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google Google to be fair she also demonstrated that by the way she got the deer free. It was clear the easiest and least risky (in terms of hurting the deer) would have been to bring it back out the way it went in because it’s head and front legs/shoulders are much narrower than its back legs/hips. 🤦🏼♂️
@Cosmine 49 My biggest problem with evolution is it doesn't seem to exist anywhere except in theory. Like where is the ongoing evolution? I would imagine that it didn't happen all at once so there should be evidence of it ongoing to this day but we have nothing. Where is the metamorphosis of sorts? No evolving creatures to be found anywhere.
@Cosmine 49 If it's a slow process then there should be visible signs of apes in transition or like half reptiles half amphibians but there aren't any.
@@user-pz5ck9vc7h I think you're making it up -- she doesnt sound fearful for the dog and the dog wouldnt get seriously injured from a kick. Besides from 00:38 she's near enough to pull the dog away but doesnt do anything for the deer until 30 seconds later -- shes just dawdling
It was awesome the way he sat there. I beleive dogs have empathy and he was trying to comfort the baby deer . Animals are amazing and we humans can learn so much from them
That actually happened in another deer rescue video I was watching. This athletic chick helped a baby deer get out of a fence then he found himself in another one and she had to help him again. I think thw dodo uploaded that one too.
And, she only helped it because the dog refused to come to her. But the bit that made me cringe was squeezing the poor deer by pushing it through the bars when it was clear its hind was far wider than its shoulders. The fawn would not have known to just reverse his mistake, it's natural instinct for them to go forward. She could have simply pulled it towards her easily and carried it away to a lower fence then let him go. You could see where it had hurt itself trying to get through.
We had a goats when I was 10 .one day it escaped from the barn with it's leash on . Somehow the knot on the leash(rope) got stuck inbetween two rocks and it couldn't free itself ,my grandma went out to search for it with our dog(jack) and found it stuck in rocks ,she tried to free it but failed .So she went back home and waited for me to come back from school BUT OUR DOG STAYED THEIR WITH THE GOAT . That day When I came back from school walking ,my dog barked at me differently and ran into nearby rubber estate (where the goat got stuck) so I followed without knowing what it's trying to tell .! It made few stops on the way ,to know if I'm following it or not and barked all they way till I saw our goat stuck in some rocks standing there helpless. I freed it and brought back to home . Then later grandmother told me the whole story. Actually our dog stayed there with the goat for 5 hours protecting and it knew when I would come from school and came straight to me for help🥺🥺. We never trained him to do such things. He is such a gifted inteligent dog. I'll never forget him in my life .I miss him so much❤️
Animals are smart my dog specially with the help of our Lord in heaven he made all the animals and lot of got more of a hearts and some humans that's a nice story and thank you for helping that goat and your dog
He is having fun and will meet you in Heaven you can be sure! I had a dog called Butch who told me that our goat had got all tangled up in his rope....Dogs truly are our Best Friends!
@Shri Pashupatinaath You do know this so you have made a false statement. I wish my not-boyfriends soul would respond in the Right Manner (how I want', of course!) ....but actually I agree and these break ups are for me to wake up more to the TRUE LOVE of GOD and between US and All of Creation ! [well it is Sunday here haha] Thanks for your reaching out to me.
Based on what I see from my dogs . . . Whatever animal they meet, their initial impulse is to make friends with. It is only when the other animals tells it otherwise, by running away or displaying hostility, that the relationship becomes anything other than friendship.
Our pugs pretend they don't even "see" other animals if they can help it. Other dogs they prefer to mark territory, not make friends unless it is another pug of the same color. Our pugs are people-friendly nuts, but other-animal bigots.
Lady yells Charlie leave the baby alone, Um Charlie was laying down on the grass and not bothering the deer. Charlie thinking yo I;m not bother that deer. Stop scolding me.
She was most likely trying to let it leave the fence on its own. Most deers panic when they feel they're trapped let alone with a dog nearby. She was probably calling the dog so the deer would safely leave the fence but when she saw that the deer wasn't able to do so on its own then she intervened.
I need a study on American animal strays. But nevermind. They're strays... :/. Country folks let animals always run loose. It's cool, but it isn't. Country folks also love shooting their guns.random dog that always barks in my backyard for some unknown reason, that doesn't do it anymore... Hope you're well 🤔
I gave up my birthday money that I had been saving to go to a concert, that I really wanted to go to. This was all to give my dog a vet check up. It was nothing more than that. and I *relied* that he'd make it through. He came into my room, peed on my carpet, and looked me straight in the eyes. :(
See how easy that was once you put your damn phone down not everything has to be recorded so what if people dont believe you just do what's right and dont worry about getting credit for doing it, helping a helpless animal should be all the praise you need
@@rich-qk7dc was saying the fact, even the dog was alot smarter than the owner in this video because he showed a great heart instead trying to free the deer where as the owner was wasting time, talking, filming, calling Charlie for more than she was supposed to
It was so frustrating to watch that idiot film it for ages instead of taking the deer out straight away....disturbing, and Dodo thinks it's cute or something....
