Casper came back 2 days later because he had tracked the coyote's back to their den. He spent a hellish 2 days and 2 nights battling wave after wave of coyote onslaught. He came back only when his job was finished. He is indeed, a good boy.
I was actually curious after hearing the two days if maybe he had tracked back, and there is more dead then found. Who knows, I’ve also read dogs will stray if they are dying. Maybe he was going for peace and got impatient. legend though.
It's called temporarily straying, it's a well documented trait amongst experienced guard dogs/animals. Casper intentionally stayed out there because he didn't want to potentially lead more coyotes/danger straight back to his family's home by having his scent tracked.
That's why he left a few alive, as they were running away he barked, "Now go tell everyone what happened here!!" Coyotes will fear the ghost dog with the crazy eye for generations...
Ya and the property/dog owners didnr have rhisbdof protected wearing a nail spoke collar! Tk help protect him if encountered for battle w orher wildlife!!! Whyyyy did this dog not be provided w a spike coller!
What a story, sir, thank you for sharing Casper, the friendliest ghost the friendliest ghost I know.🎶 Bro went Anakin Skywalker, he did just killed one he killed the whole pack. Wouldn’t be surprised if he follow them back all the way to the den.
Casper has earned the right to live out his life in peace, with lots of love and treats and a warm bed to sleep in at night. Don't ever put him down or turn him out. What he did for those sheep he will do for you and your children. Respect.
@talon532 I had to check the comments to see if anyone noticed that. I don't know what you do with your dogs @kevintucker8803 but turning them out doesn't enter most people's heads.
Casper coming back like "boss? Ive done my job. Please take care of me now so i can keep doing my job." Is such a dog thing. You know your dog cares for you and trusts you when he does that.
I’m not sure if Casper was like wanting to be cared for just so that he could go out again and die on his shield. That’s just delusional, the heroic dog signalled clearly that he had enough, was severely injured and needed urgent attention. Let’s just celebrate that he did a mightily successful deed that virtually retired him from active service for life and he sensibly called for care and comfort - just as his loving and caring owner said, which was duly delivered.
@@PulsonarCasper is a herding dog, that’s literally what he meant by going back to his job. Don’t purposely try and take things the wrong way… not a good way to live life
@@lostzoro2108 It’s not nice to insinuate with ridiculous accusations like that (“Purposely take things the wrong way” Really?). It shows you barely understood my comment or you take pleasure in pointless trolling. You should learn that l objected to the silly anthropomorphising comment made for a severely injured animal with hardly any reference made to the welfare of the animal after an epic traumatising ordeal. The OC made a one way comment like only our human needs are important. We all know Casper is a herding sheep dog, that’s besides the point, he’s still a loyal animal that suffered greatly, and that was barely acknowledged by the commenter. So don’t go provoking and looking for malice where there isn’t any, it’s not a good way to get by in life, be careful.
I did a handyman job in Priceville and the lady who owns the property had one of these Pyrones dogs (looks just under a year old) just show up one day on her farm out of nowhere . He just started protecting the animals instinctively without any training and has never left. She said "guess I have a dog now". Those are amazing animals.
Yeah, Great Pyrenees (from real LGD lines -- not the pets with some Gold Retriever mixed in :) are instinctive guardians. They need to be around the livestock from the time they're pups to bond with them, but they don't have to be trained like one would train a GSD for police dog work, or anything like that. In fact, it's a pain in the arse to train those dogs to do anything, because they are super independent-minded. Very smart, but they make their own decisions. Same with the other LGDs, like the Turkish "Anatolians" and the Caucasian Ovcharkas and such.
Do you mean Pyrenean mountains mastiff? In Spain we use Pyrenean mastiffs for centuries to protect our animals and homes, they are great working dogs but also are AMAZING family dogs, they love kids and has lots of patience, here they use to fight wolves :o
@@retrodave79 No, this is a Great Pyrenees dog, they are similar but not the same, but they do the same job. a large GP male will weigh up to 59 kilos or 130 lbs most are in the 50-54 (110-120 lbs)kilo range.
I'm amazed by his tenacity. That pack's biggest and last mistake was coming to that property. While his partner Daisy relocated and guarded the herd, Casper engaged in a 1 vs 11 battle with coyotes and took out 8. At 20 months old, he put 8 out of 11 coyotes on a t-shirt. That's no dog, that's the Ghost of Sparta!!!
they said 8 out of 11 dead on the property , i bet he followed the other 3 till he hit the den. took out the other 3 and then any that might have been there. then made his way back home and continued his job till he was found. this has to be the most epic sh*t i have ever heard!!!!!!! 🧐
@@blueskies195 That definitely might be the case, because he temporarily strayed for two days. At 20 months he instinctively knew to take a different route home, in order to throw any potential followers off his trail. He's a whole ambassador of the breed.
What I didn't see in the chat is that the other dog stayed behind and protected the flock. The crazy thing is that they weren't mindlessly fighting coyotes as part of an instinct. They were protecting. While Daisy stayed behind as a last line of defence, Casper stood his ground like a true Spartan and John Wick'd the life out of those hapless coyotes. I can imagine those coyotes that survived the purge telling this story for generations.
Here in Eastern Europe, we have a large shepherd dogs called karakachans, their behaviour is instinctively different in different settings. If they are walking through a village wit the sheep they are totally calm and gentle. If they are on the hills with the sheep and you are NOT the shepherd DO NOT go near them. If they are at the owner's house and the owner welcomes you they are welcoming and will protect you. If not they will not let you in. They dont have to be taught this, this is how they behave. They are big enough to see off wolves.
He did his job in the worst case scenario and still came out victorious. He deserves a loving peaceful retirement, and I'm sure he will. Absolute hero. I wish him a quick recovery!
@@M_u_t_e96024 what he needs is a new owner who will back him up. He should have had a dog partner who would have his back like an Anatolian or Kangal or another GP
He needs to be able to work as much as he wants to, with other stronger dogs to back him up, and an owner who will shoot coyotes instead of leaving his dogs alone to fight to the death.
@Cosmic Muffin ... I feel you about backing him up with a firearm, but: (1) its just too dangerous for your dog in a close quarters crazy fight amongst canines at 3AM; (2) in many places with high population density its unwise and unsafe (not to mention very often illegal) to discharge a firearm** in a residential area; and (3) he may not own a firearm. The point is, he probably had some reasons for acting as he did. What's more, we're always better off giving folks the benefit of a reasonable doubt. ** Where I have to live at the moment, shooting even an arrow or airgun with a capacity above a particular PSI is illegal. Sad, I know, but the reality for some.
This dog is a warrior, and a shining example of the main reason why dogs were domesticated and have become man's most trusted companion animal. Working canines like him deserve way more recognition.
They need to make a movie about what Casper did those 2-3 days, what a hero and great warrior he is protecting those helpless sheep & his family against great odds
The story says this dog killed 8 coyotes, I've yet to see the proof. The dog's owner is a pastor so I wouldn't be surprised if that story is completely embellished.
This is a classic example of courage, loyalty and heroism. Dogs in many ways have better qualities than humans. We can learn from them and having them near brings out our empathy.
We don’t learn though that’s the issue. How long are people going to claim that ) humanity is fallen and education and watching your dog isn’t going to fix it.
What a faithful and beautiful dog he is! He came back to live not to die, because he loves his family and his job.... otherwise he would have stayed hidden. He's certainly not done yet! You're a good boy Casper!
Gave me chills . I would’ve been extremely proud if it was my dog. Which I’m sure you are. That dog deserves to be taken care of for the rest of his life.
I'd be mad at the owner for allowing his dog and the sheep to be in such a dangerous situation. Owners are responsible for their animals, like parents are to children.
bet that dog feels stupid now. never walking again to protect the farmer's profits The same farmer who despite knowing coyotes were out there did NOTHING three times they attacked to help the dog.
