Tripped over a coyote?
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Az running at full speed? Must have been amazing. We've only seen him casually gallup as he plays with everyone. Glad the coyote got scared off.
Seismographs detected a small earthquake.
@@dmk_games that's what that was!
@@dmk_games felt it in California
@@dmk_games Do you know where all it was felt? I've only ever felt 1 tiny 1 & my upstairs neighbor had a "guest" over. I thought they were just having fun. 😂
@@Doggypaddle8 Barstow area, my friend in Culver City, outside of LA didn't feel anything.
I can imagine az barking like he knows something is there but has been taught to be gentle around other animals. And when he learned he could chase that one he got excited
That's my take, too.
Az, a bit confused as to what he's supposed to do with something that's being quite stealthy on his property.
He's still kind of a puppy, he'll learn
I bet that was the issue. He's usually supposed to be gentle with small things & it wasn't trying to hurt any of his charges. Now I wonder what that white skunk did that made him know it was time for business.
Usually people are tripping on peyote not coyote!!!
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Spot on! He was probably having trouble locating it, and you were able to clarify exactly what to do once found.
That's why when they have a pack, they bark a specific way to tell the others "OVER HERE!" As soon as one of them locates the threat. AZ just needed to be pointed in the right direction
Not quite the last part else Az would have had it, and that's nothing against Nate because being an opportunistic trainer, Az isn't trained to attack (with or without command) yet. It's one thing to big someone up for doing a good job, but to lie and bumlick? Weird and almost obsessive.
@@whiskyeetI feel like you should have kept editing your comment.
I tried reading it numerous times, and still could NOT understand what you said.
So... huh?
@@lancerhades971 The coyotes do that as well, and some coyote packs use diversion tactics to get at what they're after, so Az might have realized there was at least one other.
That one could have been set up, perhaps a couple others in positions where once the dog goes after one of them, well, the rest are free to go for their own kills which are shared with their "bait brother" later on
@@alicecain4851 that's on you; English tutoring is widely available.
AZ did a great job!!! He was probably scared or nervous but he knew what to do in the end!!! 👏🏻💚💙💜
Where there's one there are more. Hopefully Az will keep them away.
That's the last time that coyote will be there. Az probably went full speed which is not good for the coyote
I doubt he was scared or nervous, prolly just unsure if dad would want him to engage or not 🤷
@animeaunty I would think so, too.
Not completely sure what to do with a dog-like creature he hasn't been introduced to yet, but was on his property.
@@animeaunty He might have also smelled more of them nearby and without backup, well, if he chased that one down, the others would be going after what Az is supposed to protect.
Az knew something was Off, but wasn't sure how exactly he needed to respond. Now that he's had the experience, he should be able to handle the next coyote that sneaks in faster. Might still take a couple more times to reinforce the behavior, and he's still learning, but Az is already doing an excellent job.
Yes to all of your comment!
Mmmm, that’s the issue because it should’ve been instinctual! I run a farm and have coyote and have hounds. They didn’t need to be taught. They know what to do and will never let a coyote or bobcat or cougar or bear etc anywhere close to my house.
@@sheslikethewind8999 despite his size, Az is still very much a puppy(he's not quite a year yet iirc), and he only really has Nate to give him guidance as a LGD as the other dogs on the homestead are nearly ten times smaller than he is. He's still learning and building his confidence in his role.
@@ZaedaXobu I’m aware of his age. That’s irrelevant to what I’m saying. The instinct is from birth and they either have it or they don’t unfortunately. I’ve been raising hounds a long time and before that I raised and trained other breeds. It’s not that AZ can’t be “trained” to deal with certain things but because it’s evidently not instinctually within him, it’ll be much harder in general.
@@sheslikethewind8999- I think Az will be fine. He’s encountered many different animals on the homestead and he’s been trained to seek guidance from Nate on how to treat them. Consider how Nate called him off from the deer a few weeks back. He barked for Nate to tell him if the coyote was a problem, Nate re-inforced it is a problem, and Az jumped into action. He knows now that those particular animals aren’t welcome and will take initiative next time. His instincts are fine.
I keep hoping one of these nights you'll step outside and see saber walking towards you from the woods....miss that little guy
AZ: "friend or foe"
Nate: "Foe"
AZ: "Okay cool, warp drive engaged."
