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When the goats or Hurc Jumps up on you, knee them in the chest and tell them "NO!" and do not pet them at that time. It does not hurt them and that is one of the way a dog trainer trains them not to jump. but you both must be consistant with this for it to work. Good Luck with that. I trained 3 dogs that way. Love you guys.
Check out Redman products. Goats need selenium and Cooper. And in summer you can get it with garlic, which keeps flies away.
To Ken (?) and Ralph, thank you so much for helping Kyle and Shannon. My Daddy used to do heating, plumbing, electrical and air conditioning. I know what it is to rely on and have my dad's help.
Good evening from Orlando,FL. I JUST FINISHED WATCHING GRANDPA AND SAW ADLER AND TREAT WEDNESDAY
Howdy, Titusville over this way. Love this family, been here for little over a year.
It is wonderful you have your Dad's to help I have 6 boy's and they need help from mom and dad sometimes but when we need help they are always there for us I love that your family like ours is what is important ❤️ 💙 ♥️
Thank you for letting Kyle use your tractor, Ralph!! Thank you Shannon's dad for all the gravel!! Awesome you both help so much!! God bless
Greatwhen you have family to help you. Thank you Ralph and Shannon's dad!
Luigi just doesn't get to eat much grain Mario eats it all!
Hope they use seperate feeders soon.
Looking good. Thanks to the 2 Dads for helping these kids. They work hard for thier future farm, Ranch, or sanctuary. Kudos Dads.
I moved from the swamp to the hills in Florida, I hated the mud so I understand why you don't want to walk in mud.
Thanks Grandpa Adler and Shannon's dad for helping Kyle and Shannon.
Big thank you to the two Dads who help you achieve your immediate needs. I know that your parents will help you kids whenever they can and will continue to do so whenever needed. I am so happy to see you two so happy! God's blessings from Proctor Minnesota!
OMG, Hurck should NOT be eating that tree if it's a pine tree. The pine needle's can get stuck in his stomach and digestive trac and cause problems.
Cool video. And God bless you both and your whole family...family 🙏❤🙏❤🙏😊🙂😀
Oh and a MASSIVE thankyou to both Dads for helping. Dads are brilliant (as are mums) - Gosh - Im 49, and my parents who JUST had their 50th wedding anniversary in December (Im 50 in late September.... lol) - every single time I have had issues with my vehicles, were moving (and that involved not only 10 to 14 horses most times, but at least 2 to three truck/massive trailer/caravan loads of stuff) - he would hire small trucks and drive to where I was in the country (Australia is the size of the USA - and mostly Ive moved about half way around it most of the time....) and over he would come to drive all my stuff to the new location. You can never thank parents enough for what they do, but they know you appreciate every little thing.
Thanks Ralph and Ken for such love shown to Kyle and Shannon. 💖💖🙏🙏💕💕God Bless
Thank you Ralph for lending Kyle your tractor we all knew you would 💕💕😊
You could hang the feeders on the fence and stay outside of it to pour the feed into them. Put several holes in the bottom of them to drain the water. Separate them enough so everyone will have their own spot to keep tempers down. Looks like Herc wants to play with Nala more than eat first. 🙂
Good start to the shed. Love watching the goats. Poor Nala is propbably experiencing a little jealousy due to Herc & the goats. So nice that you have dad's that can help you with things to maybe make things a little easier. I know they are more than happy to do anything they can. Weather certainly can determine what can be done on any certain day, but yes, whatever happens, it is better than meetings & the office grind. You 2 are so cute to watch...
It is great that you have fathers (Ralph and Ken) who are multitalented and willing to share their efforts and equipment with you. The Storage shed foundation looks good. You might want to have at least 2 ft of stones on each side of the shed. Will save you walking and working around it. Blessings to all🙏🏼
You Guys ALWAYS made me LAUGH!! THANKS to Both of Your Dads for ALL the Help! Ralph for letting you use his Tractor and to Ken for bringing ALL the Base Rock !! DAD'S Can Be GREAT !! 💞💖💖💞
When a dog jumps on you, you can turn your back to him or raise you knee to him as he jumps on you. The knee usually works. Maybe it'll work on goats, too.
