My pyr is a pet but he was a rescue dog also. He is territorial and protective but not aggressive. He is a blessing to me and i am grateful to have him.
I keep watching this video over and over. I love dogs and love that Y'ALL gave MOJO a chance to get adjusted to Y'all, his new home and responsibilities. GOD BLESS HIDDEN HEIGHTS FARM FAMILY.
I just seen this video, beautiful dog. I breed Great Pyrenees and he’s not shaking hands, he’s giving you the Pyr Paw, every GP does this, just too adorable 😊
I am crying I love Mojo so much. Seeing him so young and just handsome just makes me love him even more. He has the most chill layed back attitude but will still kick some butt when he has too. He always makes my day better
So glad MoJo is working out for you .He looks like he knows his place. Great information on how to handle a new dog to a farm or to home. Thank you for sharing and God bless.
Never once thought you were being negative or without compassion for Mojo. So glad he is working out to be a such a great dog for your farm. You can tell how much you care about Daisy and Mojo. You are Lucky to have them and to have had Bear, and they are lucky to have you.
Look into those eyes. How can you not appreciate a beautiful animal like Mojo! He will never replace Bear but he will be a great LGD in his own right! Absolutely a great video Rachel and Kevin!
Great story, love how Mojo went straight Bear's old spot!! Brought tears to my eyes too but I am a big fan of dogs and their total dedication and loyalty, which is far beyond the average human.
Hey guys what a awesome place you have to be as young as you two are and to have the farm n out look on life that you have is awesome What a great dog Mojo is you definitely got a winner with him As always thank you for sharing your family and be safe on the interstate
Mojo is so cute and sweet. I'm sure he was sad and shy, but God really found him the very best home in the world! Hope he goes on to bless you as much as you are blessing him!
Mojo is one Beautiful pup💖poor baby gone threw alot but now he has found his forever home💖 Rach you have done a Great job grooming him👍you can tell he loves you all 💖he just needs time but I do think him @ Daisy like each other💖 Mojo 💖 Skeeter that little fellow welcome him @ play with him,, Buddy's for life💖 y'all had done a Great job with Mojo 💖
Thank you for posting this update on Mojo. My wife was so concerned for him. Now that she/we know his full story it is understandable why he seemed to be lost. I/we think you and your family have filled a void in his life and in a short time he will be King of his areas. This is a learning experience for us. We live in Houston and have always had yard dogs which were mostly pets, but they always did there job of keeping stray cats, squirrels, opossums and raccoons away. I am approaching retirement in a few years and we are considering moving to the country and starting a small farm. We knew there were Guardian Dogs and Herding Dogs, but had not understood the differences until now. Never too old to learn new things. Thank you again and keep up the good work with your channel. Keith and Janet Youker (Youker's Quarter)
I highly recommend Pyrs for the country, but please read up on them. There are a lot of homesteaders with them posting great videos. A guy who worked reforesting the woods in Canada wrote one the best articles on them. They've been around 3,000 years. He reminds us that natural selection created the breed - back when humans were learning to use dogs to help with flocks, if the dog wasn't good he ended up as dinner. So naturally the best survived. Most breeds we are familiar with are around 200 years old. So the Pyr is pretty unique in the dog world, exceptional guardian, you can read how one found a baby deer and protected it. Tractor Supply has the article of the Pyr who protected his goat flock and 3 baby deer from one of the California wild fires - how did he even know to push them up against a rock, lay on them so the fire would pass over them? He was in pretty bad shape, but all the goats lived. The seller of our dog told us her father helped a new momma goat with cleaning them up so they could nurse. Our dog came from working stock, I think their disposition is better than those bred for show. Expect a very independent dog who needs to know who is in control. And lovable? When we're relaxing in the evening, she will come up alongside us and put her head in our laps... (Nothing like fish breath from that big nose....) And if you truly want a funny story, check out the Ontario Pyr who saved a family from a bear. The mother writes it from a reporter point of view, interviewing each family member - funny, terrifying, but great to know how brave these dogs are.
Great things take time... You have a beautiful addition to the family...And I think there was a greater reason you all found one another. It was meant to be .
