To any who are looking at this and getting upset… I’m here to tell you that this DOES NOT HURT THE SHEEP! I’ve worked on a sheep farm and I’ve worked with countless vets… you need to hold a sheep on its butt like that so they don’t kick and hurt themselves or you! Also, Sheep have flexible necks and this man was NOT pulling hard. I’ve seen sheep rotate their heads in insane ways by themselves to get to grain. They hold them and move them like this so that they don’t cut into the sheep’s skin. Without being shorn, sheep risk overheating and dying in hotter climates, as well as matting, buildup of feces, and rashes… these sheep would be WORSE OFF without being shorn. NOW, there are people that really do hurt and abuse sheep! These people need to be stopped. But it truly saddens me to see people going after someone who’s doing it right for once… we need people like this to care for sheep! It’s evident the shearer does care. I encourage you all to have a first-hand experience and TALK to actual vets and sheep farmers before you assume this is animal cruelty, because it really is not.
In a sense, many animals can "speak" to us besides the obvious vocalizations they make - it's called body language. The can and will wag their tails to indicate happiness. In addition, they will kick like hell and panic if they're uncomfortable or scared. They are fast too - try catching one that doesn't want you to touch them, it is NOT easy. Essentially, this sheep is not afraid - you'd know it instantly if they were.
Thanks for informing others about this!! My mum went to a farming school where she had to do this before. The sheep are fine when you do it right. It feels good to get rid of all the extra weight of their coat.
The way sheep have been bred for wool production, they no longer will naturally shed their coats so they HAVE to be sheared or the wool will grow so thick and heavy that eventually they could collapse under the weight of their own wool.
Kalah Howard depending on the sheep breed they can be very kicky or very docile, Shetland sheep for instance are very flighty and will run away if they get a chance
i see the guy being rather gentle to the sheep. hes not cutting her, hes gently moving her around. ive seen some videos of competition shearing where the poor sheep was bleeding...this one looks relatively calm. the second seemed to have needed a closer shearing, but the guy seemed patient
there is a difference between pure cruelty, (zero consciousness present), abuse (using war like methods like power and control) and equality (approaching something in a relaxed friendly manner to help them) I wouldn't say he was being gentle but that it was not pure cruelty. but there is still a better way through a respectful relationship that took the time to have a relationship with the sheep in order to get them to feel calm before sheering
@@thebluedot4728 When it comes to shearing sheep he was being gentle. Sheep have extremely flexible necks so it is less then painful for them to move their head into awkward angles. And lets be real here, this isn't a child or light weight box. It's an animal that isn't going to understand you saying "turn this way" or tapping on it's shoulder for it to move. It's gonna take a bit of force to move them around
Just because it bleeds doesn’t mean it’s done wrong sometimes the wool is too long and is pulling on the skin just like if you were to shave and you cut yourself it’s the same thing basically just the clippers nipping it The sheep will be fine
Sheep pizza, with added goat's cheese and a thin and crispy, sheep don't like stuffed crust. They have growing teeth you know. And they love the taste of vanilla. So an ice cream with vanilla essence, only a drop made with..goat's milk. Mainly these ladies like to eat new clean hay. And a nice cooling drink of water. I'd do a top not for them. Dad punk these ladies don't like a spiky hairdo. They can get a blue or pink rinse, then off they all go down the Bingo.😂❤
This was BEAUTIFUL to watch. The shearer was so gentle on the first ine. A REAL TRUE shepherd eill love and take GREAT CARE OF his sheep. They only have a sheep's best interest in mind and heart.
nothing about the way they approached that sheep sent the message that they have their best intention in their mind. They approached the sheep out of power and control, not friendship, trust or equality. They didn't even learn how to calm the sheep or make them lay down so they could help them, they just tried to capture them and control them to "do what is best for them" this is the WRONG way.
@@thebluedot4728 your so stupid lmao, lets see you gain 200 pounds of wool and try and walk, talk, see, breathe, and eat. have you seen a sheep turn its head? insane angles. power and control? thats called domestication, maybe you should be yelling at every animal owner EVER. "how to calm it down" it didnt even try and move? if it wanted to it could have bolted, yet it just sat there letting them shear it?????? how is that NOT calm? do you not know english vocabulary?
I wonder who the fuck was thinking about that? LOL, they're supposed to not use any of clothing if they think everything about animal consumption is animal abuse
the way they are doing it is the abuse. Cruelty, no. Abuse, yes. Abuse is based on power and control. Power and control uses coersion, intimidation and threat. Equality is based on a respect, trust, and partnership. The behavior towards the sheep does not show that there is trust between them.