@@katescavanger7548 I'm inclined to think she thought it could get through on it's own, and the dog was just scaring it. Realistically, if she thought it wasn't going to get through, I doubt she'd be ok with a dead baby deer hanging off her fence.
I agree! I was afraid to comment the obvious . . . like, 'hey lady, that baby deer isn't standing there to enjoy the view! Get out there and help it.' :)
You didn't realise that the lady could not even understand the deer was stack, she was far away inside the house and waiting for the deer to go away on it's own. Which is why she was asking the dog to leave the little deer alone. But the dog wanted his mom to see the situation. It's the whole family who are like that and the dog got it's nature from them.
stephen dooley you've obviously never done any research on wolves. They are not always Ferocious, and if you mark your campground area with urine, wolves will respect your territory! Human beings are part of nature, as are dogs. Yes we have domesticated canines, and we have made them gentle, and have bred a lot of the predatory instincts out of canines. So for you to say that dogs are artificially helpful is incorrect, and misleading "information." You are besmirching the amazing, wonderful and self-sacrificing reputation of dogs🙉🙊🙈😇👍🏾
blah blah i only speak about dog as in "pets" and here u are reading ur encyclopedia jeeez i can tell that dogs are truly helpful there's a lot of vids here to prove that@_@
stephen dooley although your comment sounds scientific and intelligent, it has been proven not to be true. It does not take thousands of years to domesticate wolves and there has been experiments done in Russia where they have domesticated foxes within a handful of generations... The Russian domesticated red fox is a domesticated form of the red fox (Vulpes vulpes). They are the result of an experiment which was designed to demonstrate the power of selective breeding to transform species, as described by Charles Darwin in On the Origin of Species. The experiment was purposefully designed to replicate the process that produced dogs from wolves, by recording the changes in foxes, when in each generation only the most tame foxes were allowed to breed. In short order the descendant foxes became tamer and more dog-like.The experiment was initiated by scientists who were interested in the topic of domestication and the process by which wolves became domesticated dogs. They saw some retention of juvenile traits by adult dogs, both morphological ones, such as skulls that were unusually broad for their length, and behavioral ones, such as whining, barking, and submission. In a time when centralized political control in the fields of genetics and agriculture promoted Lysenkoism as an official state doctrine, Belyayev's commitment to classical genetics had cost him his job as head of the Department of Fur Animal Breeding at the Central Research Laboratory of Fur Breeding in Moscow in 1948. During the 1950s, he continued to conduct genetic research under the guise of studying animal physiology. Belyayev believed that the key factor selected for in the domestication of dogs was not size or fertility, but behavior: specifically, tameability. Since behavior is rooted in biology, selecting for tameness and against aggression means selecting for physiological changes in the systems that govern the body's hormones and neurochemicals. Belyayev and Trut believed that selecting for tameness mimics the natural selection that must have occurred in the ancestral past of dogs, and, more than any other quality, must have determined how well an animal would adapt to life among humans. Russian scientists achieved a population of domesticated foxes that are fundamentally different in temperament and behavior from their wild forebears. Some important changes in physiology and morphology became visible, such as mottled or spotted colored fur. Some scientists[citation needed] believe that these changes obtaining from selection for tameness are caused by lower adrenaline production in the new population, causing physiological changes within relatively few generations yielding genetic combinations not present in the original species. This indicates that selection for tameness, e.g. did not flee, produces changes that are related to the emergence of other dog-like traits, e.g. raised tail, coming into heat every six months rather than annually. These seemingly unrelated changes are a result of pleiotropy. The project also bred the least-tameable foxes to study social behavior in canids. These foxes avoided human contact as do their wild behavioral phenotypes. Similar research was carried out in Denmark with American mink. In another published study, a system of measuring fox behavior was described that is expected to be useful in QTL mapping to explore the genetic basis of tame and aggressive behavior in foxes. Russian domesticated foxes exhibit a variety of coat colors, including red, silver (black), platinum, cross, and Georgian White, the latter most being a color exclusive to the Russian breeding project.😇👍🏾🙉🙊🙈
She acted correctly. She tried to avoid causing more stress to deer, waiting him to leave by himself. But she saw that didnt work and needed to help him.
