Horses coming in for dinner. They know exactly where their stalls are. The donkeys always come in the same order Andrea first, then Brittany and finally Cookie (ABC order).
Horses were ignoring the dog. Horses don't need to be herded in that situation, they are smart enough to know exactly where they are going. I used to let my horse out of his paddock 6 blocks from home and NOT once did he ever get lost or not find his way, without me, back home.
On the contrary, that is NOT the behavior you want from a dog, around horses. The dog is overstepping, and poses serious liability for this barn. If I were paying money to board my horse somewhere and they allowed a dog to nip at my horse's legs, I would be livid.
@@renattaburke3500 thumbs down, basically because I disagree. However, I don't these kinds of things. I not had this kind of routine. Thank you for being honest and expressed the business end of it. Because I think most people watching are making this personal. Love this. Thank you for sharing.
@@hopeandgracetompkins3707 imagine paying thousands of dollars for an animal. Imagine paying hundreds of dollars a month just to board that animal. Add in the cost of feed, tack, routine vaccinations and worming, plus regular visits from the farrier, and you got one expensive hobby. Now imagine the people that you pay to provide your horse a safe place to live, allows their dog just snip the tendons in your horses back legs because they thought it was funny. And I'm not even touching on the physical risk to the dog at self. That dog is just one kick away from death and it's just appalling how these people are so trivial with the lives of these animals. This is just stupid animal husbandry, I'm sorry that you don't have the brain power to comprehend that.
When my husband and I used to go cross-country skiing, he would tell me that towards the end of the trail, I started going faster and faster like a “horse going back to the barn for dinner.” Now I see what he meant. 😂🤣
I remember going for a trail ride in a park near my home and forgetting the time but my horse had a built-in clock and knew it was time to eat - The ride home was pretty exciting because he was definitely in a hurry
@@mala3isity I totally agree with you. I feel very sorry for dogs that have to live in small apartments alone all day long and living with dog nuts that impose on them a life style that is completely non natural to dogs.
@@Cristina_C7 Dogs can adapt and be very happy in places not natural to them. On the flip side, dogs doing what they were bred to do and hating every minute of it. I'm happy that the best is happening for this dog. :)
@@mala3isity A dog is a pack animal. I really doubt that a dog like to be alone all day closed indoors. That is why we already have dog psychiatrist. They are becoming as neurotics as their owners. :)
You have a Border collie rounding up the horses. I love it. I have heard that horses know when it's time to be fed But these horses knew what stalls to go into. How can you not love these beautiful animals.
@@virginiamoss7045 That´s it , the horse knows the dog at 100% and vice versa, Border Collie are the kind of dog, that will tell you in a very strict way, what they want you to do and you will do it.
@@Angeebabee Horses nip at each other to instigate play (especially their legs) or harder to indicate various things like to move or dominance. It's a very clear message, though just pinning their ears is usually enough. A horse will tell you just about everything with its ears.
@@quetzal3103 That's not a Karen, kid. A lot of idiots are using it out of context now. Y'all throw "Karen" around like "OK Boomer" thinking it's relevant when it's not. Since you seem to be lacking on what defines a Karen, let me explain. "Karen is a pejorative term for a woman seeming to be entitled or demanding beyond the scope of what is normal. The term also refers to memes depicting white women who use their privilege to demand their own way." Pointing out a fact is not a Karen. Learn the difference. 🤦♀️You look like an idiot using it wrong.
Animals do tend to form routines and these guys are comfortable with it. I am sure that there is always a straggler that thinks “ oh mom can’t I stay out later” just like kids. 🤩🥰🙏
You should have seen how my uncle's family and their herd of 80 milking cows got things done ! It was a sight ! Everybody knew their places. Everybody knew their jobs. They talked, they ate, they milked, they cleaned up . . . and species didn't matter. I sure miss that.
