Dogs chase brumbies and dog gets trampled. These brumbies run around when the other herd leaves
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- A detailed video of the trampling - • Dog trampled by brumby...
The dog learnt his lesson - • Dog encounters brumby ...
I know I didn't have control over my dog and I'm not proud of that fact. He is under much tighter control and goes on a chain when I am doing things with the brumbies. He comes when he is called - mostly. He's a work in progress.
These horses run around like this every evening when the other herd moves down the property (not the dogs). The other herd has a run of 160 acres, but spends quite a bit of time up with these horses and the humans.
I did try to call the dog when he started chasing the horses, he ignored me, so I filmed him.
It was not ideal and I knew I'd cop criticism, but I decided to film it. That dog was so naughty and wouldn't listen to me, now he doesn't chase the horses. So we were all lucky all round. Horses do not hurt more than needed, they just wanted to get him to stop.
As to the hateful comments, is this ideal? NO. I hadn't owned him long and he's learning fast. He is a giant puppy and he is listening now. So not bad considering I'm the 6th owner he's had in less than 12 months. It takes time to train and dog, especially to come when called. The other dog that joined in the chase ordinarily would not do that, and he is not my dog and he hasn't done it since. Neither has my dog.
In response to a lot of the comments giving critical - but accurate feedback on my lack of responsibility as an owner:
A lot of lessons are learnt the hard way. For e.g. I knew grass clippings were bad for horses - intellectually I knew - someone dumped a wheel barrow of grass clippings into my horses paddock and 40 hours later our yearling had a perforated stomach and we put her to sleep as she was in agony and going to die anyway. She died with her head in my lap.
I now "KNOW" that grass clippings are dangerous for horses. It's very easy to become complacent when you're around animals everyday - become relaxed and forget how easily things can turn bad.
That yearlings mother, slipped and fell into a creek and perforated her midline. She got up and walked over to me and her stomach and small intestines fell out, it was horrific - she died with her head in my lap. Bled to death.
This happened after the dog trampling video and I've gotten a lot more safety conscious. There's still things I need to improve around here. But I do hear you! Trust me. And I agree.
#DogsAndHorses #dogs #horses #DogTrampledByHorse
I love how you said "yeah I don't blame her" so true! At least the dog was able to learn it's lesson
She shouldn't blame the horse she should blame herself for allowing that to happen a dog should not be allowed to chase a horse. Terrible pet owners
@@SilverGhxst stfu
@@fbiagentlostalpha5565 no thanks
Du she didn’t blame the horses lol 😂 she said you did good darlin did you watch the vid 🤣🤣
@@rilynnmcclure4546 and I'm saying she should blame herself and the stupid horses. If she's dumb enough to let this happen that's her fault. Not the dogs fault which is clearly untrained and should not have been able near the horses
The dog ran under the horses hooves, these horses were running from them, not even trying to hurt them.
Very lucky dogs indeed.
Probably happened before a game that the horses know too well
I think that horse decided to let the dog have it. And she did. You are correct, however, that the horse did nothing wrong. Horses do not like being chased by dogs/wolves, and they will protect themselves when necessary.
@@clayoreilly4553 nobody said the horse was in the wrong, even the owner said she doesn't Blame her.
Oof! He's lucky that he's lived to learn the lesson. 😶 Horses aren't to be messed with.
@@tuppy I agree everything's got a level. You've got prey and you've got herd....
two eye's in front and two eye's on the side
Neither are rifles!
I’ll kick it
@Ike Roxie Do you really want to taste such boom on yourself, you piece of sh!t?
@@sharkchaparral4439 Then don't mess here, little human, or you do want your brain be replaced with a bullet? You would get wiser.
Then there is the dark bay. Just hanging round.
yeah whats its problem, lol
That one's gorgeous! I've always loved that color on horses.
It's just like *nom nom nom nom* hmm? There at it a again -_-
That was hilarious! All just living by there color stereotypes 😆
He's probably a senior horse.