Shout out to the Dad's of these to youngins for helping when it's needed! You are very special Dad's indeed! Ya Hurk might shouldn't be chewing on the tree. Maybe if it was dead and dryed up it'd be ok Idk. 🤗❤👍
Hi guys from Scotland. Good advice for any animal training after years of raising assorted animals. Any animal jumps up , turn your back immediately and fold arms. Ignore them totally untill they get down. When they get down then you treat. Under no circumstances should you pet,rub, treat,love talk to, when they are misbehaving. I noticed sub consciously Kyle stroke Luigi's neck when he went for narla through fence. It is normal to want to pet and love on the boys but this will only get worse unless you nip it in the bud. Ignore bad behaviour and only treat good behaviour. It's worked on my family on anything from birds fish dogs guinea pigs cats hamsters farm animals too. Stay strong good luck much love.
Absolutely, totally agree. They want attention, that's why they're jumping up. Turn your back, fold your arms and ignore til they begin acting properly. Petting or talking to them simply reinforced the bad behaviors.
20x15 would be a better size for you? Are you going to wish you'd have done it just a little bigger. You need to get your equipment out of the elements. Looking forward to watching the build stay safe guys and God bless. Tony
Kyle is like Grandpa, speaks for the animals. I love it🥰
I just love watching you. Can’t wait to see your shed build.
After watching Ralph’s rental emporium I started watching yourselves. You’re so like your dad in many ways! Always have a giggle watching you both (especially your last video!! 😂) and can’t wait to see your homestead get bigger and better and more animals Love from me, miss molly and mr moose in Ireland 🇮🇪
Ps you definitely need two separate feeding bowls for Mario and Luigi to ensure they’re getting their share
Those boys! I love it when y'all recycle material. And yes a 60x60 is a SHOP! Sorry I missed the live, was on the last two minutes when I popped into the stream.
Gotta stick your knee up and out to keep them from being able to jump on you. As a very short person I never could stand jumpy dogs/animals either Shanon. Glad you're having good weather! Hope none of that stormy stuff got around you all. You both are so blessed with great dads and families that help you all out. It's good that the goats don't eat Herc's food. Dog food isn't good for other animals. At least the goats will smell good, like evergreen. Love you both! Have a blessed day!
Maybe Mario and Luigi's feed should be separated. It looks to me like Mario is not allowing Luigi to eat any grain.
I agree. Separate bowls hanging a ways apart. Luigi is getting pushes off the grain.
Goats need a herd.
@@valrummel7215 They just need more than one so it's not solitary.
I said the very same thing.
Welll all the advise… lol. I know nothing - nothing about goats. Except they are awful cute!!love Herc! Beautiful dog. Love Smokey too! Guess ya’ll are excited to get started on your new shed? Your so blessed to have such great parents! Have fun building and have a great day. Blessings to you two cuties! From OKC Grandmother.
I’ve never had goats before but I’ve had a St. Bernard and a Great Dane. Turning your back on smaller dogs works. The larger dogs I was always taught in puppy training to raise by knee at the same time they jump.
For breaking jumping in the goats... you need to talk to Liz at Syman Says Farms. She breaks her goats from jumping. Whatever she does, works.
Shanon and Kyle it is a Great Blessing having Dad’s who are able to help you.❤❤
You both are doing such a great job. You are so blessed to have 2 dad's that go out of their way to help you when possible. If your shed looks any thing like the goat palace it will be awesome. Be careful with Herc and the pine needles so he doesn't get one lodged in his throat. That could be bad.
A great big THANK YOU to Ralph, @grandpa adler farms, and Ken for all of the help you give to K&S, so that they can get Shady Acres built into the farm they want it to be. I never really had one, mine passed away when I was 9 months old, but dads are great.
Thank You, Dads for all you help and support. Keep Smiling. Stay Safe. God Bless! ❤🙏
Thank you Ken and Grandpa.
God bless your whole family.
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Kudos to the Dads who are so helpful to their children. I know they really appreciate you both for being there for them. I can hardly wait for the actual building to start. I hope you have enough pallets to build this shed....the more you can keep from having to purchase lumber the better off you will be when it comes time to build the house. Thanks for sharing and Herc says these pine needles make his breath smell good. LOL. Y'all have a Blessed day.
Big thank you to Ken & Ralph, always can depend on them😊 Great on the prep work for the shed. I think Herc will now have pine fresh breath🌲Take care & cheers 🐨🦘🥰
Oh no worries, we definitely catch some good belly laughs with you two. Thanks for that!