You are such a GREAT family....THAT's why you are my favorite Homestead. I never thought for a moment that you were serious when you were kidding around, and if other people can't see that then something is wrong with them. I'm so glad you saw the potential and understood Mojo, and are taking the time to acclimate him to his new responsibilities. Love you guys!
Thanks for the update, and glad Mojo is adjusting well. God blessed you with a wonderful new guardian dog, and Mojo was blessed with a loving and caring new family.
Wow, that is awesome!!! The bond he has made with y'all is just great. I'm sure it was a huge relief to see him show his loyalty to you, the kids, and your livestock. So happy for you.
What a beautiful dog! Rachel you did a great job grooming him! Keep giving him lots of love... so glad to see he’s bonded with y’all and the animals... I think he thinks his main Job is to guard y’all and the property... He seems to be happy.... Glad y’all rescued him... y’all are an awesome Family 😊
Oh that chicken was fast and got a piece, she better watch out for the next time😱. I had a feeling he would warm up. He had just has a big loss. Dogs do greave I've seen it. Glad he is growing to love his job 👍. I 💕😊 Jo Jo in VT
Awww...when you hand was by him,he just wanted you to pet him.I get that he’s a”working dog”but they have feeling too.Im sure he’s missing his first owner.Sad.Hope he adjusts and gets more use to his life there on your farm with all of you which I will say..I❤️you guys and your channel
I cried when y’all lost Bear, and when he passed he knew he was loved. Kevin had to work late and Mojo , Rachel and the children did the late evening chores. He was still new to the homestead and one of the young goats got its horns stuck while trying to reach grass from the other side. Rachel had told the children to stay back as it was getting dark and she was planning to try to help the goat. Mojo was still new and out of the blue he took it upon himself to see what was the problem and when he got there and gave the goat a stern look, the goat quickly untangled itself. I knew then he wanted to protect the family and decided to handle it himself. He’s blessed and they’re blessed. We will miss Bear but I think Bear knows he can RIP. 💞
Mojo has decided the humans are his herd. Thinking that's why he wants to hang out on your porch. You're doing all the right things to show him his territory limits. He sure looks awesome after his spa day!!!
After observing Mojo right from the time you first got him, I knew he'd be perfect for you. I'd like to suggest that when you feed him, you elevate his food bowl 12-18 in. instead of ground level. to help prevent the intestines from getting twisted as happens to large dogs. (at least, that's what I've heard some vets recommend) I don't know how true that is, but it's easy enough to do and why take chances. Also I found out from my experiences with the great Pyrenees breed, they will fight for anything they think is their possession (bone. food, toy etc.) and they don't quit, causing major injuries (or death) to other dogs or themselves. These guys mean business. Wishing you peace and happiness for the entire family (humans and animals).
I believe that raising the food is a myth! I wouldn't reccomend it, not allowing exercise for an hour or so after eating is the best prevention for bloat.
@@liammcmeeken2571 That is what we did for our 128 lbs pure bred lab and it worked for beau. He loved it. I am praying for you Kevin. I am sure it will all work out just fine!!
Our 2 year old female Pyr growled at our 12 year old Retriever once while eating. The Retriever was very good at letting her eat from her bowl as a pup, but once the Pyr got to 7 months the Retriever was less friendly about sharing. So when the Pyr growled, we let her know that behavior would not be tolerated. It happened again about a week or so later, again, we corrected her and let her know we did not allow that behavior. She loves to eat from the Retriever's bowl. We allow it as we don't want either dog fighting over food. The Retriever will eat as she sees fit, sometimes she waits half a day or so. We make sure the Pyr cleans her bowl first before heading to the Retriever's bowl. Really funny is when we give them both chew toys, the Retriever enjoys hers and the Pyr wants that one, despite having one of her own. The Retriever calmly enjoys hers as long as she wishes. It's like the Pyr isn't even there, moving closer, going from side to side as if the say, "I want yours..." Finally, the Retriever tires of her chew and walks off. The Pyr will pounce on it and start chewing. The Retriever will not touch the Pyr's toy unless I pick it up and give it to her, even then, she rarely wants it. They do spend a lot of time in the house with us. Outside, they romp and play, the 12 year old is as lithe and playful as any pup. She's very agile, the Pry will fall over her and looks rather ungainly trying to feint. But make no mistake, when a strange dog approaches our property - she's all speed and grace as she rushes to let them know she is here and they need to leave!
