Hope she gets well soon. As an Ex farmer, please don’t take the risk walking your dogs in a field with New mums & calfs. We had signs up yet people seem to just ignore the signs and do as they please.
@pEW pEW Ok then simp. Hopefully all the landowners in your local area stop maintaining those public right of ways and see how much time and money the locals spend on money and maintenance. Every piece of land in this country is owned by someone whether you like it or not, they can't stop you walking through these lands obviously with a public rights of way access, but within in the law they can do what they please with their own land. If they want to keep cattle enclosed on their own fields, then they have the right to do so.
She was left with seven broken ribs, other ribs partially fractured and a broken thumb. She also had an emergency colon resection, an operation that has left her with another eight-inch scar, and had to have a colostomy bag fitted. but other than that she is in good condition living fine and well
Nice thoughts and wishes but unfortunately love and prayers do nothing other than making YOU feel better because you delude yourself that you have 'helped' in some way. Science does wonders, on the other hand.
@@hcrun he's right though. Thoughts and prayers are meaningless and purely so the person saying they send them feel better. I wonder how many people who reckon they send thoughts and prayers even think or pray about the person once the video has ended. And I wonder what sort of a shit god would allow this to happen anyway. Does god go "Oh, shit, someone prayed for that person. I better stop playing xbox and do something?"
They don't help but wishing somebody well is a good thing and there is no need to be a miserable sod about it. Being a miserable sod does nothing but make people feel good about having brought someone else down.
as a worker for a dary and beef farm the one thing i hate is walkers in our fields especially when the calf are out general PSA to everyone don't walk through a cow field
Sorry to hear of her injuries and hope she recovers and manages the cancer. Many years ago I was hiking on public multi use land (Cyprus Hills in southern Saskatchewan) the trail crossed near a rough barn with some cattle grazing nearby. When the cattle saw me they became some what disturbed, there was some shaking of heads and stomping of feet. Knowing absolutely nothing of cattle I quickly moved away and put something between my self and the cattle. I have always wondered if I over reacted but from this video and the comments I see that I made the right choice.
Rule 101, if walking your dog through a field of cows is truly unavoidable, is to drop the lead if the cows charge you. The cows will go for the dog and the dog will likely be able to outrun the cows - then you're just looking for your dog (or hopefully leaving the field and having good recall), rather than heading off to hospital
Never EVER get between a cow and her calf especially if you have a dog. Dog packs kill calves all of the time and cows are very protective when they see a dog, large or small.
Poor woman and dog 😢 I’ve done a lot of walking over the years and learned early that cows are dangerous and unpredictable. I never walk through cow fields. I used to be afraid that my little terrier would lie down in fear and be trampled. I hope both the woman and the dog are okay.
Cows are not dangerous😂 uneducated people who don't think are. A cow with calfs will defend its young.. ya know like every damn animal in the animal kingdom
I gather the property trespassing laws are quite different from the USA. There’s no opportunity to walk dogs or just yourself across cow pastures here without permission from the farmer.
Word of warning from any future people to walk through cow fields with their dogs, let go of the dog they are fast enough to get out. Dont worry about the dog and just get yourself out. I work part time on a beef farm
ALL dog walkers should carry a two meter thumb-stick, one used by the farmers. The cows will not go against someone who triggers farmer thoughts. I always carried one, have never had a problem with cows at all, even the long horns with calves. And, of course, it pays to have a trained and controlled dog, that does as it is told straightaway.
This nearly happened to me.. but because I have more than 6 functioning brain cells I decided not to walk my dog through a field of cows with calfs and offend them
As a North-east Yorkshire cow owner, born and raised. If a cow shows any curiousity/agression towards your dog, let go of it's lead. The dog's addrenaline will run and it will fend for it'self. 9/10 the cow will be intimmidated and be scared off. DO NOT keep hold of your dog
Absolute stupidity to walk through a field of cows with a dog, regardless of the presence of calves, or lack thereof. As a vet she should bloody know that.
I had to look it up, she sustained life changing injuries but she is fortunately on the mend and did interviews where she returned to the site. Her dog was also ok.