God bless this guy. He's really gentle withe. the animals. Get an educational video on this. There's no reason to abuse any animal. Other videos show the sheep getting cuts and bleeding. I love this.
The people at PETA are total idiots. I'd like to take them seriously, but they keep getting into shit that just constantly makes them lose points in my eyes. How about the time when they killed dogs because they thought keeping pets is animal cruelty? They have no idea what they're talking about, these sheep are fine. Momentarily a little uncomfortable, but fine in the end. It's important to cut wool from these guys twice a year, even as north as in Sweden. It would actually be colder for them in the winter if they were only sheared in the spring.
I have one as a pet. If i don't shave him down, he huffs and puffs in the summer heat even with adequate shade. If it is very bad, he wont eat. Sheep who do not have the natural brush to shed their wool in while grazing NEED to be trimmed to simulate wool removal in the wild. Please consider the health of our wooly friends. Love a sheep mama!
Vonn- the first sheep/lamb/ goat/ Dog alpaca/ other is allways the hardest. some folk start off dagging/ crutching/ wigging/ other butt some folk go straight into full complete shearing off the critter with or with-out any dags on the arse's. in nations like Australia you are obliged too have your own vehicles and tools or a dog or dogs too muster/yard/ sheepo the critter's. Some farms/ stations expect the shed workers too go out and muster the flocks from the paddocks/ fields/ other. All farms/ stations shearing sheds/ wool- pressers etc/ shearing competitions are both all the same butt different at the same time. in the past ahh worked for a total off 20 shearing contractors and open sheds only in new Zealand. ''The worst ever shearing contractor ahh worked for hailed from Bohemia.'' ??- ''Ahh still post him Mason Clinic address cards as he and his Mongrell wife were that fukkinn horrible from day one. He blamed me for loseing his sheds and ahh glad ahh did as he nearly killed me. The best Shearing contractor was Joseph ratima who never smoked or boozed and set a good example in and out off the sheds. N.B.- ''Keep all expectations below zero iff you get in to this life-style and ewe may get fun and joy outta itt.- haa haa haa haa ha haa ha.''
@@scribletime9388 Yeah, it does eventually, that's why some shearers use a sling while they shear. I have such happy memories of Dad pretending us kids were sheep - "shearing" us and tipping us out through his legs into the playpen :)
Monica Foster at first when your learning youre bent over for about 8 to ten muinites and it hurts, but when youve learned your technique and can shear a sheep in about two muinutes it ffine
I dont think most people realize how firm you have to be with animals especially farm animals. People who have never worked with farm animals don't realize this and think its hurting the animal. There is a line between firmness and abuse this is not abuse. For the animals safety and yours you have to be firm.
when i was a wee lad i followed my father to NZ and had the privlage to watch ivan bowen in action near gisborne. There was an old kiwi boy by the name of Jim from the north east coast, who i could never forget. not one bead of sweat on his head, the most beautiful shearer i had and still have ever seen in my life, no matter how fast ivan would go Jim was always one behind him. yes he wasnt winning but i couldnt get over how easy and slow he made it look. There is something about you kiwi's, its like you were born for it.
They can be shorn in a stanchion. The way shown here their fleeces comes off in one piece so you can see what parts of the body the wool came from and grade and skirt it appropriately. My dog will never let me put him in this position lol! Dogs are much less limber.
The hold is part of the shearing as you need to keep the skin taught. Shearing like this is pretty stress free for them (once caught), most of mine will jump up when finished and then still be beside me looking for sheep nuts (I have a *very* small flock so all are tame)
I have a border Lester too! That is the breed of the first sheep in the video. Many sheep don’t like being sheared, so that’s why they squirm around a lot. It’s not hurting them, and the crimp (curl) on the wool is very nice! I can tell you have very well behaved and calm sheep. Good job!
Yes it does... Shearing is very important to do when u breed sheep...it keeps them healthy...having wool attracts lots of fungi which causes rashes and skin infections on the sheep's skin
I'm sure this doesn't hurt the sheep but people are probably annoyed because he's a little rough with his hands...but that's the price of mass consumption. You just can't get work done quickly enough if you don't do it that way and try and be gentle with every single sheep.