Watching you two start your very own homestead is so rewarding. I to am going to start making things with pallets. Out side furniture for the most part. I am doing it to start selling them and make a little extra income. I asked for electric tools for Christmas and i ended up getting a circular saw, a sander, and two jig saws. Now to start collecting the pallets. I also will be redoing old furniture. I'm working on a dining room set right now. Parts were loose or broken and the top has deep cut marks. I already repaired the parts and now i have to sand and re-stain and varnish. I love watching you build things. Love your family! All six of you.
I had a golden retriever that would eat all my Christmas lights when he was outside! I called the Vet & told him that I did feed him bread after I realized what he did. Vet said that was the best solution but continue to watch for blood in his fecal matter or if he started vomiting blood. After that, I made sure he couldn’t eat the bulbs…. So if Herc did is eating pine needles, maybe feed him bread & keep watch on him. Better safe than sorry! Losing a furbaby is almost as bad as losing a family member.
lol lol those babies are so sweet! Nala loves Herc. Herc is the sweetest dog. Great start on your shed. This is going to be nice and a good size. Yes, many thanks to both your fathers for all they do and share with you all. Great base for your shed. I hope you put lofts in each end for good storage of extra wood/supplies. 16x12 is a good size for your shed. I love how Herc drags his bed to different places. lol Mario is so pretty! All the best ...
Herc was cracking me up trying to eat that tree. 😂 Poor Luigi needs his own food trough, which it sounds like you're working on. For your chicken coop, Jason at "Sow the Land" has a couple of plans for DIYers and some videos on the ones he's designed. You are VERY fortunate to have both your dad's pitching in to help. I lost my mom at 24 and dad at 29, both with long illnesses and bedridden beforehand. I never really had that kind of support. You are Blessed!
Watch out for Herc eating pine needles, as the needles can irritate the stomach, as well as the oils in the tree. Won’t kill them but can make him sick!
Oh dear, we don't want that! What kind of reaction time are we looking at?🐾🐕🌲🤑
It's the chemicals...if you know Christmas trees come from a source with no chemicals, I would think they are ok. Christmas trees are supposed to be good for them. Remember, goats are ruminants...food passes through 4 compartments of the stomach.
Love all your animals, they put a smile on my face everytime. Love you guys to!!!!
I never realized Mario was so aggressive. Too bad Luigi and Nala don't get along. Maybe time will heal that. Herc is so good . Looks like the shed project is coming along. Great video. 💕 Big thank you to Grandpa Ralph and Shannon's Father for all their help .
Love the goats! All three of them. Lol 💕🙏🏻💕
So glad to see all your dreams come true?
The brown one bullies the white one. I don’t know anything about goats but could they be fed separate? The white one always lets the brown one have it.
They're brothers & the brown one, Mario, is the dominant one (also is the best looking!)🐐
That’s just part of being a goat.
@@lorainewhite727 I like the white one.
Hahaha Herc the goat nibbling away on that tree was pretty amusing! Hugs to Y'all
Great video ❤😊
Love your videos and enjoy watching them every time they come on. May the Lord bless you and Shanon and Nala and Hercules and the goats
Hercules looks sooooo majestic standing on his pallets! Such a beautiful and smart dog. Can't wait to see the shed when it's done. Little by little things are coming together ❤️
U should have a feed bucket for Hercules that hangs on the fence
Enjoy your show! Just wanted to remind you guys to keep the command simple while training. "DOWN" Keep up the great work! 😊
Kyle, you have come a long way working that tractor! I remember watching when you first borrowed it. Bless you both. Your teamwork is inspiring.
Your BLUE skies looks SO nice. We haven't had one in SO long!! "Maybe" Saturday!! Thank you, Grandpa Adler for letting Kyle use your tractor again. And to Shanon's Dad for hauling all the white river rock again!! They are really lucky to such good parents & willing to help when they can. Wish my parents were still here, lost both of them many yrs ago to cancer!! I am sure they would both love our lil ranch & we live about 12 miles from their homestead they had. They had a farm too! God Bless you for passing your support & helping hand to them. Happy new year to all of you & lookin forward to watching all of your journey's grow on your video's, God Bless
Where would we be without our Dads?