KMA Asociates. Exactly. When I was a little kid, I used to spend a lot of time at my aunt's farm and was fascinated by how the cows always went to the same stall in the milking parlor. My cousin, who is now 90 and lived on the adjoining farm, always wondered the same thing. How did they know?
@@marlenalinne7958 You may be underestimating the intelligence of animals. Show them exactly where their food is a few times and they will definitely remember.
Oh border collies are only happy when they have a job to do otherwise they drive you crazy with their energy and intelligence. If you think you want one you better have as much stamina as they do.
I didn't realize why I was waiting so long to watch this until they ran in. Magnificent horses. And what a good pup! You are all Blessed. Amen Thank you for sharing
Just like an assembly line.....they enthusiastically go right to their own stall......and I love that precious ankle biter dog helping out. So cute.😂🤣😂
This is beautiful. We had two unrideable horses that roamed 70 acres. When we whistled and called the dominant gelding they would run home to the house fence and tuck into pellets .. Lucerne and molasses. Great times
I grew up on a dairy farm and we had stantions for 40 milking cows, and every cow knew her own place. And woe to a cow that went into someone elses place.
junebug girl my grandfather closed his dairy but only kept a few cows. He could call them at milking time and into the yard they'd run waiting for a treat
I had seven horses that did exactly the same thing every night. I’d call them in from the 17 acre field, after putting their food and water in the stables and they would all run up and go into their own stable. Also had 2 very large goats and a pet sheep and whenever it started raining the sheep, William, and the goats would run from, wherever they were on the farm, into their stable to get out of the rain!!!! William lived until he was 10 years old and is buried in my garden in front of my house on the farm.
I tried feeding grain in the barn and putting hay in the paddock - My new Arab gelding chased the other horses away from the hay so he could eat it - So, I put out four separate piles of hay but he was smart and ran between them eating and keeping the rest away - I learned a good lesson - Feed them in their stalls - In really cold snowy weather I would leave the stall doors open so they could come inside but 9 times out of 10 they stayed outside, turned their rump to the wind and hunkered down - Great memories
Awww, that lil precious dog, rounding them up-too cute😄 Lovely horses, awesome furbaby.
They are so precious they just come in and go right to their stall that is so cute
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That dog is in heaven!!! He knows exactly what is needed.
That is so funny to see that dog zipping round rounding up the horses and they obeyed the dog too. Amazing.
Its a herding dog.... shes just doing her job... what she was bred to do and instinctually wants to do...
Horses were ignoring the dog. Horses don't need to be herded in that situation, they are smart enough to know exactly where they are going. I used to let my horse out of his paddock 6 blocks from home and NOT once did he ever get lost or not find his way, without me, back home.
Beautiful horses and I absolutely love the dog.
Smart dog, excellent at his job. Horses seem to have adjusted to the routine and do not appear to be very stressed .
Nice dogi
That's a border collie day leave no job unfinished🐶🐕❤
On the contrary, that is NOT the behavior you want from a dog, around horses. The dog is overstepping, and poses serious liability for this barn. If I were paying money to board my horse somewhere and they allowed a dog to nip at my horse's legs, I would be livid.
@@renattaburke3500 thumbs down, basically because I disagree.
However, I don't these kinds of things. I not had this kind of routine.
Thank you for being honest and expressed the business end of it. Because I think most people watching are making this personal.
Love this. Thank you for sharing.
@@hopeandgracetompkins3707 imagine paying thousands of dollars for an animal. Imagine paying hundreds of dollars a month just to board that animal. Add in the cost of feed, tack, routine vaccinations and worming, plus regular visits from the farrier, and you got one expensive hobby. Now imagine the people that you pay to provide your horse a safe place to live, allows their dog just snip the tendons in your horses back legs because they thought it was funny. And I'm not even touching on the physical risk to the dog at self. That dog is just one kick away from death and it's just appalling how these people are so trivial with the lives of these animals. This is just stupid animal husbandry, I'm sorry that you don't have the brain power to comprehend that.