I have a super thick head of hair and usually let it grow to like 4-5 inches. In the summer when its hot I'll buzz it off down to an 8th of an inch. The lack of weight plus the fresh, cool air on my scalp is a very pleasant and comfortable experience. As a fellow hairy mammal, I can definitely say that having this done over their entire body, there's no way its a not a super refreshing and relieving experience for them.
also ther arent hurting the sheep as it makes the sheep feel relax in summer seasons and when the winter comes the wool grows again so mad people who think it a animal abuse its for them also it never pains its as simple as wee get a haircut i know this because i study science and i am in 7 th class thank you
Because of the amount of dislikes I take it that people think these sheep are suffering... They're not. Sheep are extremely beneficial animals to have around. Not only is their upkeep pretty ecological (and more ethical since they're much easier to care for than cows for example), and not only do they provide meat and precious wool, but they're good for the environment. Where I live sheep industry is pretty small, but they're used in grazing in areas that would otherwise be full of tall grass and other plants. Aka, areas that are very much in their natural state and where you can't/shouldn't grow crops. Sheep keeping these areas in tact has provided great areas for many birds and insects to nest and live in - maybe even saved them from extinction as it is not as common these days to have grazing pastures. Not only that but after few years of having sheep there, the areas look super cool and are nice to walk in. Some people always see keeping animals as a bad thing. I think those people should think about things in a broader perspective. These sheep are fine. They aren't worried about tomorrow. They have everything they need and they're warm, dry and well fed. They live in large social groups just as they would in the nature. And they probably get to graze outside during summer, all while being safe from predators. Now not everywhere in the world can sheep live as happily, but I'd say things are pretty well in Sweden. I would not buy wool from New Zealand however. Mostly because it's on the other side of the planet where I live in, but also because I've seen the sheep there being treated not as well. If you want to help the planet, act and buy locally.
This video sure is better than the one where Shrek the sheep got sheared. These guys were way more gentle and slow on the skin, there was no rush. But it was painful watching Shrek get sheared so forcefully and rushed until he had huge open wounds, now I understand why he ran away. For a sheep that acquired so much wool over 6 years I get it that it’s hard to trim because the matts pull at the skin painfully but that’s when you have to go slow and carefully not rush through it. I used to cut matts carefully strand by strand with my late rabbits but of course which person working in a farm has that time for the animal? The sheep here have minimal stress I would expect because they were talking (so it doesn’t have to focus too much on the shaver sound) and they were calm and slow, animals sense how a person handles them.
Bro fr its like getting a haircut and its the best thing for a sheep when it gets to summer cuz they would over heat coming from a sheep farmer myself its not cruel at all
let me tell u it doesnt hurts the sheep its just like when we get a haircut from the machine its reallty simple i dont work there but as i am in 7 th class and i study science thats why i know
Its not animal abuse this kind of sheep really need to get shave cuz if its hair grow to much and not get shave in the exact year if will end up having heat stroke and die
I'm surprised the tails were kept long. Most farmers dock the tails when the lambs are still pretty young to help prevent all that filth that builds up in the wool around the anus. Too much filth attracts flies, they lay their eggs in the dirty wool. When the maggots hatch, they end up eating the flesh of the sheep making nasty infected sores. It can be very hard to cure and if not, or too late, the sheep can die from the infection.
This will probably be for religious reasons, the sheep will be kept for halal meat. Most sheep are tailed for preventing fly strike, but it isn't compulsory, it depends on where they are and the country. Listening to the language being spoken, this isn't an english speaking video.
I think they r short anyways but I mean its still pretty cruel its up to the farmer to keep the sheep from getting infections its their jobs so why do the poor lambs pay the price for laziness
Interesting that pretty much every video on RUclips like this has some expert saying they are doing it wrong. Apparently there is only one was to shear sheep; My way.
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To any who are looking at this and getting upset… I’m here to tell you that this DOES NOT HURT THE SHEEP! I’ve worked on a sheep farm and I’ve worked with countless vets… you need to hold a sheep on its butt like that so they don’t kick and hurt themselves or you! Also, Sheep have flexible necks and this man was NOT pulling hard. I’ve seen sheep rotate their heads in insane ways by themselves to get to grain. They hold them and move them like this so that they don’t cut into the sheep’s skin. Without being shorn, sheep risk overheating and dying in hotter climates, as well as matting, buildup of feces, and rashes… these sheep would be WORSE OFF without being shorn.