What? Explain that. The video is 90 seconds of her analyzing the situation, understanding it, showing concern the dog may be adding anxiety to the trapped deer, then helping the deer through the gate. Would you rather have audio only?
Al Diym yea I agree with u as the mom said come on Charlie it's going to storm so sound like she wanted to get inside and if that was me if of ran over to save the deer
You guys are unbelievable! If she take the camera, you criticize her. If she doesnt take well, you would criticize her. Some people are even cursing her with low words, even though she has helped the deer. You all complained about her "prefer" to filming, but I bet that you loved seeing every detail. This problem of wanting to see a defect in the actions of others is called "COMPLEX".
Alice Nunley & Charley, Thanks to both your BIG 💕 hearts this young fawn made it through another day❣️ *Special kudos to you Charlie as you knew exactly what needed to be done to save your helpless little friend; and you stuck to your guns until mom came to the rescue! . . . the perfect hero!🤩
This is the story of billions of trapped souls...all they need is a little caring. God bless you!
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I could name a few countries that if a person saw that they would think they hit the lottery. The man would think, "If I just squint my eyes and use some spit it can't be that different than a goat? Tell my cousin that I am going to be late and I will change her diaper later, as I am practicing for our wedding night! Hotel time!
I think the women was thinking if the dog went away the deer would calm down and free itself. Then she realized that wasn't the case. All these judgmental freaks. Get over yourself.
Xoct Sënuch And then you proceed to judge the commenter. You’re the idiot. They were making a valid point which is why do people on these videos keep posting such negative comments about other people? Everyone else is evil and they’re the only virtuous humans on the planet? All humans are evil? Such bullshit philosophy needs to be challenged. That form of self hate and the assumption that even after watching a channel with hundreds of videos of hundreds if not thousands of people doing what they can (including taking and posting the videos) to help animals in need, even all all that evidence to the contrary, this type of person feels the need to denigrate an entire species. WHere is this kind of thinking coming from? I can answer that in part, but I won’t bother here. Point made. (Don’t bother with anecdotes of mean animal abusers. Data is not the plural of anecdote, nor is it relevant here.)
Blue Brick Wall You sound fucking insane. Taking out your frustrations on a stranger. You feel sorry for her family? That's ridiculous. Please. I'm embarrassed for you. Consider anger management.
but why did the woman wait so long to help it? She could have done it earlier than making a video of the dog asking for help. Good job but do it to help not for videos.
0:17 "Come on, Charlie! It's gonna storm!" THEN GO HELP THE DAMN FAWN (Obviously she did but saying that before you help it sounds heartless, like you're not gonna do anything)
I love videos like this. The dog was so caring about that deer and didn't want to leave it ...very uplifting and sweet. In this world gone crazy, we need to be reminded of the good!
@@matrixphijr Seriously? She helped the deer that is not the "epitome" of anything. I was being a bit hyperbolic but I'm sure she would have helped the deer anyway. Regardless of the dog. Honestly she probably thought her dog was frightening the deer, which it probably was. Well intentioned or not. The dog's "cousin" the wolf would have had the deer for a snack. If that was you in the video would you want to be called the "epitome" of a bad owner? I don't like how people attack others for no reason.
Nice that she helped. Applause, but it bothers me the need to film everything. It was stuck and hurting, but it was more important to get a good angle to tape it and show the world how good i am.
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The Dodo - Great dog, nice laady!
Deer must be telling his rescue mission to his deer ones
ckaj Xyzpqrstuvwx oh I like that good one; Jesus Loves you
That lady interfered with nature! How dare she deprive some hungry coyote of a snack!
Electronic Surveillance why don't you stick your comments up your ass?
"No mama, we need to help him."
The dog had more sense than the Mom!!
RAM MAN that should be top comment
this comment has more likes than the dodo's comment!
@@ramman4011 EXACTLY
google Google to be fair she also demonstrated that by the way she got the deer free. It was clear the easiest and least risky (in terms of hurting the deer) would have been to bring it back out the way it went in because it’s head and front legs/shoulders are much narrower than its back legs/hips. 🤦🏼♂️
CHARLIE WOULD NOT MOVE UNTIL THE DEER WAS FREE! TOO CUTE!!!
Yolanda Senior I
Yolanda Senior and her mama doesnt even help immediately smh
Sweet!! I think he knew mama needed to help and so he was waiting for her to come up. I don't know who was doing the filming.