On my farm, we have Private signs on every cow field, and so many people trespass anyway. Yet to have one serious injury, but we temper the bulls and the cows tend to follow. However, even I would think twice about entering a field with a new born. The bulls would normally protect us, the ones they're used to, but if anyone else, new to them, were to enter, the bull, the mother and entire herd would congregate in a corner and stampede any threat. I've seen it done several times, but the threat, muppets trying to shortcut through the farm, managed to evade over barbed fences. In some cases, into another cow field to experience the same again. I just hope this farmer had such signs on his gates. We can't warn people of bulls anymore, just PRIVATE LAND. I also hope this dog owner has survived her cancer.
I think they mentioned it was a footpath, so they can't put said signs because people have the legal right to walk on it and it is not trespassing, at least from what I understand (just noticed this is from ages ago, oops)
This is why I wouldn't walk through a field of cows and calves. They are aggressive and unpredictable. I'll scratch their heads over a fence but I wouldn't join them on a ramble. Poor lady.
Because a lot of private property here has public right of way so it’s allowed. Plus going to school in Texas gets you shot these days so hardly a big deal
This is obviously not in Texas, and the fact that it's okay to just randomly shoot someone there just because they're somewhere they're not supposed to be is psychotic. What if the person was lost, or looking for help?
Shouldn’t be going onto anyone’s farm….especially with a dog! I hope she recovers and I have sympathy but it’s common sense not to enter a field of cows with calf’s…it’s the same as passing swans with their young…they attack!
Yes terrible thing to happen. Cows are not aggressive to people normally. But if they have calves then they will attack dogs. People are oblivious to the rules of the countryside.. not considering the farmers or the cows just claiming their rights of way.. I feel for her.. but please always walk with a stick and never take a dog into a field of cows with calves.. dogs are predators cows smell that. And now the farmer has to pay the price.. insurance claims will up his premium in an already tricky time.. now they get no subsidies from the eu. Be careful people. Use your brains. Also consider the farming community. The most aggressive cows are European breeds that are beef cattle. I live in germany and the cows here are not friendly at all. Not at all like the British breeds. These are modern breeds of cows with low fat content.. and are really aggressive.
Scary to think how overprotective some cows are. I can understand if the dog was off the lead and running up to the cows barking why they would feel the need to protect the calfs, but you would think the dog being on the lead would not be seen as a threat to the cows.
It may've already been answered, but why, upon landing at the hospital, is there two firefighters (or are they hospital workers dressed like firefighters) ready to assist with bringing the patient down into A&E? One of them in this clip appeared to have a cannister of oxygen on his back and a resperator - is this for the unlikely situation of the helicopter crashing or something?
In England and Wales the 'public trails' are an ancient legal right of way often from one village to the next usually across farmland probably used for several hundred years . They're either a 'public footpath' (walkers only) or a 'bridleway' (walkers, horses or cyclists can use). You're only trespassing on private land if you stray off the footpath/bridleway. In Scotland there's a general legal 'right to roam'. You can walk anywhere in the countryside within reason.
Not to put any blame on the lady, she most likely did not know at all, but people really need to understand that cattle ain't like pets. Sure maybe someone had a cow as a pet and all that, but most of em are still semi wild. Dogs are still a danger to their brain, ESPECIALLY when with calf. Just don't walk through the field. Not with dog and not without. Please.
@@gary8306 Thank you for sharing that information. I was also wondering why cows would be on footpaths or dog walkers were in cow pastures. Now I know. Thanks.
If in a field with a leashed dog and cows come in, let the dog go. It will be able to run through a fence/ hedge and the cows will be more interested in the dog than ypu.
@@ebe2278 the definition of a hamburger: A flat round cake of minced beef, fried or grilled and typically served in a bread roll garnished with various condiments
Must admit if I am walking along a towpath beside a field of cows and they start walking towards me and the towpath! I do get a little bit anxious. I have seen the damage to a car when you accidentally hit one.