@@intellectualsmoke And Victoria Cross, The Legion of Honour, Order of August First, Param Vir Chakra, Order of Virtuti Militari, Order of St. George etc, etc.
@J Cal yes and we have another jackass piping up because they don’t like what the first jackass said , you will be mighty disappointed if you think every one should agree with how you think.
Ok wait… coyote attack went on for half an hour & dude jus sat around watching? Then this brave dog went out for two days, hunted down every coyote he could find and killed them! And when the poor dog miraculously came home it took you another ‘full day’ to find a vet?? Idk but sounds like this owner did not really give a F** about that poor dog! Dog is a hero, owner is a selfish POS!!!!
@@mooingsage8138 Anyone can say anything. He was a jedi knight. See how that works. no one knows, but sheep dogs do whats called intentional leading. They go away from home in case followed, before they come home.
Inb4 some blue braided hair vegan from California whose two unborn children died in the womb from drug abuse screams about how the dog and owner should've died and the coyotes should've lived or something.
I once saw George Foreman fight 5 men in the ring in a controlled, (not to the death) platform. Caspar was in a life, or fight to the death match, and being outnumbered he still chewed 'em up and spit 'em out, and said, "Next."
@@HashiAkitaPuppy dude stop going in comments and saying shit like this, he’s a herd dog and protects the herd of sheep, you have no intelligence whatsoever 😂
The fact that he went missing for a while is a very good example of how livestock guardian dogs are able to act independently and improvise without being commanded to do so. This level of autonomy is essential to their job.
@@TheLionheartedHero Casper is a beast but he sacrificed his body to protect those sheep. He needed surgery and an amputation, it's a miracle he didn't bleed out or die from something else. All of that could have been prevented if the owner protected his dog.
@@Mega-P71- With coyotes packing up in that area to such an unusual degree, the owner probably should have had 2 LGDs. A second Pyr or Kangal, and they would have routed those coyotes without a scratch.
For those saying Casper won't be happy indoors because he's a livestock guardian dog: When a livestock guardian dog acquires catastrophic injury or just gets older than dirt, I can tell you from experience they are just as happy to be indoors guarding the home, the humans and the other pets. You're correct that they have thousands of years of genetics telling them what they need to do. My livestock guardian dog was 14 when I brought her in the house. She had severe arthritis and dysplasia. She was quite happy to be indoors because she still had a job to do. She was having trouble getting around outside and her genetics told her to fight anything that came onto the property. She was too old to be fighting, it would have killed her. For the last two and a half years of her life, until she was 16 and 1/2, she was more than happy to be indoors still doing her job. She still likes to go outside and play in the snow, but she was more than thrilled to come in when she was done and lay on her soft cushiony bed. Yes, working dogs need to work, but there are plenty of jobs of working dog will do that don't require them to be in harm's Way anymore once they are injured or elderly. It's more of an adjustment for the humans than it is for the guardian dog
I will be praying that Casper retires happily with wounds healed and that he’s blessed for his remaining years. Great Pyrenees have an instinctive protection drive built into them from thousands of years. You got one of the best of them sir!
He fought World War 3, all by himself ... And Won !!! He should be awarded The Congressional Medal of Doggy Honor. He deserves multiple Doggy Purple Hearts. The Doggy Silver Star with 8 Clusters. And should hold the Highest Ranking in The Doggy Hall of Fame. His nickname should be, "Audie Casper Murphy" Get Well Soon Casper. May you live a long and comfortable life.
AND WON. How sick. This dog is so brutal, dude. That's gotta be cool, knowing you've got one of the toughest dogs ever in your house. Edit: they found a trail of bodies...what a monster!
Wow, what a herculean feat of protection and loyalty... Screw the awards. What HE probably wants is just a nice big bone with some meat and cartilage still on it and marrow inside! Oh, and time off to recover with lots of back scratches and belly rubs. That's one hell of a guard dog!
Similar experience but with an Akita. I had moved out and created a farmstead in Arizona 30 years ago and as part of this life journey did a rescue for an 2 year old Akita who had been abused as a fighting dog. I named her Kuraokami as she was indeed a dragon. I spent 6 months gaining her trust and nursing her back to health. Late one evening as I was cleaning up I heard a tremendous howling and ruckus coming from the back of my property. Kuraokami was not in the area and, if you have every had an Akita, you know they don't bark or make a a lot of noise at all. I grabbed my 30-30 and ran to where the noise was coming from. My heart sank as I knew there was a pack of the coyotes in the area, and their trick to get a quick meal, was to lure dogs out into the scrub brush and take them down by shear numbers. I ran out and came up on Kuraokami in a clearing. She was surrounded by, what was left, of a pack of coyotes. 6 lay dead around her, and another 6 still circled. I raise my 30-30 but watched in amazement as one tried to flank her, and she spun on one back foot, grabbed it by the neck snapped it in one fluid motion and killed it without even losing any flow and faced the pack again.. seeming to grin in pure enjoyment. After the pack saw this latest member of the pack die and then smelled me they high tailed it off into the desert and I never was bother by them again. Kuraokami followed me home and fell asleep at the foot of my bed like nothing happened. The loyalty, power and elegance of this breed of dog is amazing and my love for them has never since faltered. RIP Kuraokami you will always be remembered, loved and dearly missed by your former partner and friend. See you in the stars soon.
Patrick A Wow! Fascinating story. You're blessed to have witnessed that. The respect you had for your Akita after that must have been immeasurable. Thanks for sharing!
I Hunted with my Akita for 16years she loved going into the Mountains in New Zealand Deer stalking all my friends called her the Crafty Fox she would drag large branches back to camp just to help me build a fire wood stash without being asked she was so onto it the Helicopter pilots totally trusted her around there machines she was trained mostly by hand signals for Stealth Reasons super intelligent she new most of the time what I wanted just by reading the situation a my body language I could leave a steak in her food bowl come back few hours later and the steak would still be there untouched just because I hadn't told her to eat it that's how honest she was we totally trusted each other as though our lives depend on it and sometimes they did there's an amazing book called the Japanese Akita heaps of very cool Information its a hard cover copy well worth the money and effort you are very lucky to have one be firm but fair to get the best out of them you have to be the Leader because they will test you and you have to Earn there Respect and love by being Number One 🐾🕊
@@barbaranowak7217 Our mixed breed razor-back went after an aggressive magazine salesmen one summer. He'd lodged his foot in our door to try to intimidate my wife into buying a subscription while I was at work and our dog tried to take off his leg before he ran off. We should be very appreciative of such behavior.
Incredible dog , the battle must have been massive. It shows the instinct to protect the herd these guys have ingrained. Your both so lucky to have each other.
What a good boy. So brave. He went far beyond the call of duty. He deserves a first class retirement. I hope the gets that. He's obviously served his family well. Much love and prayers.
Retiring a working dog too early will most likely just leave him miserable. These dogs are live for their herds…forcing him to be an indoor dog before he’s ready would be more of a punishment.
he's only 20 months old still not full grown, he's barely out of puppyhood, like a 15 yr old kid. He will likely add a little height and will add 10-20 lbs of muscle by the time he's around 3-3 1/2 hrs old when he reaches full maturity. He deserves a better owner than the one who left him to fight off 12 coyotes by himself!. the owner has sheep and there are coyotes around, don't tell me the owner doesn't have a gun.
@@DR-sv8ke total crap. This owner was damn aware of the coyotes well before this attack. He should of been doing coyote control before the dog had to.... Common sense....
I have sheep and live in central Florida near the Green Swamp area. We have coyotes and bobcats, foxes etc. I raise Great Pyrenees and in the eight years I have been here have never lost so much as a chicken. Amazing amazing breed. Casper is a true hero.
