An Angry Goose Stole My Poor Dog’s House (Peace Was Never an Option)
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- My Livestock Guardian Dog Toby lost his house to a mother goose. How will he cope with the snow?
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So this video seems more controversial than I thought it would be. As a bit of a quick update, the goose is still living in the house. I could get her out, but because she has a good nest going right now, I don't want to break it up. Toby is content to sleep in the goose house. He seems to like it better. Believe me, if I thought Toby was not happy with the situation, I would chase the goose out, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
So it seems like a win-win to me and we'll hopefully get some goslings in about a month. I know that not everyone agrees with that approach. I also believe that everyone who watches our videos is entitled to an opinion. But that said, I always have to do what I think is best for the farm. Which is sometimes not the popular thing.
As long as the dog has a place he is comfortable with.
dogs make do! makes sense to not interrupt a good bird's nesting especially if you are hoping to teach them good nurturing instincts (says the person who has never raised a bird) but i wouldnt worry about Toby, and now you know how to fix the issue moving forward
In other words you care more about the few dollars those eggs will bring you than the dog. No, don’t worry about the dog. He is just an unpaid worker. Why should he have a comfortable bed to sleep in when it is freezing out. Someone should turn you into the spca.
I mean, doesn't make too much sense to me because I thought the whole point was because Toby didn't have a place to sleep and you felt bad because he took shelter UNDER the goose house. I'm sure you have your reasons as you've explained, and although they don't make sense to me, it overall just seems a bit unfair to Toby again as the geese have taken priority again.
@@julialee7491 he also showed us how much toby just enjoys being outside. outdoor dogs dont always want to be shut inside.
Any time Morgan does something for Toby, the birds all turn into the seagulls from Finding Nemo.
😂😂😂 Mine Mine Mine
@@valarielewis9501 yep mine mine mine
Why can't Toby live in your house? He must be miserable in the snow.
@@brendaschultz7161 Toby would be miserable in the house. Look up some information on Maremma Sheepdogs. Outside, in the cold or heat, is where they want to be.
If Morgan tried to make Toby a housedog, Toby would tear the place apart out of boredom and frustration.
@@brendaschultz7161 That particular breed of dog is meant to be outside fulltime.
Be careful that Toby doesn’t learn that his new house is a goose nest and the goose doesn’t learn the same. It’s really difficult to get an animal to unlearn something.
Hehe, same goes for humans. Well, I guess we _are_ animals still.
I think steralising the space so it no longer smells of goose and putting some form of barrier that is unfriendly to the geese should be fine.
That goes for people too
I love how Pablo and Toby could kill that female goose without even putting in a sweat but both looked at each other and went “not worth it” and ran away
Yeah lol
It's the farmer there afraid of. Not the goose.
Well, Toby could. I'm not so sure about Pablo (or at least, it sure wouldn't be easy for him).
they ran away to play together it seems. Well, that's what Toby thought at least :D
Could Pablo kill a full grown goose? A duck almost definitely, a baby bird of course, but a full grown goose probably weigh 30-50% more than Pablo
I feel bad for Toby. All of his houses taken over by geese. You could use your bird catching net to get that goose out of Toby's house and lock her in the goose house so she makes her nest in the appropriate place, then put flaps on Toby's and Pablo's doors.
SMART!!!!!
True, but he doesn't really want to deter her from her strong mothering instincts since she was hatched and raised there, as he stated, not in those exact words though sweetie :)
One channel ("Walter Santi") has 3 indoor cats and a pride of outdoor cats (adopted strays, in good health, all in Turkey). One of the indoor cats, Santi, is easily annoyed by the other 2, younger indoor cats. So human found a small room for Santi to use and put an electronic device on the door that recognizes the (in effect) pass key on Santi's collar. Cat learned to use it quickly because only he can enter and enjoy the room all his own. I bet something similar could be used for Toby's and Pablo's doors so that only they could enter once they learned that their doors responded to them and only them.
