Sandi.... you bring joy to me every time I see you and your fleece family! You are an amazing human! P.S. ..... has anyone else noticed her channel growing exponentially?! Wasn't it just a few months ago she was getting close to 500k subscribers and now she is getting closer by the day to getting that golden play button! You deserve every bit of it Sandi! Thank you for all the time you spend recording and editing for us. All that time and hard work does not go unnoticed or unappreciated!
SANDI was the first subscription on RUclips and I am still loving her channel, andhavr withdrawals when I miss it. Thank you Dandi, and your brock flock
I love Willow. I know she is old enough to breed but I started scream "No Willow Run your still to young to be a Mama." My 17 yr old busted up laughing and replied "Mom it's just a sheep." One day I pray she will understand. Lol Fingers crossed Miss Willow has beautiful mini Willows.
My 2yo loves watching your videos before going to bed every night. He likes watching the sheep and the puppies running around, and loves calling out the colors he sees on the sheep 😊
Lambs running outside the pen, cracked me up. Especially the little one laying down by the gate. "If I curl up tight you wouldn't see me." They always find that one weak spot and jet out of it. LITTLE STINKERS. Have great weekend Brock family.
I love willow so much and all the pretty Tunis's ewe's you have. I hope all goes well for you in this next breeding group. I love your channel so much I click on it soon as I see one that pops up. We don't see a lot of carissa, but I think she needs a big thank you from us for all the help she gives you. I'm not sure you could do it all by yourself and still have a you tube channel. THANK YOU, Carrissa, from me for all the help you give Sandi and all that you do.
Nugget is so cute standing there making doe eyes at Sandi while she talks. You can see she loves her. Willow is so small compared to her friends. I pray she has a safe pregnancy and delivery. She has a sweet personality I hope she passes on to her offspring.
@@teganwillow466, Tomatoes in the GG barn was much the same way. She was on the small side, but managed to have 1 lamb. Perhaps Willow will end up with the retirees.
I know it looks chaotic and probably feels like it a bit too, but I really love watching you move the sheep around and changing pens. I just think it’s so neat how your barn is set up to be able to do that, with the different openings and gates. My crazy organizing brain loves it for some reason. 😅
I can relate to the sheep noises changing and knowing something is up. My friend from Ireland had just come in from doing chores for me(my Christmas present) and I heard the bahs of what I think of as"look the gates open" . Sure enough the gate was not secured properly and the sheep were spilling out of the opening and Zorra(my Corgi) and I were out the front door to convince the group this was not the right move. Luckily , it worked and I yelled at them" Hey what are guys doing". They looked at me, Zorra and headed back through the gate. My friend said "how did you know they were breaking out?" I told her it is the tone and timber of the bahs. When they have found something good in the field to eat I hear the same bahs. Love seeing other women working with sheep you are awesome!
Sandi, I've been watching you for around 2 years. If I was younger I would try to do a sheep farm, but since I'm on the downward slope of life, that's not feasible. My best friend's dad was a sheep farmer 40-50 years ago. I enjoy watching you, you're heart warming and inspiring. Please tell Karissa that I'm so impressed with her as a human being as she has such dedication to you as her employer and also as a friend. I'm sure she has a heart of gold. Her family should be very proud of how that girl turned out.
Another reason I love you Sandi, you care about the enviroment your flock is living in. You and Carissa keep it clean. Thank you for taking the time to share.
Everything gets dropped when we see Sandi's next video is out. Thank you for sharing your life with us and not being afraid to share your daily struggles and your daily joys. We are all rooting for you Willow!
When you were moving the creep feeder….I kept thinking, be careful of your back! And every time you step over the gates, I think….good thing you have long legs! 😂😂🐑🐑🐑❤️
I have said this before but will say it again...I have seven goats and the clean up is horrible lol. How you keep your barn so clean the both of you blows me away. That really is hard work and you make it look easy to people who have no idea or really think about it. I can not even imagine. And it is always so wonderful to have them cleaned out.