7:44 covid vs her fear and possibly getting worse on helicopter or dying even and those his last moments...for gods sake.especially now watching in 2024 when theres 0 restrictions, and no one cares anymore. and turns out boris was partying whole way through anyway
The field has a public right of way running across it - A public right of way is a right by which the public can pass along linear routes over land at all times. Although the land may be owned by a private individual, the public have a legal right across that land along a specific route. Obstructing a public right of way can land the landowner in court facing a criminal record if found guilty.
@@aandrus2169 I do, but you have to learn how to recognise their behaviours. Many farmers will put up notices on the right of way routes to warn people about the dangers during calving season.
How are people dumb enough to go on a walk through a cow field?? I hope she's alright, that her surgery goes well and she beats her cancer. Glad her dog seems to be okay too.
It's not trespass. Public footpaths often pass through private land. The public has a right to roam all routes that have status of a public right of way. Landowners cannot deny access to these pathways.
Did ya have to interview the poor lady in shock? I mena yes its interesting but still rather set the camera aside and help her just as a human not as a camera in her face
Then there wouldn’t be much of a documentary 😂 the large camera is likely quite far back but zoomed in and then the paramedics are mic’d up with mini cam so it’s not as invasive as it seems
Stupid for walking with dogs in a feilds. I feel sorry for the cows too because they're treated badly by humans and they and their babies slaughtered. No winners here. Please don't walk in feilds with dogs especially.
Because if they have Covid they cannot work… Imagine the majority of doctors, nurses, paramedics etc getting infected by Covid. Then they all cannot work. I think that’s worse than potentially losing a patient.
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Awww, the old lady’s friend, bless her. Holding back tears when describing her injuries.
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Hope she gets well soon. As an Ex farmer, please don’t take the risk walking your dogs in a field with New mums & calfs. We had signs up yet people seem to just ignore the signs and do as they please.
Maybe keep your cattle off the Public Rights of Way?
No, we never had any public rights of way!! Just people stepping under or over our fence for a short cut.
@@pewpew4545 Would you like people to tell you what to do on your own land?
@@TheTwoFingeredBullDog It’s not your land, it’s a public right of way. It was never yours and it never will be.
@pEW pEW Ok then simp. Hopefully all the landowners in your local area stop maintaining those public right of ways and see how much time and money the locals spend on money and maintenance. Every piece of land in this country is owned by someone whether you like it or not, they can't stop you walking through these lands obviously with a public rights of way access, but within in the law they can do what they please with their own land. If they want to keep cattle enclosed on their own fields, then they have the right to do so.
She was left with seven broken ribs, other ribs partially fractured and a broken thumb. She also had an emergency colon resection, an operation that has left her with another eight-inch scar, and had to have a colostomy bag fitted. but other than that she is in good condition living fine and well
Sending love n prayers that both her n her dog are ok, also that her cancer goes in remission!!! 💜🙏🏻🐶🎗
Nice thoughts and wishes but unfortunately love and prayers do nothing other than making YOU feel better because you delude yourself that you have 'helped' in some way. Science does wonders, on the other hand.
@@radiocontrolled9181 Jesus Christ!! What a miserable life you must lead!
@@hcrun he's right though. Thoughts and prayers are meaningless and purely so the person saying they send them feel better. I wonder how many people who reckon they send thoughts and prayers even think or pray about the person once the video has ended. And I wonder what sort of a shit god would allow this to happen anyway. Does god go "Oh, shit, someone prayed for that person. I better stop playing xbox and do something?"
Prayers definitely do help!
They don't help but wishing somebody well is a good thing and there is no need to be a miserable sod about it. Being a miserable sod does nothing but make people feel good about having brought someone else down.
as a worker for a dary and beef farm the one thing i hate is walkers in our fields especially when the calf are out general PSA to everyone don't walk through a cow field
Totally agree. These stupid people ruin it for the rest of us. Common sense seems to be seriously lacking.
Its shitty that they do not end the video with what she had and how she recovered 🫤 hope she was ok
Poor woman, cancer and then this nasty injury, broken ribs are extremely painful. 😢
we pray for this women to return at home in good health before this injuries
Sorry to hear of her injuries and hope she recovers and manages the cancer.
