Dog Breaking Heifers | WARNING ‼️ ABSOLUTE PANDEMONIUM

[@ChristianandFamily]

I am glad to see you showing the training. So many people don't understand how cattle dogs work, nor that cattle have to be "trained" (as if they can be trained) to be worked. Well done sir, and kids, and Lorenzo.

[@Fitaroy]

This is an absolutely terrible display of cattle dogs. The trainer has zero control of the dogs and the cattle are under extremely unnecessary pressure. The cattle “breaking” from the bunch are actually being driven out of the dogs I imagine so they can try to kill one. For the love of god for anyone reading please do not take this as a good example of working dogs. This is a complete circus and is not good for the dogs or the cattle. I cannot believe this guy put this on KZbin.

[@freedomdesign4688]

The dogs' instincts to work as a pack, and the cattle's instinct to herd together, form a winning combination.

[@marcymartin2840]

What a learning experience!!! For people watching, cattle, dogs, your boys!! Love it ❤❤❤

[@Patrick42567]

EXCELLENT VIDEO. Good cattle dogs are worth their weight in Gold, such a valuable tool on a Ranch. Also fun to watch and learn how real PACK dogs work together. Great addition to your video collection ABR.

[@mikesamuels4494]

Great video educational for so many. Thanks for posting it.

[@JeffreyJohnston724]

your view of the mountains in the back ground is just awesome I am sure you are used to seeing it but you should take time to realize what a beautiful view you have

[@paddyoleary1258]

2:13

[@JeffreyJohnston724]

what is 2 13@@paddyoleary1258

[@MikelJay]

Another great video of what it takes. You didn’t mention the education of the younger ABR teammates along with dogs and heifers. Quoting an old mentor “training isn’t always pretty”. Good job by all.

[@vicki1141]

That one little pup trying to keep up is hilarious. Grateful for the educational your sharing about ranch dogs and cattle education. No ranches in eastern Canada , no open range either , sadly.

[@MrBowNaxe]

Good stuff Ramzi! Everything needs to learn how things work on the ranch... dogs, cattle, kids, everything needs to learn. Can't wait to see what's next.

[@LeighCowley]

I can’t believe how you train both cattle and dogs. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve yelled my lungs out trying to call the dogs back from chasing them from over you know where. Wish I knew this sixty years ago. Amazing. Thank you

[@robertchall8576]

Looks like a pretty day out there to train. To Manny dogs to count.

[@gregsullivan8956]

Another ABR Production!!!!!

[@pamelaarescurrinaga8201]

Very interesting and informative video. Great to watch ! Thank you.

[@lorenlieder9789]

Great job ! The dogs worked together very well !!

[@rodforsberg8429]

I can't imagine the lbs. of dog food you must go through for that many dogs!

[@vicki1141]

God love Lorenzo for rescuing the older dogs and giving them a job.

[@PaintedDesertRanch]

I don’t watch enough KZbin these days- but I was glad I caught this one, it was super interesting!! I’ll try to watch out for the conclusion, thanks! -Danielle

[@anchorbrandranch]

Thanks PDR Don’t waste all day watching KZbin but don’t miss ABR😜⚓️ The boys have put a few more “ training sessions “ on the heifers so I need to make a video showing the progress. P.S. I’ve been hinting to momma that I want a pair of Henson’s leggins for my birthday 🍀🤞🏿

[@floydwilliams4004]

good to see Danielle and Painted desert on the Anchor Brand Ranch

[@PaintedDesertRanch]

@@anchorbrandranch we’ve got a wait list into next winter so she better get on it! Haha. Thanks 😊

[@mygarden365]

I looked henson leggings - and you want girls tights? What's up with that?@@anchorbrandranch

[@MaryMorrow-Guerrero65]

Great training.

[@davidkimmel4216]

Very interesting training session. 😊. Thank you for sharing

[@bambiwolford6876]

You are my 😊favorite channel!! Keep up the excitement and as always more videos please

[@ronaldblair7321]

Another good one guys it sure doesn’t take them cattle long to figure it out

[@andrewgoudy1776]

I grew up using heel dogs working feed lots and auction yards. I became interested in Catahoula dogs and got a couple brought in from Louisiana. They were driving me nuts try to make them into something they weren't. I got to be friends with Choc and Gary Erickson (founders of the hangin tree cowdogs.) They took me and my Catahoula dogs out into a 40 acre pasture, turned 15 head of roping cattle loose. I thought "oh great! No catch pens, no panels, just me and my "untrained" wild go yonder Catahoula half grown dogs and his foundation dog Scott. Gary taught me the mind of my dogs. Next thing, I was riding in front of the cattle, my dogs were behind, Scott insured all was well and Gary and Choc rode along smiling. First time I saw curs and Catahoulas on your KZbin channel I hit "like" and "subscribe!" I'm a big fan of your family. God bless yall!