Sometimes the best lessons are the hardest ones.
Yep.
i agree
Put my staff y with ram never chased sheep again cruel to be kind better than farmer puting a bullet
@Makayela Jimenez mine too. He got trampled and then one picked him up in its mouth and threw him, he showed a healthy (for him) respect after that. 😀
Everyone on this thread who chooses equine over canine should never come into my presence!
This planet is overloaded with naked apes and you should be the first to go!
The 'I dont blame you darling, you did good' was so sweet. The little horse just looked on like 'I'm good, right?'. Hopefully the dog learned his lesson. It took one time of our lab nearly getting trampled by draft horses for him to realize he needed to listen to us.
Those horses look like they love their life!! I love it!!
Horses are mans best friend, not dogs.
@@jamiljama3904 Both are mans best friend.
@@AvengedPanzer Dogs attack and kill people everyday. The reality is dogs are mans worst enemy.
@@jamiljama3904 dude u should stop watching pitbulls and terriers.. watch a few retriever videos will ya?
Dog attacks on yt :-
Pitbull and rottweilers - yowzaah
Retrievers - zero
Dogs shouldn't be off leash if they don't have a perfect recall. Your dog should always come back when called, even if there's distractions. This is how terrible situations end up happening...
Yes, that dog has some nerve being loose on it's property when wild horses want to come eat there. The owner could teach the dog not to chase wild animals on its land much better than the horses did if only would've sat her dog down for an honest talk on safety.
@@OregonSingles those "wild" horses are there all the time. And I'm not sure why you're disagreeing, I simply said that a dog shouldn't be offlead without recall. It's incredibly stupid. Anyone with a dog and an IQ over 20 can tell you that. If you disagree that your dog should come back when called or have basic training, then simply never own a dog.
You've also made a right fool of yourself, considering the owner completely agreed with me on another comment and said it was irresponsible of them, the dog was new but he now has a good recall.
I do find it amusing that you think you're being smart saying "maybe she should have sat her dog down and had a talk on safety", as if every dog shouldn't know to come when it hears it name..
@@youreinvalid8493 they only thing I disagree with is this whole "perfect recall" dogs aren't robots thats why you should always keep them on a lead or a leash UNLESS! These are their dogs than they should know to train their dogs to be okay around big animals and not chase them
@@freaky-Frankenstein666 how is that disagreeing with what I said? You literally quoted me but I'm different words. I said a dog shouldn't be off without perfect recall, you said you disagreed then proceeded to say that you can have a dog off if you're certain it won't run after something/will stop when told.
No one said or implied dogs are robots, but they're smart animals capable of being trained very well. Most owners just won't put in the commitment or thing their dog being able to sit is enough. Letting your dog off lead is an amazing thing, it allows your dog to be a dog and have their moments of freedom. But in that case PERFECT recall is necessary.
@@youreinvalid8493 i wasn't saying it directly about you and I agreed with you so really don't see the whole point to right a response bro
I'm glad you didnt freak out you were very calm about it. It's nice to see you dont blame the horses or make them seem violent like other videos. Your horses look so happy!! I'm glad your dog is ok but I'm really glad you have such a level head.
@@1scrapper15 You're right, the dogs obviously dont listen to her, so they obviously wouldnt come even if called, so one obviously had to learn the lesson the hard way.
@@1scrapper15 your comment is super confusing... first off where does it say she let her dogs do this every night? And to go with that, it is stated that the horses do this every day. The horses body language doesnt dictate anything like what you might be thinking? They're just running. They didnt say 'fuck it' and stomp on the dog on purpose. They were just running, and the dog got in the way on accident. The horses moved on, not bothered at all. The dog tucked tail and ran, learning his lesson. Some lessons are learned the hard way for both animals and humans. Also.. you're a human too. Like I agree I think humans are dumb and honestly dont like them or being one, but just.. remember youre the same.
