I always like to watch someone who loves there job.
@ferretout49372 ай бұрын
Do these dogs have a bank account or a treat account?
@cherylcampbell74953 ай бұрын
I always wondered what my dog growing up was. Had a male in California. Tuffy lived to be 18 years old. Best dog in the whole world.
@lordvishnu81723 ай бұрын
Clever, clever dogs there. Love to see them demonstrate their expertise!
@markhill92754 ай бұрын
This is what Kelpies, (not called Australian Kelpie, just Kelpie, as there is no other country that can claim the breed), were bred for. Working sheep in the tough Aussie climate and environment. They are working dogs, they will run over 50klm everyday, and they love it! They also need mental challenges as they are incredibly smart, but also incredibly loyal. They are more driven to please you than by food, quite rare in dogs!They are not really suited to cattle, too light boned for the rough cattle, bred for sheep. The best cattle dog is the Queensland Heeler, blue or red tick, (incorrectly called by some dopey yanks as Australian Cattle Dog).
@shoshanna84755 ай бұрын
I have a (rescue) border collie as a pet. He's the goodest dog, but I do have to take him on crazy long walks about every day to keep him from dying from boredom and malaise. That's funny as heck watching the dog surf the top of those sheep.
@gregorycarlson66325 ай бұрын
I owned a Kelpie until I had to put her down about 7 years ago. Incredible dog! I now own a Blue Heeler. Australian Cattle Dogs are the best Dogs on the planet!
@robmckay57007 ай бұрын
A working dog is a happy dog ☺️
@ethanhunt9878 ай бұрын
❤
@helenalovelock10308 ай бұрын
Why is the dog jumping on the sheep’s backs ?
@saivikas145210 ай бұрын
Which breed dog
@irishking1414 Жыл бұрын
Excuse my ignorance but I thought that for the dog to gain control of the sheep,he needs to stay calm,confident and obviously not bark!
@tracyhuxtable Жыл бұрын
Hi before the dog started to work in the yard he had to gather them and bring them in so has total control, if he didn't have control the sheep would not be in the yards in the first place. The dog is very calm and confident about his work and his job to run over the backs of the sheep is to keep the sheep moving forward which you can see is what is happening because the handler cannot get to certain places he then sends the dog to that point, sheep also move off a dog much better than they do off people so it all flows better with the dog running over the sheep's backs. It dose not harm the sheep in anyway. Bark is very useful at certain times and also helps keep the sheep moving forward. Hope this helps.
@estherhinds6314 Жыл бұрын
"It's just like jumping from one sheep to another." "You don't jump on sheep, Mackenzie!" "Really??"
@levetbyck Жыл бұрын
haven’t figured out if this was a part of the dogs’ training exercise - like, none of this was meant to herd the sheep anywhere..
@doesitreallymatter8010 Жыл бұрын
I used to do something similar at rock concerts 😂
@superlight7654 Жыл бұрын
Go Aussie.
@Natasz77 Жыл бұрын
how does Kelpie work? By sight or by teeth?
@Natasz77 Жыл бұрын
how does Kelpie work? By sight or by teeth?
@Chimpangel Жыл бұрын
What if the dog gets trampled by the sheep and can't get up?
@mycolliesandme268 Жыл бұрын
Wonderful, thanks for sharing. You are in Devon UK I take it not OZ? New to the channel, subscribed 😊👍
@dmitrikguajardo6006 Жыл бұрын
I have a kelpie. I love her. She just had puppies too
@seanbayley7452 Жыл бұрын
They are beautiful natured pups who will do anything within their power to please U you now have a life long friend.
@lacey1714 Жыл бұрын
The dogs job is to climb sheep!!!? How did I not know this!!?
@lacey1714 Жыл бұрын
10/10
@phoebebeach1194 Жыл бұрын
Those sheep don’t know which way to, they’re following orders tho! Lol
@civilengineering9134 Жыл бұрын
Those dogs are having the time of their life
@seanbayley7452 Жыл бұрын
Most definitely U can see it in their beautiful faces
@kingmuffasa272 жыл бұрын
Beautiful background
@animhaxx2 жыл бұрын
Dude's a professional at this work lol
@gmariet13912 жыл бұрын
I think it looks like you should've planned better. I don't like seeing so many sheep crammed into tight space. There's got to be a better way than that. I'm sure your dogs get injured and sheep are totally stressed out.