I am definitely obsessed with following you. I’m retired, 69 yo, and wish my nurse self could come during lambing season to help out ( at no fee of course). My 13 yo grandson just can’t understand why I’m obsessed. What an experience from my bucket list! Oh well, I’ll continue to watch for sure. I’m so glad I found you way back when. ❤️🐑❤🐑❤️🐑
I’m 70 years old, retired CT/Ultrasound technologist and 12 year old grandson doesn’t understand my love for this family either. I just smile and say: One of these days you’ll totally understand ❤
I love these videos! The whole concept of keeping and husbanding sheep fascinates me. I was very surprised that the males didn't fight the whole time they were in with the ladies. I thought that they would. Sandi you are so good with your animals. You look after them so well, and Carissa along with you. It's impressive how you both keep it all running so smoothly. I admire you both immensely. God bless you both ladies and all those you love. Have a wonderful weekend!
So much logistics involved. My tech brain kicked in when you said the flockwatch folks were coming to help transfer your info over - please be sure to do a backup of your old data system before moving it over to the new.... you know - cuz shit happens and you'll never regret having a backup.
Good Morning Sandy - When I retired I started volunteering at our county History Center. I have learned the importance of saving materials devoted to a specific topic. In years to come people will be wondering about life in year 2023 - how many sheep did Grandma raise, what did she feed them, could she really drive a tractor, did she really climb all the way to the roof to fix something, did she love her work, etc. People get so excited when stories concerning their ancestor's is found. When the US celebrated the Centennial the counties were encouraged to publish a book on history of each family living there. This was accomplished with great success. These books are huge and filled with information and continue to be sought after. Sometimes a second book was published to complete the history of the area. So, what I am building up to is this - You have wonderful video's that tells your story of life in Ontario raising sheep, your husband's work with sustainable crops, and your son and daughter. I hope these videos are archived for the future use. When my father died he progressed through farming with horses to tractors, installing electricity on the farm, milking cows by hand to milking machines,etc. People love these stories. So, I hope you can safely save the material you are documenting. Not only are you educating the current population but also the future. Don't sell yourself short. You have wonderful, informative, actual lived experiences to share. You live in a very progressive area with many talented people. Don't lose your history. It's too important. Stay safe - Phyllis
I agree whole heartedly. A lot of my family history was lost because my grandfather and his brother ran away when they were young teens and refused to tell thier history. All we know is thier father remarried after his wife died and the stepmother was mean to the two boys and they ran away and refused to talk about it. So we don't know anything. Granddad and his brother changed thier name so we can't trace them. Both passed away years ago. You do such a good job , love you.
Welcome to the weekend. Thank you for doing these videos Sandi, we all know how busy you are and to allow us to see what you do from day to day is such a joy, but a pain for you to edit and post. Willow looks so small up against those huge boys, hope nothing get broke. Lol
I’ve been hearing a lot lately about the deep litter method of keeping the barn warmer in the winter. It was very clear when you were cleaning the little bit today and all the heat that was coming from that pack. Kinsey just wants to work and she wants to please you so much
Remember Rubik's cube? you had to move the green down two to make the red go left. That is what Sandi moving sheep this morning looked like. But she had a plan. Thank you for for double work so we could learn and enjoy the sheep.
13:18 “we went for door number B this morning” 😂 oh sandy this is the thing that made me smile and laugh tonight so thank you for this second of goofiness. Thank you for the smiles you bring even when you don’t try…..or while sheep are escaping! 😆❤❤
Another breeding, which will eventually lead to sleepless nights for Sandi! All part of the job!!!! I'm so excited to see how Willow makes out as a Mom. And yes, she is so tiny compared to the other ewes. It's also neat watching the interactions (sans actual act of breeding) between the ewes and rams ... easy to tell 'em apart when the rams aren't sheared. I always enjoy it when you clean out a len for some reason ... there's something cathartic about it I guess! 😁 So much to do in farming, whether it be a crop or livestock farming. Thanks Sandi and I look forward to the next VLOG!
I got a good laugh when the little escapees were trying to get back in the pen and kept jumping into the closed gates. Not the sharpest tools in the shed!