Morgan could rig something like that up, no problem!
@@debbys-abqnm4537 talking about a smart flap I think. Not sure if they do them in dog size but would certainly work for Pablo
Morgan I knew that was going to happen . The birds will think that straw is a nest and take it over. Instead remove the straw and put toby's doggy bed or keep the straw under his bed . That will help the situation .as long as you build a shelter with straw they will take it over as a nesting place . Sad they took toby's house over . Awesome video
I second that motion. Toby might even like a pillow type bed better
@@curiouscat3384 yea.
Straw is a better insulator and won't get wet or freeze like blankets or a dog bed would. Flaps for the door would probably work better to keep the geese out.
I agree. Get the straw out of there and put in one of those raised dog beds. They're like a trampoline.
My dogs always tore the flaps off of their dog house.
And my German Shepards would sleep in snow banks. They'd be nowhere to be seen until they were called, then the snow bank would erupt.
So, I wouldn't worry about Toby dog too much. It looks like he's got a great life going on at GSF.
@@violetgolden3380 your very knowledgeable about the proper use of straw in a dog house. And you are very correct.
Morgan, you may want to consider attaching curtains to the entrance of Toby's house; the heavy semi-transparent kind that are used commercially at freezer and cold storage entries. They part as you enter. Geese may find them daunting while Toby can get used to them. They are durable and while Toby may not need it, they also provide an extra measure of protection from wind and cold.
yes!! And he can leave a paw sticking out without a draft
I thought of draping the door too but I wonder if a guard dog wants good visibility from his resting spot?
@@curiouscat3384 That occurred to me, but, as it is, visibility would be no greater than 180 degrees from within his house and Toby would have to rely more surely on his keen hearing. The proposed curtains proved themselves efficient during many Wisconsin winters years ago when winters there were more extreme than they have been in recent years.
@@matthewmedow5482 Sure - who knows what goes on in the mind of a dog at 3am, lol. Maybe Morgan can do some surveillance videos of Toby's sleeping habits for us :)
Matthew Medow - That's what I thought of when Morgan said maybe he'd have to put one of those there.
Toby works too hard, he deserves his own house. The goose gotta go
The goose dosent even pay rent, evict his ass!
Take a plastic flat shovel and scoop her out of there. Toby finally got him a nice house and he shouldn’t have to leave it.
I agree!
The goose gotta go!
@@dogguy8603 Exactly 🤣😂🤣
I love Toby! If the door flaps don’t work you could try an electronic doggy door that is opened by an activator on the dog collar.
Hi Morgan, I just wanted to say that you should ignore all the people that are sending you hate and clearly don't understand that Toby has other places to sleep and usually prefers other locations anyways. I know that you would remove the goose without question if that was where Toby preferred to sleep instead of elsewhere.
If you want to make it easier to dislodge a goose from Toby's house, make that window open, so you can poke her from behind. Added benefit, a window that opens makes Toby's house cooler in summer.
Great idea!
Permie Bird - I thought it did open, and I kept telling him in my head, "open that window and push her from behind!" haha.
A nice place for potential cross breeze would be very helpful.
Morgan has a great template for goose nesting boxes. 😆
@@ruthannjones5873 the ducks are also starting to follow routine
By letting her nest on Toby's house for a month is gonna make Toby not use his house anymore since he won't see it as his house. At least that's the way I see it.
Obviously you are not a farmer and know nothing about these dogs.
@@lancejames9228 So I have to be a farmer and know everything about those dogs to know other than apply common sense? You dropped this🤡
@@Dreamerlok apparently common sense isn’t that common for you
@@TeranTheScrub Then please enlighten me with your common sense then.
I say the goose is a squatter. It takes time .. 😱🐣
My blood started to boil when I saw that mean goose in poor Toby Dog’s house! He’s such a good, noble dog 🐶
Try removing the straw from Toby's house. Can't have the geese getting comfy in there especially if you plan on having two dogs
Just my opinion, but Toby needs his own space. You made that place for him.