Thank you Charlie
*bark*
MY HEART
+Angelisa D. 🐶❤️
That bark at the end was awesome. It brought a smile to my face
I don't even remember making this comment and the fricken Dodo responded??? How did I miss this!!
@Eddy Jin who even are you
@Eddy Jin what? Bro you need a life
How cute was the end?
Her: "Thank you charlie"
Charlie: * bark*
Like he was saying "no problem" awww
@Eddy Jin bad bait
@Cosmine 49 Don't you mean adaptation?
@Cosmine 49 Because evolution is a fallacy.
@Cosmine 49 My biggest problem with evolution is it doesn't seem to exist anywhere except in theory. Like where is the ongoing evolution? I would imagine that it didn't happen all at once so there should be evidence of it ongoing to this day but we have nothing. Where is the metamorphosis of sorts? No evolving creatures to be found anywhere.
@Cosmine 49 If it's a slow process then there should be visible signs of apes in transition or like half reptiles half amphibians but there aren't any.
"Dammit Charlie, Now I've gotta help"
Dog teaching human humanity! Dog training human😊
IKR -- put the bloody camera down and rescue the deer!
Not the first time dog trains human, got my certificate at home... 😁 My dogs rescued me...
@@annother3350 Bruh, she was asking the dog to move away because the deer could have had kicked the dog while panicking if the human came near.
@@user-pz5ck9vc7h I think you're making it up -- she doesnt sound fearful for the dog and the dog wouldnt get seriously injured from a kick. Besides from 00:38 she's near enough to pull the dog away but doesnt do anything for the deer until 30 seconds later -- shes just dawdling
@@annother3350 Oh God, you just said the dog wouldn't get seriously injured so why is she supposed to get fearful.
"Thank you Charlie"
"BORF! (You're welcome)
Lol
clehjett he probably wants to eat it
MrHoh DOGE predator and there's prey
beastacz beastacz
Um.. That's not true
lol, love it
Charlie is an angel=)
Pam Pam yes he is
Charlie's angels
Pam Pam only cause camera was watching HIM 😉
Pam Pam He is! An angel and a hero. Yeah, Charlie!
he thought. "naah! you messed it up! don't let the food go."
Charlie is so sweet
It was awesome the way he sat there. I beleive dogs have empathy and he was trying to comfort the baby deer . Animals are amazing and we humans can learn so much from them
“Charlie it’s gonna storm”
“Exactly this guy needs to go home or I’m not going home”
Baby Deer: "I'm free!!"
*Runs directly toward next fence*
I was thinking the same thing haha
@@Arrowflight jeez😂😂😂😂
I had the same thought! lol
That actually happened in another deer rescue video I was watching. This athletic chick helped a baby deer get out of a fence then he found himself in another one and she had to help him again. I think thw dodo uploaded that one too.
Ayush Kumar
Glad the dog was there to guide the human into doing the right thing.
Yesss!!
Yeah, I thought the stupid human was going to stay "too busy" by trying to separate this clearly gentle relation Charlie and the Deer were having.
Agreed! The dog is sitting calmly trying to let her know the deer is in distress and she's calling the dog in because it's going to rain. SMH.
Good Deeds Everyday You are fucking insane!
And, she only helped it because the dog refused to come to her. But the bit that made me cringe was squeezing the poor deer by pushing it through the bars when it was clear its hind was far wider than its shoulders. The fawn would not have known to just reverse his mistake, it's natural instinct for them to go forward. She could have simply pulled it towards her easily and carried it away to a lower fence then let him go. You could see where it had hurt itself trying to get through.
Thanks Charlie and his mom for saving baby. He is adorable and so is Charlie
Charlie you are such a good boy
Charlie’s mom was scaring the baby deer, not Charlie!
Pinkel Wurst WATASHI GA KITAAAA
@@shumaatiqunnassa4123 WTH EVEN IS THAT!?!?!👁👄👁
Dakhari H - A language we don’t speak :-)
@@HalfShelli 👀
Yeah, she made me wanna choke her annoying ass.
We had a goats when I was 10 .one day it escaped from the barn with it's leash on . Somehow the knot on the leash(rope) got stuck inbetween two rocks and it couldn't free itself ,my grandma went out to search for it with our dog(jack) and found it stuck in rocks ,she tried to free it but failed .So she went back home and waited for me to come back from school BUT OUR DOG STAYED THEIR WITH THE GOAT .