NOW, there are people that really do hurt and abuse sheep! These people need to be stopped. But it truly saddens me to see people going after someone who’s doing it right for once… we need people like this to care for sheep! It’s evident the shearer does care. I encourage you all to have a first-hand experience and TALK to actual vets and sheep farmers before you assume this is animal cruelty, because it really is not.
How would you know ? Do the sheep speak to you ?
In a sense, many animals can "speak" to us besides the obvious vocalizations they make - it's called body language. The can and will wag their tails to indicate happiness. In addition, they will kick like hell and panic if they're uncomfortable or scared. They are fast too - try catching one that doesn't want you to touch them, it is NOT easy. Essentially, this sheep is not afraid - you'd know it instantly if they were.
Dart Wind I was about to ask if it hurt the sheep🤣Thanks for the answer😊
Dart Wind Thank You for the info
Thanks for informing others about this!! My mum went to a farming school where she had to do this before. The sheep are fine when you do it right. It feels good to get rid of all the extra weight of their coat.
PETA: shearing sheep bad and inhumane, right sheep?
Sheep: *meh*
Meanwhile sheeps to other sheard sheeps
*I like ya cut G*
It's Shaun the Sheep
Seems honestly more humane to shave them. Otherwise they get stuck with too much
The way sheep have been bred for wool production, they no longer will naturally shed their coats so they HAVE to be sheared or the wool will grow so thick and heavy that eventually they could collapse under the weight of their own wool.
OldSlowGamer yeah that was the point of the joke, PETA tries to convince people that it’s awful for the sheep when in reality they’re just chillin
I’m just impressed with how well behaved the sheep were during the sheering.
Kalah Howard Usually as adults they get used to it. During the summer time, a lot of them love it. It gets really hot and dirty in there.
It's the sheep sitting technique, stops them from bucking.
after you get a grip, they just give up struggling
Kalah Howard they get used to it because they understand it’s helping them, also farm animals are docile
Kalah Howard depending on the sheep breed they can be very kicky or very docile, Shetland sheep for instance are very flighty and will run away if they get a chance
i see the guy being rather gentle to the sheep. hes not cutting her, hes gently moving her around. ive seen some videos of competition shearing where the poor sheep was bleeding...this one looks relatively calm. the second seemed to have needed a closer shearing, but the guy seemed patient
there is a difference between pure cruelty, (zero consciousness present), abuse (using war like methods like power and control) and equality (approaching something in a relaxed friendly manner to help them) I wouldn't say he was being gentle but that it was not pure cruelty. but there is still a better way through a respectful relationship that took the time to have a relationship with the sheep in order to get them to feel calm before sheering
@@thebluedot4728 When it comes to shearing sheep he was being gentle. Sheep have extremely flexible necks so it is less then painful for them to move their head into awkward angles. And lets be real here, this isn't a child or light weight box. It's an animal that isn't going to understand you saying "turn this way" or tapping on it's shoulder for it to move. It's gonna take a bit of force to move them around
I think the videos from peta with the sheep bleeding were staged, peta did this with cows to show a video of people kicking around a calf :(
@@thebluedot4728 this guy is just going everywhere getting offended on comments lol
Just because it bleeds doesn’t mean it’s done wrong sometimes the wool is too long and is pulling on the skin just like if you were to shave and you cut yourself it’s the same thing basically just the clippers nipping it The sheep will be fine
9:33 :
“Hey Rob, did you do something to your hair, you look different”
“Shut up Bethany”
Puhahahahahahahaha
Lol 😂
There's a similar scene from a movie that I forgot the title of 😂
Why dont you right click the sheep using a shear
Remember how vast and open a free to play world was when you were still a noob? So many mysteries.
Facts
Or, in the alpha versions, why don't you just fucking punch the sheep?
Just curios OP, where you referring to RS or MC? My first thought was OSRS
Hahaha so funny just like Minecraft
Is it just me or is this satisfying
ItsPreston yeah it’s satisfying
Nope its satisfying
Yep, very satisfying!
uh no? wtf
Uh no.
That sheep’s probably thinking “Ooh, I feel ten pounds lighter already! And there I was thinking I couldn’t have pizza this evening.”
Another sheep: I LIKE YA CUT, G
Wait, what the hell kind of pizza would sheep even eat?
If you dare say pineapple, I'm throwin' hands.