Hello Rachael and Kevin 😁 Great video, thank you so much for sharing. I love seeing MoJo, I miss my Pyrenees. I admit I got weepy eyed several times while watching. Have a Blessed Week **HUGS & PRAYERS** from Kelly and critters at Piney Haven Homestead.
That hand shake is a natural instinct of Pyrenees. If you have two Pyrenees it is actually a form of communication between them . Most people I know call it the Pyrenees or Pyr Paw... I call it the Pyrenees Punches ... because once you get a shake below the belt it’s never the same haha.
Morning Am so happy Mojo's began to feel comfortable. It's nice to see Daisy & Mojo's at the fence together they're beautiful 🐕. Mojo's love shaking hands he love his new family and home. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy your day.
you guys are doing so well with Mojo - it takes time to settle them and for them to learn the new territory and family and animals that they are to guard - the female dog is normally the boss if she is first in or second - we have 7 dogs in our house including a puppy (14 week) - I had the puppy in the garden playing with my two who are 7 and 9 yrs and my boy (9) got to rough with the puppy my girl (7) thought he was correcting to harshly and she fairly told him off and went after him across the house yard and they never fight or show teeth to one another so a voice command sorted that out - in his defence she did bit his boy bit and he was not pleased
It seems logical that being active most the night, chasing off predators and being on guard, almost nocturnal, Mojo would definitely need lots of naps in the shade during the day when danger is low.
Hi guys, I agree with the interaction with LGDs they need to be friendly with the family. We have done basically the same with our Great Pyrenees. You guys are doing a great job with Mojo. Take care and best wishes.
You'al are doing good with Mojo. Taking time with him and don't listen to others for your Farm. You are right understand territory. Raised dogs to lead bear and wolves from Our place in Bush in Alaska. All. Black Labradors, still wasn't easy Glad the oldest took over any new dog . 3 on duty especially at night. Believe glad we had all our dogs. Was easier for me train males. They understand we had injured wildlife either to released back in the wild or sent to rescue center , no zoo's most not big enough to care of some animals.
Showing a bit of jealousy @ 10:00... lol Mojo to Rachell in subtle dog talk: "Hey mom, I'm over here.. Mom... Hey mom... Mom... Pet me not that other dog. I'll get her attention... Shake mom, shake"... thinking I taught them humans good!.... lol Critters are great with reactions and body language! Yes I believe Mo laying under the tree was sign... Just give me some time.
oh man, when I saw the title I thought you might have gotten rid of Mojo and picked up a new LGD....glad that is not the case.You guys have the same philosophy we do when it comes to LGDs. We have 10 acres and its not just livestock the dogs need to guard but the entire property and all its contents.
I have a yellow lab/ great pyrenees mix she is about 130 lbs and thinks she is a lap dog ...lol but she is absolutely the smartest most loving dog I have ever had. How much does MoJo weigh ? ... also i think you guy taking Mojo as one of your own is great they are family and to me my pups are my kids also.... bj ut another great video this one might be my favorite just like Gabby from Dutchs and Bear from Daniel Arms videos I love the dog interaction parts.
You guys are doing a Great job, a suggestion, how about the family camping out in the goat/chicken pasture and letting mojo have your bed , he needs a night in the A/C. Just playing, it's a joke😂😂. Have a Great Day. GOD BLESS
Glad it's working out 👍 with mo Joe, probably he was missing his former master, looking like he will become what Y'all expect, Thanks for the video, as always REMEMBER JESUS LOVES YOU 🙏 🙏🙏 .
Just put a deposit down on two female Great Pyrenees female pups. from the same litter. New to farming On the 60 acres I plan on having chickens, goats, and lambs, In my first year in NE Kansas.
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My pyr is a pet but he was a rescue dog also. He is territorial and protective but not aggressive. He is a blessing to me and i am grateful to have him.
Lovely YELLOW calla lily!!
I keep watching this video over and over. I love dogs and love that Y'ALL gave MOJO a chance to get adjusted to Y'all, his new home and responsibilities.