That day When I came back from school walking ,my dog barked at me differently and ran into nearby rubber estate (where the goat got stuck) so I followed without knowing what it's trying to tell .! It made few stops on the way ,to know if I'm following it or not and barked all they way till I saw our goat stuck in some rocks standing there helpless. I freed it and brought back to home . Then later grandmother told me the whole story. Actually our dog stayed there with the goat for 5 hours protecting and it knew when I would come from school and came straight to me for help🥺🥺. We never trained him to do such things. He is such a gifted inteligent dog. I'll never forget him in my life .I miss him so much❤️
Animals are smart my dog specially with the help of our Lord in heaven he made all the animals and lot of got more of a hearts and some humans that's a nice story and thank you for helping that goat and your dog
He is having fun and will meet you in Heaven you can be sure!
I had a dog called Butch who told me that our goat had got all tangled up in his rope....Dogs truly are our Best Friends!
@Shri Pashupatinaath You do know this so you have made a false statement.
I wish my not-boyfriends soul would respond in the Right Manner (how I want', of course!)
....but actually I agree and these break ups are for me to wake up more to the TRUE LOVE of GOD and between US and All of Creation ! [well it is Sunday here haha]
Thanks for your reaching out to me.
@Dean Bennett maybe some retriever/lab...but the liver patches got me beat! Basset?
@@DLCMORRIS no you don't know there's a heaven, that's why it's called faith in a religion not a proven science
Based on what I see from my dogs . . .
Whatever animal they meet, their initial impulse is to make friends with. It is only when the other animals tells it otherwise, by running away or displaying hostility, that the relationship becomes anything other than friendship.
Bill Skinner my dog becomes afraid
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Bill Skinner my dog is anti social he only likes my family, Everyone else is in trouble.
Bill Skinner depends on the dog
Our pugs pretend they don't even "see" other animals if they can help it. Other dogs they prefer to mark territory, not make friends unless it is another pug of the same color. Our pugs are people-friendly nuts, but other-animal bigots.
Charlie is a true friend to all.
So sweet Charlie...❤😍🐶
Lady yells Charlie leave the baby alone, Um Charlie was laying down on the grass and not bothering the deer. Charlie thinking yo I;m not bother that deer. Stop scolding me.
What is it with people who feel the need to comment this mindreading horseshit?
I really hope the baby managed to find its family :(
Danielle 🤤🤤🤤
dont worry. mother deer's are very good at finding children.
He is too old to be with his Mom.
@David Smith
Wow, just stop. That is some serious sad cringe right there.
@DJTripleThreat78
Lol, that is why I do not have a pic on my profile. Pretty much every femail gets messages like that. Talk about a hail mary haha
Little Charlie,wasn't going to move until someone helped.
Diane Fujimaki Hello to you Diane.
She was most likely trying to let it leave the fence on its own. Most deers panic when they feel they're trapped let alone with a dog nearby. She was probably calling the dog so the deer would safely leave the fence but when she saw that the deer wasn't able to do so on its own then she intervened.
Dogs are everyone's best friend
Even cats?
charlieme5150 they sure can be
I need a study on American animal strays. But nevermind. They're strays... :/. Country folks let animals always run loose. It's cool, but it isn't. Country folks also love shooting their guns.random dog that always barks in my backyard for some unknown reason, that doesn't do it anymore... Hope you're well 🤔
Good old Charlie, you can always rely on a dog.
I gave up my birthday money that I had been saving to go to a concert, that I really wanted to go to. This was all to give my dog a vet check up. It was nothing more than that. and I *relied* that he'd make it through.
He came into my room, peed on my carpet, and looked me straight in the eyes. :(
Wot In Tarnation ?! That was really nice of you. You must love your dog loads. And obviously your dog will love you the same.
@@wotintarnation7990 i think he is expecting you to clean the pee
Charlie was being a good dog 🐕 He knew the deer needed help. How sweet. 😍😍😄
Charlie come here. Charlie leave it alone. Charlie’s thinking: “Damn Mom get a clue & come help.”
So nice of the dog.
Really admirable
I just love how the lady said "thank you Charlie" and he barked back to say "you're welcome!"
Thank you madam and thank you Charlie.
“Look Mom, I made a new friend!”
That woman's first reaction to a baby deer stuck in the fence..... wow
bless the dog for having more heart and common sense than her.
Imagining you can judge such a thing from seconds of video makes you a fucking psycho
@@mbolduc Not really, the lady just wanted to get on with her life, it's cause the dog didn't come back to her that she had to her the deer.
What a rude statement. Did it free itself?
Right? If the dog had come when called was she just going to leave it there?
Respect for Charlie!
Poor little thing was so scared! Glad someone was there to free him.