He’s going to fix it just not now I heard
It’s back end of nesting season so she could leave on her own
As long as the geese can get access to his house they will and they will take over every time. Honestly it was obvious from the beginning that this would happen if they can just waltz in there
Are you suggesting reasoning with a broody goose? Yeah, that’ll work 😂😂😂
I agree, he needs to make sure Toby has his own house that he can always rely on to go in and get sleep. Otherwise if he's tired he won't be as effective a guard dog, which might lead to him not deterring predators and having some of the flock getting eaten.
You can use a small blanket to cover the goose and scoop them up. It will protect them from flapping and getting hurt and you from being bit. Wild birds of prey are moved this way in rehab wildlife centers. Good luck.
Hi..... Morgan nice to see you, thank you for sharing your video homestead 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 🎥👍👍👍
Omg that title tho 😂😂😂
Peace really is never an option with geese 😂
1:52 that brief clip of the goose establishing dominance as Pablo and Toby run off together 😻
... they don't wanna get pecked ...
Toby deserves his house. You should move the eggs and if she has such a strong maternal instinct she’ll move to. I wouldn’t let the geese boss the dog around
That's not true. You should never move a nest. They tend to abandoned it
lol you don't 'let' geese
this is how geese do
Toby should live inside
@@jadmershed8941 He's a guard dog, he needs to be available to the outside if needed
Absolutely right. This is TOBY'S house,,,, maybe there a type of door that only Toby can push through
I think geese are genuinely the embodiment of being a nuisance to every living creature lmao
It's a survival trick, though it probably doesn't work on owls and other large hunting birds and maybe larger reptiles.
This is happening when a big child is in charge. My grand mother was half of his size or maybe less, but she was still ten times bigger than the goose. She simple grabbed the critter by the neck and threw it aside. We children were quite afraid of mother birds, but my grandmother had no stress. If a bird was too aggressive she just slapped the por creature over the head and sent it spinning.
@@debbys-abqnm4537 I mean, you can scare off bears and even elephants by just standing your ground, waving your arms threateningly and being assertive. Basic intimidation is a surprisingly universal gesture. Even if they can clearly call your bluff, most animals still would not want unnecessary confrontation. After all, 1 nasty cut can easily spell your doom via infection. (Warning! Do not go out of your way to attempt this on wild animals. This technique is inherently risky, and can backfire badly. Also, random internet comments are generally bad advice.)
@@ehombane That's how to handle them. Grab them by the neck and kick them the hell out of there. Otherwise, the geese are running the show.
Goose: I think humans and dogs are the embodiment of being a nuisance to me personally.
It was only a matter of time. From the time I saw you put straw in Toby's house I knew this would happen. 🐶
You know what is best for your farm 👍
Thank you for shearing your farm life with us all ❤️🙏❤️
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get a big rake or something behind the goose and just pull her out. we had literally the same thing happen at my grandma's, and we just kept pulling the birds out of the dog's house with a rake and one day they just didnt go in anymore.
When I was a child my family had a dog -- a mixed breed -- named Flora. This was so long ago, but we never forgot Flora. She'd always come running before we had a chance to get the key in the door. No other pet can return affection, as much as a dog does. And working dogs do just that and more: they look out for your best interests and are happy with whatever they get in return. Our beloved Flora got hit by a car. I wasn't even school age yet, but it was the first sense of grief and loss I experienced. We were so besides ourselves that we couldn't think of replacing Flora, so we didn't. For a great while it pinged to turn the key in the door to know that Flora wasn't coming. I think of Flora sometimes when I look at Toby. He's got that same loyal spirit; he is a darling dog.
bro watching bruce walk around with his harem is awesome, he deserves the ladies!
Awe, poor Toby dog😟. His a tough dog but he deserves his little house.
Morgan i think you need to build a hatching pen. All geese wanting to hatch and acting threatening, need to be put in the hatching hotel. Toby needs his house back coz its snowing!