When my husband and I used to go cross-country skiing, he would tell me that towards the end of the trail, I started going faster and faster like a “horse going back to the barn for dinner.” Now I see what he meant. 😂🤣
🤣🤣🤣👍
It's not just to eat. Barn is where the herd is.
What a great Border Collie. She is trained well and seems the horses love it once in the barn. Home in time for dinner.
Amazing how the dog is doing his job, bringing the horses inside.
That’s absolutely amazing! He’s running around like a big shot. What a cute and confident little dog! ☺️
Love him! Didn't know what scurried by at first. 😂
The dog is not “running around like a big shot”. He is doing his job of herding the horses and donkeys into the stable.
@@michaelchaplin2248 good lord Michael. Lighten up. ☮️
@@mayneeyuh8713 Why?
You stated an opinion, I stated a fact...
I remember going for a trail ride in a park near my home and forgetting the time but my horse had a built-in clock and knew it was time to eat - The ride home was pretty exciting because he was definitely in a hurry
Meal time our not, horses will always hurry back to the barn because that's where their herd is as well as the food.
There is no stopping them either if they are heading for the barn. I fell off once because a horse I didn’t know did that to me.
I do EXACTLY the same when I turn into my DRIVEWAY.
Head for the garage. Head inside. Chow.
LOL
EXQUISITE horses, ADORABLE pup!! Love these guys!!
How smart they know where their rooms are.
Border collies amaze me. Their inborn instinct.
Great dogs
Yep, I remember when the landline phone would ring and you'd get up to get the phone, and you'd be herded, or answering the doorbell...lol
My darling soulmate Hypatia was 1/2 Boarder Collie 1/2 Australian Shep was 100% awesome friend!
I love how the Border Collie is sheparding the horses into the barn.
A happy dog doing what she was bred to do.
@@mala3isity I totally agree with you. I feel very sorry for dogs that have to live in small apartments alone all day long and living with dog nuts that impose on them a life style that is completely non natural to dogs.
@@Cristina_C7 Dogs can adapt and be very happy in places not natural to them. On the flip side, dogs doing what they were bred to do and hating every minute of it. I'm happy that the best is happening for this dog. :)
@@mala3isity A dog is a pack animal. I really doubt that a dog like to be alone all day closed indoors. That is why we already have dog psychiatrist. They are becoming as neurotics as their owners. :)
It's called herding lol. ♥️🐾✌️
Look at that beautiful barn dog doing it's natural barn dog duties🤩 some people have to learn that thats exactly what they are made to do. Herd stock!
You have a Border collie rounding up the horses. I love it. I have heard that horses know when it's time to be fed
But these horses knew what stalls to go into. How can you not love these beautiful animals.
I'm surprised the dog still has its head😂
Exactly I wouldn't tolerate a dog nipping at my heals without bootin it into a wall.
It's not long for this world!!!
That working dog knows exactly what it's doing and it's amazing at its job. The horses also know this; they are not stressed by it.
@@virginiamoss7045 That´s it , the horse knows the dog at 100% and vice versa, Border Collie are the kind of dog, that will tell you in a very strict way, what they want you to do and you will do it.
@@Angeebabee Horses nip at each other to instigate play (especially their legs) or harder to indicate various things like to move or dominance. It's a very clear message, though just pinning their ears is usually enough. A horse will tell you just about everything with its ears.
The dog is the only one working. Everyone else is sitting around, talking, making this video... :)
Who do you think taught the dog to do his job.....ever work a ranch before?
@@LynnCochran71 karen
Right !
@@quetzal3103 That's not a Karen, kid. A lot of idiots are using it out of context now. Y'all throw "Karen" around like "OK Boomer" thinking it's relevant when it's not.
Since you seem to be lacking on what defines a Karen, let me explain.
"Karen is a pejorative term for a woman seeming to be entitled or demanding beyond the scope of what is normal. The term also refers to memes depicting white women who use their privilege to demand their own way." Pointing out a fact is not a Karen. Learn the difference. 🤦♀️You look like an idiot using it wrong.