Nala have any shepherd breed in her ? Like Aussie? She'd naturally want to herd them. Yeah, Herc wants a new stick😁
Just an observation Kyle & Shannon, you have the grain feeder in the wrong spot. It shouldn't be beneath the hay feeder but beside it at the same level that will keep a lot of the hay from falling in. Also to break the animals from jumping I was told by our vet to bring your knee up when they jump up and give it to them in their chests. It can take a little while but it will work.
Its actually not a grainfeeder. It for keeping the hay from falling to the ground.
Whether they are on your Christmas tree, a wreath or some garland, pine needles can be a problem if ingested. The needles can puncture or irritate the lining of your dog's stomach, and the oils can irritate the mucous membranes. The needles may not kill your pet, but they can make him really uncomfortable and ill. Different trees can wreak havoc on livestock/animals.
I would suggest that you build a 16’x16’ shed. That is the size we built and we are very glad we did.
I thoroughly enjoy your videos, Kyle & Shanon!! The goats are doing so well and thriving, what a blessing! Herc and Nala are such good dogs. Looking forward to seeing your new built shed too!
You are both extremely blessed to have such a supportive family and the help from both dads is wonderful. Shout out to your dads for their help with attaining your goals 👍🏻💜❤ Thank you for sharing your lives with all of us 💜❤💜❤🙏
Just hang on, this silly weather will yoyo again! Keeping all of you in my prayers 💕🙏🏼
I always get at least one good laugh with you. I love the way you two love the fur babies. Happy new year!!
Yes you are very BLESSED, especially the fact that your dad is still here with you, and you get to enjoy that time with him/ both parents. It’s 😢for many during this time of year who’s loved ones ( especially parents) are no longer here. You are blessed beyond measure. Enjoy and treasure the time you have with your parents.
Our Yorkie and Jack Russell bark so loud when someone comes to the door. I bought a 97 cent blue water bottle in the shampoo isle. Every time they would not stop barking I sprayed them with one squirt of water. I only had to do this two times. When they start barking I pick up the bottle and they stop instantly. It may not work with the goats when they jump up on you. If not, you are out 97 cents at Walmart.
I really don't think you can out do yourself with that shed verses the goat shed. I love the goat shed! You're doing a fine job, keep up the hard work & sit back later and admire your hard work. I admire the pride that you put into what you do.
You are very blessed to have both dads help you ! ❤everything is falling into place for you !
So fun watching Herc and the goats interact with each other. ❤❤
I’m sorry I miss the lives!
I have no advice to give.
I know y’all figure things out.
Just keep on doing what you do!
Thanks, Dad’s, we love our children!
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PS! I love that Red shirt you have on!😁
I'm so excited to see what comes next for you guys...Y'all are an amazing couple...The goat's are growing so fast...Thanks for sharing...
We were always blessed that both of parents helped also. We have paid it forward with our children and their spouses.
Stretch out your flat over their head and say Down strongly. Be Consistent. They will learn quickly not to jump and of course love on them n give them Praise after the Command. Makes all the difference in the world to have your Dads supporting your efforts. You guys are deeply blessed n living the dream!!!
Thanks to the dads for the help but that’s what we parents do for our kids is called love. Blessings from Mississippi
What blessings to have the help of your two Papas. Many thanks guys for helping Kyle & Shanon’s dreams become reality. Home means so much more when it is surrounded by loving family members like y’all.
🥰 Aaron and Liz of Syman says farms are so fabulous !
Please research pine, spruce , fir trees and feeding to any animals. They cause problems due toxicity. A little is okay but i wouldn't actively make it a practice. Just fyi. I wish i would have told your brother. Have to research.
Enjoyed everything and love seeing Hercules pulling the tree❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ thank you for sharing have a wonderful evening ❤️ 😊
Take a step or 3 forward the second before they jump Hard to jump while in reverse lol Do not treat after a jump.. Try and catch them not jumping to treat while all 4's on the ground :)
I hope 2023 brings you both much happiness and joy. Thanks for bringing me much happiness/joy in 2022.
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, TO THE GREAT DADS....
KYLE WITH ALL THOSE DOWNED TREES YOU NEED TO PUT A FURE PLACE IN YOUR HOME. FREE HEAT IS THE BEST.. THE LAND IS LOOKING FANTASTIC CAN'T WAIT TO SEE IT COVERED IN GREEN.