GOD BLESS HIDDEN HEIGHTS FARM FAMILY.
Thank you 💞
Beautiful Great Pyrenees Mojo
I'm so glad that Mojo is doing ok. Love your videos.
Loves and hugs from Alamogordo New Mexico USA. May God bless you and your family
You made the right decision for him to bond with the family before the herds.
I just seen this video, beautiful dog. I breed Great Pyrenees and he’s not shaking hands, he’s giving you the Pyr Paw, every GP does this, just too adorable 😊
Awesome!! They're wonderful
Mojo...I just love you.I wish I could take you home😊
Mojo is going to a great LGD for your farm. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you
Both your pups show you all love and care for them. ❤️
I am crying I love Mojo so much. Seeing him so young and just handsome just makes me love him even more. He has the most chill layed back attitude but will still kick some butt when he has too. He always makes my day better
Glad to see the dog is adjusting. He'll work out fine.
So glad MoJo is working out for you .He looks like he knows his place.
Great information on how to handle a new dog to a farm or to home.
Thank you for sharing and God bless.
Never once thought you were being negative or without compassion for Mojo. So glad he is working out to be a such a great dog for your farm. You can tell how much you care about Daisy and Mojo. You are Lucky to have them and to have had Bear, and they are lucky to have you.
Look into those eyes. How can you not appreciate a beautiful animal like Mojo! He will never replace Bear but he will be a great LGD in his own right! Absolutely a great video Rachel and Kevin!
Sweet dog
Great story, love how Mojo went straight Bear's old spot!! Brought tears to my eyes too but I am a big fan of dogs and their total dedication and loyalty, which is far beyond the average human.
Hey guys what a awesome place you have to be as young as you two are and to have the farm n out look on life that you have is awesome
What a great dog Mojo is you definitely got a winner with him
As always thank you for sharing your family and be safe on the interstate
Mojo is so cute and sweet. I'm sure he was sad and shy, but God really found him the very best home in the world! Hope he goes on to bless you as much as you are blessing him!
He is a great, sweet dog. He has been doing great patrolling and keeping predators away.
He's handsome too
Mojo is one Beautiful pup💖poor baby gone threw alot but now he has found his forever home💖 Rach you have done a Great job grooming him👍you can tell he loves you all 💖he just needs time but I do think him @ Daisy like each other💖 Mojo 💖 Skeeter that little fellow welcome him @ play with him,, Buddy's for life💖 y'all had done a Great job with Mojo 💖
Thank you for posting this update on Mojo. My wife was so concerned for him. Now that she/we know his full story it is understandable why he seemed to be lost. I/we think you and your family have filled a void in his life and in a short time he will be King of his areas. This is a learning experience for us. We live in Houston and have always had yard dogs which were mostly pets, but they always did there job of keeping stray cats, squirrels, opossums and raccoons away. I am approaching retirement in a few years and we are considering moving to the country and starting a small farm. We knew there were Guardian Dogs and Herding Dogs, but had not understood the differences until now. Never too old to learn new things. Thank you again and keep up the good work with your channel.
Keith and Janet Youker (Youker's Quarter)
I highly recommend Pyrs for the country, but please read up on them. There are a lot of homesteaders with them posting great videos. A guy who worked reforesting the woods in Canada wrote one the best articles on them. They've been around 3,000 years. He reminds us that natural selection created the breed - back when humans were learning to use dogs to help with flocks, if the dog wasn't good he ended up as dinner. So naturally the best survived. Most breeds we are familiar with are around 200 years old. So the Pyr is pretty unique in the dog world, exceptional guardian, you can read how one found a baby deer and protected it. Tractor Supply has the article of the Pyr who protected his goat flock and 3 baby deer from one of the California wild fires - how did he even know to push them up against a rock, lay on them so the fire would pass over them? He was in pretty bad shape, but all the goats lived. The seller of our dog told us her father helped a new momma goat with cleaning them up so they could nurse. Our dog came from working stock, I think their disposition is better than those bred for show. Expect a very independent dog who needs to know who is in control. And lovable? When we're relaxing in the evening, she will come up alongside us and put her head in our laps... (Nothing like fish breath from that big nose....) And if you truly want a funny story, check out the Ontario Pyr who saved a family from a bear. The mother writes it from a reporter point of view, interviewing each family member - funny, terrifying, but great to know how brave these dogs are.
