@@mouzdahirreda1413, it’s a tourist-friendly place, for sure. Unfortunately, locals are not good at English 😌

@ I’m interested to visit Siberia. I’m from Morocco

@ Welcome 🤗

@@nataliaivleva thank you. Where can I contact you if possible? Also if people doesn’t speak English then Teach them all 😇

@@kostasalmaliotis7226, Krasnoyarsk

@@nataliaivleva Thanks a lot.

So happy to hear that! ❤

Ontario is on my bucket list 😍

@@nataliaivleva It was the American Dream right up into the early 2000's, now it resembles more a drug and crime infested Dystopia, with inflationary prices pricing on food and housing. Russia looks sexier every year, President Putin is my Hero.

Thank you 🙏

They need Protection from Foxes, Bobcats, Linx ...., No ?

@@ernstwiltmann6Indeed!

@@ernstwiltmann6 We have no such "Farms of the caged" zoos in Canada. Small scale farms which have chickens and goats keep them in large fenced areas and have sheltered areas for when it rains and snows. They roam freely usually. 5:20? Why? This is both stupid and cruel. Samoyed huskies are born for outdoor life and are protectors, not attack animals. This is just stupid. We know how to protect our livestock as the animals shown in this place. The extremely small animals could also be set up with a much more natural environment. I personally have no fear whatsoever of any animal. For polar bears I'd want a cross bow or a special rifle. I can survive in the wilderness with only basic tools. I've lived in both remote and rural locations, as well as large cities. I would design family outings much different than this. They wouldn't be bored to death. Better to teach children the real natural world which includes how to stay safe. It's much more fun.

@@realcolinart I have a dog with some Huskie in it (one eye is blue, the other one brown) too, a female one, 7 years old. I have to enclose her too, when I have to go to town for supplies. I take her for 2 hour trail walks on a leash, but I can't let her run freely, unless in the close vercinity on my property and when we both go swimming in the Georgian Bay. I do a similar Routine on Cross Country skies in the Winter. When I go on skies, I let her run freely beside me too, she does not get bored, because I'm a lot faster than when I hike. Dutchess my Dog run over the last 4 years, run 5 times into a Porcupine. I hoped she would have learned from it, but she did not. I guess you are aware of what is involved to get those very painful Barbs out ? And how much the Vet charges for a treatment ? Anyway, at night she stays close to me, in my house. You do not know what the routine at the Russian Farm is. So I do not feel like judging them. Anyway there is always a way to improve the environment for Animals. I think of that every day. I have no fear of our local Predators too, but I respect them. I have opposed the Spring Bear Hunt in Ontario, and I still do. Perhaps you should approach that Russian Farm, with some Constructive Criticism, I'm sure they might like your ideas, if they are good ones. You are an Animal loving Person, I'm sure they will notice that in you. There is more individual freedom in Russia, and no farm is alike. If cruelty is detected, the authorities act fast. I'm sure you will find what you looking for with your Family, for your Family there too, if you keep researching . If you look for your Childrens Inspiration, check out the Canadian Family from Manitoulin Island that moved to Novgorod, to build a Homestead Farm there. You can follow their progress every day on their Channel called "Countryside Acres". I love that Family and they way they raise their 9 children. There is an Australien one in the Altai Region, that I follow: "Siberian Freedom", "Russian Homestead Family". I also follow dozends of German Immigrant Families to Russia too. But the Canadian and Australian Families are my Favorite. "Expat American" is meeting a lot of Western Families, helping them to get settled in Russia, so he has Hundreds of links Russia is getting ready to receive up to 500 000 new Western Immigrants every year. I'm planing to do so too, if I'm not getting too old, I'm already 70 years young, loving the all Soulful Russian Culture , Music and their Movies.

@@ernstwiltmann6 I lived in Russia for a year. Doesn't make me an expert. But I did spend almost all of my time watching, listening and learning. My beloved grandfather was Russian. I love Russians so much. I'm planning a second home and studio well outside of Sochi. Sculptors don't travel lightly. Two sets of everything. There are bear hunts. I know some people with modest incomes who hunt anything and fish. For them it's shoot or go hungry. My friend's people use hunting bear with a knife as a right of passage. They prepare the meat to make it as tender as a hamburger. It's never sport for them. Ontario, excuse me for saying, other than the deep North is a ---sy culture. I lived there for decades. My food is seafood, fish, eggs, goat's milk, turkey, specially prepared legumes, quinoa and some other stuff. Choices are health-based. In fact I'm writing a how-to about health. The huskies. Again, I find more traditional perspectives the most wise. Most would just shoot the dog if it wouldn't learn. I don't believe a dog should be coddled. Or caged. A fate worse than death. Profoundly disrespectful. I know the channels about which you spoke. Charming. Especially the Aussies. I like most vlogs by Russians. This one included. Whenever I'm missing Russia I watch them. Good luck to you. And Godspeed.

We did, finally 😅. That was rather scary. It was about to bite off my daughter’s hand 😮.

Wow. That’s nice ☺️.

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