@tracyhuxtable2 жыл бұрын
Hi thank you for your comment. The dogs running over the backs of the sheep does not harm the sheep or the dogs, the sheep get used to the dogs and are familiar with coming into the yards for treatment so they are not as stressed has much as you think. The dogs are well trained and know their job well. The sheep are also happy being together because they are a flock animal.
@tracyhuxtable2 жыл бұрын
Hi thank you for your comment. The dogs running over the backs of the sheep does not harm the sheep or the dogs, the sheep get used to the dogs and are familiar with coming into the yards for treatment so they are not as stressed has much as you think. The dogs are well trained and know their job well. The sheep are also happy being together because they are a flock animal.
@timwilde42002 жыл бұрын
I've owned four Kelpies that came from farm stock, not pet breeders, and they were, and are, amazing dogs, as smart, if not smarter, than Border Collies, from which they were bred in the distant past. To give you an idea of how clever they are, when I used to throw a ball for them, I realized they were anticipating and running off in the direction I was setting myself to throw towards - they knew, well before release. So I started experimenting to see what was cluing them up, and finally realized it was my shoulder alignment. So after that, I used to mess with them, set myself for a normal throw, then toss it away at right angles - not a natural throwing motion, but it at least fooled the clever things. :) Anything you need to teach them as far as basic commands they will learn in a single day - to the point they'll look at you like they're bored - and they live to please and have tons of energy, which is what they were bred for. There's an old saying in rural areas that a good Kelpie is worth as much as four men when it comes to herding sheep. They make great pets and are wonderful ball and frisbee dogs, but anyone considering getting one really needs to appreciate that they need at least an hour's worth of serious play every day to burn off that abundance of energy - and when I say serious play, I don't mean a long walk, but of going to a park (or a large back yard) and tossing a ball or frisbee - you'll know when they've finally had enough because they'll take the ball/frisbee, find a nice shady spot, and lie down with it. I had three kelpies for a few years, and they collectively used to wear me out so much with throwing the ball that I developed shoulder problems - I solved it by using a nine-iron to hit the ball away! So please, don't buy one unless you can really devote that time to them - they need it, more than just about any other dog. They're like the canine version of the energizer bunny. :) On a funnier note, when I moved to the USA from Australia I brought two dogs with me, my malamute and a kelpie pup. At one point, when the pup got to about 2 - 3 years of age, he managed to escape from the yard and ended up at the pound. When I went to claim him I laughed when I looked at the paperwork - my dog, one of the rarest breeds in the USA at the time, had been marked down as a mutt. :)
@Lisa-tt9hm Жыл бұрын
That's hilarious 😆 a mutt. People think my tri corgi is too.
@johnwoody9505 Жыл бұрын
We saw a dog at the local RSPCA pound here in South Wales UK, he was a handsome dog and friendly as well. We snapped him up, couldn't think why no one else wanted him. The people at the RSPCA say he was just a mongrel, we didn't know any better until we saw an almost identical dog passing our house, the owner said he was a kelpie, I called our dog, she said he was a kelpie as well. Looking on the web it was obvious he was a kelpie, a seriously fit and intelligent dog, never bettered in any way by any of our previous 7 rescue dogs we had had. Sadly, dear old ZAK died suddenly at 10 years of age, it has been a sad loss!!
@timwilde4200 Жыл бұрын
@@johnwoody9505 Makes you wonder how it came to be in the USA. There's very very few breeders in the country. Maybe someone brought one from Australia and it got out and was never reclaimed.
@johnwoody9505 Жыл бұрын
@@timwilde4200 Once folk realise how great a kelpie can be for sheep herding etc, sheep farmers always would want to improve their farming abilities and kelpies would proliferate. I'm not sure how long kelpies have bee employed in the US for stock control, in fact I have no idea at all!! Our kelpie came along when we had a labrador/staffie cross we called Keith. Keith was a lovely boy but with no common sense, Zak came along as a 7 month old rescue. We knew Keith was dull but lovely, Zak was out 7th rescue dog and was so easy to train and was extremely smart. He almost immediately took over as our top dog in all the jobs like fetching the post, fetching the tins of chum for feeding and anything that was needed. This seemed to suit Keith as he was unable to solve the simplest puzzle. Zak was amazing at learning commands, in retrospect we should have stretched his abilities. I had just decided to teach him the left and right command as we reached a cross road when out walking. I said to Shelagh, I'm going to teach him to turn left or right when we reached a decision point and he was ahead of us. The sad thing was that he suddenly died a couple of days later. So dear old Zak was our best dog in so many ways and we were lucky to have found him and learned about Kelpies.