He love and protects his humans. as all dogs do. They do their job perfectly and even have the self thought to question it, they might not do something they dont like. That's their best quality. They're extremely intelligent and I'm extremely grateful to have been lucky enough to have a little one as a pet. He looked after me far more than me him.
The tenacity, strength, and courage of this sheep dog is unbelievable! Somehow Casper knew he had to decimate this coyote pack or they will continue to harass and harm his charge and family. He just hunted them down and didn’t return home until he got almost all of them. This dog is worth his weight in gold!
"Somehow Casper knew he had to decimate this coyote pack or they will continue to harass and harm his charge and family." He's just a dog. Granted, a dog to do a specific thing. But still, just a dog. Stop assigning human thought processes to animals, weirdo.
Absolutely amazing dog. You look at his face and its so loving and kind. He protected the sheep he probably grew up with as a puppy. He was seriously injured and still kept fighting and then fought for his life.
This video shows just how pure dogs are. This dog did not hesitate to put his life on the line to protect his people/animals which shows the incredible bond he has with his family. I hope he's OK and can live out the rest of his days in peace knowing he saved his farm that day. What an absolute trooper!
Absolutely amazing. Saw the other video of the veterinarians talking about Casper's injuries and recovery. What a hero. And very kind of the vet clinic to donate their services to Casper for free 🥰
Glad he returned and is recovering. I can’t imagine what he been through during those two days alone. Walking back home while injured and in pain to see his owner makes me cry even more. My dog is my baby so it pains me to listen to Casper’s story.
He would not be happy like that. They are meant to be outdoors at all times and protect livestock. That’s their entire purpose and what keeps them happy. Casper will heal up fine and continue his duty
What a remarkable story - that dog has a lion's heart - to take down that many coyotes what a huge battle he went through. Coyotes are savage and Casper took them all on. People kind of think and hope their dog will protect the herd but Casper proved what he was made of - I hope Casper lives a long and pampered life with lots of love and treats.
This is why many dogs have their tails and ears docked. Attacking packs of canids go for those to pin them down while the rest of the pack attacks. I'd have had the vet dock the ears after that to prevent coyotes from holding him. Looks like they almost took one of his ears off.
In coyote circles, they gonna be yippin n gossiping to each other for years... "im tellin u wylie, dont go over there! That crazy white dog will kil you! The 2 legged creatures kept callin him casper.."
@@michaeldavid6832tail and ear docking is completely unnecessary when you have more than one dog. Then they can both defend one another. Even then coyotes aren’t really capable of doing much to most large dogs unless they are coywolves
Prayer has been tested many times, the evidence is conclusive, prayer does not work. It also gets in the way of real solutions, people die praying instead of actually helping themselves or others. Prayer is just a detriment.
@@WhoThisMonkey No one can win the discussion about religion. It's one big fantasy. Basically, if you say something to debunk prayers, any religious person will be able to spawn a verbal rocket launcher to blast your statement into oblivion. Only their imagination will set limits.
@@mattfrenden1000 It isn't about winning. It is about spreading reason and rationality. Many of these irrational believers never get the nonsense they believe questioned, they live in an echo chamber of family and peers, who all believe the same ludicrous claims. Sometimes, you need to chisel a hole in their echo chamber and highlight the confirmation bias. Religion is on the decline globally, because of technology primarily, information and knowledge is any religions cryptonite. I'm just doing my small bit to hurry it along, for my children and my children's children, so we may live in a world where objective morality is the foundation for society, not archaic superstitions.
What a show of strength, determination and courage. Coyotes are opportunistic animals, but not against Casper. Hoping he makes a strong recovery and takes it easy.
@@RubysBoxers Why would anyone leave your dog to fight off multiple coyotes alone? I would have gotten my rifle and flashlight and joined the fight. Casper could easily have been overwhelmed and torn apart. Such a good dog!! I’m glad he survived.
Your baby is a true HERO!!! He was not only protecting his herd of sheep he was also protecting his herd of HUMANS!!! GOD BLESS YOU CASPER!!! You deserve all the praise and glory for being the EARTH ANGEL you are!!! Just lay around and let your humans reward your amazing gift... You are AWESOME SWEETY!!!
That dog has a lot of heart. Killed 8 out of 11. And lived to tell the story. Keep him close, keep him safe. He will do the same for you if it comes to it...
8 that could be identified, who knows if the other 3 lived, they couldn't even find Casper wherever he ran off. Maybe he followed them back to the den and removed them all from the food chain. It's only unfortunate that so many animals needed to die, and become injured. Nature is a cold mother.
@@Freeman-Dl70 Exactly. However, for me there is something not right about the story. I don't think it is how that man says it is. He's hiding something and making the dog out to be a hero (which I think it is) is a convenient distraction from deeper probing. Hope his dog recovers fully.
Well done, Casper! As a shepherd of sheep and a Pyrenees LGD owner, I suspect that Casper will not be happy until he is back with the flock. Pyrenees need a job to do; it is in their DNA. I’ve tried bringing ours in during bad weather but he is very unhappy indoors and wants to be with his flock. Get well soon, Casper!❤️
just build your pup a little cabin above ground with plenty of straw on the floor and a good enough roof that no water will get in and he'll be all set
I agree. It's part of his noble bloodline to defend the yard. Putting him indoors would crush his pride and dignity. He'll let them know when he's ready to kill more coyotes.
As a shepherd, was it right to let the fight go on for a half hour, knowing the dog was so outnumbered and alone? He had 30 mins to think of some way to assist the dog. Seems like even the sound of a few shotgun blasts into the air would have helped.
@abbythehounddog3993 I mentioned a shotgun blast in the air. Did I say anything about calling him in like an obedient puppy? If my dog had been out there outnumbered 11: 1, I would do whatever was within my power to help even the odds. Not sit listening to the carnage for 30 minutes.
That dogs abilities as a protective shepherd dog are extraordinary to say the least. You would think his value as a stud for those that seek pups that possess the same shepherding genetic makeup as this dog to be priceless. This dog deserves recognition.
An absolute best friend ever!! Did his job with no complaints!!! Extra Extra Extra GOOD BOY!! Stay strong big guy and heal quickly! Many years to go! 👍❤️
What a brave, strong, loyal, beautiful boy Casper is!!!!! He is so special and now he deserves to live the best retirement he can possibly have! God job Casper ☺️❤️
Casper is a hero dog. There are no other words to describe this magnificent canine. He's a true soldier and deserves to live the rest of his life in peace and comfort. This story could have turned out so much worse than it did, but wow Casper is on a different level than most dog's. This story made me smile so dang much when I found out he lived and got good quality care. :D
Thank you for telling the world this story. Your companion has all the hallmarks of being gracious and courageous. I hope I can rise to his level should I ever be tested.
That's not just a dog. He's a warrior taking scalps. I pray he heals perfectly soon. Such a cute brave boy. I wouldn't leave my dog to fight off 11 Coyotes alone though.
I thought the same thing. I own a property where coyotes and all kinds of wild life roam. I always have a gun nearby. If you have sheep I would think you would have a gun. 30 minutes is way more than enough time to grab the gun. Their lucky he survived.
@@anitragavin5000 this implies the man has a business mowing down lawns wish his sheep. There were two other dogs, he said that within the first minute of the video. Over ten coyotes and one herd dog, you're not going to shoot.
Coyotes: “You’re gunna die for some sheep?”
Casper: “Someone is.”
Talkers make me firsty.
His name should be Sandor
😂
Oh hell yeah!
@@GTFBITK lmao
Casper came back 2 days later because he had tracked the coyote's back to their den. He spent a hellish 2 days and 2 nights battling wave after wave of coyote onslaught. He came back only when his job was finished. He is indeed, a good boy.
I was actually curious after hearing the two days if maybe he had tracked back, and there is more dead then found. Who knows, I’ve also read dogs will stray if they are dying. Maybe he was going for peace and got impatient. legend though.