Y’all are doing great with MoJo 👍👍
Great things take time... You have a beautiful addition to the family...And I think there was a greater reason you all found one another. It was meant to be .
You are such a GREAT family....THAT's why you are my favorite Homestead. I never thought for a moment that you were serious when you were kidding around, and if other people can't see that then something is wrong with them. I'm so glad you saw the potential and understood Mojo, and are taking the time to acclimate him to his new responsibilities. Love you guys!
so glad Mojo is fitting in with your family and farm. His breed are such sweet dogs, who love to be worked and know they have a purpose.
Thankyou for the update on Mojo's adjustment. When I saw him I thought he'd be perfect for you. Glad you've been patient.
Thanks for the update, and glad Mojo is adjusting well. God blessed you with a wonderful new guardian dog, and Mojo was blessed with a loving and caring new family.
Rachel I cried too when I saw Mo under Bear's tree 💖
He is one lucky boy to be in your wonderful family 💖💖
🦘🐨🦘🐨
So happy Mojo is adjusting to the farm.. you did a fantastic job brushing him out he looks great..
Have a wonderful day 🌻🌻🌻
Awesome video of Mojo, Glad he's doing a lot better on your farm, love you guys, God Bless
So happy that MoJo is settling in. He's been through a lot. You guys are equally perfect for him.
Awesome video, beautiful dog! 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Such a beautiful and intelligent dog. So glad for you to have this dog to protect your family and your animals.
Wow, that is awesome!!! The bond he has made with y'all is just great. I'm sure it was a huge relief to see him show his loyalty to you, the kids, and your livestock. So happy for you.
What a beautiful dog! Rachel you did a great job grooming him! Keep giving him lots of love... so glad to see he’s bonded with y’all and the animals... I think he thinks his main Job is to guard y’all and the property... He seems to be happy.... Glad y’all rescued him... y’all are an awesome Family 😊
Oh that chicken was fast and got a piece, she better watch out for the next time😱.
I had a feeling he would warm up. He had just has a big loss. Dogs do greave I've seen it.
Glad he is growing to love his job 👍. I
💕😊 Jo Jo in VT
I am happy to see Mo is working out. He is a lucky boy to have found a place in your family. 🌻🌻🌻🌻
Awww...when you hand was by him,he just wanted you to pet him.I get that he’s a”working dog”but they have feeling too.Im sure he’s missing his first owner.Sad.Hope he adjusts and gets more use to his life there on your farm with all of you which I will say..I❤️you guys and your channel
What a sweetheart! Thanks for letting people know your LGD doesn’t have to be mean to be effective!!
You both are doing a great job training Mojo and making him a member of the family!💕
Very well said, "You gotta learn your dog" 👍❤🇨🇦
Thank you, Mojo is do great. The info so great
Rachel you are great with Mojo. He is enjoying the grooming
I cried when y’all lost Bear, and when he passed he knew he was loved. Kevin had to work late and Mojo , Rachel and the children did the late evening chores. He was still new to the homestead and one of the young goats got its horns stuck while trying to reach grass from the other side. Rachel had told the children to stay back as it was getting dark and she was planning to try to help the goat. Mojo was still new and out of the blue he took it upon himself to see what was the problem and when he got there and gave the goat a stern look, the goat quickly untangled itself. I knew then he wanted to protect the family and decided to handle it himself. He’s blessed and they’re blessed. We will miss Bear but I think Bear knows he can RIP. 💞
So nice he has adjusted well! He is beautiful!
Mojo has decided the humans are his herd. Thinking that's why he wants to hang out on your porch.
You're doing all the right things to show him his territory limits. He sure looks awesome after his spa day!!!
Awe. He looks so sweet!
You two are doing a great job with your precious dogs!
Thank you
He's such a beautiful dog. He's lucky that you are caring and understanding to what he has been through.
Such a cool dog 💜💜💜 and you guy's are awesome livestock parents.