Oh, I just love Pita and The Bottle Babies!!!! (Could be the name of a rock group) 😁😁😁👏👏👏👏👏 I am so impressed with you, Sandy, you work SO hard, and the sheep are so lucky to be your sheep 😁🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑
I feel a bit sorry for the first few ewes who go into heat. Talk about attention over load!!! Watching the escapee lambs reminded me of the times the horses would escape. It usually was the middle of the night and raining. I'd be in bed and hear the telltale clopping of hooves coming down the drive. Many "barn words" were uttered on those occasions!
Wow, musical sheep!🎼🎵🎶🎵🎶 I hot confused, but I know you know what you are doing. Kinsey's was a help, saving you some herding and extra running about!🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐕
I told someone that I watched Sheepishly Me vlogs on RUclips to relax. They said (using a decidedly snippy tone of voice) that they watch 60 Minutes. Uuummmmmm, I did not say it but I did think: How can you relax while listening to stories of murder and crime!?!? So I did suggest that they watch lambs leaping and listen to sheep telling their stories. Sandi is soooooooo much better to listen to than someone who has to talk about the horrors of crime and scandal and murder!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sandi, you go girl! Please keep on keeping on! Your work is very hard, you spend so much time editing and filming your fluffy flock for us. We want you to know how much we all appreciate your efforts on our behalf!
Sandi it makes me happy to watch how open, friendly and caring you are. I feel like I'm watching a friend, when life feels like it's falling in I watch those lambs and their antics and I feel better to go on with my day. We love you
Border Collies don't get tired lol. One of the reasons I REFUSED to get one when I was looking for a "herding" dog even though my mom kept pushing me to get one. I ended up getting an Australian Shepherd who matches my energy perfectly. She always hated Aussies but Jophiel definitely changed her opinion of them!
It is great to see her still so active, like she was meant to be. My B Collie is now 16 and does almost nothing with snow up to her nose. in summer she is on hawk alert and herds my chickens, I live in a town where no roosters are allowed, but I know my flock is safe with my dog on duty.
@@gailreed7601 Yeah... That's not good. Mine has acres to run and other dogs to play with in addition to off leash walks in the woods and his "job" of tracking down dogs who've taken themselves for a walk lol. He's a cuddly couch potato when not outside but I couldn't imagine him in an apartment.
🇨🇦 Sandi , I’m not sure how difficult it would be , but I was wondering if you were able to pop a picture of the different breeds when you tell us about Rideau and Tunis etc. I know Steel is your own mix but for the purebred sire it would be fun to learn to identify each breed as you share. I look forward to each one of your videos and appreciate all the hard work you do to make them for us ❤️
You and Carissa are doing a wonderful job. You care alot for your sheep. Praying Willow and Red do well there first time and that some day Nugget will to
Sandi! Sandi! Sandi! Thank you so much for sharing all of farm life with us! Those rascals broke out of the pens .I appreciate you! Stay safe stay great and keep up the good work!!!!
Love you, carissa, Billy, willow, red, & the brown lamb. Kinsey did so good helping you today, she had so much energy it's good to channel it moving the sheep. Still she runs around and around always keeping you in her sight. Lucy loves her naps.
I just got soaked in a sudden rainstorm... But this has perked me right up . Thank you Sandi for all of the information and care you give love every video
I know nothing about farming, have never lived on nor near a farm...but I love watching your videos. Something about the darling lambs & your happy, loving personality as you care for them makes for happy viewing.
Couldn't help bit smile when you went into the bottle baby pen they were all round your feet but once you started giving the boosters they clocked on and went as far away from you as they could.
When describing the boys on one side and the girls on the other side, reminds me of the middle school dance in the gymnasium, it was always just like that to start off way back when.. 🤣😂
I am a Retired Nurse and I am so glad that you explained the Breeding Groups. I have been wondering if you got new Sires each time or how you kept the fathers from breeding their daughters.
Those cute little behinds running,hooves sliding around corners...omg I giggled like a crazy person! Then those "innocent" little faces checking Sandi to see how much trouble they were in! Naughty, but cute as can be!❤
I have been watching almost all of your videos for almost 3 years and I cannot recall you ever explaining who does your amazing animations and graphics.