Just a Chad of the dog world 😎
LOL
It's called temporarily straying, it's a well documented trait amongst experienced guard dogs/animals. Casper intentionally stayed out there because he didn't want to potentially lead more coyotes/danger straight back to his family's home by having his scent tracked.
💯‼️ Coyotes are relentless and cunning and they would have come back. I know this from experience. He’s one hell of a good dog!
That dog went straight for “Don’t start what you can’t finish” mode. what a great doggo
I like to think Casper went into "fuck around and find out" mode.
@@robertperrotto870 typical lab don’t look intimidating but omg he must be an absolute beast of a fighter
@@scott01clay74 Its not a lab
and where were you . I'm assuming you were right behind your dog running after the enemy like your dog right?
you could hear the dog fighting UP AND DOWN THE STREET 30 minutes you sid and where were you .....chasing after him trying to help .
Coyotes: You're surounded.
Casper: All I am surounded by is fear and dead coyotes.
bruhhh this is fire :))))
Not fire, also learn English.
Nice Star Wars reference 👍
Did not expect to see this quote here
Casper has now become the John Wick of coyote lore
GREAT QUOTE! I laughed harder than I have in a while 😂🤣😂👍
Coyotes: "Rules."
Casper: "Consequences."
Didn’t even need “a fuckin pencil”!
That's why he left a few alive, as they were running away he barked, "Now go tell everyone what happened here!!"
Coyotes will fear the ghost dog with the crazy eye for generations...
@@JimmyHossa I was thinking the same!!
Coyote: “We outnumber you 11 to 1.”
Casper: “I like those odds.”
"don't worry pal, boss fights usually have more"
-Boss Doggo
"I'm surrounded. Makes my job easier." Casper
"Then it is an even fight."
Casper: "Then this shouldn't take me long."
*Never tell me the odds* C-Solo...
That dog has done more with his life than I have in my almost 30 years of existence. What an adorable pup
The same can be said for many, if not most, humans. Myself included....
Me too
Get out there and kill som yotes’ like Casper did!!
@@politelyvulgarvernacular Your thumbnail pic speaks volumes - and ya did it all by yourself! 'grats
Cayotes in a pack take down full grown elk this story...
I'll believe parts of it at best
Casper wasn’t exactly the boogeyman, he was the one you sent to *kill* the fuckin boogeyman
Casper unquestionably knew his mission. What a strong animal. My he live in peace and love for the rest of his days
He was just protecting his friend, just like our soldiers
Ya and the property/dog owners didnr have rhisbdof protected wearing a nail spoke collar! Tk help protect him if encountered for battle w orher wildlife!!! Whyyyy did this dog not be provided w a spike coller!
Give me an address to send the Omaha Steaks to for Casper.
Amen.
What a story, sir, thank you for sharing Casper, the friendliest ghost the friendliest ghost I know.🎶 Bro went Anakin Skywalker, he did just killed one he killed the whole pack. Wouldn’t be surprised if he follow them back all the way to the den.
Casper has earned the right to live out his life in peace, with lots of love and treats and a warm bed to sleep in at night. Don't ever put him down or turn him out. What he did for those sheep he will do for you and your children. Respect.
Only to be put down if he's suffering, & there's no hope. 😥
Turn him out?
@@talon532 what the fuck do you think he means?
@@talon532 He meant put him back to work!
@talon532 I had to check the comments to see if anyone noticed that.
I don't know what you do with your dogs @kevintucker8803 but turning them out doesn't enter most people's heads.
Casper coming back like "boss? Ive done my job. Please take care of me now so i can keep doing my job." Is such a dog thing.
You know your dog cares for you and trusts you when he does that.
I’m not sure if Casper was like wanting to be cared for just so that he could go out again and die on his shield. That’s just delusional, the heroic dog signalled clearly that he had enough, was severely injured and needed urgent attention.
Let’s just celebrate that he did a mightily successful deed that virtually retired him from active service for life and he sensibly called for care and comfort - just as his loving and caring owner said, which was duly delivered.
Their not pets their literally family just from another species
@@midwestrebel2That's what a pet is they can't simply be called family cause their animals
@@PulsonarCasper is a herding dog, that’s literally what he meant by going back to his job. Don’t purposely try and take things the wrong way… not a good way to live life
@@lostzoro2108 It’s not nice to insinuate with ridiculous accusations like that (“Purposely take things the wrong way” Really?). It shows you barely understood my comment or you take pleasure in pointless trolling. You should learn that l objected to the silly anthropomorphising comment made for a severely injured animal with hardly any reference made to the welfare of the animal after an epic traumatising ordeal. The OC made a one way comment like only our human needs are important. We all know Casper is a herding sheep dog, that’s besides the point, he’s still a loyal animal that suffered greatly, and that was barely acknowledged by the commenter. So don’t go provoking and looking for malice where there isn’t any, it’s not a good way to get by in life, be careful.
He deserves dog of the year award what an amazing dog and story! Courage and loyalty on another level
You can vote for him for Farm Dog of the Year.
A dog is the most incredible creature on earth. It's honor, love and loyalty is unmatched by anything else.
The dog is honorable and noble , our best friends
mom cant love you that much❤
Dogs have been used in war, to kill humans, for literally millenia.
I agree
Absolutely!
I did a handyman job in Priceville and the lady who owns the property had one of these Pyrones dogs (looks just under a year old) just show up one day on her farm out of nowhere . He just started protecting the animals instinctively without any training and has never left. She said "guess I have a dog now". Those are amazing animals.
Lol, sounds like he was sent from above, hope she takes good care of him.
He was looking for work and found it.
Yeah, Great Pyrenees (from real LGD lines -- not the pets with some Gold Retriever mixed in :) are instinctive guardians. They need to be around the livestock from the time they're pups to bond with them, but they don't have to be trained like one would train a GSD for police dog work, or anything like that. In fact, it's a pain in the arse to train those dogs to do anything, because they are super independent-minded. Very smart, but they make their own decisions.
Same with the other LGDs, like the Turkish "Anatolians" and the Caucasian Ovcharkas and such.
Do you mean Pyrenean mountains mastiff? In Spain we use Pyrenean mastiffs for centuries to protect our animals and homes, they are great working dogs but also are AMAZING family dogs, they love kids and has lots of patience, here they use to fight wolves :o
@@retrodave79 No, this is a Great Pyrenees dog, they are similar but not the same, but they do the same job. a large GP male will weigh up to 59 kilos or 130 lbs most are in the 50-54 (110-120 lbs)kilo range.
I'm amazed by his tenacity. That pack's biggest and last mistake was coming to that property.
While his partner Daisy relocated and guarded the herd, Casper engaged in a 1 vs 11 battle with coyotes and took out 8.
At 20 months old, he put 8 out of 11 coyotes on a t-shirt.
That's no dog, that's the Ghost of Sparta!!!
they said 8 out of 11 dead on the property , i bet he followed the other 3 till he hit the den. took out the other 3 and then any that might have been there. then made his way back home and continued his job till he was found. this has to be the most epic sh*t i have ever heard!!!!!!! 🧐
@@blueskies195 That definitely might be the case, because he temporarily strayed for two days.
At 20 months he instinctively knew to take a different route home, in order to throw any potential followers off his trail. He's a whole ambassador of the breed.
Blue skies nice embellishments
That dog is a freak'in Legend! :D
nah i know for a fact he went back and slid on the rest lol
Tear in my eye just thinking about how bad ass Casper is man. So many stories of dogs doing to absolute impossible, they truly are man’s best friend.
In this case, sheeps best friend.
Those last few Coyotes::: Who are you?!?!
Casper::: Vengeance…
Oh SHit! (run very fast run very fast)
The grim reaper of coyotes
Casper: I'm the goodest boy
I wasn't expecting to laugh at the comments. But this one is golden.