Poor Toby! He is such a nich dog! Big hug to Tobydog!
Hi Morgan. I'm watching your videos for a few months now and i got really inspired to work with animals as well. unfortunately i have terminal cancer and can't really plan very far ahead. but i saw an ad for voluntary help in the small farm here in the park right near my house! so i'm going to try and help them with their chickens, rabbits, guinneepigs, sheeps and goats! a few hours a week, seems fun, feeding them, cleaning their place a bit, letting them in or out, collecting eggs, etc... unfortunatly they don't have ducks or a dog! but they have a cat! looking forward to it, i'll start next week...
I’m not a doctor, so this isn’t medical advice.
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I take it daily as an anti inflammatory instead of ibuprofen which causes heart damage. Research is showing it is likely good for many ailments, including arthritis, COPD, cancer of various types, and more...I discovered it because it is already being included in OTC joint pain treatment.
It was included in the oldest medicinal text known...3000 years old!
Some rare people get elevated heart rate, but I haven’t experienced that. Other rare people had a few days of diarrhea or flatulence, and it may have been from killing off some bad gut things...it is also useful for ulcers caused by bacterial infection in the gut.
Enjoy your days and don’t be scared. The other side of biological life is real and very very beautiful. ✨💖✨
I'm so sorry about your diagnosis. Try to not let it define the rest of your life. I've always enjoyed working with and around animals very soothing so I hope you enjoy it, even the dirty parts which Morgan does tend to gloss over.
Roger forgive my presumption but since you have the strength and energy to pursue this passion may I suggest you take a look at a channel called ChrisBeatCancer. He also has a website. He's a survivor (10 yrs I think) and did it holistically with nutrition and other modalities. He interviews top doctors, scientists, and other survivors of a wide range of cancers. Inspiring and helpful even when you think there's no hope just because the Oncology industrial complex says so. There's also an excellent doctor Erin Connealy who wrote book "The Cancer Revolution". I actually recommend all of these to anyone wanting to learn and PREVENT or CURE cancer. Best wishes to you and I hope working with animals nourishes your soul and brings you peace :)
@@curiouscat3384 Chris Wark had surgery to remove his cancer which cured him. He is very careful to gloss over that fact when he is telling other people to do stupid things that will kill them. I strongly suggest people do not listen to people like him and do independent research.
@@KenS1267 I don't want to hijack Morgan's channel but I'll just say that surgery was ONE part of Wark's recovery and he never promises to cure anyone by following his experience. What he does is present tons of information and experts from many disciplines for people to choose from, all or some or one option (in other words he's providing resources for individuals to do their own "independent research") In fact he encourages a multi-faceted approach. The only thing he preaches is to not assume that an oncologist is god as they pretty much have protocols and profits at heart and not the patient's POSSIBLE different outcome. .
My guy get Toby his own house 😂😂😂 these geese to crazy. This man works to hard for this shit
Toby - "Dad, the small angry bitey thing stole my house plz halp"
your animals all look very happy and in great condition...that's the sign of a good farmer! *respect*
Surprised you did not use your catch net to pull the goose out of Toby's house.
U are on RUclips... sometimes you need a plot
the goose needs to go now not in a month!!!! Toby dog needs his own space, out with the goose!!!!! respect toby dog and his space, man up!!
Yeah this whole situation with the dog house is so stupid I almost think it's intentional
We do need drama to make things interesting! ;)
That's the first thing I thought. Use the goose net! Why on earth is he not using the darn goose net? Poor Toby.
Awwwe poor toby he needs his rest after all he is the best boi gaurd dog and needs his comfy home to snuggle up in after his night shifts are done. Am sure Morgan will sort it one way or another because he is awesome like that 👨🏻🌾🐺🐶🐾💖
Pablo has been growing. . . How can I say this
Big
YEET306 - Most cats, especially those who live outdoors, do grow "big" for the winter. And most lose the "big" as the weather warms each year and the extra fat and fur are not longer necessary.