Many years ago I was hiking on public multi use land (Cyprus Hills in southern Saskatchewan) the trail crossed near a rough
barn with some cattle grazing nearby.
When the cattle saw me they became some what disturbed, there was some shaking of heads and stomping of feet. Knowing absolutely nothing of cattle I quickly moved away and put something between my self and the cattle.
I have always wondered if I over reacted but from this video and the comments I see that I made the right choice.
Rule 101, if walking your dog through a field of cows is truly unavoidable, is to drop the lead if the cows charge you. The cows will go for the dog and the dog will likely be able to outrun the cows - then you're just looking for your dog (or hopefully leaving the field and having good recall), rather than heading off to hospital
Gosh baby, I had no idea , hope your ok & get better , 💝🐕
Well, new fear unlocked.
Never EVER get between a cow and her calf especially if you have a dog. Dog packs kill calves all of the time and cows are very protective when they see a dog, large or small.
Poor woman and dog 😢 I’ve done a lot of walking over the years and learned early that cows are dangerous and unpredictable. I never walk through cow fields. I used to be afraid that my little terrier would lie down in fear and be trampled. I hope both the woman and the dog are okay.
Cows are not dangerous😂 uneducated people who don't think are. A cow with calfs will defend its young.. ya know like every damn animal in the animal kingdom
Paramedics are seriously real life superheroes. I could never.
I have much respect for them your absloutly right.
Do we know the outcome of this lady's injuries
I gather the property trespassing laws are quite different from the USA. There’s no opportunity to walk dogs or just yourself across cow pastures here without permission from the farmer.
she's a trooper! Former soldier, has cancer and attacked by cows!
This is why you should respect farm animals like cows and keep your dog on lead and far away from them.
Why would you walk your dog through a field of cows with calf’s? It’s dog walking 101. However I hope she did recover and managed to have her surgery.
outrunning cows is easy if u ain't an old granny
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That doesn’t answer the question.
@@gordonlekfors2708 good luck with that. An angry charging cow will easily outrun you, especially in an uneven field.
Word of warning from any future people to walk through cow fields with their dogs, let go of the dog they are fast enough to get out. Dont worry about the dog and just get yourself out. I work part time on a beef farm
Scary! Cows are cute, but don't forget that they can still key you if they feel threatened or scared.
Y'all have some mean ass cows over there.
Poor woman I hope she will be okay
Holy cow, hope she is ok.
ALL dog walkers should carry a two meter thumb-stick, one used by the farmers. The cows will not go against someone who triggers farmer thoughts. I always carried one, have never had a problem with cows at all, even the long horns with calves. And, of course, it pays to have a trained and controlled dog, that does as it is told straightaway.
when the hamburger bites back
This nearly happened to me.. but because I have more than 6 functioning brain cells I decided not to walk my dog through a field of cows with calfs and offend them
As a North-east Yorkshire cow owner, born and raised. If a cow shows any curiousity/agression towards your dog, let go of it's lead. The dog's addrenaline will run and it will fend for it'self. 9/10 the cow will be intimmidated and be scared off. DO NOT keep hold of your dog
Sorry this happened praying for full recovery don't walk in pastures
Absolute stupidity to walk through a field of cows with a dog, regardless of the presence of calves, or lack thereof. As a vet she should bloody know that.
What happend next is she ok ? Is the dog ok ?
I had to look it up, she sustained life changing injuries but she is fortunately on the mend and did interviews where she returned to the site. Her dog was also ok.
@@majajanusz973 thankyou
I’m terrified of walking in a cow field and avoid at all costs.
Any updates on Yanika please
On my farm, we have Private signs on every cow field, and so many people trespass anyway.
Yet to have one serious injury, but we temper the bulls and the cows tend to follow.
However, even I would think twice about entering a field with a new born. The bulls would normally protect us, the ones they're used to, but if anyone else, new to them, were to enter, the bull, the mother and entire herd would congregate in a corner and stampede any threat.
I've seen it done several times, but the threat, muppets trying to shortcut through the farm, managed to evade over barbed fences. In some cases, into another cow field to experience the same again.
