u/Arbysgames

The video they're commenting on is a video of some people that have a rescue horse, the horse is a Mustang that was born in 2007, her original owners abandoned her at a property and told them to shoot her if they didn't want her, she's not had much done with her she's a bit timid around certain things but they're taking it slow and earning her Trust.

In this video they were talking about how she still nervous walking through the barn but that she's doing better and she's got a good head on her for everything she's been through.

And then this is what this person said to them.

And mind you this family runs a farm they know horses very very well horses are there livelihood, and this leaves this comment on this video.

It was deleted before I could screenshot it but they also left a comment on another video they posted of a horse that they're trying to start and it started bucking while one of them was on it because it got spooked, the comment they left was telling them to whip the horse as punishment.... and that they were being too soft with it

Most of you should know that Malinois have very high prey drive, my boy just turned 1 year old today, and he has very high prey drive he is a working line and ever since I got him his favorite thing to do is Chase things, I have chickens rabbits cats and right now a lot of baby chickens in my yard so of course he wants to chase them.

However I knew this before I got him and was prepared to train him, I did train him all of the socializing with said animals and of course he still wants to chase them but he can be outside off leash for the most part ignores them, the only time he really wants to chase them now is if one runs past him and all I have to do is speak to him and he immediately stops and comes back to me, I'm very proud of myself for teaching him that because I had no help from a trainer to do that and I have not used an e-collar to teach that, he is trained to an e-collar but I introduced that after he already had a good recall and really that's only because I like to go hiking with my dogs and it's more convenient to have them off leash (in off-leash friendly areas of course)

It just makes me really happy that I was able to teach him to listen so well when he has a distraction like that, even if there's a lot of commotion going on and people he still listens when I call him, yeah he's goofy yeah he's not trained perfectly but I focused on things that I found to be important and that's a good recall good leash manners and a good Sit Stay which he is very good at all of those, I have a bonus with him because he just for whatever reason loves other dogs and people to the point that I've actually had to do extra training to prevent him from wanting to go to strange people.

To him every other dog is his friend the second he meets them which is a very stark contrast compared to my 35 lb German Shepherd mix who hates other dogs until she gets to know them very well and even then she can live without them, but with her the chickens and cats are her best friends and is very protective over them (like to the point I have to put her up out of sight when it's time to process broilers because she does not want me to do that)

Anywho I just wanted to brag on my boy especially since today is his 1-year birthday and I'm just very proud of how he's turning out

This is toadzilla, don't know why I decided to call her that I just did, I found her last year I know it's her because she has the exact same markings, and though I can't get her to hold still enough to show you (I don't want to force her in a certain position and make her uncomfortable)

She has a scar on her belly that is the exact same as it was last year, first time I have found a toad for a second year in a row and I'm very happy about it, she lives in the blackberry bushes around my house

This is the one I'm currently using it's $14 for this bottle, it does work but wears off fairly quickly, and while it's wet I have a allergic reaction to it, once it's dry it doesn't bother me but while it's wet it causes me to get hives.

So I was wondering what brands you used so I can try some other ones to see if I can find one that I don't react to

I was scrolling through Facebook and seen someone posting about a steer their training to ride and they use a nose bit, I'm very familiar with people riding cows and steers but the people I have been around that do it use a halter or a custom-made side bitless Bridal, never seen anyone use one of these before although I have heard of them.

I know rings are used for bulls since they don't always listen to halters, but this kind of seems mean to me since usually a bull is only being led occasionally where as there's going to be frequent pressure put on this nose bit especially while training.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, I don't like making assumptions about things that I know little to nothing about, that's why I'm asking you guys what your opinions on this is, I know the opinions in the comment section of that post were very mixed most people thinking it was bad, but also a lot of those people were more familiar with horses then cattle

I have two goats, one adult which is the one in the picture and a 5-month-old that is injured, I had to go away for a couple of days, due to my younger goats injuries I took him with me, he's not too big and it's very well behaved so there was no issue, I also took my dogs and stuff so all this pet sitter had to do is take care of my outdoor animals.

Apparently at some point A branch came down over my fence and messed it up, and instead of putting my older goat into the panel pen I have she got my dog leash and tethered him to it and then tied him to said pen......

I come home and this is the shape he's in, fortunately it doesn't seem like he was wrapped up for too long as there was no swelling and it wasn't too tight, this caused me to just about have a panic attack because the whole reason my baby goat is hurt is because he got a piece of twine tightly wrapped around his leg for too long and now he has to have an amputation.

Not sure what to do about the pet sitter as she did take care of the animals but she did this....

Fortunately Prince which is the name of my older goat is used to being tethered as before I got him that was his whole life, my baby goat if this happened to him he wouldn't panic about being tethered but he would probably panic when he got tangled up so I'm very glad I took him with me.

Edit: to add that the pet sitter had sheep and goats herself which is why I trusted her specifically

This is at roses, I got one myself it holds water they are name brand for just $14.99, they're just standard 20 gallons but I figured I would share it and let you guys have the opportunity, I got mine while passing through North Wilkesboro at that roses in North carolina, don't know if all of them will have the same deal though

I had my fiance put my eggs on lock down because I was not going to be home, he has done this before but accidentally dropped one, there is blood and I don't know if it can be saved, what should I do?

This is hilarious LOL they didn't even try.

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Not sure what the label this as so I just chose the flair meme