@timwilde4200 Жыл бұрын
@@johnwoody9505 I'm glad you found him. People think I'm bragging when I say how smart they are, but they really are. I managed to teach my favourite, a female, to play dead if I pointed my finger at her and 'fired' - she'd instantly flop down and on to her side, though she'd screw it up by raising her head within a couple of seconds to see if I was happy with the performance! :) You can pick them up for next to nothing if you live in rural Australia - the concern is that 'show people' will get hold of them and breed the smarts out of them by breeding to keep judges happy with looks and show appeal personality. On the flip side, the genuine working dogs are highly prized among those who buy and breed them for that purpose - one just recently sold for $50,000.
@pinesgoyo52372 жыл бұрын
How clever dogs they are!
@patriciastamps15422 жыл бұрын
Happy dogs, their tails are wagging all the time.
@tracyhuxtable2 жыл бұрын
Yes if the dogs don't want to back the sheep in the race I do not worry but the ones that do love it like you said and there tails are wagging all the time.
@patriciastamps15422 жыл бұрын
Really enjoyed watching that, thank you for sharing that you do on your farm.
@tracyhuxtable2 жыл бұрын
Thank you for your comment, pleased you enjoyed watching it.
@AlexMartinez-fo5vy2 жыл бұрын
That dog loves his job
@DollyBelladonna2 жыл бұрын
This breed is so cute 😍
@rinkushukla32992 жыл бұрын
Looks like sheeps are totally at your mercy, you can make him nip any sheep you want you😊
@rinkushukla32992 жыл бұрын
Perhaps sheeps too want to please you
@rinkushukla32992 жыл бұрын
So nice to work for you💖
@ohmyglobohmyglob2 жыл бұрын
Yo i need like 10 of these to help me get to get the morons moving on i95 at 7:00 am.
@matgoodpulsing81042 жыл бұрын
Me nil tab bill.🌀🐼🦇🎄🌊🏄♀️🏄♀️🌐🦦🌐🌐🌊🏄♀️
@logan53262 жыл бұрын
Sheep surfing! 🐕
@BestMusic80s2 жыл бұрын
Absolutely incredible!!! These dogs are amazing at what they do
@ApbtThailandKennel2 жыл бұрын
Great video my friend send you all my love and wish you a nice day stay safe greetings from Thailand. 😊 👍
@WhereYouGoinBro2 жыл бұрын
Oi my kelpie loves both working and chilling. My best friend she is. Love your dog and they’ll love you back.. God bless
@user-pb4ob9ym7n2 жыл бұрын
How much does he make??..
@kelseymariebell992 жыл бұрын
❤️ wonder about the sheep, and, love to all, assume they are used to ❤️🙏🏻🕊 hope ❤️🙏🏻🕊💗✌🏻✨
@moontan912 жыл бұрын
i don't know why, but i find this hilarious ! : )
@dogvideosBrazil72 жыл бұрын
🥰🥰🥰🥰❤❤❤
@supersprint222 жыл бұрын
Sheep: they're what's for dinner 🥣
@godzilko2 жыл бұрын
Man sheeps are so lame. Have 0 idea what's going on
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I always like to watch someone who loves there job.
Do these dogs have a bank account or a treat account?
I always wondered what my dog growing up was. Had a male in California. Tuffy lived to be 18 years old. Best dog in the whole world.
Clever, clever dogs there. Love to see them demonstrate their expertise!
This is what Kelpies, (not called Australian Kelpie, just Kelpie, as there is no other country that can claim the breed), were bred for. Working sheep in the tough Aussie climate and environment. They are working dogs, they will run over 50klm everyday, and they love it! They also need mental challenges as they are incredibly smart, but also incredibly loyal. They are more driven to please you than by food, quite rare in dogs!They are not really suited to cattle, too light boned for the rough cattle, bred for sheep. The best cattle dog is the Queensland Heeler, blue or red tick, (incorrectly called by some dopey yanks as Australian Cattle Dog).