I just hope this farmer had such signs on his gates. We can't warn people of bulls anymore, just PRIVATE LAND.
I also hope this dog owner has survived her cancer.
I think they mentioned it was a footpath, so they can't put said signs because people have the legal right to walk on it and it is not trespassing, at least from what I understand
(just noticed this is from ages ago, oops)
I hope he will be ok
Why do we never see what happends at the hospital
This is why I wouldn't walk through a field of cows and calves. They are aggressive and unpredictable. I'll scratch their heads over a fence but I wouldn't join them on a ramble. Poor lady.
My cows are sweet but having been attacked by a dog before one of mine would of definitely charged the dog!
Why walk with your dog through a cow pasture?
Why do those walkers go through private property in the first place? That might get you shot in Texas.
Because a lot of private property here has public right of way so it’s allowed.
Plus going to school in Texas gets you shot these days so hardly a big deal
This is obviously not in Texas, and the fact that it's okay to just randomly shoot someone there just because they're somewhere they're not supposed to be is psychotic. What if the person was lost, or looking for help?
Shouldn’t be going onto anyone’s farm….especially with a dog! I hope she recovers and I have sympathy but it’s common sense not to enter a field of cows with calf’s…it’s the same as passing swans with their young…they attack!
Yes terrible thing to happen. Cows are not aggressive to people normally. But if they have calves then they will attack dogs. People are oblivious to the rules of the countryside.. not considering the farmers or the cows just claiming their rights of way.. I feel for her.. but please always walk with a stick and never take a dog into a field of cows with calves.. dogs are predators cows smell that. And now the farmer has to pay the price.. insurance claims will up his premium in an already tricky time.. now they get no subsidies from the eu. Be careful people. Use your brains. Also consider the farming community. The most aggressive cows are European breeds that are beef cattle. I live in germany and the cows here are not friendly at all. Not at all like the British breeds. These are modern breeds of cows with low fat content.. and are really aggressive.
Also like that her partner gave her his shirt
Police do not need to investigate. People need to leave cows alone. Simple.
Scary to think how overprotective some cows are. I can understand if the dog was off the lead and running up to the cows barking why they would feel the need to protect the calfs, but you would think the dog being on the lead would not be seen as a threat to the cows.
It may've already been answered, but why, upon landing at the hospital, is there two firefighters (or are they hospital workers dressed like firefighters) ready to assist with bringing the patient down into A&E? One of them in this clip appeared to have a cannister of oxygen on his back and a resperator - is this for the unlikely situation of the helicopter crashing or something?
Did she learn something? Don't mess with cows, especially when they have young calves.
I still don’t really understand why some of Britain’s public trails go through farming fields
In England and Wales the 'public trails' are an ancient legal right of way often from one village to the next usually across farmland probably used for several hundred years . They're either a 'public footpath' (walkers only) or a 'bridleway' (walkers, horses or cyclists can use). You're only trespassing on private land if you stray off the footpath/bridleway. In Scotland there's a general legal 'right to roam'. You can walk anywhere in the countryside within reason.
Not to put any blame on the lady, she most likely did not know at all, but people really need to understand that cattle ain't like pets.
Sure maybe someone had a cow as a pet and all that, but most of em are still semi wild. Dogs are still a danger to their brain, ESPECIALLY when with calf.
Just don't walk through the field. Not with dog and not without.
Please.
I hope she recovers and beats cancer. At the same time, why go into a pasture with any creature you aren't familiar with? Animals are fickle things.
Partial video.
Sadly, cows with calves and people and dogs don’t match
Getting between a cow’s baby with your dog has the same energy as the idiots over here who try and pet the bison in Yellowstone.
No conclusion?
How frightening. Cows can cover ground faster than most adults. Then to fall from the tree as well. I hope she is 100% from both C and this incident.
They're trying to protect their babies and she was getting too close for comfort. That's nobody's problem but hers
Ouch
In the US things are different. You don't go on other people's property and animals owners are required to keep animals contained.
We have ancient public footpaths that criss cross the country.