Chunky boy for sure
Makes me sad Toby's house got taken over :( He deserves a nice warm place to nap throughout the day so he can rest up for guard duty during the night :(
I am interested in starting something similar to your farm in Eastern Ontario, Canada. I’m currently doing the long grind of saving. I’m really lucky to have found your channel. It’s really nice to see someone in an almost identical climate tackling the same challenges I will have - I’m literally studying you. It’s great to know what I want to do, where I live, is possible.
Go for it man!!! Good luck im only young but im working for a homestead too!! Im praying for you!!!
There's a duck farm that I believe is still for sale in Rentfrew, Ontario by "50 Ducks in a Hot Tub", (Matt) here on RUclips. I don't know if he's sold yet. He may have to wait until the pandemic stuff settles down? If you're serious, you might want to check out his channel, take a look at his set up there. It's a nice place.
Poor Toby buddy. 😢 His face is so sad and tired. That goose is legit! I’m with y’all! Leave her be!! 😬 I love your rooster! He’s so handsome! And the ducks! They see you and are like “Peace out nest! You’re on your own now eggs!” 😁
Go get the net and pull the goose out of Toby's house.
I can't help but feel so bad about Toby, he deserved that nice house :(
this whole time with the goose in Toby’s house I’m talking to my tv screen: “get the net. GET THE NET!”
It's these types of videos that just let me enter a wholesome environment and escape some of the toxic things in my life, Thank you!
You used a fishing net to catch the buff geese, maybe you could use one to move that goose outta Toby's house.
He might if he saw Toby making him some money.
@@ellietobe - You have made several nasty comments/attacks about Morgan, including wanting to report him to the SPCA. Why? Are you a troll who just loves to stir up passions and be disruptive? Have you watched all or most of the videos? You certainly do not come across as a Gold Shaw Farm devotee.
Not gonna lie I’m watching this instead of studying for finals. Thank you for recoding your process and your thoughts, it’s interesting and entertaining, thank you. Every few weeks when I’m stressed I always find my way towards your videos, thanks for doing what you do!
If you've got unruly geese, a handy tip is to grab them just behind the head. Sure, it doesn't really prevent them from doing anything, but it does make it awkward for them to whack you or nip you, meaning you can have an easier time dragging them out of places they shouldn't be.
Absolutely! Gotta know how to handle them without being timid about it. Yeah, goose bites suck, but they're not THAT bad. A gentle yet purposeful grasp behind the head, then scoop Their behinds with the other hand just to move them is fine, and sometimes has to be done.
@@alliechampagne1404 - And how do you scoop up a goose when you are on your hands and knees? Morgan has done such scooping when the geese were in the barn and Morgan was standing above them.
@@wendyweaver8749 Pull her out first, then scoop once she's out the door. Swift & purposeful. One hand behind her head, the other holding her like a football so she can't flap her wings.
I cannot even begin to tell you how much joy I get out of watching your channel. I have a creek/pond near me and because of you, I have started to watch and notice the relationships and behaviors between them all. It is quite comical at times. Thank you so much for doing these videos. And there is nothing funnier than the ducks waddle....when they speed up to get to the pond priceless. They got that wiggle wiggle
Honestly you should've pulled out the goose mother right when she started nesting. Toby dog deserves his space, the geese already have theirs
Toby deserves his house,
but you trained him to never show aggression to birds...
So he needs you to fight for him. That goose gotta go!
Yea that goose has to go out of his house lol 😂 it’s funny how she just takes over like she is the boss hahaha hope you’re having a great day Morgan 👍👍👍👍
That dog and cat house is awesome. You’re a good carpenter. We do live and learn.
I love these videos. I'm glad your channel is doing so well and that you have avoided the political and religious pitfalls that destroy many channels.
"I do not like the cobra chickens." - a wise man regarding geese.