@@1scrapper15 it's very obvious you didnt read everything I said so if you dont want to put the effort in to have a discussion I wont really bother articulating a response again. It's been a month since the initial comment, let's move on c:
It all happens eventually with dogs who have no since to not get under their feet 😅. Glad the pups ok, hopefully he’ll learn from it
Why do these people allow dog to do this
@@tuppy did the dog live?
@@rmason5477 The dog's aren't allowed to do this, they to this by them self since it's their instinct to hunt other animals..sadly
@@tuppy he was allowed or you would have done something about it
@@Geck_Gxng No, he WASN'T allowed. Why don't you read what the owner posted for once or are you going to continue being an idiot?!
Meanwhile the black horse: If I stand completely still, I can achieve the ability to be invisible.
You sound like me LOL I remember when my dog learned his lesson with my mare, one well aimed kick in the side taught him how to give horses their space 😂
🤣 yeah, dogs being hurt or killed is funny.
@@deckzone3000 Well its funny when they learn the hard way. But no it's not funny when one dies dumbass.
You leash them because you know better than them.
If you cant control your dog, don't own one if you also own a horse.
@rustrat Maybe you should take your own advice.
Can I just say that whole setup is beautiful, they get to free roam a little and run but still come back to their home
I love that woman. " I don't blame you, you did good, darling. "
Ha
I thought the opposite. I hate to see any.animal get hurt.
The horses are wondering why the dogs quit playing ?
Nah they punished the dogs for getting after them
That pup learned he should listen to mom!
Gayest comment I’ve ever read
@@r.c.christianson1899 You’re a rather strange individual.
@@ursaminor9780 Tell me something I don’t already know.
They sure are pretty horses!
If there's a potential for your dogs to be trampled or the horses to be stressed, why do you allow your dogs to run with them?
0:58 you’re welcome 🙂
I was looking for you
They remain me of Thowra, Storm and Arrow from the silver brumby animation series
sometimes i wonder if people just dont care about the dogs or dont know the danger of them being kicked, there are so many video like this its hard to tell. the narrator seemed to know the dogs were in danger but maybe they werent her dogs idk
We had horses, we never let the dogs near them Horse are very smart..That's the reason she stayed behind to sneak up behind him and trampled him
@@tuppy as an owner you could help the dog by training it, instead of expecting it to learn its lessons through near death experiences 😂😂 and here i thought michael vick was a bad owner lol🤣
The other horse is standing there be like:
"What are these fools doing?, Ah- whatever i'mma just eat my precious food"
Beautiful! The dog is like nope not doing that again, big mistake on my part.
@@tuppy yeah I noticed people was saying that the owner's was bad for not doing anything but when a dog starts chasing something when do they ever listen.
Beautiful horses, the dog had it coming. Never chase a herd of horses. 💕
I would like to thank you for your honesty in the description. You admitted mistakes, listened to advice, and have learned.
Thank you
Them are three of beautiful horses ever and they are well trained awesome love it.
TL;DR at the end.
Shortly after I got my dog, Trip, (then about a year old) he decided to try and come to me (without being asked) while I was the middle of the round pen. Trouble was, I was lunging my gelding at the time. Poor dog was just starting to get used to the horses, and he decides to go right in front of the horse as hes going by, while I'm telling him "Out". Dog gets trampled, and to the horses credit, he tried very hard to not step on him. He got him with one hoof at least and was very probably bruised, but he was perfectly fine a few days later.
Trip will be 8 this year, and he now knows to mind the horses, and immediately gets out of any pen when I tell him "Out", and he never get in the round pen while I'm working a horse lol
TL;DR: my young dog (Trip) got trampled while lunging a horse. Horse tried hard to miss him, and my dog learned what the word "Out" means. Dog is fine and will be 8 this year.
My mare was chased through a barbwire fence and took extensive damage to her heck and chest.
I saw everything play out on my cat camera when I got home from work.