Pretty sure this was a joke guys..
My horses come in like this and I tell them to get in your house.
Such beautiful and majestic creatures!
Everybody helps. The dog the children....great job. You are kind to those horses and donkeys. Lovely to watch.
The happiest dog EVER!
Animals do tend to form routines and these guys are comfortable with it. I am sure that there is always a straggler that thinks “ oh mom can’t I stay out later” just like kids. 🤩🥰🙏
You should have seen how my uncle's family and their herd of 80 milking cows got things done ! It was a sight ! Everybody knew their places. Everybody knew their jobs.
They talked, they ate, they milked, they cleaned up . . . and species didn't matter. I sure miss that.
KMA Asociates. Exactly. When I was a little kid, I used to spend a lot of time at my aunt's farm and was fascinated by how the cows always went to the same stall in the milking parlor. My cousin, who is now 90 and lived on the adjoining farm, always wondered the same thing. How did they know?
After being thought 10 times, they learn.
@@marlenalinne7958 when you were a child did you know which room you slept in?
@@marlenalinne7958 You may be underestimating the intelligence of animals. Show them exactly where their food is a few times and they will definitely remember.
Love the horses, pooch is fabulous. That dog lives to work.
What a wonderful dog you all have. Just love it!
Oh border collies are only happy when they have a job to do otherwise they drive you crazy with their energy and intelligence. If you think you want one you better have as much stamina as they do.
Oh, I know I wouldn’t be able to keep up with them. I get my border collie fix up here on TH-cam. One of them would really n circles around me. LOL!
Horse Hotel. Wish all horses had this.
Good people. 👍❤🐴🐎🐴
Awesome..people like u make me glad there is someone that cares about our animals on our earth
Wow! Very organized. The dog is the boss and seems to enjoy it very much.
The border collie is saying. "I can't eat until you all in the barn so lets go! Im hungry." Lol
I WORKED FOR WINTON WOODS RIDING CENTER IN THE 70S BRST JOB I EVER HAD THANK YOU JOE MURRAY LOVE HORES
Love the grand entrance at the end and then the stragglers 😇 that dog is on the job 👍 good puppy
That was very handy and neatly done by Lucy. Bravo, good Dog!!
Really good! She knows her stuff!!
That was wonderful to see..
Thank youuu!
I didn't realize why I was waiting so long to watch this until they ran in. Magnificent horses. And what a good pup! You are all Blessed. Amen
Thank you for sharing
SUPER BLESSINGS TO ALL OUR ANIMALS........VERY SPIRITUAL ANIMALS.......LOVE AND AFFECTION FOR ALL OF US.
I love that dog. So smart.
Border Collie takes his Job very SERIOUSLY!!!☺💖
That is just amazing... What a bright dog!
Just like an assembly line.....they enthusiastically go right to their own stall......and I love that precious ankle biter dog helping out. So cute.😂🤣😂
Nice clean looking place for the horses. That breed of dog is very intelligent.
Bloody marvellous how they know which day you want to go into
Wonderful dog trained to do the job, beautiful horses.
Not much training even; it's instinct.
Love to see working dogs.
Good dog!
I'm sure the dog nipping at their heels isn't going to do them much good
I totally agree with you.
That is literally what they are bred to do. They're herding dogs, they're bred to guide and protect herd animals. Idiot
@@ChesireHeart theres a difference between herding and nipping . Idiot
That’s one very well trained dog you got there.🐶😊
What a nice clean stable.
🤗💕..brings back memories
Love the dog .
I love the shepherd!! He/she is awesome! Of course, the horses are awesome, too!🥰❣️
Good to have a sheperd dog helping!
Those sheep dogs really know what they're doing. We had two
This is beautiful. We had two unrideable horses that roamed 70 acres. When we whistled and called the dominant gelding they would run home to the house fence and tuck into pellets .. Lucerne and molasses. Great times
Dam Border Collie, we have one too. Great for keeping an eye on old Dad, help him home form the pub on those late night.