He looks fantastic. Rachel you did an amazing job cleaning him up.
Thanks for this great information. I didn't know this.
I love you guys. God bless you and your farm.
After observing Mojo right from the time you first got him, I knew he'd be perfect for you. I'd like to suggest that when you feed him, you elevate his food bowl 12-18 in. instead of ground level. to help prevent the intestines from getting twisted as happens to large dogs. (at least, that's what I've heard some vets recommend) I don't know how true that is, but it's easy enough to do and why take chances. Also I found out from my experiences with the great Pyrenees breed, they will fight for anything they think is their possession (bone. food, toy etc.) and they don't quit, causing major injuries (or death) to other dogs or themselves. These guys mean business.
Wishing you peace and happiness for the entire family (humans and animals).
I believe that raising the food is a myth! I wouldn't reccomend it, not allowing exercise for an hour or so after eating is the best prevention for bloat.
@@liammcmeeken2571 That is what we did for our 128 lbs pure bred lab and it worked for beau. He loved it. I am praying for you Kevin. I am sure it will all work out just fine!!
Our 2 year old female Pyr growled at our 12 year old Retriever once while eating. The Retriever was very good at letting her eat from her bowl as a pup, but once the Pyr got to 7 months the Retriever was less friendly about sharing. So when the Pyr growled, we let her know that behavior would not be tolerated. It happened again about a week or so later, again, we corrected her and let her know we did not allow that behavior. She loves to eat from the Retriever's bowl. We allow it as we don't want either dog fighting over food. The Retriever will eat as she sees fit, sometimes she waits half a day or so. We make sure the Pyr cleans her bowl first before heading to the Retriever's bowl. Really funny is when we give them both chew toys, the Retriever enjoys hers and the Pyr wants that one, despite having one of her own. The Retriever calmly enjoys hers as long as she wishes. It's like the Pyr isn't even there, moving closer, going from side to side as if the say, "I want yours..." Finally, the Retriever tires of her chew and walks off. The Pyr will pounce on it and start chewing. The Retriever will not touch the Pyr's toy unless I pick it up and give it to her, even then, she rarely wants it. They do spend a lot of time in the house with us. Outside, they romp and play, the 12 year old is as lithe and playful as any pup. She's very agile, the Pry will fall over her and looks rather ungainly trying to feint. But make no mistake, when a strange dog approaches our property - she's all speed and grace as she rushes to let them know she is here and they need to leave!
You are doing a great job with Mojo
Hello Rachael and Kevin 😁 Great video, thank you so much for sharing. I love seeing MoJo, I miss my Pyrenees. I admit I got weepy eyed several times while watching. Have a Blessed Week **HUGS & PRAYERS** from Kelly and critters at Piney Haven Homestead.
I'm so happy Mojo is fitting in. Now that he feels welcome that bond will form with the family and livestock. 🤗
Thank you for another entertaining & enlightening video. Art in CA
Mojo is beautiful too! He looks happier now
That was cool he is doing so good still love my Dixie, but great update. Awsome parents and the 🐓 was funny at the end 😂
Great update on MoJo. I love the dog and how you care so much for it.
That hand shake is a natural instinct of Pyrenees. If you have two Pyrenees it is actually a form of communication between them . Most people I know call it the Pyrenees or Pyr Paw... I call it the Pyrenees Punches ... because once you get a shake below the belt it’s never the same haha.
Patience, love and care.
You guys have a very healthy dose of all three.
Mojo has found his forever home.
God bless you guys.
Good update on Mojo. He's a beautiful dog and he's gone through a lot of losses and now gains.
Morning
Am so happy Mojo's began to feel comfortable. It's nice to see Daisy & Mojo's at the fence together they're beautiful 🐕. Mojo's love shaking hands he love his new family and home. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy your day.
you guys are doing so well with Mojo - it takes time to settle them and for them to learn the new territory and family and animals that they are to guard - the female dog is normally the boss if she is first in or second - we have 7 dogs in our house including a puppy (14 week) - I had the puppy in the garden playing with my two who are 7 and 9 yrs and my boy (9) got to rough with the puppy my girl (7) thought he was correcting to harshly and she fairly told him off and went after him across the house yard and they never fight or show teeth to one another so a voice command sorted that out - in his defence she did bit his boy bit and he was not pleased
You certainly have the right approach with MoJo.. love and patience..