It was a neighbors SHITBULL that frequently runs the streets loose.
I hunted this vile dog down and took it for a drive in the desert with my S&W
Just one 💥 and it was PEACE IN THE VALLEY........again 💋
So you killed the neighbors dog? Also I’m sorry your mare got hurt!
@@njmoonfrost6145 in a lot of southwestern states can you kill a dog that is harassing and threatening livestock and farm animals. I did just that !
Killed the fucking dog and hung it on the fence post for the owner to pick up.
Lots of horsemen and ranchers do this to drive a message across !
@@DucatiQueen would make sense if the dog had killed your horse or something. But youre passive aggressive so you secretly kill the dog instead of just talking to your neighbor like an adult or calling the dog catcher. Youre special lol
@@swappedoutZ71 did you even READ my comment !?
The dog was known TO BE OUT and attack and chase livestock and other peoples pets.
I’m sorry, I’m not going to wate for ANY FUCKING DOG to COME ONTO MY PROPERTY AND CHASE ANYTHING....until it kills !
You go ahead and call animal control, see how that pans out for you 💋
@@DucatiQueen I never said you needed to "wate" for anything to happen lol but I can tell by the way you spell you aren't very smart so no point in talking to you.
This makes me glad I’ve let my dog run around a stable with a more experienced stable dog. Maxi’s picked up how to act around horses-hopefully no hoof prints for my pup, despite his very friendly personality.
Thats the proper way. You train the dog or let another experienced dog train your dog for you. This here is a setup for dead dogs 🤦🏽♂️ all it takes is one stomp or kick in the right spot. Not worth it letting a dog learn "the hard way"
Then they take off and she bucks a little showing her sassy side. Beautiful
Yep hope he only did that once. My horse despises dogs. She tries to lure them into the pasture and then attacks them. She does this because two dogs started fighting right under her on the trail while she was being ponied as a young horse in training. Now she just can’t stand them.
If your dog had a decent recall it wouldn’t have been trampled.
Sorry, but why the hell let you let your dogs run there in the first place. It is dangerous! Your dog could have been killed!
I just love that one horse is standing still the whole time
I hope you guys have these dogs trained to recall well now to avoid any potential accidents like this again. The dog deserved it though, hopefully learnt his lesson.
They’re beautiful horses! They look like they’ve got some breeding in them.
Horse standing there looking like “Yea we trampled him next time it’ll be a kick”
He's lucky he's alive. With a dog that initially hardheaded and borderline stupid, sometimes the medicine has to be bitter. Glad he seems to have learned his lesson
That goofy dog stopped dead in its tracks after it got trampled. Hard head dog! 🤣
I read your description and I’m so sorry you had to lose your horses in those ways.. I would love to see more content
We keep training collars on dogs when they first encounter our horses. This is the best way to keep horses and dogs from getting injured.
Yes very lucky. I have a small farm with horses. While mucking out stalls a saw this black object flash through the corner of my eye. The dog didn't make a sound. It's legs flopped around for about 10 seconds. He's buried out back.
The dog learned that only humans are in charge of the horses, the dog learned that dogs are only to be pet.
Beautiful horses
💚🐎💚
I freakin love how the horses, Trot as they bounce around Lol
That dog is messing with an animal that can easily fracture its skull with a single. Well placed kick.
You make good points in your intro, Yvette. A pity many don't read them...
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Maybe you should teach your dog to come when called ! Getting kick or stepped on by a horse ain't funny.
@@tuppy then why didn't you leash him in the first place? Can't belive they're your pet(s). In my country you'd have animal controll straight up your butt.
@@tuppy yeah i think theres a big difference in law and all
Beautiful sight - horses running around free...
I'm glad everything is well and the dogs do not chase the horses anymore, but I hope you'll work on recall as that is probably the most vital command. I understand the dog had multiple owners, so that relationship was definitely not built yet. I hope you and your spouse are well, sorry to hear about the horse that passed in the description. It's better to research beforehand, but learning from a mistake is certainly more impactful.