As much as I admire your farm commune and your approach, I do admire the fact that you take the time to react to comments. 👍👍 I'm looking forward to a new Goldshaw farm story every day😊👌
Honestly I feel like the geese should learn Toby is at the top of the pecking order here, he shouldn't be ruled by the ones he is supposed to protect :0
He has a easy going dog. But I will admit when I lived on the farm with geese the dog bossed around the geese. The dog never killed a bird and ignored the chickens. However, after being bullied as a puppy the dog when it got full size was not afraid of them and chased them if he did not want them somewhere.
Thank you. I think your doing the right thing. Follow your gut.
Morgan, that goose has to go!! Toby needs his OWN HOUSE! And deserves his own place!!
Morgan's very good at marketing. Nothing to up RUclips engagement like a situation that demands commentary!
Hey Morgan, don't you have a fishing net i've seen you use to scoop up geese? Use that. Don't put straw in there. Get a big dog bed. Make it half the space bed and half bare wood floor. Straw is for the birds. lol
The slow-mo made my day, truly I was feeling crappy but that made me laugh out loud and I needed that.
That poor dog was trying to tell you something the entire time. X'D He's just so polite you couldn't understand he had an ISSUE for you to look at.
All I ever watch is true crime and you on RUclips. You are definitely my wholesome escape from when the true crime gets to be too much
What channels do you watch??
I literally do the same. Omg
Honestly, I just pick my geese up. Their bites don't hurt, especially when you are wearing thicker clothes. They are just a bit indignant when you do that.
You must have a very high pain tolerance, or gentle geese. I would literally want a jaguar or tiger before I'd want a goose. Big cats are far more trainable.
Don't worry! I have no plans on getting either, yet worked with both in the past.
@@CarolReidCA I have a few very nice geese, but the rest are jerks. I have gotten a bruise or two, but their beaks are not meant to eat flesh, so it's like a big pinch.
I remember having geese as a kid. I'd grab them just under the chin around the neck to control the head and support the body under my arm. No goose bites! Handle the head like a poisonous snake.
@@SlygothaTheBroodmother YUP.
@@SlygothaTheBroodmother yeah, some of them you have to control the head. Geese are angry birds!
Just add a flap and get a normal weatherized dog bed. The straw is probably attracting birds and Toby will want nothing to do with that house if you let the geese stay.
No matter what YOU GOT TO BE YOU. That is what we tune in for. (But if you watch the video Toby looks sad, which breaks our virtual hearts)
Toby started no dedicated house, and does way to good of a job to be out of a house already for a month. This is one of your moments where you're gonna need to do some of your "i goofed lets fix it learning" and do whats best for TobyDog. Goose needs to be relocated. Especially after teaching him he isn't allowed to assert himself over the geese. Tobydog will retire to your home as a pet, goose will retire as a meal on the table.
Toby is the gpodest boy in the world. He is a king.
The guy has never had a pet and he sees Toby as an employee, not a pet. The dog spent a Vermont winter with a shed and some hay on the ground. The shed was filled with bird crap and rodents. This guy should be turned into the humane society.
@@ellietobe toby is a working dog, ( check out @wendweaver 's reaction above.). Please inform yourself first before posting a comment like this.
@@ellietobe you’re a straight hater lol. You clearly don’t know that Toby’s breed has been a guardian/protector breed for farms for centuries hence their coats and layers of fur. I think if Toby were to really want to go in there he could go in there and fuck that bird up but we know Toby is a gentle soul and can adapt to this situation like his breed has been doing for centuries! Let the man farm!
Hey this Curt I get my stuff from Tractor Supply in Madison Ga. they r remodeling and thanks to you they have removed that tall brooder and went back to the old way in a tub nd heat lamp. Much happier chicks now Thank you
For Toby's house, make a dog door out of screen material. Use a strong magnet at the bottom so the screen has some weight and will center itself at rest and add some resistance to movement. Should be enough to dissuade the geese, but not enough to bother Toby.
Love❤🐾 Toby🐾Dog 🐾& ❤🙏Y'all 🙏😘
Mama goose in the dog house is a perfect target for time laps video.