Sandi you and your family bring me joy. Love the golden girls and glad your added 2 more. If brown one is a girl I hope you keep in flock or if ram at least keep.
Sandi.... you bring joy to me every time I see you and your fleece family! You are an amazing human! P.S. ..... has anyone else noticed her channel growing exponentially?! Wasn't it just a few months ago she was getting close to 500k subscribers and now she is getting closer by the day to getting that golden play button! You deserve every bit of it Sandi! Thank you for all the time you spend recording and editing for us. All that time and hard work does not go unnoticed or unappreciated!
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SANDI was the first subscription on RUclips and I am still loving her channel, andhavr withdrawals when I miss it. Thank you Dandi, and your brock flock
She's getting there!
@Jones Family - I was just thinking that too! I'm gonna start promoting the heck out of her on all my socials!!!
@@janhudson-SewKnotRight yes! We all know she is too humble to do it herself or even like the comment bc she wouldn't want the attention lol
I love Willow. I know she is old enough to breed but I started scream "No Willow Run your still to young to be a Mama." My 17 yr old busted up laughing and replied "Mom it's just a sheep." One day I pray she will understand. Lol Fingers crossed Miss Willow has beautiful mini Willows.
I know she's small, but can you image how adorable her babies will be
Me too. She’s still so little.
Cold hands means *WARM* *HEART* ❤ ...that's why she is always *smiling*
She does have that!!
My mom used to say that.
Exactly what my mom used to say..I always have warm hands though..but I am honestly a nice lady😃👐
When I was a kid, I had a sweat shirt that said cold nose warm heart.
@@dawnprice2453 aww that's much better..that definitely suits me better..🇬🇧👍
I had to laugh--the rams in one corner and the ewes in another sounds like a junior high dance! Your videos are always so entertaining.😆
It does, doesn't it? Lol
My 2yo loves watching your videos before going to bed every night. He likes watching the sheep and the puppies running around, and loves calling out the colors he sees on the sheep 😊
I'm thought Lucy was Mark's dog. She seems to be with you more and more.
Every time I see Sandi moving all her sheep around makes me think she must be excellent at those sliding tile puzzles. LOL
Oh! I forgot about those sliding tile puzzles. I was thinking rubik's cube but the sliding tiles are a much better analogy.🙂
That little chocolate lamb is so stinking cute!!
I think Teddy's color is slowly fading. I wonder what her final color will be?
Billy has gotten soooo big! And Willow looks so small since she’s been sheared. Can’t wait to see the babies 😻
Lambs running outside the pen, cracked me up. Especially the little one laying down by the gate. "If I curl up tight you wouldn't see me." They always find that one weak spot and jet out of it. LITTLE STINKERS. Have great weekend Brock family.
I’m so excited to enjoy another episode of Sandi and Willow ❤
I love willow so much and all the pretty Tunis's ewe's you have. I hope all goes well for you in this next breeding group. I love your channel so much I click on it soon as I see one that pops up. We don't see a lot of carissa, but I think she needs a big thank you from us for all the help she gives you. I'm not sure you could do it all by yourself and still have a you tube channel. THANK YOU, Carrissa, from me for all the help you give Sandi and all that you do.
Love how they saw you and ran because they knew they were in big trouble. 😂😂
I've been with you for years and i just want to thank you.
Nugget is so cute standing there making doe eyes at Sandi while she talks. You can see she loves her. Willow is so small compared to her friends. I pray she has a safe pregnancy and delivery. She has a sweet personality I hope she passes on to her offspring.
I know, thought the ssme thing. I even wondered if Sandy ever had to do a Csection or would a vet trip would be needed.
I'm hoping Willow goes okay too. It's a little worrying she is so small. Well fed! Just petite.
@@teganwillow466, Tomatoes in the GG barn was much the same way. She was on the small side, but managed to have 1 lamb. Perhaps Willow will end up with the retirees.
Can you or do reuse the ciders?