Love the Pyrenees! We have a Newfoundland Tibetan mastiff.
Way to go mojo great video thanks for sharing
So glad everything is turning out well, with Mojo. I knew he would do great, and he looks so much like Bear.
😱😱 Mojo knows Bear is there🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I’m so happy to see him settling in.
It’s obvious he is bonding with everyone and that’s awesome!
Beautiful video. I love Mojo and we are so happy you found each other. I think Mo and Daisy like each other.
Awee he's found his forever home wirh lots of love
It seems logical that being active most the night, chasing off predators and being on guard, almost nocturnal, Mojo would definitely need lots of naps in the shade during the day when danger is low.
Guy you are right, Mojo just needs a little time :) He is a awesome dog. You got lucky!
Thats great news i was wondering how mojo was doing thanks for the up date
What a beautiful dog, hese gorgeous.
Wow mojo...nice dog..nice farm
Best video yet! I love Mojo.
Thank you
I could tell straight away he was the right fit for y'all. I'm so happy for you that it is turning out positively for the family.
That is some beautiful country you have there.
Good evening! Thanks you for the awesome videos!
Hi guys, I agree with the interaction with LGDs they need to be friendly with the family. We have done basically the same with our Great Pyrenees. You guys are doing a great job with Mojo. Take care and best wishes.
👍👍👍😎
So neat to see all the animals.
Thank you
Thank u..I am learning so much about your diggity dog..I love your video's. Keep it real.
You'al are doing good with Mojo. Taking time with him and don't listen to others for your Farm. You are right understand territory. Raised dogs to lead bear and wolves from Our place in Bush in Alaska. All. Black Labradors, still wasn't easy Glad the oldest took over any new dog . 3 on duty especially at night. Believe glad we had all our dogs. Was easier for me train males. They understand we had injured wildlife either to released back in the wild or sent to rescue center , no zoo's most not big enough to care of some animals.
Showing a bit of jealousy @ 10:00... lol
Mojo to Rachell in subtle dog talk:
"Hey mom, I'm over here.. Mom... Hey mom... Mom... Pet me not that other dog.
I'll get her attention... Shake mom, shake"... thinking I taught them humans good!.... lol
Critters are great with reactions and body language!
Yes I believe Mo laying under the tree was sign... Just give me some time.
You sure got lucky getting a dog like Mojo! I luv's him! Thank you for the update!
I'm sure that Bear is happy , that Mojo is laying next to him guarding the herd .
oh man, when I saw the title I thought you might have gotten rid of Mojo and picked up a new LGD....glad that is not the case.You guys have the same philosophy we do when it comes to LGDs. We have 10 acres and its not just livestock the dogs need to guard but the entire property and all its contents.
You are doing a wonderful job with mojo. 😁❤️ Cheryl
u r both great owner's what ur doing is working so that has got to be right x
I have a yellow lab/ great pyrenees mix she is about 130 lbs and thinks she is a lap dog ...lol but she is absolutely the smartest most loving dog I have ever had. How much does MoJo weigh ? ... also i think you guy taking Mojo as one of your own is great they are family and to me my pups are my kids also.... bj ut another great video this one might be my favorite just like Gabby from Dutchs and Bear from Daniel Arms videos I love the dog interaction parts.
Mojo is part of the family! Looks like he’s doing a good job training you to the way he does his job. Lol
You guys are doing a Great job, a suggestion, how about the family camping out in the goat/chicken pasture and letting mojo have your bed , he needs a night in the A/C. Just playing, it's a joke😂😂. Have a Great Day. GOD BLESS
Okay I started to cry when I saw Moe at bear's grave.
Glad it's working out 👍 with mo Joe, probably he was missing his former master, looking like he will become what Y'all expect, Thanks for the video, as always REMEMBER JESUS LOVES YOU 🙏 🙏🙏 .
Just put a deposit down on two female Great Pyrenees female pups. from the same litter. New to farming On the 60 acres I plan on having chickens, goats, and lambs, In my first year in NE Kansas.