The last sight you are going to see!
I grew up on a sheep farm and had dogs like Casper my whole life. Its amazing what these dogs do for their animals
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist HAIL SATAN IN ALL HIS GLORY
smarter than humans
@RepentandbelieveinJesusChristreligious people r toxic and make excuses 😂 everything just goes black when u die😂😂😂 quit tweaking
@RepentandbelieveinJesusChristJesus, son of Panthera
What I didn't see in the chat is that the other dog stayed behind and protected the flock. The crazy thing is that they weren't mindlessly fighting coyotes as part of an instinct. They were protecting. While Daisy stayed behind as a last line of defence, Casper stood his ground like a true Spartan and John Wick'd the life out of those hapless coyotes. I can imagine those coyotes that survived the purge telling this story for generations.
Rumor has it there was once a white dog with one blue eye that killed eight coyotes with a pencil.
@@karlklein2966we wondered why he spit on it. Then we saw him use it on Bob and we laugh/cried until Casper came after us.
Here in Eastern Europe, we have a large shepherd dogs called karakachans, their behaviour is instinctively different in different settings. If they are walking through a village wit the sheep they are totally calm and gentle. If they are on the hills with the sheep and you are NOT the shepherd DO NOT go near them.
If they are at the owner's house and the owner welcomes you they are welcoming and will protect you. If not they will not let you in.
They dont have to be taught this, this is how they behave.
They are big enough to see off wolves.
To be warriors again... this world has become so pathetic.
@@karlklein2966Amos killed four with a toothbrush.
Casper risks his life to protect his job and now he's facing losing his job over being a hero.
What a badass dog. Hope he makes a speedy recovery!
Coyote: "There's 11 of us, and only one of you."
Casper: "that's a bit unfair, you want to call some buddies?"
I said this in a Jason Statham voice
😂
😂😂
That’s Big Dog Energy!
Coyotes: We have them surrounded!
Casper: GOOD! Now I can kill in every direction of the compass!
OOOHHH RAHHHH Casper!
That baby is truly a family dog. He's also the o.g. of herd dogs.
He understood the assignment and deserves all the love.
Casper the dopest ghost 👻👻
Casper the brave
Has stood his sentinel
His reward will be claimed in the next life
For this day, the battle may make his last
He did his job in the worst case scenario and still came out victorious. He deserves a loving peaceful retirement, and I'm sure he will. Absolute hero. I wish him a quick recovery!
@Jason Mullin Exactly. They love working. It would kill this dog's spirit to become a couch dog.
@Jason Mullin fax I was gonna say get em some dog chain mail an send em back out to do what he loves and was bread for lol
@@M_u_t_e96024 what he needs is a new owner who will back him up. He should have had a dog partner who would have his back like an Anatolian or Kangal or another GP
He needs to be able to work as much as he wants to, with other stronger dogs to back him up, and an owner who will shoot coyotes instead of leaving his dogs alone to fight to the death.
@Cosmic Muffin ... I feel you about backing him up with a firearm, but:
(1) its just too dangerous for your dog in a close quarters crazy fight amongst canines at 3AM; (2) in many places with high population density its unwise and unsafe (not to mention very often illegal) to discharge a firearm** in a residential area; and (3) he may not own a firearm.
The point is, he probably had some reasons for acting as he did. What's more, we're always better off giving folks the benefit of a reasonable doubt.
** Where I have to live at the moment, shooting even an arrow or airgun with a capacity above a particular PSI is illegal. Sad, I know, but the reality for some.
What a good boy. I pray for his quality of life and a full recovery. What a god send of a protector.
I am so glad he is ok now. What a hero and an absolute boss dog.
Serial killer.
This dog is a warrior, and a shining example of the main reason why dogs were domesticated and have become man's most trusted companion animal. Working canines like him deserve way more recognition.
& steak.
I agree, all my dogs work. While NOT perfect, they are great. THIS dog did it's job...there is no higher honor you can give it.
@@woodrowmagnus2535 asian
@@poppy9955he's not talking about eating the dog he means give the dog steak
@@poppy9955 *Racism Intensifies*
They need to make a movie about what Casper did those 2-3 days, what a hero and great warrior he is protecting those helpless sheep & his family against great odds
Good call
Omg, yes. That's a really good idea.
called John Woof
Totally agree!
The story says this dog killed 8 coyotes, I've yet to see the proof. The dog's owner is a pastor so I wouldn't be surprised if that story is completely embellished.
Coyotes: “Its 11 against 1!”
Casper: “Your going to need more then that.”
"In one hour, those of you who are still alive will envy the dead."
~Decatur Sheep Dog
Best fuckin comment on here
hahahahahha
WORD.
Lol
I'm dead 💀
Prayers that Casper is okay. What a heroic dog.
As far as Ive seen, yes. He's ok.
@@ethribin4188 we live in an age where animals understand virtue more than men.
@@kellyredds7292
Sad
Read in a post he came back with a missing tail and part of his ear missing. He now is a in door dog and retired as a shepherd dog.
Tough as nails
This is a classic example of courage, loyalty and heroism. Dogs in many ways have better qualities than humans. We can learn from them and having them near brings out our empathy.
I much prefer the company of my dog and cats...they behave better than a lot of people sad to say...
We don’t learn though that’s the issue. How long are people going to claim that ) humanity is fallen and education and watching your dog isn’t going to fix it.
You need to meet better humans.
I'm sorry..but maybe you met wrong humans..
Islam teaches dogs are Satanic.
What a faithful and beautiful dog he is! He came back to live not to die, because he loves his family and his job.... otherwise he would have stayed hidden. He's certainly not done yet! You're a good boy Casper!
Gave me chills . I would’ve been extremely proud if it was my dog. Which I’m sure you are. That dog deserves to be taken care of for the rest of his life.
I'm showing my dog this video next time he does his business on the rug!! Needs to buck up hid idea's tbh
I'm sure you'd say that about all dogs
I'd be mad at the owner for allowing his dog and the sheep to be in such a dangerous situation. Owners are responsible for their animals, like parents are to children.
@@Luxembourgish u dont know shiz my friend
@@Luxembourgish idiot
Casper was like, "You dont get it son, do you? This isnt a farm..its an operating table and Im the surgeon"
Le batman
💀
“I’m not locked in here with you, YOURE LOCKED IN HERE WITH ME!!!”
bet that dog feels stupid now. never walking again to protect the farmer's profits
The same farmer who despite knowing coyotes were out there did NOTHING three times
they attacked to help the dog.
@@troycambo that's retarded
Nothing more loyal and protective than a good dog. God bless Casper
Coyotes are liberal pedos pushing race hate = marxists.
White dog.
God turned out to be a hoax.
Coyotes: "But, you invited us over for a party, Casper!"
Casper: "And who you think they're gunna believe, huh?"
😂
this is what i call plot twist :))))
HE DESERVES THE BEST OF YOUR FAMILY'S LOVE. HE EARNED IT.
He’s a good boy
Yes. But I’m not 100% sure that will happen. The dog is lucky that the charity stepped in to help.
Yes
I’ve known very few humans that can match that kind of loyalty, much respect for that dog .
@@intellectualsmoke And Victoria Cross, The Legion of Honour, Order of August First, Param Vir Chakra, Order of Virtuti Militari, Order of St. George etc, etc.
@@intellectualsmoke I was going to reply the same! Respect🔥
@J Cal yes and we have another jackass piping up because they don’t like what the first jackass said , you will be mighty disappointed if you think every one should agree with how you think.
@@intellectualsmoke why don’t you ask a Vietnam era vet about all the love & help they got from this country when they came home .
Ok wait… coyote attack went on for half an hour & dude jus sat around watching? Then this brave dog went out for two days, hunted down every coyote he could find and killed them! And when the poor dog miraculously came home it took you another ‘full day’ to find a vet?? Idk but sounds like this owner did not really give a F** about that poor dog! Dog is a hero, owner is a selfish POS!!!!