That moment when the dog realizes "Dang, those things can move!"
Wow, that's beautiful to watch wild horses on your property like that.
Letting the animals learn..
I like that approach
And the one horse is just like watching all the drama..lol
It would save you the expense of the vet visit and the stress of the horses if you just kept your dog's secure!
Thist is the best horse video ever
I had to subscribe! Happy to find another horsey channel and excited to see you all this beautiful Australia footage!
Its always the owners, not the dogs,, you just standing there and say he its doing this every day pfffff
If i was the horse i would have gave that dog the old cartoon style double kick😅
Question:
Why didn't you chase after the dogs if they didn't respond to your calling for them?
And what was it that caused you to whip your recording device out and start filming in spite of the apparent distress that these horses were enduring?
If such a thing happens in the future, how do you expect you will handle it?
Well - be that as it may, please can you ensure that you don't let yourself put videoing "out of the ordinary" situations ahead of the horses' (and in the context, the dogs') wellbeing in the future?
I can certainly appreciate someone being unable to outrun a dog that might just run off like a shot, as that's happened to me before (the first - and LAST time I took a friends' dog off its lead the first time I walked it).
As well as this, I can appreciate someone reacting... _unexpectedly,_ to an unusual situation ( poorly yes, certainly not with ill intent).
I don't know the totality of your rationale as to why you made the decision to record this...but irrespective of the other videos that I see that your channel appears to show, this one doesn't cast you in a favourable light.
You could make a video showing how the horses could associate the dogs - and even better, their obedience to you [as far as the horses can associate] with being a positive part of their lives.
It would certainly go a considerable way to reassuring people that the horses don't have to worry about the dogs (believe me, if nothing positive has already been done to address it, those horses will still remember this incident (and react with physiological discomfort) whenever they see the dogs), and that you care about the horses' feelings (no vexation intended).
Take care.
Looking at 0:10, it can be seen that the white horse tried to scare the dog away, but maybe it was because they were still a little afraid of the dog. After all, the bite of the dog would hurt the horse, so the three horses still Decided to run slowly and let the dog chase them, looking back from time to time to see if the dog was close to catching up to them. Although dogs cannot catch up with horses at the speed, horses will still feel a little tired after being chased by dogs for a long time! Dogs will want to chase something fast when they see it, let alone three beautiful horses that are afraid of dogs. Hopefully they won't wear themselves out with this. 0:58 It seemed that the white horse was a little tired after being chased by the dog, but he was frightened by the sudden trampling by the dog and had to continue running away.
The horses are very beautiful. I don’t know why it’s a bit relaxing to see them being chased by dogs and looking tired. I believe that if the episode hadn’t happened, it would have been a long chase that tested their stamina!
Thank you for such a long reply. They’re very beautiful and I think watching them run is what’s amazing.
The little brown horse deliberately trampled him to teach him a lesson. He never chased them again. It’s interesting. She didn’t actually harm him in any significant way. One small bruise where her hoof clipped him. They have a lot of control of where they place their hooves.
Such responsible dog owners.
"You did good darling"... 😅😅😅
Horse is like "where ye all at"?
The horses are so awesome
Beautiful horses..... amazing stamina
That was a perfect set up .
Dogs like well thats not part of the game
I love how’s she’s just like “well that’s what he gets” lol 😂
You handled it very well but I don’t think it was a very good idea to have the dog with the horses in the first place
I don’t know how to say it other than in bullet points
1. those are great looking horses
2. Glad the dogs are ok
3. I’m also surprised the dogs got off Scott free other than the lesson
4. Do the horses run around like that for exercise or for fun?
Should control your dogs not a good idea to piss off horse's that one fight you're not going to win.
I remember my gelding once kicked and accidentally killed a dog, because it tried to herd his band and constantly nipped their hind legs. The barn owner would always use his big German Shepherd to herd the horses who weren't really fond of this and one day my gelding kicked the dog against the head. It was immediately dead.