Sheep pizza, with added goat's cheese and a thin and crispy, sheep don't like stuffed crust. They have growing teeth you know. And they love the taste of vanilla. So an ice cream with vanilla essence, only a drop made with..goat's milk. Mainly these ladies like to eat new clean hay. And a nice cooling drink of water. I'd do a top not for them. Dad punk these ladies don't like a spiky hairdo. They can get a blue or pink rinse, then off they all go down the Bingo.😂❤
This was BEAUTIFUL to watch. The shearer was so gentle on the first ine. A REAL TRUE shepherd eill love and take GREAT CARE OF his sheep. They only have a sheep's best interest in mind and heart.
nothing about that was beautiful. you are delusional.
nothing about the way they approached that sheep sent the message that they have their best intention in their mind. They approached the sheep out of power and control, not friendship, trust or equality. They didn't even learn how to calm the sheep or make them lay down so they could help them, they just tried to capture them and control them to "do what is best for them" this is the WRONG way.
@@thebluedot4728 How do you teach a dog to behave? Power and control. Thats the only way animals learn as you can't speak to them lmao
People and animals are not equal. Isn’t that already obvious? I know it doesn’t sound quite nice but it’s the truth. We are way more advanced
@@thebluedot4728 your so stupid lmao, lets see you gain 200 pounds of wool and try and walk, talk, see, breathe, and eat.
have you seen a sheep turn its head? insane angles. power and control? thats called domestication, maybe you should be yelling at every animal owner EVER. "how to calm it down" it didnt even try and move? if it wanted to it could have bolted, yet it just sat there letting them shear it?????? how is that NOT calm? do you not know english vocabulary?
I don't think this is animal abuse. It's just beneficial to the sheep.
I imagine it feels pretty good. Lose all the weight and it's cooler
It is beneficial I guess because of u don’t shave that wool off it’s gonna make the sheep heavy and can’t walk easy anymore I guess
I wonder who the fuck was thinking about that? LOL, they're supposed to not use any of clothing if they think everything about animal consumption is animal abuse
the way they are doing it is the abuse. Cruelty, no. Abuse, yes. Abuse is based on power and control. Power and control uses coersion, intimidation and threat. Equality is based on a respect, trust, and partnership. The behavior towards the sheep does not show that there is trust between them.
It’s better for them for a lot of reasons. Specifically, they won’t be hot and miserable in the summer.
I can only imagine how difficult this must have been before buzzers were invented.
They use shears and then 3 blocks of wool pops off
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The relief they must feel after having their coats removed has to be immense.
God bless this guy. He's really gentle withe. the animals. Get an educational video on this. There's no reason to abuse any animal. Other videos show the sheep getting cuts and bleeding. I love this.
[)aRkNeSs6tw is this sarcasm? Just asking not in a mean way
DAEZPLUSH GAMER no it’s not sarcasm
Tyler Ertley ruclips.net/video/UrdhAzKcfNk/видео.html
DB-_- it really just depends on the clippers
@@daezplushgamer9790 No, that's someone with an awareness. You on the other hand can't see the obvious.
PETA said this was animal abuse when talking about a Pokémon so I came to check it out. Interesting and informative comments.
same
Peta need to be shut down
Get Ass reasearch. 96% of all animals they “rescued” in 2018 (? Maybe 17 maybe 16) was euthanized
Lol Never believe PETA
The people at PETA are total idiots. I'd like to take them seriously, but they keep getting into shit that just constantly makes them lose points in my eyes. How about the time when they killed dogs because they thought keeping pets is animal cruelty? They have no idea what they're talking about, these sheep are fine. Momentarily a little uncomfortable, but fine in the end. It's important to cut wool from these guys twice a year, even as north as in Sweden. It would actually be colder for them in the winter if they were only sheared in the spring.
Peta: tHe ShEEp iS wRiThInG iN pAiN, ThIs iS aBusE!!!!!
Sheep: *is actually just ticklish*
I have one as a pet. If i don't shave him down, he huffs and puffs in the summer heat even with adequate shade. If it is very bad, he wont eat.
Sheep who do not have the natural brush to shed their wool in while grazing NEED to be trimmed to simulate wool removal in the wild. Please consider the health of our wooly friends.
Love a sheep mama!