I just can’t imagine what Casper had to go through during those 2 days he is such a good strong boy
I read that someone said that the reason he was missing because he was hunting the other coyotes that escaped
Thats not a boy. Thats a "man"
@@mooingsage8138 Anyone can say anything.
He was a jedi knight. See how that works.
no one knows, but sheep dogs do whats called intentional leading. They go away from home in case followed, before they come home.
@@SooSmokie Yeah, but it hunting the coyotes is possible while it being a jedi is not.
@@brandonamezquita4501 🤣
You obviously missed the point. he could have been getting laid...better?
Prayers to Casper,
such a magnificent dog protecting his flock of sheeps against overwhelming odds!
He is a hero!
What a champion. That is incredible. I hope he recovers 100% and gets all of the love he deserves for the rest of his loyal days.
Inb4 some blue braided hair vegan from California whose two unborn children died in the womb from drug abuse screams about how the dog and owner should've died and the coyotes should've lived or something.
Dogs are not lizards, they cannot regrow their tails. He will never be 100% for the rest of his life.
I once saw George Foreman fight 5 men in the ring in a controlled, (not to the death) platform. Caspar was in a life, or fight to the death match, and being outnumbered he still chewed 'em up and spit 'em out, and said, "Next."
@@vkcla5734 Not as bored as you it would seem.
@@ninetailedfox579121 lmao
This story made me cry. The love and devotion that dog had is way beyond any words I can write....god bliss your dog sir
Dog was a here! Owner, not so much!
Bliss 🤣
It’s bless
@@lloydcollins Owner doesn't deserve this dog and will probably put him down if he can't work.
@@HashiAkitaPuppy dude stop going in comments and saying shit like this, he’s a herd dog and protects the herd of sheep, you have no intelligence whatsoever 😂
The fact that he went missing for a while is a very good example of how livestock guardian dogs are able to act independently and improvise without being commanded to do so. This level of autonomy is essential to their job.
That and the owner practically lost track of his dog after watching him get torn apart for 30 minutes.
@@Mega-P71 shoulda seen the other guys ;)
@@TheLionheartedHero Casper is a beast but he sacrificed his body to protect those sheep. He needed surgery and an amputation, it's a miracle he didn't bleed out or die from something else. All of that could have been prevented if the owner protected his dog.
@@Mega-P71- With coyotes packing up in that area to such an unusual degree, the owner probably should have had 2 LGDs. A second Pyr or Kangal, and they would have routed those coyotes without a scratch.
@@cacogenicistyeah why keep only one dog when you know theres problems out there
What an amazing protector.. hope Casper is healed and enjoying life.
For those saying Casper won't be happy indoors because he's a livestock guardian dog:
When a livestock guardian dog acquires catastrophic injury or just gets older than dirt, I can tell you from experience they are just as happy to be indoors guarding the home, the humans and the other pets. You're correct that they have thousands of years of genetics telling them what they need to do. My livestock guardian dog was 14 when I brought her in the house. She had severe arthritis and dysplasia. She was quite happy to be indoors because she still had a job to do. She was having trouble getting around outside and her genetics told her to fight anything that came onto the property. She was too old to be fighting, it would have killed her. For the last two and a half years of her life, until she was 16 and 1/2, she was more than happy to be indoors still doing her job. She still likes to go outside and play in the snow, but she was more than thrilled to come in when she was done and lay on her soft cushiony bed. Yes, working dogs need to work, but there are plenty of jobs of working dog will do that don't require them to be in harm's Way anymore once they are injured or elderly. It's more of an adjustment for the humans than it is for the guardian dog
Thanks for sharing a great story, about another amazing dog.
What happened to the dog?
WELL SAID!!🎯❤️
@@PARCE93 lol what do you think happened to it..
You are wrong. Casper is 20 months. He needs to be put back on the front line. He deserves it.
I will be praying that Casper retires happily with wounds healed and that he’s blessed for his remaining years. Great Pyrenees have an instinctive protection drive built into them from thousands of years. You got one of the best of them sir!
He fought World War 3, all by himself ... And Won !!! He should be awarded The Congressional Medal of Doggy Honor. He deserves multiple Doggy Purple Hearts. The Doggy Silver Star with 8 Clusters. And should hold the Highest Ranking in The Doggy Hall of Fame. His nickname should be, "Audie Casper Murphy" Get Well Soon Casper. May you live a long and comfortable life.
Amen y'all!!!
😂💙❤️🫡!!!!!
enough time to get some popcorn and watch affectionately, his bad ass dog.
AND WON. How sick. This dog is so brutal, dude. That's gotta be cool, knowing you've got one of the toughest dogs ever in your house.
Edit: they found a trail of bodies...what a monster!
Wow, what a herculean feat of protection and loyalty... Screw the awards. What HE probably wants is just a nice big bone with some meat and cartilage still on it and marrow inside! Oh, and time off to recover with lots of back scratches and belly rubs. That's one hell of a guard dog!
I ❤️ Casper. Thank you for taking care of him. I hope he’s ok now.
Casper... Absolute legend. This made me tear up. He's the goodest of boys.
... really you teared up? Were you raised in an all female household?
@@sages101 sounds like someone wishes their dad played dress up with them 💀
@@2TONKA uuh,k?
@@sages101 Here's a pat on the head for how manly you are. 😂
@@ennui9745 thanks 😊👍🏻
Similar experience but with an Akita. I had moved out and created a farmstead in Arizona 30 years ago and as part of this life journey did a rescue for an 2 year old Akita who had been abused as a fighting dog. I named her Kuraokami as she was indeed a dragon. I spent 6 months gaining her trust and nursing her back to health. Late one evening as I was cleaning up I heard a tremendous howling and ruckus coming from the back of my property. Kuraokami was not in the area and, if you have every had an Akita, you know they don't bark or make a a lot of noise at all. I grabbed my 30-30 and ran to where the noise was coming from. My heart sank as I knew there was a pack of the coyotes in the area, and their trick to get a quick meal, was to lure dogs out into the scrub brush and take them down by shear numbers. I ran out and came up on Kuraokami in a clearing. She was surrounded by, what was left, of a pack of coyotes. 6 lay dead around her, and another 6 still circled. I raise my 30-30 but watched in amazement as one tried to flank her, and she spun on one back foot, grabbed it by the neck snapped it in one fluid motion and killed it without even losing any flow and faced the pack again.. seeming to grin in pure enjoyment. After the pack saw this latest member of the pack die and then smelled me they high tailed it off into the desert and I never was bother by them again. Kuraokami followed me home and fell asleep at the foot of my bed like nothing happened. The loyalty, power and elegance of this breed of dog is amazing and my love for them has never since faltered. RIP Kuraokami you will always be remembered, loved and dearly missed by your former partner and friend. See you in the stars soon.
I’m in tears reading that. It was beautiful. ❤❤
Patrick A Wow! Fascinating story. You're blessed to have witnessed that. The respect you had for your Akita after that must have been immeasurable. Thanks for sharing!
I Hunted with my Akita for 16years she loved going into the Mountains in New Zealand Deer stalking all my friends called her the Crafty Fox she would drag large branches back to camp just to help me build a fire wood stash without being asked she was so onto it the Helicopter pilots totally trusted her around there machines she was trained mostly by hand signals for Stealth Reasons super intelligent she new most of the time what I wanted just by reading the situation a my body language I could leave a steak in her food bowl come back few hours later and the steak would still be there untouched just because I hadn't told her to eat it that's how honest she was we totally trusted each other as though our lives depend on it and sometimes they did there's an amazing book called the Japanese Akita heaps of very cool Information its a hard cover copy well worth the money and effort you are very lucky to have one be firm but fair to get the best out of them you have to be the Leader because they will test you and you have to Earn there Respect and love by being Number One 🐾🕊
@@grantgundesen6284 that is incredible! What an amazing smart little girl you had. Wow. ❤️❤️
Cool story bro
What an amazing dog! You are so lucky to have such a loving and loyal friend for your sheep. What a hero!