I have a (rescue) border collie as a pet. He's the goodest dog, but I do have to take him on crazy long walks about every day to keep him from dying from boredom and malaise. That's funny as heck watching the dog surf the top of those sheep.
I owned a Kelpie until I had to put her down about 7 years ago. Incredible dog! I now own a Blue Heeler. Australian Cattle Dogs are the best Dogs on the planet!
A working dog is a happy dog ☺️
❤
Why is the dog jumping on the sheep’s backs ?
Which breed dog
Excuse my ignorance but I thought that for the dog to gain control of the sheep,he needs to stay calm,confident and obviously not bark!
Hi before the dog started to work in the yard he had to gather them and bring them in so has total control, if he didn't have control the sheep would not be in the yards in the first place. The dog is very calm and confident about his work and his job to run over the backs of the sheep is to keep the sheep moving forward which you can see is what is happening because the handler cannot get to certain places he then sends the dog to that point, sheep also move off a dog much better than they do off people so it all flows better with the dog running over the sheep's backs. It dose not harm the sheep in anyway. Bark is very useful at certain times and also helps keep the sheep moving forward. Hope this helps.
"It's just like jumping from one sheep to another." "You don't jump on sheep, Mackenzie!" "Really??"
haven’t figured out if this was a part of the dogs’ training exercise - like, none of this was meant to herd the sheep anywhere..
I used to do something similar at rock concerts 😂
Go Aussie.
how does Kelpie work? By sight or by teeth?
how does Kelpie work? By sight or by teeth?
What if the dog gets trampled by the sheep and can't get up?
Wonderful, thanks for sharing. You are in Devon UK I take it not OZ? New to the channel, subscribed 😊👍
I have a kelpie. I love her. She just had puppies too
They are beautiful natured pups who will do anything within their power to please U you now have a life long friend.
The dogs job is to climb sheep!!!? How did I not know this!!?
10/10
Those sheep don’t know which way to, they’re following orders tho! Lol
Those dogs are having the time of their life
Most definitely U can see it in their beautiful faces
Beautiful background
Dude's a professional at this work lol
I think it looks like you should've planned better. I don't like seeing so many sheep crammed into tight space. There's got to be a better way than that. I'm sure your dogs get injured and sheep are totally stressed out.
Hi thank you for your comment. The dogs running over the backs of the sheep does not harm the sheep or the dogs, the sheep get used to the dogs and are familiar with coming into the yards for treatment so they are not as stressed has much as you think. The dogs are well trained and know their job well. The sheep are also happy being together because they are a flock animal.
Hi thank you for your comment. The dogs running over the backs of the sheep does not harm the sheep or the dogs, the sheep get used to the dogs and are familiar with coming into the yards for treatment so they are not as stressed has much as you think. The dogs are well trained and know their job well. The sheep are also happy being together because they are a flock animal.
I've owned four Kelpies that came from farm stock, not pet breeders, and they were, and are, amazing dogs, as smart, if not smarter, than Border Collies, from which they were bred in the distant past. To give you an idea of how clever they are, when I used to throw a ball for them, I realized they were anticipating and running off in the direction I was setting myself to throw towards - they knew, well before release. So I started experimenting to see what was cluing them up, and finally realized it was my shoulder alignment. So after that, I used to mess with them, set myself for a normal throw, then toss it away at right angles - not a natural throwing motion, but it at least fooled the clever things. :) Anything you need to teach them as far as basic commands they will learn in a single day - to the point they'll look at you like they're bored - and they live to please and have tons of energy, which is what they were bred for. There's an old saying in rural areas that a good Kelpie is worth as much as four men when it comes to herding sheep. They make great pets and are wonderful ball and frisbee dogs, but anyone considering getting one really needs to appreciate that they need at least an hour's worth of serious play every day to burn off that abundance of energy - and when I say serious play, I don't mean a long walk, but of going to a park (or a large back yard) and tossing a ball or frisbee - you'll know when they've finally had enough because they'll take the ball/frisbee, find a nice shady spot, and lie down with it. I had three kelpies for a few years, and they collectively used to wear me out so much with throwing the ball that I developed shoulder problems - I solved it by using a nine-iron to hit the ball away! So please, don't buy one unless you can really devote that time to them - they need it, more than just about any other dog. They're like the canine version of the energizer bunny. :) On a funnier note, when I moved to the USA from Australia I brought two dogs with me, my malamute and a kelpie pup. At one point, when the pup got to about 2 - 3 years of age, he managed to escape from the yard and ended up at the pound. When I went to claim him I laughed when I looked at the paperwork - my dog, one of the rarest breeds in the USA at the time, had been marked down as a mutt. :)
That's hilarious 😆 a mutt. People think my tri corgi is too.