I wanna shear a sheep now
Vonn- the first sheep/lamb/ goat/ Dog alpaca/ other is allways the hardest. some folk start off dagging/ crutching/ wigging/ other butt some folk go straight into full complete shearing off the critter with or with-out any dags on the arse's. in nations like Australia you are obliged too have your own vehicles and tools or a dog or dogs too muster/yard/ sheepo the critter's. Some farms/ stations expect the shed workers too go out and muster the flocks from the paddocks/ fields/ other. All farms/ stations shearing sheds/ wool- pressers etc/ shearing competitions are both all the same butt different at the same time. in the past ahh worked for a total off 20 shearing contractors and open sheds only in new Zealand. ''The worst ever shearing contractor ahh worked for hailed from Bohemia.'' ??- ''Ahh still post him Mason Clinic address cards as he and his Mongrell wife were that fukkinn horrible from day one. He blamed me for loseing his sheds and ahh glad ahh did as he nearly killed me. The best Shearing contractor was Joseph ratima who never smoked or boozed and set a good example in and out off the sheds. N.B.- ''Keep all expectations below zero iff you get in to this life-style and ewe may get fun and joy outta itt.- haa haa haa haa ha haa ha.''
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It looks like it would mess up your back
@@scribletime9388 Yeah, it does eventually, that's why some shearers use a sling while they shear.
I have such happy memories of Dad pretending us kids were sheep - "shearing" us and tipping us out through his legs into the playpen :)
Monica Foster at first when your learning youre bent over for about 8 to ten muinites and it hurts, but when youve learned your technique and can shear a sheep in about two muinutes it ffine
I love how the second sheep just gave up and layed there
They aren't that smart that's why they always need a shepherd
@@rhod2486 didnt know that tnx for the info
I dont think most people realize how firm you have to be with animals especially farm animals. People who have never worked with farm animals don't realize this and think its hurting the animal. There is a line between firmness and abuse this is not abuse. For the animals safety and yours you have to be firm.
Forget Gym...This is the easiest way for weight loss.😂😂.
I love and hate this job so much 😅
Lmao😂
Barber: what you having?
Sheep: I wanna look like a baby lamb.
Barber: say no more playa
I LOVE THIS
That wool in top quality. As he is taking it off , you see how nice it is underneath and that layered look.
Been watching hours of sheep shearing over the last few days, these guys hands down did the best job so far.
The sheep looked like a peeled potato after being sheared
Who look for a negative comments more than a video 😂😂
ha i am, then replying with a snarky yet smart answer.
Meee
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The worst thing happening to these sheep is that they feel uncomfortable. Other than that they chill af
I was looking for a family Guy reference 😂
Of All creatures they are the most humbled and adorable.
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They could kick yo face if you don't hold them down the right way lol 😂
Pandas are most adorable
@@SATDS well research panda when they have 2 kids
@@Raynardbc I don't need to research cause I'm not unreasonable like you.
I came here cause I had the random thought that this would be satisfying to watch, I was right
When you go to the barber after 6 months.
Everyone going to the barber after quarantine
Canada Alberta going through a 6 month quarantine, but my whole life was quarantined-
yes i definetly turn into a sheep when i dont go to the barber for month
this guy predicted 2020
@@sedomedo deadass😂😂
when i was a wee lad i followed my father to NZ and had the privlage to watch ivan bowen in action near gisborne. There was an old kiwi boy by the name of Jim from the north east coast, who i could never forget. not one bead of sweat on his head, the most beautiful shearer i had and still have ever seen in my life, no matter how fast ivan would go Jim was always one behind him. yes he wasnt winning but i couldnt get over how easy and slow he made it look. There is something about you kiwi's, its like you were born for it.
I find this videos because is so satisfying! And that sheep looks pretty relaxed too, adorable
3:08 that is some manly meeeeehh sheep right there
Meh
Hahahahahahaha manly meeeehh hahahahahaha
Sorry, that’s an ewe.
Screw your profile pic
The cow in the back looking like: oooo they naked 😂 and the second sheep is just chillin
Think of the sheep like getting a fresh trim Daaaaaaamn you looking fine today XD
Now if only my dogs would sit so calmly while I shave them...
How do the sheep react if they aren't held in this position during shearing?
They need to do that so they wont hurt the sheep
They can be shorn in a stanchion. The way shown here their fleeces comes off in one piece so you can see what parts of the body the wool came from and grade and skirt it appropriately. My dog will never let me put him in this position lol! Dogs are much less limber.
The hold is part of the shearing as you need to keep the skin taught. Shearing like this is pretty stress free for them (once caught), most of mine will jump up when finished and then still be beside me looking for sheep nuts (I have a *very* small flock so all are tame)
They kick and move more, risking harming the people involved and itself
Super satisfying :)) must be so nice for the sheep’s skin to breathe and feel so light- great job sheep’s looks so happy
"Shaun getting a hair cut?"