The dog doesn’t have that fat 🤮 didn’t go help the dog I would have been out there till it was over and I got my dog back no matter how long it took
That’s what a Pyrenees is guardians . They are wonderful dogs!
@@kurtgreen1040 EXACTLY! And people making up names and jobs for dogs trying to make BS make sense.
@@kurtgreen1040honestly yeah, I would be looking for my dog.
You didn’t miss church that day. You were in the presence of an angel.
EARTH ANGELS ARE EVERYWHERE❣️🫶🏼🤗
That's a damn fine dog you've got. Very protective of his charges and loyal to a fault. He's earned the best life many times over.
🤍
You can’t be “loyal to a fault” as a livestock guardian dog, they’re like the navy seals of the farm!
Theres no fault. You were just raised by cowards.
That's what Great Pyrenees do.😊
@@barbaranowak7217 Our mixed breed razor-back went after an aggressive magazine salesmen one summer. He'd lodged his foot in our door to try to intimidate my wife into buying a subscription while I was at work and our dog tried to take off his leg before he ran off. We should be very appreciative of such behavior.
Incredible dog , the battle must have been massive. It shows the instinct to protect the herd these guys have ingrained. Your both so lucky to have each other.
8 coyotes is no small task, he was a force!!
Breed him
@@hombrenuevoacts1728 Exactly what I was thinking. Would be good to see his sons and if he can reproduce himself, or better.
@@libertybelllocks7476 It is always the question. Is it the body or the soul? The hardware or the software. It's amazing when both are matched!
What a good boy. So brave. He went far beyond the call of duty. He deserves a first class retirement. I hope the gets that. He's obviously served his family well. Much love and prayers.
Retiring a working dog too early will most likely just leave him miserable. These dogs are live for their herds…forcing him to be an indoor dog before he’s ready would be more of a punishment.
he's only 20 months old still not full grown, he's barely out of puppyhood, like a 15 yr old kid. He will likely add a little height and will add 10-20 lbs of muscle by the time he's around 3-3 1/2 hrs old when he reaches full maturity. He deserves a better owner than the one who left him to fight off 12 coyotes by himself!. the owner has sheep and there are coyotes around, don't tell me the owner doesn't have a gun.
@mike d. hindsight is 20/20, Mr perfect.
@@miked.7722 yeah?, had me scratching my head.
@@DR-sv8ke total crap. This owner was damn aware of the coyotes well before this attack. He should of been doing coyote control before the dog had to.... Common sense....
Please get Casper a friend so he can have back up. Your blessed to have a dog like Casper so another dog would ensure a prolonged life for Casper.
He does have a friend! He has all his sheep and a pregnant wife who he was also protecting
So glad Casper is alive. He has earned his place in all of our hearts. Sorry he got so hurt but glad he made it home. Amazing livestock guardian dog.
If you believe that nonsense you are as pathetic as he is.
I have sheep and live in central Florida near the Green Swamp area. We have coyotes and bobcats, foxes etc. I raise Great Pyrenees and in the eight years I have been here have never lost so much as a chicken. Amazing amazing breed. Casper is a true hero.
Awesome 👍👍
Those sheep are hot as hell!
yup! & that dog will never retire❤❤
Never let him get near the gators.
Most of us will never know a true hero, man or animal. Casper is indeed a true hero!
Casper is a true hero! He loves and protects his sheep at all costs! What an amazing dog! 🎖🐶❤️
He love and protects his humans. as all dogs do. They do their job perfectly and even have the self thought to question it, they might not do something they dont like. That's their best quality. They're extremely intelligent and I'm extremely grateful to have been lucky enough to have a little one as a pet. He looked after me far more than me him.
Casper is the King! God bless your great dog!!! May he stay very healthy…
The tenacity, strength, and courage of this sheep dog is unbelievable!
Somehow Casper knew he had to decimate this coyote pack or they will continue to harass and harm his charge and family.
He just hunted them down and didn’t return home until he got almost all of them. This dog is worth his weight in gold!
Took no prisoners
FETCH ME THEIR SOULS
"Somehow Casper knew he had to decimate this coyote pack or they will continue to harass and harm his charge and family."
He's just a dog. Granted, a dog to do a specific thing. But still, just a dog.
Stop assigning human thought processes to animals, weirdo.
@Mon Breau My positive opinion is aligned with the majority of comments. I think you're the weirdo and an outlier with your negativity, my bro.
@@monbreau7306 Dog
Absolutely amazing dog. You look at his face and its so loving and kind. He protected the sheep he probably grew up with as a puppy. He was seriously injured and still kept fighting and then fought for his life.
Loving and kind, and yet, not to be fucked with lmao
Ya I saw his face I’m like aww what an innocent boy but dang he’s loyal to the core
This video shows just how pure dogs are. This dog did not hesitate to put his life on the line to protect his people/animals which shows the incredible bond he has with his family. I hope he's OK and can live out the rest of his days in peace knowing he saved his farm that day. What an absolute trooper!
Fun fact! Casper has a girlfriend who was _pregnant_ at the time of the attack!
What a great story and a heroic dog! So glad you have each other!
Absolutely amazing. Saw the other video of the veterinarians talking about Casper's injuries and recovery. What a hero. And very kind of the vet clinic to donate their services to Casper for free 🥰
He went above and beyond, hope he lives a very long and happy life.
Glad he returned and is recovering. I can’t imagine what he been through during those two days alone. Walking back home while injured and in pain to see his owner makes me cry even more. My dog is my baby so it pains me to listen to Casper’s story.
I think it would be more painful for Casper to fail his job and have one of his sheep or his owner be injured. That's the nature of faithful work dogs
Casper is no baby though and no ordinary Dog.
Same here. This made me cry.
Regrouping with you squad after 11 kill streak with 1hp left. Respect!
Wowser!!!! What a warrior Casper was!!! He should have a life filled with oodles of love and kindness for all he did….❤
IS
@@robertyoung2819 Exactly what I was going to comment!
Casper earned his retirement, and deserves an easy life from now on. Such a great dog!
He would not be happy like that. They are meant to be outdoors at all times and protect livestock. That’s their entire purpose and what keeps them happy. Casper will heal up fine and continue his duty
They came hunting and became the hunted!
Casper needs to retire....when he is better please don't make him work ...guard fight off bunch of coyotes again ...please don't.
@@nhivuong586 he needs to work, that’s his entire breed. He will go crazy without doing his purpose
Yes he deserves to be retired!
What a remarkable story - that dog has a lion's heart - to take down that many coyotes what a huge battle he went through. Coyotes are savage and Casper took them all on. People kind of think and hope their dog will protect the herd but Casper proved what he was made of - I hope Casper lives a long and pampered life with lots of love and treats.
This is why many dogs have their tails and ears docked. Attacking packs of canids go for those to pin them down while the rest of the pack attacks. I'd have had the vet dock the ears after that to prevent coyotes from holding him. Looks like they almost took one of his ears off.
In coyote circles, they gonna be yippin n gossiping to each other for years... "im tellin u wylie, dont go over there! That crazy white dog will kil you! The 2 legged creatures kept callin him casper.."
No lion heart. He was just doing his job and what he was bred for.
@@michaeldavid6832tail and ear docking is completely unnecessary when you have more than one dog. Then they can both defend one another. Even then coyotes aren’t really capable of doing much to most large dogs unless they are coywolves
@farmbea😊r1231
God bless this precious pup!!!! I am soooooooo sorry you were hurt!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Joannie
The legend of Casper. What he did was unbelievable. The loyalty and fighting spirit.
