I don't like snow
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 พ.ย. 2010
- Dobby's first snow experience involves a lot of napping in the kitchen. He dutifully followed me around outdoors as I did my chores, but when I went back into the house and got the camera, he made it very clear that he was not going to "play in the snow" for the benefit of his TH-cam followers. He is making two noises in this video. His usual purring is how he communicates with his herd (me). When I can't see him and call "Dobby!", he answers with a purr. The clicking you can hear (twice) is a very soft version of his attack mode clicking. This is the noise you don't want to hear when you are trying to put his harness on, for instance. When it is very loud and accompanied by a backward move and stomp of his hind feet, you are in big trouble!
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Dobby is a 3rd generation USA bred capybara. His grandfather lived to be 18 years old in a harsher climate than this. In the wild, capybaras live to about 6 years old, in comparison. This pet and several others are associated with the ROUS Foundation for Veterinary Care and have already contributed to the information available for treatment of capybaras, both pets, and zoo residents. Dobby was destined to live with a small traveling carnival, but was purchased as a pet at the age of 3 weeks.
Incorrect, Capybara lives 8-10 year in the wild.
@@GeneralHeavy No they do not, if a capybara lives that long in the wild, they are one lucky rodent.
Dobby makes a clicking noise like this when he is angry! He has a little bark, he squeaks like a mouse when I set down his milk bowl, but his most common noise is a soft churring, like a guinea pig, but quieter than a guinea pig, actually. When he is grazing in the yard, he "talks" constantly to me, as if we are a tiny herd of cows. He likes to know where I am.
He sounds like a super
He has access to the house all day long, and at night when the temperatures drop below freezing. He prefers his heated barn.
Awwww they come from a warm climate. So their feet probably hurt like ours would if we were out there in the snow bare feet.
that doesn't make sense tho. tons of animals live in warm climates but can withstand snow and ice. Capys basically have the feet of ducks and rats combined.
Yeah plus the capybara's in Asia get snow at certain times of the year
I mean, the south of chile and argentina are cold af
It turns out the young ones are especially susceptible to frostbite. I never let Dobby stay out in the snow or on freezing ground for long. As he matured, he came indoors on his own or found his way to the barn to hang out with the hens.
Not really, capybaras live in Brazilian southern Highlands, Buenos Aires province, and southern Uruguay.
Dobby has a heated barn and access to the house all day long. Why did he choose to be out in the snow? He just followed me outside! He likes to visit his chicken and duck friends and he knew that is where I was going. He wasn't really expecting snow.
They always look so calm.
they have natural poker face.
@Justin lol
Yes, they do bite. If you are afraid of getting bit, this is not a suitable pet for you. Dobby has not bit anyone in years, but he can be aggressive.
They remind me of a tiny horse-guinea pig without a tail.
A horse-guinea pig-beaver without the tail 😭👌🏽
Dobby was raised in the house, but he is a wild animal and prefers wide open spaces. I honestly don't know how he keeps warm, but he loves it out there.
World's most WONDERFUL rodent!
I want one
That is the cutest horse hamster ever, lol!
He can be aggressive, especially toward men who linger in his "territory." When he was a teenager he became slightly aggressive toward me, but only when I tried to make him do something he didn't want to do. What was I thinking? Don't I know who the boss is?
I've watched this video many, many times. It gets better each one. Dobby certainly has a mind of his own and he expresses it very well
@T97Frida Thank you! Dobby is basically a happy guy. I hear from many people who think they want one but who have no clue what they are getting into. The last thing I want to do is encourage people to get a challenging pet they really can't care for properly.
That capabara’s like “Man this some bullshit here”
You got that right!
I think he was responding to the noises in the background lol but he was looking like wtf is this shit haha
I got recommended this after 11 fucking years check
@armba12113 Dobby has his own heated barn and can visit the poultry in their cozy barn. He has access to the kitchen and can open the door to come in by himself. When the night temperatures dip toward 20 degrees f, I set him up to sleep in the kitchen, though he seems to prefer his heated barn.
The number 1 breeder in the USA is in Arkansas...where it snows. Zoos exhibit them worldwide. If care is taken, they are extremely cold hardy. When it is cold outside, Dobby comes into the lodge and drinks hot chocolate (with marshmallows) with the rest of us. We don't allow him to bring his snowboard inside, however.
I agree with Dobby. I don't like snow either.
He´s absolutely beautiful, I´m in love :) And I´m so very happy to read you seem to be someone who´s really taking the right care of this uncommon pet. In our vets office I once experienced someone who just wanted one and didn´t educate themself before - then they were completely overwhelmed and wanted to give it away again, that was really sad for the animal.
What a majestic horse
Beautiful rodent. I LOVE CAPIBARAS
He is offended, you can hear his curiosity and then gets mad followed by unimpressed
Lol @ the clicking. At least he didn't huff! So cute! I am with Dobby- I don't like snow either!! :D
I love those Capy noises
Beautiful animals
Adorable!!!
Capybaras range south into Argentina, as well. The most successful US breeder has been raising capybaras in Arkansas for over 20 years, hardly a tropical climate. Your point is well taken however, as Dobby nearly died of pneumonia (probably due to air cargo conditions) when he was only 3 weeks old, and I do know of another young capybara in Canada who eventually died of an infected foot, from a case of frostbite last winter. Dobby always has access to indoors (my house) during cold weather.
It is a little more like having a miniature donkey in the house. Possible but not very practical, depending upon the personality of your pet.
11 years later, and this channel is still one of the best on the platform!!!!
@CarlChipSanders Capybaras are herbivores and would be more interested in your chicken's food! Dobby loves his chicken co-pets, though I have seen him chase them for fun.