We saw a dog at the local RSPCA pound here in South Wales UK, he was a handsome dog and friendly as well. We snapped him up, couldn't think why no one else wanted him. The people at the RSPCA say he was just a mongrel, we didn't know any better until we saw an almost identical dog passing our house, the owner said he was a kelpie, I called our dog, she said he was a kelpie as well. Looking on the web it was obvious he was a kelpie, a seriously fit and intelligent dog, never bettered in any way by any of our previous 7 rescue dogs we had had. Sadly, dear old ZAK died suddenly at 10 years of age, it has been a sad loss!!
@@johnwoody9505 Makes you wonder how it came to be in the USA. There's very very few breeders in the country. Maybe someone brought one from Australia and it got out and was never reclaimed.
@@timwilde4200 Once folk realise how great a kelpie can be for sheep herding etc, sheep farmers always would want to improve their farming abilities and kelpies would proliferate. I'm not sure how long kelpies have bee employed in the US for stock control, in fact I have no idea at all!! Our kelpie came along when we had a labrador/staffie cross we called Keith. Keith was a lovely boy but with no common sense, Zak came along as a 7 month old rescue. We knew Keith was dull but lovely, Zak was out 7th rescue dog and was so easy to train and was extremely smart. He almost immediately took over as our top dog in all the jobs like fetching the post, fetching the tins of chum for feeding and anything that was needed. This seemed to suit Keith as he was unable to solve the simplest puzzle. Zak was amazing at learning commands, in retrospect we should have stretched his abilities. I had just decided to teach him the left and right command as we reached a cross road when out walking. I said to Shelagh, I'm going to teach him to turn left or right when we reached a decision point and he was ahead of us. The sad thing was that he suddenly died a couple of days later. So dear old Zak was our best dog in so many ways and we were lucky to have found him and learned about Kelpies.
@@johnwoody9505 I'm glad you found him. People think I'm bragging when I say how smart they are, but they really are. I managed to teach my favourite, a female, to play dead if I pointed my finger at her and 'fired' - she'd instantly flop down and on to her side, though she'd screw it up by raising her head within a couple of seconds to see if I was happy with the performance! :) You can pick them up for next to nothing if you live in rural Australia - the concern is that 'show people' will get hold of them and breed the smarts out of them by breeding to keep judges happy with looks and show appeal personality. On the flip side, the genuine working dogs are highly prized among those who buy and breed them for that purpose - one just recently sold for $50,000.
How clever dogs they are!
Happy dogs, their tails are wagging all the time.
Yes if the dogs don't want to back the sheep in the race I do not worry but the ones that do love it like you said and there tails are wagging all the time.
Really enjoyed watching that, thank you for sharing that you do on your farm.
Thank you for your comment, pleased you enjoyed watching it.
That dog loves his job
This breed is so cute 😍
Looks like sheeps are totally at your mercy, you can make him nip any sheep you want you😊
Perhaps sheeps too want to please you
So nice to work for you💖
Yo i need like 10 of these to help me get to get the morons moving on i95 at 7:00 am.
Me nil tab bill.🌀🐼🦇🎄🌊🏄♀️🏄♀️🌐🦦🌐🌐🌊🏄♀️
Sheep surfing! 🐕
Absolutely incredible!!! These dogs are amazing at what they do
Great video my friend send you all my love and wish you a nice day stay safe greetings from Thailand. 😊 👍
Oi my kelpie loves both working and chilling. My best friend she is. Love your dog and they’ll love you back.. God bless
How much does he make??..
❤️ wonder about the sheep, and, love to all, assume they are used to ❤️🙏🏻🕊 hope ❤️🙏🏻🕊💗✌🏻✨
i don't know why, but i find this hilarious ! : )
🥰🥰🥰🥰❤❤❤
Sheep: they're what's for dinner 🥣
Man sheeps are so lame. Have 0 idea what's going on
Dogship GOD level 😅💪🏼💪🏼