See how easy that was once you put your damn phone down not everything has to be recorded so what if people dont believe you just do what's right and dont worry about getting credit for doing it, helping a helpless animal should be all the praise you need
The time you wasted in calling Charlie the dog is enough to help the poor deer
Way to kill a happy story, buzzkiller
@@rich-qk7dc was saying the fact, even the dog was alot smarter than the owner in this video because he showed a great heart instead trying to free the deer where as the owner was wasting time, talking, filming, calling Charlie for more than she was supposed to
YEAH FOR CHARLIE! He is a hero : )
"Leave that baby alone, Charlie, it's scared!"
"But Moooooooooooooooom!"
Charlie is clearly smarter than whoever was talking to him.
Boy that's for SURE!
It was so frustrating to watch that idiot film it for ages instead of taking the deer out straight away....disturbing, and Dodo thinks it's cute or something....
+1
@@katescavanger7548 I'm inclined to think she thought it could get through on it's own, and the dog was just scaring it. Realistically, if she thought it wasn't going to get through, I doubt she'd be ok with a dead baby deer hanging off her fence.
@@Firsona it wasn't an invitation for a debate.
The dog is Charlie is more humanity than the lady owner, it takes her a while to get that Charlie wants to save the baby deer.
I agree! I was afraid to comment the obvious . . . like, 'hey lady, that baby deer isn't standing there to enjoy the view! Get out there and help it.' :)
@@648233 simple f'n mistake due to the angle! Ounce she got closer;She then FREED the deer. My God...humans have lost it.
U dont understand if she touches the baby then the baby will be more human friends so it will be an easy prey of poachers
Even then that baby deer was going be put one way only, I thought it would be helped backward so not to risk the hips, but he was going out.
You didn't realise that the lady could not even understand the deer was stack, she was far away inside the house and waiting for the deer to go away on it's own. Which is why she was asking the dog to leave the little deer alone. But the dog wanted his mom to see the situation. It's the whole family who are like that and the dog got it's nature from them.
This dog was FAR more sensitive, alert, kind, and intelligent than its owner.
how is the dog more intelligent?
Yes and most likely the one who drove the deer into that fence to begin with.
The owner was the one who saved the deer I think she was a good person
That owner takes her sweet time to set up the camera while that poor deer endured so she could video it.
@@markm.5756 I think the little time she took to set up the camera didn't really matter here.
I love how the dog absolutely REFUSES to move but moves out of the way as soon as she starts helping. Good poochie
dogs are naturally helpful and kind to other being,thank you Charlie=D
stephen dooley you've obviously never done any research on wolves. They are not always Ferocious, and if you mark your campground area with urine, wolves will respect your territory! Human beings are part of nature, as are dogs. Yes we have domesticated canines, and we have made them gentle, and have bred a lot of the predatory instincts out of canines. So for you to say that dogs are artificially helpful is incorrect, and misleading "information." You are besmirching the amazing, wonderful and self-sacrificing reputation of dogs🙉🙊🙈😇👍🏾
Carolyn Nunes, this guy is probably a cat person! Lol
blah blah i only speak about dog as in "pets" and here u are reading ur encyclopedia jeeez
i can tell that dogs are truly helpful there's a lot of vids here to prove that@_@
oh well thanks anyway to this random facts,now i know but i'd be probably the only one who would read all of that tho XD
stephen dooley although your comment sounds scientific and intelligent, it has been proven not to be true. It does not take thousands of years to domesticate wolves and there has been experiments done in Russia where they have domesticated foxes within a handful of generations...
The Russian domesticated red fox is a domesticated form of the red fox (Vulpes vulpes). They are the result of an experiment which was designed to demonstrate the power of selective breeding to transform species, as described by Charles Darwin in On the Origin of Species. The experiment was purposefully designed to replicate the process that produced dogs from wolves, by recording the changes in foxes, when in each generation only the most tame foxes were allowed to breed. In short order the descendant foxes became tamer and more dog-like.The experiment was initiated by scientists who were interested in the topic of domestication and the process by which wolves became domesticated dogs. They saw some retention of juvenile traits by adult dogs, both morphological ones, such as skulls that were unusually broad for their length, and behavioral ones, such as whining, barking, and submission.
In a time when centralized political control in the fields of genetics and agriculture promoted Lysenkoism as an official state doctrine, Belyayev's commitment to classical genetics had cost him his job as head of the Department of Fur Animal Breeding at the Central Research Laboratory of Fur Breeding in Moscow in 1948. During the 1950s, he continued to conduct genetic research under the guise of studying animal physiology.