"Not gonna lie, he do be lookin fresh, doe"
I never knew sheep had long tails! I’m shocked as I thought they were tailless like goats!
most people dock them cause they get poop and pee stuck in them which can cause fly strike.
Goats have tails.
Depends on the breed too. I raise Finnsheep and they are a ‘short tail’ breed
Goaties have tails but there short and as long as the goats healthy they stick up right like a flag
I have a border Lester too! That is the breed of the first sheep in the video. Many sheep don’t like being sheared, so that’s why they squirm around a lot. It’s not hurting them, and the crimp (curl) on the wool is very nice! I can tell you have very well behaved and calm sheep. Good job!
Something about the sheep sitting and their fat tummies is so adorable
The way the wool falls off the sheep is spectacular
I wonder if it feels good for the sheep to get shaved
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Yes it does... Shearing is very important to do when u breed sheep...it keeps them healthy...having wool attracts lots of fungi which causes rashes and skin infections on the sheep's skin
Me too ! Thinking If they liked it ??
The same reason why we shave.
The sheep must feel so much better after this
Why so many dislikes?
If you don't shear the sheep, they will be uncomfortable and eventually die.
pimple popping who? this is my satisfaction.
@9:34 Sheep: Nice y'all got fades too!?
Other Sheep's: Yuuuuppp!
This is so relaxing to watch
Haha
they’re so cute just sittin’ and ploppin’ 🥺
Tbh you can kinda see the trust the sheep have for this guy. The second sheep was just straight chillin
it's 11pm, i have a accounting test tomorrow at 9am, i have studied exactly 7 minutes for it, and i'm watching this. Why?
because it's satisfying?
because it Baaa
Hey.... You....
Did ya pass?
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Such a good sheep staying pretty still! im impressed on how they were handled! Very well done
I literally search for this, it was so satisfying ♥️
Everybody talking bout how it’s animal abuse then there’s me that thinks “that sheep looks comfortable”
The sheeps just kinda like: "huh so now im laying down, oh wow what a nice breeze along with a weird tickle,"
Why am I watching sheep shearing? Is this really my life now?
Lindi Rufus I’m here to watch after a stupid peta post to double check that sheering is good for the sheep
Efficient and in spite of the upheaval, it has to feel so much better for the sheep.
I'm sure this doesn't hurt the sheep but people are probably annoyed because he's a little rough with his hands...but that's the price of mass consumption. You just can't get work done quickly enough if you don't do it that way and try and be gentle with every single sheep.
This is how I shave my "little bush downstairs".
You grab it and throw it to the ground
I have a super thick head of hair and usually let it grow to like 4-5 inches. In the summer when its hot I'll buzz it off down to an 8th of an inch. The lack of weight plus the fresh, cool air on my scalp is a very pleasant and comfortable experience. As a fellow hairy mammal, I can definitely say that having this done over their entire body, there's no way its a not a super refreshing and relieving experience for them.
also ther arent hurting the sheep as it makes the sheep feel relax in summer seasons and when the winter comes the wool grows again so mad people who think it a animal abuse its for them also it never pains its as simple as wee get a haircut i know this because i study science and i am in 7 th class thank you
My best childhood cartoon shaun the sheep comes in mind while watching
Dislikes by Peta gang
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Is it just me or, shaving sheeps are satisfying
why is this so satisfying to watch lol
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It’s so satisfying to watch.
0:06 he kisses the sheep b4 shearing ? So cute !
It looks fun tbh
No hate
It's satisfying to watch and more satisfying to do... Everyone needs to give this a try once in their life
Don't worry. The only people who can get something hateful out of this are PETA zealots.
I actually searched for this. But no one will believe me
Because of the amount of dislikes I take it that people think these sheep are suffering... They're not. Sheep are extremely beneficial animals to have around. Not only is their upkeep pretty ecological (and more ethical since they're much easier to care for than cows for example), and not only do they provide meat and precious wool, but they're good for the environment. Where I live sheep industry is pretty small, but they're used in grazing in areas that would otherwise be full of tall grass and other plants. Aka, areas that are very much in their natural state and where you can't/shouldn't grow crops. Sheep keeping these areas in tact has provided great areas for many birds and insects to nest and live in - maybe even saved them from extinction as it is not as common these days to have grazing pastures. Not only that but after few years of having sheep there, the areas look super cool and are nice to walk in.