@@gary8306 Thank you for sharing that information. I was also wondering why cows would be on footpaths or dog walkers were in cow pastures. Now I know. Thanks.
If in a field with a leashed dog and cows come in, let the dog go. It will be able to run through a fence/ hedge and the cows will be more interested in the dog than ypu.
First meal after I got out of the hospital because of this? Hamburger!
Hamburger = pig, Beefburger = Cow
@@ebe2278 the definition of a hamburger: A flat round cake of minced beef, fried or grilled and typically served in a bread roll garnished with various condiments
Wtf ? A punch of emergency workers are afraid of cows? Really?
Cows weigh over 700kg, you would have to be stupid to not be scared of those massive things especially when they've previously attacked
Must admit if I am walking along a towpath beside a field of cows and they start walking towards me and the towpath! I do get a little bit anxious.
I have seen the damage to a car when you accidentally hit one.
Don't take your dog near cattle. Lesson learned.
this is where farmers need to stop access to the public
Janicke is fifty-five, only middle aged in my book.
The devil is living inside cows my cat told me
Granny waht are you saying 😂😂
@Hanz Franz, My Schatzi says your cat is wrong. They're just "Moo-dy" 😹😹😹
@@giraffeNana2023 LOL Lovit!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍✨✨
7:44 covid vs her fear and possibly getting worse on helicopter or dying even and those his last moments...for gods sake.especially now watching in 2024 when theres 0 restrictions, and no one cares anymore. and turns out boris was partying whole way through anyway
But why would she walk through someone's property I the first place?
The field has a public right of way running across it - A public right of way is a right by which the public can pass along linear routes over land at all times. Although the land may be owned by a private individual, the public have a legal right across that land along a specific route. Obstructing a public right of way can land the landowner in court facing a criminal record if found guilty.
Personally, I would not exercise my "right" to walk across land where cows are. I adore cows but they are massive animals!
@@aandrus2169 I do, but you have to learn how to recognise their behaviours. Many farmers will put up notices on the right of way routes to warn people about the dangers during calving season.
Apparently if theres an empty feild some people think they can even camp on your feilds and pastures
How are people dumb enough to go on a walk through a cow field?? I hope she's alright, that her surgery goes well and she beats her cancer. Glad her dog seems to be okay too.
Fun fact, cows kill around 20 people a year.
Also, how many people trespass on farmland to walk their dogs? Just... lacks all common sense
It's not trespass. Public footpaths often pass through private land. The public has a right to roam all routes that have status of a public right of way. Landowners cannot deny access to these pathways.
Unfortunately this patient was not trespassing this farmland she was following a public footpath hence the stile on the fence.
Did ya have to interview the poor lady in shock? I mena yes its interesting but still rather set the camera aside and help her just as a human not as a camera in her face
Then there wouldn’t be much of a documentary 😂 the large camera is likely quite far back but zoomed in and then the paramedics are mic’d up with mini cam so it’s not as invasive as it seems
Wieso geht sie mit ihrem Hund auf einer Weide mit Kühen spazieren?
Typical cows weigh roughly half a ton, not a ton.
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Dare I say she should have moo'vd over?
come on how stupidnto be walking through a field with cows is stupid as is never mind with dog
and some people feel guilty eating hamburgers why?
the cows have more reasons to be leary of humans and especially DOGS than visa versa
Hamburger = Pig, Beefburgers = Cow
If you have a dog and get chased my cows abandon the dog
Yes I read that somewhere, you let go of the dog and get to safety.
Lolllll don’t walk in a field with cows walking your dog …
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Stupid for walking with dogs in a feilds. I feel sorry for the cows too because they're treated badly by humans and they and their babies slaughtered. No winners here. Please don't walk in feilds with dogs especially.
Doctors more worried about covid than anything else. Absolutely shocking to see.
Their own life matters as well. They have to be cautious to protect themselves and the patient so can do the correct procedure.
Because if they have Covid they cannot work…
Imagine the majority of doctors, nurses, paramedics etc getting infected by Covid.
Then they all cannot work.
I think that’s worse than potentially losing a patient.