And Casper was 2 years old! Incredible
That dog has a massive amount of strength, edurance and stamina. It's not easy to fight out numbered fights for such a long time.
Thank you so much for sharing the story. What a wonderful tribute to livestock guardian dogs.
This dog deserves a hero's life and journey... To live in peace and comfort for the rest of his days! What a beautiful soul!
What a brave, fearless dog who was willing to give his life for his home, his master and his charges. I pray he recovers fully and quickly.
Brave Fearless Dog, Weak Puss Owner...
Prayer has been tested many times, the evidence is conclusive, prayer does not work.
It also gets in the way of real solutions, people die praying instead of actually helping themselves or others.
Prayer is just a detriment.
@@WhoThisMonkey bro just shut up
@@WhoThisMonkey No one can win the discussion about religion. It's one big fantasy. Basically, if you say something to debunk prayers, any religious person will be able to spawn a verbal rocket launcher to blast your statement into oblivion. Only their imagination will set limits.
@@mattfrenden1000
It isn't about winning.
It is about spreading reason and rationality.
Many of these irrational believers never get the nonsense they believe questioned, they live in an echo chamber of family and peers, who all believe the same ludicrous claims.
Sometimes, you need to chisel a hole in their echo chamber and highlight the confirmation bias.
Religion is on the decline globally, because of technology primarily, information and knowledge is any religions cryptonite.
I'm just doing my small bit to hurry it along, for my children and my children's children, so we may live in a world where objective morality is the foundation for society, not archaic superstitions.
What a show of strength, determination and courage. Coyotes are opportunistic animals, but not against Casper. Hoping he makes a strong recovery and takes it easy.
No guns. Just Working Dogs vs. Coyote. Respect. Casper kicked butt fair and square and did his job. Coyotes aren't back to his property for a while.
Incredible dog protecting his family at all costs.....bless him
Sending love Casper from Scotland what a Brave Boy.
What a good boy ..protecting his home ...his herd. Prayers for his continued healing
Prayers have been tested and demonstrated to not work.
It's 2022, not the 1800s.
@@WhoThisMonkey cry about it atheist
Bad ass dog! He needed a couple of buddies to help him.
He has his girl. She guarded the sheep.
This is why farmers should have
G U N S ....
@@RubysBoxers - needed a third buddy!
@@RubysBoxers Why would anyone leave your dog to fight off multiple coyotes alone? I would have gotten my rifle and flashlight and joined the fight. Casper could easily have been overwhelmed and torn apart. Such a good dog!! I’m glad he survived.
Or, you know, an owner that gave enough of a shit to help instead of watching helplessly.
This is amazing truly. What a warrior. What a spectacular beast. What a good, good dog. Your love for him is clear. Thank you for posting this.
Amen, on all counts!
I bet that his blue eye glows like the Terminator.
Casper in his Clint Eastwood impression: "Get 11 coffins ready."
What a warrior! I'm really glad he survived and got the medical assistance that he needed.
Good boy Casper!
Your baby is a true HERO!!! He was not only protecting his herd of sheep he was also protecting his herd of HUMANS!!! GOD BLESS YOU CASPER!!! You deserve all the praise and glory for being the EARTH ANGEL you are!!! Just lay around and let your humans reward your amazing gift... You are AWESOME SWEETY!!!
That dog has a lot of heart. Killed 8 out of 11. And lived to tell the story. Keep him close, keep him safe. He will do the same for you if it comes to it...
Absolutely. That dog's not gonna retire anytime soon if there are immediate threats. My guess is he finished off the pack, or plans to.
8 that could be identified, who knows if the other 3 lived, they couldn't even find Casper wherever he ran off. Maybe he followed them back to the den and removed them all from the food chain. It's only unfortunate that so many animals needed to die, and become injured. Nature is a cold mother.
That man should be the one to protect Casper and his Family from now on.
@@Freeman-Dl70 Exactly. However, for me there is something not right about the story. I don't think it is how that man says it is. He's hiding something and making the dog out to be a hero (which I think it is) is a convenient distraction from deeper probing.
Hope his dog recovers fully.
@@Megan-ii4gf If they're all gone more will take over the space later, it's why it's pointless to kill them.
That dog is a badass! Just love him!. Don't start none and they will not be none. Love you Caaper! Praying for full recovery!
Well done, Casper! As a shepherd of sheep and a Pyrenees LGD owner, I suspect that Casper will not be happy until he is back with the flock. Pyrenees need a job to do; it is in their DNA. I’ve tried bringing ours in during bad weather but he is very unhappy indoors and wants to be with his flock. Get well soon, Casper!❤️
just build your pup a little cabin above ground with plenty of straw on the floor and a good enough roof that no water will get in and he'll be all set
Sounds like he could use some more backup if he does go back out there.
I agree. It's part of his noble bloodline to defend the yard. Putting him indoors would crush his pride and dignity. He'll let them know when he's ready to kill more coyotes.
As a shepherd, was it right to let the fight go on for a half hour, knowing the dog was so outnumbered and alone? He had 30 mins to think of some way to assist the dog. Seems like even the sound of a few shotgun blasts into the air would have helped.
@abbythehounddog3993 I mentioned a shotgun blast in the air. Did I say anything about calling him in like an obedient puppy? If my dog had been out there outnumbered 11: 1, I would do whatever was within my power to help even the odds. Not sit listening to the carnage for 30 minutes.
That dogs abilities as a protective shepherd dog are extraordinary to say the least. You would think his value as a stud for those that seek pups that possess the same shepherding genetic makeup as this dog to be priceless. This dog deserves recognition.
Prob why this hick faked this whole story, up his dogs breeding pricetag
I would take one of Casper’s pups in a heartbeat especially if I had sheep.
An absolute best friend ever!!
Did his job with no complaints!!!
Extra Extra Extra GOOD BOY!!
Stay strong big guy and heal quickly!
Many years to go! 👍❤️
The bestest good boy
Casper - Everybodys gotta die sometime right ??
Coyotes- yeah , dont worry we'll try to kill you fast.
Casper- I wasn't talking about ME
What a brave, strong, loyal, beautiful boy Casper is!!!!! He is so special and now he deserves to live the best retirement he can possibly have! God job Casper ☺️❤️
Casper is the best boy in all the lands! So brave! I hope he gets well soon and is allowed to do whatever his heart desires once he’s back home.
Casper is a hero dog. There are no other words to describe this magnificent canine. He's a true soldier and deserves to live the rest of his life in peace and comfort. This story could have turned out so much worse than it did, but wow Casper is on a different level than most dog's. This story made me smile so dang much when I found out he lived and got good quality care. :D
You can't beat loyalty ❤. What an amazing dog.
Coyote: You are outnumbered 😏
Casper:You are outmatched👹
Damn
@@zachryder3150 Casper went on a kick azz spree!!!!!!😂
Coyotes: 😱😱😱
Thank you for telling the world this story. Your companion has all the hallmarks of being gracious and courageous. I hope I can rise to his level should I ever be tested.
This dog deserves the highest of respect from all humans.
That's not just a dog. He's a warrior taking scalps. I pray he heals perfectly soon. Such a cute brave boy.
I wouldn't leave my dog to fight off 11 Coyotes alone though.
I thought the same thing. I own a property where coyotes and all kinds of wild life roam. I always have a gun nearby. If you have sheep I would think you would have a gun. 30 minutes is way more than enough time to grab the gun. Their lucky he survived.
I wonder if this was the only guardian dog on the property...
@@anitragavin5000 this implies the man has a business mowing down lawns wish his sheep. There were two other dogs, he said that within the first minute of the video. Over ten coyotes and one herd dog, you're not going to shoot.
@@anitragavin5000 no the female took the sheep to a corner to guard them
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@@ChesireHeart you certainly would overhead!