How can I get a capybara? I want one 🙁
@Diuxid Sort of. Dobby is too grubby to come into the house beyond the kitchen area we have fenced off for him. Garibaldi ROUS is quite dignified and has the run of his house. There are a couple more young ones currently being raised completely indoors, but that is not recommended. They need to swim and they need to graze for a good part of the day.
I like the way these guys look ,looks like a standing beaver...
"I don't like snow its cold and its wet and it gets everywhere"
@adibson Capybaras have little or no odor and are very quiet but they are not easy to care for. They need to swim and graze and need protection from winter cold. Check out the Capybara Madness website, Gianthamster, for more information. Make sure you have a veterinarian who can help you care for one. They are more delicate than they look.
@blackBlindDragon Check out the Gianthamster website for everything you need to know about getting one as a pet. They are demanding and their health is more delicate than you might think. Be sure that your veterinarian is equipped to care for one BEFORE you buy one!
Dobby lives near Seattle.
he's very lovely
:) I think that you love him, I must tell u that he is so beautiful!
@poosaypirate Dobby is hardly an ideal house pet, though he thinks he is! He is gentle and affectionate but wary of strangers- which means almost anyone but me. Capybaras are legal in many areas, but it is important to check your national, state, county, and city laws and ordinances. Even local homeowner's associations can have rules regarding exotic pets. Capybaras need to swim and they need to graze. They need a securely fenced yard and shelter from the cold.
So sweet!☺❤👍👍 i love capybara!!
The fact this is all 11 years ago is insane.
I always come back to this video, I love capybaras so much
That's cute. I want one of those.
@SunnyGirlFlorida Dobby is very, very smart, probably somewhere between cat and dog in intelligence. And a little donkey thrown in for good measure.
@Scarr420 Dobby was born in Nacogdoches, Texas. He is the 3rd generation born in the USA, so not imported from the wild.
This 124 pound Macro Guinea Pig is a capybara. They are closely related.
I hate snow and cold too, little Cappy!
Capybara. World's BIGGEST Rodent
he needs snow shoes
Here we see the majestic guinea horse in the snow
11 years now, i hope hes okay PRAY FOR DOBBY
Dobby died in 2018 at the ripe old age of 9.5 years, surrounded by friends and family.
@@hippopotatomus im so sorry rip dobby
@@hippopotatomus RIP Dobby :)
10 years of capybara
MAJESTIC.
He looks majestic.
capybara snow.
What did you feed your hamster with? I want mine to be like this too
beautiful animal
*mom my nose is cold*
My dog does the one leg up thing 0:13 in the snow too lol.
Ow no poor thing🥲
so majestic
Im going to guess that he his pelt offers him more than enough protection from the cold, but his feet are simply not designed for the snow like that of feline or a canine.
Capybara fur is coarse and sparse like a coconut, or maybe a pig. Sadly, I know of about 8 cases of capybara frostbite, 6 of them fatal. You are correct, their equatorial feet do not offer adequate frost protection.
what a marvellous animal his little legs must prefer another season like spring
There is a lot of information at Capybara Madness. Capybaras are domestic bred and the breeders are mostly in Arkansas and Texas. They aren't as easy to keep as it might appear. Check out Dobby's Day for some insight as to his "home habitat."
awwww I want one!!!
Me too
Yes, obviously not his cuppa...otherwise lovely ! Greetings from France.
i hate snow too so i don't blame him :)
It's a Capybara, the world's largest rodent. Think of it as a giant water rat.
@hippopotatomus Thanks for the info! I have two male guinea pigs, and they are a handful. BTW, Dobby is super cute!
He's not pulling up today guys, it's way too cold :(
he's like: hey I'm a jungle buddy I don't like this cold stuff!
雪を見ているのでしょうかねぇ？
かわいいです。
Nacogdoches! Right near me!
Do you need to walk them like dogs?? I am Costa Rican but live in Texas but so I have see in the wild. I would gladly take one in if needed.
Do tell! Where in Texas have you seen them in the wild? This is big news!
its too colddddd!!! i dont like the snowwww!!!! nurr, i want to hug it
Rare recording from the Eastern Front, colorized. You can even hear machine gun fire far away in the beginning.
He sounds like my old printer!
Yes, capybaras do have webbed feet. If you have webbed feet, you could be part capybara!
I want one of those....
@doinmyownthing Yes, that is exactly what he is doing!
That is so cute
Beautiful!!! Can you house train them?
Dobby is adorable! How does one get a capybara?
that thing reminds me of a guinea pig :3
elin eriksson it's not a thing it's an animal ! no respect for this wonderful creature , the world's largest rodent from South America !
So surprised... :)
Well, he does have a lovely coat of fur, that should help. Also us mammals have the perk of being able to regulate our own body temperature, which is handy.
But yeah, it's pretty impressive that a jungle animal can adapt to snow like this.
I love their toes
sooooooooooo cute good it is legal to have one.
I didnt know that capybaras dont like snow
They come from a tropical climate (south america)
Get that capybara some warmth
Dobby was born at Star Farm.
NAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!
They are easily house-trained, though they can be naughty.
DOBBY IS SOOOOOOOO CUTE
OMG I want to get a Cabybara sooooo bad! Me and my fiancé plan to get a couple after I graduate college. Do you need an exotic animal license in order to own one? Would you recommend a female or male?
I know this is 9 years old so it doesn't matter, but you need a lot of experience and money and land to take care of capybaras.
It's ok Cappy, I dont like snow either.
"I can't feel my legs"
@TheAllyLyn See the Gianthamster website for care information. They need a pasture, a swimming pool, and constant attention.