Your doggo is lucky he didn't get hurt badly.
Thus the greatest urban legend ever was born: slowly the herd of brumbies developed a taste for hunting the now elusive untrained herding dogs. Eventually the herd became contract for hire, avenging and settling old scores for barn cats throughout the land.
Great owners! Just video and watch an accident waiting to happen, then do nothing. Have no words that I can type!
I respect that woman's reaction to the dog getting trampled. Good for her
Horse looked hella pleased after she was told she did good 💀
wow.
Her dog gets trampled and all she says is im not surprised?
New sub.
Just keep on filming! Even when your dog gets kicked... and maybe it's beter for the horses to leave them alone!
Meanwhile old horse, you can't see me, I don't exist...
Hope the dog owners are prepared to pay vet bills for the horses if necessary.
I love to see Horses in a great home. Well kept etc.👍
@@tuppy 100% Exactly! 👌
I'm glad the owner (I think?) doesn't blame the horses
Well done neddy
Dog thought he was a dingo
I'm sorry, are you sitting there allowing your dogs to chase someone else's horses?
@@tuppy cool I wasn't sure , I must have missed something, I wouldn't want people thinking this was responsible behavior. But since they are yours, yes that is your call. I wouldn't want anyone telling me how to handle my own animals either , but again I wouldn't want someone letting their dogs chase my horses after seeing this video. I hope you understand my concern, peace out.
@@tuppy LOL, no doubt. I've had some horses and dogs have to learn the hard way. Wish it always went easy.
Sorry for your loss. Hope everything goes well :)
@@tuppy I hope you and everyone find it easy to move on from her death. Forgive me if this seems insensitive, but how (or why) did she die? You don't need to answer if you don't want to
I had a 85 pound pit that thought it was invincible, and I guess I did too. He was harassing a horse one day and usually the horse would kind of move away from the dog but on this day there was a female horse in heat in a trailer nearby and that male horse was insane because of it. Well I think you know where this story is going. One swat from one hind leg and the indestructible, massive head of my pit was transformed into mashed potatoes. He kept trying to breath but his sinus cavity was completely collapsed so I had to do the merciful thing, he was brain dead anyway.
@@tuppy thank you, hopefully this dog learns a lesson. Most people don't realize how dangerously powerful horses are.
Maybe next time don't let your dog harass other animals...or don't own a pit.
@@jenj4089 go lay down somewhere
Horse was like, “ come play again 😸🔪”
Why would you let them do that anyways?! Tbh I'm staying with my thought here it's the owners fault
Brumbies are scary smart. This looks like a calculated ambush for the dogs to get unobstructed grazing in the area
@@tuppy I grew up with The Silver Stallion story and have had a deep love for the Brumbies ever since. I hold a LOT of respect for them and have friends that lived in the northern territories where the most are concentrated. They're next to impossible to catch, even harder to keep out, and have their own ideas about training .... but they make friends for the kinder, patient souls :3
Glad the dogs and horses are ok but notice the dog stopped that nonsense right after
@@Alteori exactly
Why were your dogs let lose with the horses? And how were you so calm when your dog could easily have been killed?
Some owners NEVER learn !!!
I like her. She's super chilled out. 👍✌️
Epic chase! But I want to know why those horse are afraid of the dog? They just try to run away from it.
The horses ran around like that every afternoon. So it looks like they dogs are making them run but they’re not. So the dogs are essentially running after them. The horses know they can’t easily not the dogs. They know these dogs well and the dogs never did hurt them before it after this.
Does that explain it?
@@tuppyI see. Maybe if the dog didn’t get trampled from the horse,it will chase them for all day😂
The dog is like: uuuuuu knew friends. The horse: get tf out a ma face
Lol "not surprised" 🤣
I like how the horse actually felt bad and stop for awhile hahahaha