that your pit is safe, but everyone drawn to the breed knows and enjoys the fact that it's a dangerous animal. There's something organic, in their brain...they go from wagging tails to full on killer in a split second. Foh with the rhetoric that pretends they aren't vicious. Facts don't do denial.
I have a lab/Pyr mix and she is one of the best behaving, most protective, and loving dogs ever. I won’t be able to go a day in my life without owning a Pyr at any point because they are truly awesome.
The man was *burning* inside not being able to save the dog 💀
Nice
Roland and Odin giving eachother a nod, knowing they had to do their part to protect their flocks - it's beautiful.
People need to know how great these dogs are. They're a fantastic breed for keeping livestock and defend their family and territory fiercely.
You would, however, need to weigh on the better side of 225 and be wearing a full harnesses to take them for a walk though.
These dogs are just that strong.
They are a natural bred dog for companionship, unlike pitbulls and chihuahuas, despite serious training, would always end in tragedy due to their natural tendencies to rip shreds and kill due to their instincts and are easily triggered. Good thing chihuahuas are small and light, pitbulls however...
@@Zero_Li24 there are gentler varieties of pits. I've met several that wouldn't harm a fly, and I genuinely believe that it's mostly down to training as to how their disposition is determined.
Chihuahuas however...angry little rat things.
@@prestonbyrd8443 training is part of it but no its a breeding issue look into bully breeds for more info
I'm glad the man had his priority straight that his children came first.
this is the definition of above and beyond
You don't abandon your dog. My dogs saved my life more than once, risking their own.
Can I just say that Odin is a VERY fitting name for this dog
Yeah, I was trying to find a comment about one piece
The all-father protects
He had the power of his namesake that day.
Get him a best boy award
The dog became the thing it was protecting.
Odin is built different just like in one piece
Dogs are so faithful, so loyal. We could learn a lot from them. 🌹
Great job Odin!! You did your bestest best good boy!!
Im literally crying 😭. I love Great Pyrenees, my in-laws have a half labradoodle-half Great Pyrenees. He's the sweetest big boy, he's like 120lbs. He loves my daughter like she's one of his flock. He will follow her everywhere and is very protective of her. ❤
This is why you leave the goat's door open in this cases if he protects the goats he will continue to do so even under dire circunstances.
Best example of a captain going down with he’s ship.
Man’s best friend til the end❤️
That dog is not only loyal. He is also competent.
Sergeant Stubby the Soldier Dog: "Finally, a worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!"
Nobody is talking about the man who was able to save himself from the fire
I've learned so much from my livestock guard dogs.
He truly lived up to his name! He's a good boy! ❤
Odin deserves a medal, and a HUGE treat, bone, chew toy!
thats why the goat recognized the dog as a GOAT
That great dog deserves a medal! I hope his owner is worthy of him.
That man doesn’t deserve to have a dog let alone animals if he cant protect them.
@cayleehisaw2378: you're absolutely right, he - one single man - should have been able to defend his family and animals (and property I guess) against that gigantic wildfire by himself by beating it up or putting it out with a bucket of water or just saying "damn it fire you stop burning right now" what kind of man IS he?
Odin is such a brave,loyal and kind dog. im glad he survived
Damn that’s one brave dog wanting to stay behind to save the whole herd.
The man saved what he had to protect and the dog saved what he wanted to protect.
I've realized dogs are part human. What an amazing animal. So smart and capable of responsibility it's really incredible
Casper and now another? Dam pyreneeses are amasing dog breeds.
the name Odin makes it sound like he's a god in disguise, like seriously this feels like some kind of ancient legend you would read about.
That's why HE'S THE GOAT! 😂
AND 8 goats? That is one dedicated doggie.
Odin is a beautiful name to give that dog and he is so fearless.. Odin deserves all the love ❤😍
We should respect dogs for their loyalty.
Odin even after becoming dog, he is still protecting his people... mad respect🗿
Sry, you know when a WILD FIRE is coming towards your house. Dude should have been 10 steps ahead.
Human: turned into a chicken.
Dog: turned into a GOAT.
I can’t imagine having to choose between my family and my animals. I’m so glad Odin was so capable.
Hero with a big heart and a wagging tail ❤️
Not all dogs go to heaven, but this goodest boy definitely will.
He handled his business plus he added interest to it! The very definition of a good dog.
Odin has god-level abilities.
"To protect the goat, you must become the G.O.A.T." - Odin.
One of the Goodest boys of all time
Certified good boy. Brought a tear to my eye 🥲
More humans have to be heroic like that dog, the dog protected, the deer, and the dog never even met them
The deer: "I don't know what's happening, but I'm happy to be involved"
It's so great seeing you both find your stride as you're leaning into your niche. You've grown so much & it shows. I'm really proud of you both
The dog saw the fire and said "nah i'd win"💀
He’s not just a good boy. He’s the best boy.
Deer taking shelter with the goats AND Odin speaks to Odin's character ❤ Yes, he has character....very strong character ❤
This made me smile and feel joy thanks. We really dont deserve dogs..
Dawg saved the goats but he's actually a GOAT.
this is why people give jobs to dogs, they NEVER disappoint
Orin’s a hero , props to the owner for letting him be
He prayed, and his Faith was already answered by GOD, he gave that dog bravery and wisdom to lead the herd.
That dog is the definition of a Good Boy. ❤
Can't even imagine how that guy must have felt, being forced to leave a beloved good boi behind because he was that dedicated to his job. Man must have been chopping a lot of onions once he found the best boi alive.
Odin really proves the name that he had given to him
There's a reason he's called The Protector of the Nine Realms
His prayers were definitely answered with mercy!
Odin and Casper are just on another tier of good boys.