NICE Barn, so neat and clean.
Very nice and clean stable! Good to see that the horses wear flymasks!
Love the dog! She’s the hardest worker there! :)
Beautiful ❤
Beautiful barn and horses and cant forget the donkey.😃👍🐴
I love how they know exactly what stall they live in is amazing!! But the dog rounding them up is also amazing 🤩
I grew up on a dairy farm and we had stantions for 40 milking cows, and every cow knew her own place. And woe to a cow that went into someone elses place.
I remember my grandfather sending the dogs to bring in the cows for milking ( dairy farm ), but he never allowed them to touch the cows.
junebug girl my grandfather closed his dairy but only kept a few cows. He could call them at milking time and into the yard they'd run waiting for a treat
Awesome 😊😊I can not wait for this type of living. Godspeed
That dog is amazing!😊
Horses are Absolutely beautiful creatures and smarter then many people! More trust worthy also! Like many of God's 4 legged animals!
That dog ain't no joke.
It's amazing to watch those horses coming in for dinner.
I think horses are smarter than people give them credit for
Great Dog
How kool.🍎🍎sandra s. Thanks for your time and have a great day 💓
Dog to big horse, "get in there, I said get in there now!"
🐕💖🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎 obey better than most kid's now day's.
Cool people, cool horses, and of course cool doggo! Good Video 👍
У лошадей самая лучшая память из всех животных!!!
my two horses also used to enter the box by itself
That looks like a cell block. Funny video.
Funny how they know where their bedrooms are!
We had a dog nip at one of our horses.....that dog went to the moon.
Hard lesson but that's how they learn unfortunately. Hope your doggie was okay 👌
Ouch! I hope he lived through that kick.?!?
Serious question-is he supposed to herd without getting so close to the horse’s feet? Seemed like he was impatient with that one horse.
Amazing, in reality trying to get away from the pesky dog.
If it was my horses and that dog, there wouldnt be dog anymore.
Nice barn, happy horses
Love that dog !
The dogs do a good job.
So cute! They know their own space!
Naughty dog trying to bite there horses ankles, amazing that the horses know which ones there stables
Love the dog
Damn fine dog!
Amazing and very interesting video🎥.. Super like.. Smart👍😎 Horses🐎🐎🐎.
Do keep posting
Warm regards and best wishes
The UnknownManCub 👍😎👨🏭
I had seven horses that did exactly the same thing every night. I’d call them in from the 17 acre field, after putting their food and water in the stables and they would all run up and go into their own stable. Also had 2 very large goats and a pet sheep and whenever it started raining the sheep, William, and the goats would run from, wherever they were on the farm, into their stable to get out of the rain!!!! William lived until he was 10 years old and is buried in my garden in front of my house on the farm.
Lovely memories.
You didn’t grill Bill?
I tried feeding grain in the barn and putting hay in the paddock - My new Arab gelding chased the other horses away from the hay so he could eat it - So, I put out four separate piles of hay but he was smart and ran between them eating and keeping the rest away - I learned a good lesson - Feed them in their stalls - In really cold snowy weather I would leave the stall doors open so they could come inside but 9 times out of 10 they stayed outside, turned their rump to the wind and hunkered down - Great memories
@@robertmeadows1657 lmao
4 legged dinner bell goes, woof woof! Forget about it!
Wow, what beautiful creatures
Dog does all the work
That dog looks like an Australian German shepherd. He is heading but boy he is rather to close to them hoves..one kick he could die.
GREAT dog👍👍👍
Should be sooo PROUD
😊😊😊😊
Wesh Border Collie , herding horses rather than sheep , a dog of many trades .
Horses know their own stalls and when brought in from pasture will go right where their hay is waiting for them.
I love how the dog helps lol
I love the paint horse gorgeous 🥰 they all are