Tobey's just too damn nice to your birds. Poor guy keeps them safe and even gives up his own home to them... Loved the slo-mo @2:20 of the ducks by the way, would love to see more of that.
I grew up with ducks, and dogs. No Toby should have a piece of outdoor carpet in there no straw, you put strawberry in there and there is it going to be a critter that wants to nest, those materials are nesting materials dogs don't nest just some carpet, an old coat something of yours and he'll be a happy camper.
I get what you are saying but a lot of dogs do nest, One of my dogs is a big nester with her straw and even tries to on her normal bed.
HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY TO ALL THE MOMMAS ON THE FARM!!!
1:54 Pablo and Toby running for their lives 😂
Poor tired and cold Toby. He’s just too sweet for this world.
Agreed.. easiest people and animals to neglect
If you're going to let the goose get the damn dog house at least give Toby some extra rations it's the least compensate for the lack of shelter this way he can create enough body heat to keep warm and stay energized to the job properly
Luke - Have you not watched the videos describing Toby's breed and how they have lived for centuries? Have you not seen the videos where Morgan extracts armfuls of fur as spring morphs into summer?
Toby can overheat inside even in a non-heated shelter. Toby has consistently rejected or rarely used the shelters Morgan has made or remodeled for him. He is out and about most of the night (see the night camera footage) guarding the farm and with the geese free 24/7, the night job is even more important. Toby is not a pet - Toby is a working dog who was bred to live outdoors all winter in the hills and mountains with the herds being protected. Toby has more creature comforts than his working brethren in North America and Europe.
@@wendyweaver8749 I know what breed of dog it is and I'm quite aware of it being a special type of mountain dog but give me another dog extra rations now and then will come will improve the dog's mood as well as help him fight off any extra bits of by a cold is for a coat cannot handle quite aware of cold weather dog breeds I'm from Northern Michigan or huskies and all sorts of hunting and cattle dogs as well as farm dogs are raised I help raise them myself along with my family members are used to handling such type of dogs we always give them extra rations if they don't have a chance to get into a shelter this way they will not freeze to death
I'm shoked about some of these comments, Toby has a warm place to stay, he's fine
Lol, put up a gate that Toby can get over, but blocks momma goose... Poor Toby Dog...
Impossible, geese can fly and jump pretty high
Geese will figure out a doggy door too.
@@Superbug-tf8zy
His geese are _way_ too fat to fly.
@@DinnerForkTongue Those geese can get 4 or 5 feet in the air at least, seen it on video.
Lol to the people thinking that brooding foul are gonna fly in somewhere they can't see. They're lucky that they can make it up a ramp. BTW, I'm speaking from experience, I would never make a suggestion if I hadn't had success.
Toby knows best! What a sweet dog oxox
I know you make the best decisions you can for your farm. But I really feel bad for Toby dog. He seemed to me to be trying to lead you to his house and the problem goose, expecting your help. But maybe I'm seeing more than is really there. It's just sad he had to give up his snug place during the less than ideal weather.
Devstorm - It appears that you not watched all of the Toby videos since he came to Gold Shaw Farm. Toby has consistently rejected or rarely used the shelters Morgan has made or remodeled for him. He is out and about most of the night (see the night camera footage) guarding the farm and now, with the geese free 24/7, the night roaming is even more important.
Everyone wants the new condo! Poor Toby, he's got prime property!
You should get some cat gloves (i think they’re welding gloves? i work at a vet and we call them cat gloves lol) for da broody geese
Awww you should relocate the nesting goose. The geese can learn boundaries. Toby is your 24/7 defender ❤️
Morgan: She just trying to be a good mother.