Some people always see keeping animals as a bad thing. I think those people should think about things in a broader perspective. These sheep are fine. They aren't worried about tomorrow. They have everything they need and they're warm, dry and well fed. They live in large social groups just as they would in the nature. And they probably get to graze outside during summer, all while being safe from predators. Now not everywhere in the world can sheep live as happily, but I'd say things are pretty well in Sweden. I would not buy wool from New Zealand however. Mostly because it's on the other side of the planet where I live in, but also because I've seen the sheep there being treated not as well. If you want to help the planet, act and buy locally.
The inside of the wool looks so soft and fluffy 😃
I love how they sit them like humans it's so cute
This sheep is so chill
All this time i imagine the sheep is screaming " MY BEAUTIFUL COAT!!!"
Great job guys!! Extra special care to private areas nice going!!
erugh, imagine all the dirt around the tail. It’s kinda satisfying seeing how clean it is when they shave it off.
Wool my favorite fabric... thank you sheep.
This video sure is better than the one where Shrek the sheep got sheared. These guys were way more gentle and slow on the skin, there was no rush. But it was painful watching Shrek get sheared so forcefully and rushed until he had huge open wounds, now I understand why he ran away. For a sheep that acquired so much wool over 6 years I get it that it’s hard to trim because the matts pull at the skin painfully but that’s when you have to go slow and carefully not rush through it. I used to cut matts carefully strand by strand with my late rabbits but of course which person working in a farm has that time for the animal? The sheep here have minimal stress I would expect because they were talking (so it doesn’t have to focus too much on the shaver sound) and they were calm and slow, animals sense how a person handles them.
I could spend a day watching a sheep being sheared 😂😂
I can't believe I watched the entire video without skipping any second 🤯
I tried cutting my own hair the other day and just ended up doing what these guys are doing to the sheep
The other sheep later: I like your cut G 😂
Am I insensitive or is it really so satisfying to watch?
It doesnt hurt the sheep you are not insensitive
Bro fr its like getting a haircut and its the best thing for a sheep when it gets to summer cuz they would over heat coming from a sheep farmer myself its not cruel at all
9:35 “what do you guys think?”
- “Yeah bro, looks good.”
- “Awesome, love the new you!”
😂😂
let me tell u it doesnt hurts the sheep its just like when we get a haircut from the machine its reallty simple i dont work there but as i am in 7 th class and i study science thats why i know
When you get so bored in quarantine so you resort to satisfying sheep shearing😂😂
Fun to see someone I know in the video :D
Kul att se nån jag känner på video!
These sheeps behaved better than a 9 year old in a barber shop
My mans really did give him a nice fade doe
On God
The sheep must feel light as feathers after all that heavy wool is sheared! 🐑
Did he give the lamb a kiss before sheering it?
ur on the right track. It is not being done in love.
Silence Dogood
bruh
Wow I've only seen the first one but it was done so well, not a single Nick or scrape from what I saw, bravo
Its not animal abuse this kind of sheep really need to get shave cuz if its hair grow to much and not get shave in the exact year if will end up having heat stroke and die
I'm surprised the tails were kept long. Most farmers dock the tails when the lambs are still pretty young to help prevent all that filth that builds up in the wool around the anus. Too much filth attracts flies, they lay their eggs in the dirty wool. When the maggots hatch, they end up eating the flesh of the sheep making nasty infected sores. It can be very hard to cure and if not, or too late, the sheep can die from the infection.
I don't think you will find any sheep here in Sweden without the tail. No one does that.
It's probably most for New Zeeland and Australia.
always wondered why they docked the tails. thanks for the info
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This will probably be for religious reasons, the sheep will be kept for halal meat. Most sheep are tailed for preventing fly strike, but it isn't compulsory, it depends on where they are and the country. Listening to the language being spoken, this isn't an english speaking video.
I think they r short anyways but I mean its still pretty cruel its up to the farmer to keep the sheep from getting infections its their jobs so why do the poor lambs pay the price for laziness
Any sheep shearer you see us always muscular and defined, must be a hell of a workout
Looks so fluffy
Sadly, I'm reminded of that Family Guy short with that sheep who really, REALLY liked being shorn.
Interesting that pretty much every video on RUclips like this has some expert saying they are doing it wrong. Apparently there is only one was to shear sheep; My way.
SO satisfying to watch !
Wait this is not Minecraft
Sheep do be looking fresh with that new look
oh my god brittney whose's your hairdress ? looking fresh