@@moisesrodriguez9007 😆 😂
I think because you love and have animals. Az wanted your guidance on what to do with this animal, Dad!
When he saw your response, Az's Natural Instincts kicked in. Good job to both of you.
Good Boy Az
That's exactly my take on the situation, too.
Now we'll wait and see.
Nate has a duck buffet, so I'm sure we'll be seeing more coyotes.
Az will get another chance! 🎉🎉🎉
I'm thinking the same thing. It was a lonr coyote and it didn't threaten anything so Az wanted guidance!❤
At the very least you gave Az an introduction reinforced with the appropriate response that gets Az a 'GOOD BOY, AZ!' WHICH IS WHAT A GOOD LGD LIVES FOR💜
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What is LGD ?
@@connieparker8896 Livestock guardian dog ❤
Exactly what was needed!!
Good boy Az!! ❤❤😊
Abbreviating Livestock Guardian Dog to LGD kinda makes Az sound like a weapon. Which I guess he technically is.
@@arifhossain9751 Yep, home defense
Hardest part of training is the getting out of bed in the middle of the night.
I hope Az learned the lesson, and this will be one less stress you have to deal with.
That’s probably where the missing duck went.
Yep
And the cat 😢
Az wanted your official opinion....he knows you love the animals, so you two investigated the situation.....yeah....Az could have smelled the coyote but was thinking, "Wait, what's dad REALLY want me to do here." Good job.
Anyone remember that old cartoon with the 2 dogs and one of them starts asking “which way did he go George”? That’s what I pictured Az doing lol.
That's pretty funny and I can absolutely picture it now, thank you 😂
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"Of Fox and Hounds (1940)," a Tex Avery cartoon from Merrie Mellodies.
"Which way did he go George, which way did he go??" 😂 Haven't thought about that in ages, thx
Please set up a camera system that livestreams. The battle this winter will be an epic one, the coyote is just learning there’s ducks. He’s also learning it’s gonna be hard to get the ducks.
Big facts. And I’ve lived in WV. People should know that east coast coyotes and west coast coyotes are very different. West coast coyotes are small and usually skittish around people. East coast coyotes travel in large packs and sometimes breed with loose dogs and are usually bigger than WC coyotes. We also have Coywolves here on the east coast. It’s crazy
@@jessduus3348 agree east of the rockies they less shy. And more mixed breed.
@@jessduus3348 the ones here in WV are really smart. They specifically breed to increase size of their pack if they encounter an obstacle like an LGD. I had a pack hunting my chickens til I got an LGD. They left for just over a year when they learned he was here, the size of the pack has now increased and they’re currently scoping the property out. They wait til winter here and they ravage peoples livestock cause all the other game is less active. Luckily more people in WV are getting LGDs to combat them. I’m gonna have to get a second soon
Coyote be like: Thats a big Az dog! Az is a goooood boy!
Azlan the goodest boi! As soon as you pinpointed the coyote Az knew what to do. I'd be terrified and in awe of him running full tilt 😬
Oof what an audition for Az. He was probably like, what do I do, what do I do??? Until you came out to give him the go ahead
Dogs learn from their alpha. When I’ve had a break between dogs, I’ve been the one demonstrating the correct response to the new dog. With their instincts, they catch on quickly. Good job👍🏼
Good work getting out of bed to go train.. sometimes that's the hardest part of training.
when you said "170 lb Az hot on its trail" the mental image just made me giggle
AZ will be a lot braver when he has a partner. LGD work well as teams with one on perimeter and the other as guardian.
Agreed, I live in the woods I had one to start and I was heard and seen the wild life I have come up and I have lots of livestock and I said I need another one , I stressed less but now I own 4 lol
@@evelynbare1975 I could be mistaken, but I think Nate said he was going to get a second LGD once Az was trained/older so Az can help trained the second LGD. I think he said it in one of the earlier videos with Az, although I could have misunderstood.
@@zephyrsketches2398 that would be good. It's really hard for one because they are torn between protecting and pursuing.
The best training moments with a dog is when the unexpected pop up, as long as you know how to guide the dog through the situation 😊. Sounds like you and Az are going to be a great team.