Meanwhile, get the heck out of here chicken!!!😂
Your videos always bring me so much joy even when it’s simply taking care of some geese
Could just use a rake to pull the straw out and even gently nudge the goose out with the straw at the same time. But first, set up a nesting box elsewhere. Maybe in that corner of the barn just build a small covered box with straw with the entrance facing away from the main door.
broody chickens and ducks like total PRIVACY and quiet when they're sitting so I assume geese do too. I don't think they're just randomly picking spots - they're searching for privacy. Then put up a DO NOT DISTURB sign :)
Tobi is my favorite dog on YT! ❤️
I definitely wouldn’t let the goose take over that spot. It has plenty of other places to nest. I would take a rake or shovel and gently drag her out. Just my idea though. I love how gentle Toby is with all the animals.
Murphys Law!! If it can happen it will happen!!! Love all. Great Videos
The goose has to go, it's kicking Barn cat and Tobi out of their place. You have to put your foot down on what you're going to allow and not allow.
Absolutely agree. The goose is now taking over,,,, bullying Toby from his rightful dog house made for him
I think it's okay.
Beautiful animals. Love your ducks.
If ypu leave thst goose in there what is toby going to do for shelter. Plus a month from now it will stink of goose poop. Poor toby he is an vital part of the farm too.
Charlotte Majewski - Have you not watched the videos describing Toby's breed and how they have lived for centuries? Have you not seen the videos where Morgan extracts armfuls of fur as spring morphs into summer? Have you not watched all of the Toby videos since he came to Gold Shaw Farm? Toby has consistently rejected or rarely used the shelters Morgan has made or remodeled for him. He is out and about most of the night (see the night camera footage) guarding the farm and with the geese free 24/7, the night job is even more important.
Toby is not a pet - Toby is a working dog who was bred to live outdoors all winter in the hills and mountains with the herds being protected. Toby has more creature comforts - even without counting his doghouse - than his working brethren in North America and Europe.
@@wendyweaver8749 you’ve copied and pasted this comment everywhere. Regardless of the breed and temperament, dogs like humans, have a sense of territory and ownership of what they call theirs. Some dogs are very vocal and violent about it, others like Toby are very chill and relaxed. However as a farm dog who’s job is to protect the geese and birds it’s vital that the geese know that Toby is as he should be, at the top of the pecking order and need to learn that Toby’s space is off limits. It’s an unhealthy relationship between the two if the creatures Toby protects do not respect him and his boundaries, especially if this behavior continues they will assume that Toby is below them and might start pecking at him randomly to show dominance and try to fight him, which would be bad. While you’re right that Toby does not use many of the shelters, it is clear in this video Toby is not too happy about the goose stealing his space. Morgan needs to build more nesting areas and remove the geese from the areas like Toby’s hut so they learn that they should use the nesting areas.
4:25 ahw that is extremely cute. The little noice they make and the snow on their beek.
Use the net to get that goose out of Toby's house - he deserves his space!
I always remember the head goose who lived on the farm when I was younger; his name was Gregory Peck, and what he surveyed, he ruled!
You: have snow Me in Sweden: raining for 2 days straight
THAT'S TOBY'S HOUSE, HE SHOULDN'T HAVE TO GIVE IT UP.
DO YOU HAVE A SHEPHERDS HOOK OR A FISHING CATCH NET.
COME ON MORGAN YOU'RE BIGGER AND SMARTER THAN THAT GOOSE!!!
GET ER DONE.
TOBY IS FIRST IN THAT YARD.
HE SHOULDN'T HAVE TO LIVE IN FEAR WHEN HE NEEDS SHELTER.😇😭😩😩🤡☠
Kick them out! and the straw is just a bedding sign to the geese, got to change that or they will naturally think its a nest
Ohh man..poor Tobs. I feel for him.
Lol I would have dragged that damn goode out of there so fast - Toby is too nice lol
You take awesome care of your LDG! I was just talking to our livestock vet and she said the way some people treat their LGDs is just sad with their lack of care. They are a member of the team and family. Some people just forget they rather be outside with their flocks or herds than sleeping inside. We run poultry, mostly meat turkeys but still alot of ducks, chickens and guineas. I give you credit with all these geese, not sure i could do that haha. Damn even we are warmer here in MN right now then there!