@@debbiehayden1149 cedars are a one time use device. It is close to a human IUD.
*drops everything for Sandi and her sheep* 🥰
*same!* 😂
i get so excited when i get a notification from sandi!
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Why don't you leave the breeding groups together year round. Are the same ewes put with the same boys every time.
I know it looks chaotic and probably feels like it a bit too, but I really love watching you move the sheep around and changing pens. I just think it’s so neat how your barn is set up to be able to do that, with the different openings and gates. My crazy organizing brain loves it for some reason. 😅
When Kinsey was helping round up the last of the escapees, I could hear Cammy saying, "Lie dune." 😂
I was thinking the same thing! Omgosh I want to give Kinsey a great big hug 🤗 she doing a great job with not having any training. ❣❣
@@kathyreier9269 she really is. I love watching her with the sheep. She's allowed to clean their ears just not tell them where to go. 😂
This is sooo funny __ I was saying the same thing just under my breath, then telling my self, Wrong Show. Will be great when Cammy and Sandy meet!!
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@@marjoriewilliams6446 it will also be nice to see Cammy and Charlie have a shear off.
Sandi, you have a little brownish one the number on it is 91 I love her so much, she is so adorable. Thank you for sharing!
I can relate to the sheep noises changing and knowing something is up. My friend from Ireland had just come in from doing chores for me(my Christmas present) and I heard the bahs of what I think of as"look the gates open" . Sure enough the gate was not secured properly and the sheep were spilling out of the opening and Zorra(my Corgi) and I were out the front door to convince the group this was not the right move. Luckily , it worked and I yelled at them" Hey what are guys doing". They looked at me, Zorra and headed back through the gate. My friend said "how did you know they were breaking out?" I told her it is the tone and timber of the bahs. When they have found something good in the field to eat I hear the same bahs. Love seeing other women working with sheep you are awesome!
Kenzie…earning her keep……Lucy…looking for a bird or mouse to eat & then kiss your face. 🤣
So before they're in heat its like a middle school dance. They stand to the side, & stare. 😅
Nothing better then watching the snow fall outside and watching Sandi and the 🐑
Same here. We got about 4 inches since 9pm last night.
Sandi, I've been watching you for around 2 years. If I was younger I would try to do a sheep farm, but since I'm on the downward slope of life, that's not feasible. My best friend's dad was a sheep farmer 40-50 years ago. I enjoy watching you, you're heart warming and inspiring. Please tell Karissa that I'm so impressed with her as a human being as she has such dedication to you as her employer and also as a friend. I'm sure she has a heart of gold. Her family should be very proud of how that girl turned out.
Another reason I love you Sandi, you care about the enviroment your flock is living in. You and Carissa keep it clean. Thank you for taking the time to share.
Everything gets dropped when we see Sandi's next video is out. Thank you for sharing your life with us and not being afraid to share your daily struggles and your daily joys. We are all rooting for you Willow!
It looks like Date Night has begun. I hope it goes well and all the ladies get sufficient attention!💞
When you were moving the creep feeder….I kept thinking, be careful of your back! And every time you step over the gates, I think….good thing you have long legs! 😂😂🐑🐑🐑❤️
Same! I couldn't work like these 2. My legs aren't that long!
I have said this before but will say it again...I have seven goats and the clean up is horrible lol. How you keep your barn so clean the both of you blows me away. That really is hard work and you make it look easy to people who have no idea or really think about it. I can not even imagine. And it is always so wonderful to have them cleaned out.
I am definitely obsessed with following you. I’m retired, 69 yo, and wish my nurse self could come during lambing season to help out ( at no fee of course). My 13 yo grandson just can’t understand why I’m obsessed. What an experience from my bucket list! Oh well, I’ll continue to watch for sure. I’m so glad I found you way back when. ❤️🐑❤🐑❤️🐑
I’m a 64yo retired labour and delivery nurse. Boy! Would l love to be there during lambing! Talk about living vicariously through others…LOL
I’m 70 years old, retired CT/Ultrasound technologist and 12 year old grandson doesn’t understand my love for this family either. I just smile and say: One of these days you’ll totally understand ❤
You all are a true inspiration!! Thank you! I smiled so much reading all the comments. As animals lovers we just can't help but LOVE THEM ❤️
Retired NICU nurse. Same. 😂
❤ I always wish your videos could go on and on ! I think the sound of the birds and the “ baaaa” of the sheep , ewe , lamb , is so comforting !