Has anyone mentioned to you that putting pool noodles or pipe insulation tubing on your goats horns to protect you and the dogs from getting hurt. Make sure you measure the base of the horn so you know what size to buy. It is especially helpful when you start to have children. It doesn't hurt the goat at all. Good luck building the shed.🤩🥰
Have a spray bottle with water in it and if they start to jump up on you spray a little water into their face. The goats will learn fast that you don't want them to jump up on you. When we were raising goats we had a couple who liked to jump on us. That ended the problem in just a couple times of getting sprayed in their faces. I agree with Shannon!!! The storage tool shed is one thing but a Shed should have a cement floor and have way to heat with wood. You have to remember with Retirement every meal is a feast and every day is a holiday; don't rush the days.
Good EARLY Morning! I had eye surgery yesterday and now it's 1:40 a.m. the next day. Have a Blessed Day. You all are doing a wonderful job!
One more suggestion, if you leave one side open and make it 3 walls you will be able to get more stuff in it. Maybe even add a workbench in the back along with peg boards. That way you don't build doors to Limit storage space.
Screw down the bottom of the doggie bowl with a washer
To train dogs, and probably goats, to not jump up on you the trick is to raise your knee into their chest. The amount of force depends on how they respond.
Happy New Year Y'all!! Watching you guys feed the pup this morning, yall might consider putting a feeder on the fence for Herc. Big dogs should eat almost level, not with their head bending down. Reason is is they are more susceptable to bloat, and one cause is eating with their head bent down. I had a friend who learned this the hard way. Might not ever happen but to that one dog in a million, but so easily preventable. Smart idea training Herc not to jump. What a good treat for the goats! The trees offer antioxidants and trace minerals, a lot of vitamin A and C. And they also have de-worming, anti-parasitical properties. Funny how one tree is good for one animal and not the other as Chad told us they are not good for cows. Way to go dad's in helping Kyle and Shannon out. I know they appreciate it! Y'all have a great week!
Texas I really hope they see your message. I even Emailed grandpa Adler and warned him about the same food problem and asked that he tell K&S but it's still the same feeding process on both sides. 🤷♂️
Shannon, while you are thinking of an idea to keep the goats from tipping Here's bowl, you might want to think about what Kevin at Hidden Heights has pointed out Larger dogs can develop digestive issues if they have to bend down to get their food.
And now for the laughs. I contacted Ralph's Rentals to see if I could get the tractor after you finish. He did not say no. So when you are finished, could you please deliver it down here to Florida? 🤔🤣
You two do have a great pair of Dad's. I love the Retired Ralph's Rental Emporium.
Hello from Washington State. I love your channel.
Nala is beautiful and sweet. Not to mention totally unforgettable.
Shannon needs a little space for a bin the shop !! Bath Tub !🧁🍨🍰🍸🍭🍻🧋🥂🍨🥢🍯
Awesome I agree
I am 5'2" and my German Shepard stood almost to my waist. I broke her of jumping on me by taking a step back, raising my knee and telling her no when she jumped on me. As with any training, consistency and repetition is the key. You could also put your hand to their face, palm out, while you do the above. That gives them a hand signal to follow. With enough time they will learn to obey the hand signal only.
Nice getting the gravel down for the shed foundation. Eventually you'll have a proper place to store your equipment instead of trying to protect it with a tarp. 😉👍
And yes Mario and Lugi need separate grain bowls. Right now you can see Mario covers one half of the trough with his body and eating out of the other. Luigi is not getting his share. With two bowls spaced apart, if Mario chases Luigi of one, then Luigi can go to the other. You will find as you get more goats, you'll need to space them so when they push each other away, there is always a bowl to go to. Just food for thought. 💖😉💖
Love watch the 3 of them interact and they will make quick work of the tree 😁 Looking forward to the shed build❤️🇨🇦
Hi this is Richard . My wife and I met you at Lowe’s Wednesday and really enjoyed talking to you. Keep up the good work.
Suggestion make a 2 gate system. That way 1 gate is closed before you open the main gate. Use the palettes to make the system. That way you would not spend to much. I love watching your progress with the place. Your friend Mary of South Da6
Kyle, a little lesson on distribution of gravel, pratice keeping a steady speed, as you're doing that have your bucket full of stone/gravel whatever you're distributing high enough to see how much you put out-down that way you would have more control, once you're watching it. Practice makes perfect -- isn't that the saying?
Not trying to undermine you, just
enhance your capabilities 🤔👍👏❤