Belyayev believed that the key factor selected for in the domestication of dogs was not size or fertility, but behavior: specifically, tameability. Since behavior is rooted in biology, selecting for tameness and against aggression means selecting for physiological changes in the systems that govern the body's hormones and neurochemicals.
Belyayev and Trut believed that selecting for tameness mimics the natural selection that must have occurred in the ancestral past of dogs, and, more than any other quality, must have determined how well an animal would adapt to life among humans.
Russian scientists achieved a population of domesticated foxes that are fundamentally different in temperament and behavior from their wild forebears. Some important changes in physiology and morphology became visible, such as mottled or spotted colored fur. Some scientists[citation needed] believe that these changes obtaining from selection for tameness are caused by lower adrenaline production in the new population, causing physiological changes within relatively few generations yielding genetic combinations not present in the original species. This indicates that selection for tameness, e.g. did not flee, produces changes that are related to the emergence of other dog-like traits, e.g. raised tail, coming into heat every six months rather than annually. These seemingly unrelated changes are a result of pleiotropy.
The project also bred the least-tameable foxes to study social behavior in canids. These foxes avoided human contact as do their wild behavioral phenotypes.
Similar research was carried out in Denmark with American mink.
In another published study, a system of measuring fox behavior was described that is expected to be useful in QTL mapping to explore the genetic basis of tame and aggressive behavior in foxes.
Russian domesticated foxes exhibit a variety of coat colors, including red, silver (black), platinum, cross, and Georgian White, the latter most being a color exclusive to the Russian breeding project.😇👍🏾🙉🙊🙈
Sweet dog!
Charlie is giving comfort to the baby. Funny how animals try teaching people manners. Good dog Charlie💕 good dog.
Thanks for helping the baby.
I love how the dog is proudly saying by the deer almost looks joyful. Dogs are so lovely. Why can't humans behave more like this dog?
Thank you Charlie......BARK!
Charlie looks like such a happy dog
Charlie seems to be the only sensible one in this video. Lady is totally enamored with her filming.
She acted correctly. She tried to avoid causing more stress to deer, waiting him to leave by himself. But she saw that didnt work and needed to help him.
Thank god too. We would have never seen the power of love
What? Explain that. The video is 90 seconds of her analyzing the situation, understanding it, showing concern the dog may be adding anxiety to the trapped deer, then helping the deer through the gate. Would you rather have audio only?
Al Diym yea I agree with u as the mom said come on Charlie it's going to storm so sound like she wanted to get inside and if that was me if of ran over to save the deer
You guys are unbelievable! If she take the camera, you criticize her. If she doesnt take well, you would criticize her. Some people are even cursing her with low words, even though she has helped the deer. You all complained about her "prefer" to filming, but I bet that you loved seeing every detail. This problem of wanting to see a defect in the actions of others is called "COMPLEX".
Alice Nunley & Charley, Thanks to both your BIG 💕 hearts this young fawn made it through another day❣️
*Special kudos to you Charlie as you knew exactly what needed to be done to save your helpless little friend; and you stuck to your guns until mom came to the rescue! . . . the perfect hero!🤩
Deer: “I thought you said they weren’t home, Charlie!”
That bark at the end was perfectly timed.
The dog has more empathy then the human. That's just sad.
Seems normal to me.
ChengYee Sum I honestly wouldn't care if they kill them but their methods of killing are fucked up.
ChengYee Sum I dont see why people would try to stop a tradition. If we tried to stop American culture or stuff like that, it'd be "racist."
Droke Killed Mook Moll There is no American culture, so how could it possibly be racist to try to get rid of something that does not exist?
Marc Foster Didn't know sorry lol, greetings from Canada
Charlie is so cute!
Great job 🙏🏾🥰 & that was so so sweet ❤️
Deer gets saved
Lady:Thank you Charlie!😊
Charlie:*barks!
This kind action just made my whole day!
what a good dog!
you are so sweet a d charlie. can't forget baby deer
"Thank you Charlie." And the bark at the end wERE SO STINKIN CUTE AAHHH
If we had a grain of Charlies kindness, humanity would be quite different.
Charlie....you have a beautiful soul...love you sweetheart ❤️
Charlie has a nice friendly look :)
“Thank you Charlie” “Bark!”😭❤️❤️❤️😂
good charlie.
Stop it! u making me cry AGAIN! beautiful Charlie and capable MOM......!
Her dog Charlie reminded her to be kind and helpful. Thank you Charlie and all the other precious dogs that are kind and sweet.
Thank you 😊 for helping ❤️💋
wow 😄👍 a job well done helping natures children
Who's a good boy?
susan osborne Charlie is
susan osborne Borf borf
Charlie's a good boy
Thank you Charlie for caring for the baby deer💗💗
More people need to be like Charlie. Kind, Considerate & caring
"Thank you Charlie."