Sir Azlan is on guard! He deserves an extra treat!
Good job Az! You came out just in time to help Az. It's crazy the coyote stayed that close with AZ barking like that.
Hunger will make most animals take crazy chances.😮😮😮
I love that, I know how it feels when it’s between 12:30-3:00am and you just want be asleep. But seeing your dog-in-training chasing that mfin coyote must’ve satisfied some deep genetical code.
I bet that coyote was triple timing once Az was after him.Such a good boy!He just needed a little help from the Dad.
Had to rewatch. Did anyone else get distracted by that duck?❤😂
Az is still a pup at heart and still learning. As his confidence grows so will his protection skills.
Az doing what Az does best.... Good boy Az...
AZ is ready to protect the homestead.
Geez, I live in the country and sometimes I hear those critters yippinn and yappin outside my window at 3 in the morning. Since that's the time I usually get up anyway I walk into my yard knowing that they're around.
Good job Az🎉❤😊
Well done, Nate!! Keep up the training!! It never really stops! There's always more to learn!....for man & beast!
Good boy AZ❤. He is getting older and the instincts are kicking in!!
Im very proud of Az! 😁
Great work of team work. Az knew something was wrong but don’t want to get lured off. Don’t know if it teaching or instinct but Az is sure a goooooood boy!
AZ was sitting there like, "you first Dad"😂😂
Awesome job on that lesson!
AWESOME JOB FELLAS 🐺 🏆
Good boy Az wasn't sure what to do with the forest doggo so he called for dad ❤
Az is already pulling his weight on the homestead! You're doing such an amazing job with him and all of the animals in your care!
I appreciate your channel so much for a number of reasons. Not the least of which is your skills at training and caring for all of your animals. It helps me to remember that there's a lot of people who treat their pets/livestock with love and respect. Unfortunately, I deal with some people who do not.😢
Well done, Az will definitely have learnt from that interaction 🐾
He’s such a good boy❤😊
Dog can be friend, coyote is dog, coyote is not friend.
There is a guy on TH-cam that has a raccoon, a dog and a coyote.
Yes. That's what I thought Az's thought process could have been, too.
It may take a few more encounters or this interaction was enough.
Time will tell.
Coyotes are particularly fond of cat as a food.
Az may soon have his hands full.
@@alicecain4851yep all our cats stay locked in barn. Eagles and coyotes would get them if allowed to roam.
Love this story. Understand it’s hard to make shorts but I will watch them every time.
Love your content Nate. You're a role model out here in an ocean of kids raising up kids.
Nates bout to change his hairstyle to DREADS.... 😊
I'm down to see that
I was just wondering to myself if he was about to start some dreads.
And wanted to respond about the az comment … about how you train him… you are doing a wonderful job . He trusts and loves you and responds to you accordingly… no human or animal want to be hit and hurt by the person they love and trust most … that only leads to fear relationship … that’s no kind of life for an animal to respond In fear ….. people can be so ignorant …
Man, I'd kill to see AZ running at lightning speed. He's so powerful at just a light jog. A full-blown speed run must be an incredible sight!!
Job well done Az!❤
Nate maybe I missed it but IR camera or thermal imaging is a game changer
My grate pairanez pup growed for the 1st time . He was hanging out by the sheep. I didn't see what it was but im proud hes protecing. Im glad the coyote didn't get into your animals.
Az is like okay Dad let's see what you would do in this situation okay I see I'll get the next one he is so adorable
Bless Az he is so adorable probably just wanted to be reassured that it was ok to chase the coyote away. I think now he will know it’s ok too
The braids around your face are an excellent idea to be able to pull your hair back. Az is a pup. He was waiting for your direction
Great job Aslan!
Oh AZ you are such a good boy!!!
Those lil braids in your hair are cute. Also give Az a biiiiiig ol’ pattin’ from all of us
Was Az barking different than usual and more like beep beep. Beep beep ffffyyyyoooaaawww lol. Awesome title dude. Lol
We actually had a cat that was very defensive of our home. Sam, the tabby male cat, chased a coyote out of the yard. Ended up having a puncture wound on his leg. We brought him to our vet to be checked first thing in the morning. Our dog at the time also protected us and neighbors from coyote pack that living close by up the street. CT, but we have lots of woods, lakes, etc. around our house and there are 11 acres behind us before the lake.