I love these videos! The whole concept of keeping and husbanding sheep fascinates me. I was very surprised that the males didn't fight the whole time they were in with the ladies. I thought that they would. Sandi you are so good with your animals. You look after them so well, and Carissa along with you. It's impressive how you both keep it all running so smoothly. I admire you both immensely. God bless you both ladies and all those you love. Have a wonderful weekend!
So much logistics involved. My tech brain kicked in when you said the flockwatch folks were coming to help transfer your info over - please be sure to do a backup of your old data system before moving it over to the new.... you know - cuz shit happens and you'll never regret having a backup.
I REALLY hope you keep Teddy around!! I can just imagine all the pretty red babies she could have!!
Good Morning Sandy - When I retired I started volunteering at our county History Center. I have learned the importance of saving materials devoted to a specific topic. In years to come people will be wondering about life in year 2023 - how many sheep did Grandma raise, what did she feed them, could she really drive a tractor, did she really climb all the way to the roof to fix something, did she love her work, etc. People get so excited when stories concerning their ancestor's is found. When the US celebrated the Centennial the counties were encouraged to publish a book on history of each family living there. This was accomplished with great success. These books are huge and filled with information and continue to be sought after. Sometimes a second book was published to complete the history of the area. So, what I am building up to is this - You have wonderful video's that tells your story of life in Ontario raising sheep, your husband's work with sustainable crops, and your son and daughter. I hope these videos are archived for the future use. When my father died he progressed through farming with horses to tractors, installing electricity on the farm, milking cows by hand to milking machines,etc. People love these stories. So, I hope you can safely save the material you are documenting. Not only are you educating the current population but also the future. Don't sell yourself short. You have wonderful, informative, actual lived experiences to share. You live in a very progressive area with many talented people. Don't lose your history. It's too important. Stay safe - Phyllis
I agree whole heartedly. A lot of my family history was lost because my grandfather and his brother ran away when they were young teens and refused to tell thier history. All we know is thier father remarried after his wife died and the stepmother was mean to the two boys and they ran away and refused to talk about it. So we don't know anything. Granddad and his brother changed thier name so we can't trace them. Both passed away years ago. You do such a good job , love you.
Welcome to the weekend. Thank you for doing these videos Sandi, we all know how busy you are and to allow us to see what you do from day to day is such a joy, but a pain for you to edit and post. Willow looks so small up against those huge boys, hope nothing get broke. Lol
It’s hilarious that Nugget is standing at the fence trying to get close to you while you are working in the other bottle babies pen. 😂😂😂
I’ve been hearing a lot lately about the deep litter method of keeping the barn warmer in the winter. It was very clear when you were cleaning the little bit today and all the heat that was coming from that pack. Kinsey just wants to work and she wants to please you so much
Hi Ruth how are you doing today
I can’t wait to see Red and Willows babies!! This group is really really exciting, they all are, but this one is extra special
Why is it that after I watch these videos, I feel like I’ve spent the afternoon having coffee with a dear friend? 🐑
Remember Rubik's cube? you had to move the green down two to make the red go left. That is what Sandi moving sheep this morning looked like. But she had a plan. Thank you for for double work so we could learn and enjoy the sheep.
13:18 “we went for door number B this morning” 😂 oh sandy this is the thing that made me smile and laugh tonight so thank you for this second of goofiness. Thank you for the smiles you bring even when you don’t try…..or while sheep are escaping! 😆❤❤
Another breeding, which will eventually lead to sleepless nights for Sandi! All part of the job!!!!
I'm so excited to see how Willow makes out as a Mom. And yes, she is so tiny compared to the other ewes. It's also neat watching the interactions (sans actual act of breeding) between the ewes and rams ... easy to tell 'em apart when the rams aren't sheared.