Dog: *"Bark! No problem!"*
Good boy, Charlie. Loved it
This is the story of billions of trapped souls...all they need is a little caring. God bless you!
I could name a few countries that if a person saw that they would think they hit the lottery. The man would think, "If I just squint my eyes and use some spit it can't be that different than a goat? Tell my cousin that I am going to be late and I will change her diaper later, as I am practicing for our wedding night! Hotel time!
Damn good thing that dog was capable of training his mama.
Animals do know when another living thing needs help, that's their blessings ❤
good boy Charlie
Thank you team Dodo.🌲🌲
I think the women was thinking if the dog went away the deer would calm down and free itself. Then she realized that wasn't the case. All these judgmental freaks. Get over yourself.
ohbuddyiliketowatch come on, They gotta get the virtue signaling out of their system.
>Has a problem with people sharing their opinion, then proceeds to judge those people.
Op you're a fucking moron. Get over yourself.
*woman
Xoct Sënuch And then you proceed to judge the commenter. You’re the idiot. They were making a valid point which is why do people on these videos keep posting such negative comments about other people? Everyone else is evil and they’re the only virtuous humans on the planet? All humans are evil? Such bullshit philosophy needs to be challenged. That form of self hate and the assumption that even after watching a channel with hundreds of videos of hundreds if not thousands of people doing what they can (including taking and posting the videos) to help animals in need, even all all that evidence to the contrary, this type of person feels the need to denigrate an entire species. WHere is this kind of thinking coming from? I can answer that in part, but I won’t bother here. Point made. (Don’t bother with anecdotes of mean animal abusers. Data is not the plural of anecdote, nor is it relevant here.)
Blue Brick Wall You sound fucking insane. Taking out your frustrations on a stranger. You feel sorry for her family? That's ridiculous. Please. I'm embarrassed for you. Consider anger management.
The dog was way more heroic than the human in this one
but why did the woman wait so long to help it? She could have done it earlier than making a video of the dog asking for help. Good job but do it to help not for videos.
DUKE LANGUAGE CENTER 😂😂
DUDE WE HAVE TO DO EVERYTHING YOU SAY OR...??
Cause she's a moron.
Because social media turns people into attention whores.
We live in a society
"Charlie Dammit"!
😂😂
(Me with my TEN dogs I get this mainly my Youngest Chihuahua and Jackrussle Mix)
“Mom please come help this beautiful creature, look mom come see.”
0:17
"Come on, Charlie! It's gonna storm!"
THEN GO HELP THE DAMN FAWN
(Obviously she did but saying that before you help it sounds heartless, like you're not gonna do anything)
I love videos like this. The dog was so caring about that deer and didn't want to leave it
...very uplifting and sweet. In this world gone crazy, we need to be reminded of the good!
Good Job ! And no injuries ! Thank you for sharing. These videos always lift the spirits.
This is the epitome of 'good dog, bad owner'.
No it's not. That would have been. "Ok Charlie, just wait there. Let me get the rifle."
atnfn You’re a dumbass.
@@matrixphijr Seriously? She helped the deer that is not the "epitome" of anything. I was being a bit hyperbolic but I'm sure she would have helped the deer anyway. Regardless of the dog. Honestly she probably thought her dog was frightening the deer, which it probably was. Well intentioned or not. The dog's "cousin" the wolf would have had the deer for a snack. If that was you in the video would you want to be called the "epitome" of a bad owner? I don't like how people attack others for no reason.
Dogs are so awesome
good charlie
Thank you so much for helping baby deer👩❤️💋👩👩❤️💋👩👩❤️💋👩👩❤️💋👩
Thanks Charlie. I need a push too😊
the new "charlie bit my finger " 😂
I'm not the only person who still constantly thinks of that kid Everytime I hear/see a mention of a charlie
Lol!
good dog
Charlie: HELP
Mom: come in!
Dog: NO!
Mom: fine•~•
Dog: FINALLY
Charlie is a hero. Lady.....not so much: "Charlie, he's stuck." Get out there and help him!!!
Thank you for helping that sweet innocent baby 🙏🏻 bless both you and your dog
Nice that she helped. Applause, but it bothers me the need to film everything.
It was stuck and hurting, but it was more important to get a good angle to tape it and show the world how good i am.
lol, "Charlie, damnit"
aww that was so nice
Dog's more human than a human.
Charlie wasn’t bothering the baby. Charlie was fine. Goodness sakes.