I think this played out perfectly! Even though annoyed at the moment you look back on the situation as a net positive because it possibly trained az response to be exactly as you need it to be.
That’s great. I’m kind of pleased that has looked for reassurance. he is well socialised around people and other animals also animals that don’t live on the property. he leaves to learn what time of the day it is acceptable to be friendly and acceptable to chase off those that don’t belong. I think it’s much harder for a socialised dog to recognise the difference. But he will get there. he will realise that bedtime means bed and no one should visit. And in future if someone needs to visit the Homestead at night, you will be there to stand Az down before they come.
Coincidentally, I also "tripped" over a couple coyotes the other night. They set my dogs off so I won't to investigate. 2 of them popped out of the heavy brush, we all scared each other and I sent some freedom seeds their way. Haven't heard a peep from that pack since.
That’s bad ass we need to AZ cam asap please
I thinknits safe to say that coyote won't be back. But the mental picture I have of this scenario has me in stitches.
"and I'm thinking, just go deal with it" lol! You know he's capable but he still wants his dad for back up 😂
Never a dull moment on the homestead, Eh?
Great job, Az!
So that’s what happened on the live, I was curious. I’m glad it’s all okay
That "if you'd like to make a call"made me spit out my food laughing 😂
Badass dude! That's going to help him learn
That little bugger playin hide and seek, Az got dad involved. He really aint playing when were talking home plate!❤
Maybe Az just wanted to show off. Hey dad, watch this! 😂
Good job, Az!
That's a good boy Az!!!
That sounds absolutely terrifying
It's probably the first unknown 'dog' on the homestead he smelled. He wasn't sure what to do about the 'dog'. Good job Az.
Noble knight Az defending Lord Minion's kingdom. Good boy, Az! Hail!
I just imagine that coyote holding as still as possible. Praying that the massive barking dog does not find it and then the moment you start running towards it the coyotes like oh no. Oh I need to leave and then it sees this gargantuan Beast of a dog charging at it, knowing full well that is not an enemy that is a predator
I would love to see Az full grown, in beats mode, in person. That is one creature to behold.
Good boy, Az! 🐕🐾
Good job, Az
Good boy Az ❤
My old dog (rip) chased away coyotes and plenty of pests on our property. I miss you buddy.
So cooool. That coyote had a story to tell his pals.
Az checking first.
Intelligent boy.
It was a dog-shaped stranger and now he knows what the appropriate protocol is for the future.
Az really did a good az job. 💪🏻
Your lip ring always makes me want to go fishing!!!
I am glad you don't just take out any wildlife trespassing. AZ is going to be able to chase off predators because you taught him a lesson.
Az is still learning but he did good. Sounds like he was unsure but him barking is at least a sign that he knows the coyote isn't supposed to be there
Lol! You totally just taught that coyote the appropriate response to a barking Az!
Remember that coyotes are famous for sending one out as bait to lure the animal to the rest of the pack.
Not a knock cause he is def a good boy for going after it. Just lost 2 dogs that way and would hate to see you feel the same.
Much love. ❤
Tonight he's playing with and chasing a moth.❤
AZ is doing a great job
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Your the leader of the pack , he's gave the warning now the leader of pack must lead !!😂😂
Az is a good boy !!
Sorry,this is just to funny Nate
I'm the leader of my pack and my 2 fur babies are 25 lb each.
Follow my lead/orders and protect me from anything they think is a threat .
And if I start to give chase after something they follow my lead and usually are ahead of me 😊 because now they must not only chase whatever it is I'm chasing but they got to protect the leader me😉 from it .
The one is a jack rusell terrier , they don't give up.
Love the homestead you and Jen are growing.
Wish you both well
Too bad we didn't get to see that Nate, but from your narrative, that sounded so epic/thrilling, but things could have been bad but also better 😞
Digging the braids Nate.
Just imagine how it sounds when Az is chasing you down in the darkness of night
Hurray for you both! Coyotes look similar to dogs, and Az may have been looking to you for the Yes / No answer to this unannounced visitor.