I always enjoy it when you clean out a len for some reason ... there's something cathartic about it I guess! 😁
So much to do in farming, whether it be a crop or livestock farming.
Thanks Sandi and I look forward to the next VLOG!
im so glad you kept willow, she is so sweet
I love watching the management of your flock. It amazes me how you can keep everything straight. You are amazing. 😊
Love the punctuated lamb bleats with the sped up vid. It was musical!
Baa, berp, MAAAA, Baaah, meh...
I got a good laugh when the little escapees were trying to get back in the pen and kept jumping into the closed gates. Not the sharpest tools in the shed!
This is just what I needed as I recover from another surgery. A little lamb therapy always makes me feel better. ❤️🐑
Oh, I just love Pita and The Bottle Babies!!!! (Could be the name of a rock group) 😁😁😁👏👏👏👏👏 I am so impressed with you, Sandy, you work SO hard, and the sheep are so lucky to be your sheep 😁🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑
Oh my! I love the coffee colored lamb! Beautiful!❤️💯
I feel a bit sorry for the first few ewes who go into heat. Talk about attention over load!!! Watching the escapee lambs reminded me of the times the horses would escape. It usually was the middle of the night and raining. I'd be in bed and hear the telltale clopping of hooves coming down the drive. Many "barn words" were uttered on those occasions!
Wow, musical sheep!🎼🎵🎶🎵🎶 I hot confused, but I know you know what you are doing. Kinsey's was a help, saving you some herding and extra running about!🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐕
I told someone that I watched Sheepishly Me vlogs on RUclips to relax. They said (using a decidedly snippy tone of voice) that they watch 60 Minutes.
Uuummmmmm, I did not say it but I did think: How can you relax while listening to stories of murder and crime!?!?
So I did suggest that they watch lambs leaping and listen to sheep telling their stories.
Sandi is soooooooo much better to listen to than someone who has to talk about the horrors of crime and scandal and murder!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sandi, you go girl! Please keep on keeping on! Your work is very hard, you spend so much time editing and filming your fluffy flock for us. We want you to know how much we all appreciate your efforts on our behalf!
I love little Pita. 😍
Sandi it makes me happy to watch how open, friendly and caring you are. I feel like I'm watching a friend, when life feels like it's falling in I watch those lambs and their antics and I feel better to go on with my day. We love you
I absolutely love seeing Kinsey work so hard with the sheep, she's topnotch!
I was just going to say the same thing. A working dog that knows her job and does it well is a joy to see.
Oh I was so excited to see your video pop up today!! Thank you Sandi for sharing your life with us!❤❤
I love watching Kinzie do what she loves. Moving those sheep 😁
Wow so much to learn. I love it! Willow with his white around his head looks like a english judge or magistrate.
Is Kinzie ever tired? She runs around so much. I love watching her tail go back and forth when she's pacing in the bunks.
Sometimes I forget to "like" the video. Pls give thumbs 👍
Border Collies don't get tired lol. One of the reasons I REFUSED to get one when I was looking for a "herding" dog even though my mom kept pushing me to get one. I ended up getting an Australian Shepherd who matches my energy perfectly. She always hated Aussies but Jophiel definitely changed her opinion of them!
It is great to see her still so active, like she was meant to be. My B Collie is now 16 and does almost nothing with snow up to her nose. in summer she is on hawk alert and herds my chickens, I live in a town where no roosters are allowed, but I know my flock is safe with my dog on duty.
@@jagoldenpyrenees491 My sister got an Aussie shepherd for a pet. In a condo. With a tiny patio. Uh, nope!
@@gailreed7601 Yeah... That's not good. Mine has acres to run and other dogs to play with in addition to off leash walks in the woods and his "job" of tracking down dogs who've taken themselves for a walk lol. He's a cuddly couch potato when not outside but I couldn't imagine him in an apartment.
I'm always shocked at how fast those lambs grow. The time sure does fly. Can't wait till the next group!!!
🇨🇦 Sandi , I’m not sure how difficult it would be , but I was wondering if you were able to pop a picture of the different breeds when you tell us about Rideau and Tunis etc. I know Steel is your own mix but for the purebred sire it would be fun to learn to identify each breed as you share. I look forward to each one of your videos and appreciate all the hard work you do to make them for us ❤️
There are many sheep breeds listed online in Wikipedia.
...and she actually DID do a video showing what the different breeds look like awhile back...
I was having sandi and the ewe withdrawals. So happy your back but so happy you got a break for yourself too
Willow is so little, although you wouldn't have know it with all that wool❤️❤️❤️
Love watching 'Sheep Ballet' moving them from one stage to another.
You and Carissa are doing a wonderful job. You care alot for your sheep. Praying Willow and Red do well there first time and that some day Nugget will to
And Teddy too!
Its been colder Sandi, those lambs have probably been burning more of their food for warmth, which means less weight gain. They'll get there.
I LOVE your hair today Mrs. Sandy!! It looks BEAUTIFUL!!! You always have it pulled up!!
I cannot wait for Willow to have a little one and she hasn't even bred yet.
Always so much to do. I love watching you clean the pack out. Those bottle babies are BIG ❤
I just love the little brown sheep i just love love him or her I wish I lived closer so I could buy her
Willow need white marking paint. LOL
They’re clever 🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑
I bet your dogs have so much fun
Seen it a million times and will gladly watch a million more! ❤❤❤❤
I can't wait to see Billy's beautiful babies! 😍
Sandi! Sandi! Sandi! Thank you so much for sharing all of farm life with us! Those rascals broke out of the pens .I appreciate you! Stay safe stay great and keep up the good work!!!!
Love you, carissa, Billy, willow, red, & the brown lamb. Kinsey did so good helping you today, she had so much energy it's good to channel it moving the sheep. Still she runs around and around always keeping you in her sight. Lucy loves her naps.
All those boys look like they need a good bath! 😂
I just got soaked in a sudden rainstorm... But this has perked me right up . Thank you Sandi for all of the information and care you give love every video
I know nothing about farming, have never lived on nor near a farm...but I love watching your videos. Something about the darling lambs & your happy, loving personality as you care for them makes for happy viewing.
I can't get enough of Sandi and the sheep's.
I am just in awe of your logistics!
Couldn't help bit smile when you went into the bottle baby pen they were all round your feet but once you started giving the boosters they clocked on and went as far away from you as they could.
Bahaha! Theclambs running away from you when you drive the tractor in like, "THE CLAW US COMING FOR US! RUUUUUUNNN!!!!"
Kinsey is such a big help! Love your channel, Sandi. ❤
Wow, Kinsey is doing really well moving the sheep! Good girl!
Perfect.. love is in the air. Next round getting ready. Love this. Never ever gets old. Ty for all the adventures
When describing the boys on one side and the girls on the other side, reminds me of the middle school dance in the gymnasium, it was always just like that to start off way back when.. 🤣😂
Best Wishes Willow ❤❤❤ so excited to see your first season
I am a Retired Nurse and I am so glad that you explained the Breeding Groups. I have been wondering if you got new Sires each time or how you kept the fathers from breeding their daughters.
Man those bottle babies are chubby wubbies !
Those cute little behinds running,hooves sliding around corners...omg I giggled like a crazy person! Then those "innocent" little faces checking Sandi to see how much trouble they were in! Naughty, but cute as can be!❤
I have been watching almost all of your videos for almost 3 years and I cannot recall you ever explaining who does your amazing animations and graphics.
The term “herding cats” comes to mind lol
Nugget seems to want your attention and your loving . I’m in awe of your organization skills. Thanks for filming.
Sandi you and your family bring me joy. Love the golden girls and glad your added 2 more. If brown one is a girl I hope you keep in flock or if ram at least keep.
Kensie is really coming along. You can tell she enjoys her job.
I love when you speed up.the footage. It sounds so funny like a new type of music.
It’s so great seeing your videos pop up on my treatment days! It makes it go by so much faster!! Thank you Sandi!! 💗💗💗