[@skiphelton1560]

Best working dog I had was a male Aussie crossed on a female Catahoula, she was smaller than a Catahoula but had all the heart and the smarts of the Aussie. She was even great working horses. I could have 4 head on a hotwalker and she would know which one was setting back and would keep them going on her own. I've had a couple of heelers and a full Catahoula but I would love to get another cross as she was better than the others.

[@bigunone]

Louis Lamour had a character using dogs down in Texas brush country to round up cattle, because they could follow trails no human on a horse could

[@martyjones9043]

Glad you showed this I learned a lot about handling cattle thanks.

[@CanuckOutdoors]

in absolute awe... sitting here in southern ontario wishing i could dig my heels in that dirt and smell the fresh air... ive only ever been on a farm a dozen times or so, and been on a horse half that... but ive always loved the country life... the work, the lifestyle, the friends and family.. the animals... cheers.

[@kelsman4520]

Ur one awesome rancher

[@troyandrus982]

Thank you for sharing I’ve learned so much.

[@judithjury5537]

I like watching your videos. I am glad to see you showing the training dogs. I watch your videos all the way from Western Australia in Quairading . I have hoddy farm. ❤❤

[@dalewadsworth5703]

It seems as if the main bloodline of the dogs is “hound” I don’t see and Blue or Red hellers , Australian shepherd. . I have had success with them and thought I would ask. Glad to see a new post from my favorite UTube

[@markbroussard5636]

Healers are a driving breed. Good for long drives not good for gathering!

[@MySORRELL]

THANKS!

[@johnjacobs4207]

Great Job Setting the example for us all

[@songbirds3712]

Lorenzo’s horses tail was so darn cool. That cream color at the top is gorgeous.

[@Dennismelnychuk]

When do we get to see more of the secret water project?

[@reidadams4277]

Using the dogs natural instinct to teach the cattle the natural instinct of herd mentality. Interesting video. My daughter and her husband raise English Shepards that they sell to ranchers mostly in Nebraska and South Dakota.

[@sherimcvey9638]

Watching this is great. I always wondered they were taught how to do this. Thank you for showing the training.

[@lonniehammonsjr2468]

My family had hog dogs, but we never had this many at once! 😂😂 This is quite an assortment and they are having a big ole time! I say keep all of em !!!

[@periwinkle-dragonfly]

I wasn't aware that you had a stallion. Hope her foul looks as pretty as she is! You have some real nice looking horses there, Ramzi.

[@herelieskittythomas3726]

Stallions aren't female

[@periwinkle-dragonfly]

Duh. @@herelieskittythomas3726

[@periwinkle-dragonfly]

DUH.....@@herelieskittythomas3726

[@LarrySanders-e4v]

Dogs training dogs I notice you only use 4 or 5 dogs out on the range, it amazing to see how dogs and horses work and the patience you have for each other and the animals. Great videos

[@Navajo-man]

Hi Ram and cowboys beautiful video 🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@jefferysmith5280]

Hope u feel better soon sir

[@mikehumphries3549]

1st time seeing your show will keep watching learn something every day

[@anchorbrandranch]

Awesome Thank you Mike!!⚓️

[@sandkworkshop]

Out of chaos comes compliance

[@markbroussard5636]

Great job! That’s how it’s done down in South Louisiana.

[@anchorbrandranch]

Sure is!

[@Deanna-k4i]

Have no idea what will happen if you change horses becsuse we all recognize who is filming by seeing good old reliable split ear😅😊❤

[@JAFOSoCal]

A bit of controlled chaos but informative Ramzi. Enjoyed it! Much Love to ABR! 💜💜💜 Granny Nanny

[@ajskab99]

I’m so glad my cattle are bucket trained. 😂😂😂

[@davidgonzales7255]

Outstanding work gentlemen.

[@patkappes6140]

Awesome,😍

[@smalltownrifleman]

That is quite a mixed bunch of dogs you have there. LOL Great stuff.

[@roberthaywood2302]

This why I watch this show . Maybe one time you could do a walk through of all your dog and give a little background on them

[@kevinvaughan2570]

How many replacement heifers are you going to run

[@patrickcarlson4007]

Hey boss, zinc vitamin c and .n.a.c. i havent been sick at 63 for a year.

[@susansmith-franks684]

I don’t know much about cattle ranching, but I do know a bit about Dairy Cows and quite a lot about dogs. This was really interesting!

[@peggyhaines7394]

God bless you and your beautiful family. 🙋🏻‍♀️♥️🇺🇸

[@judyjackson7833]

Great video wanna see you lot more of them. Miss you when you're gone god bless you karma judy from louisiana

[@garyag45]

That’s a lot of running and stress for beef cattle. 🙏🐂😎🦅🇺🇸

[@Witchfoot.Incorporated]

Let’s u figure out which dogs to keep as well. WAIT 8:51 cow all the way to the left 😂😂😂😂ME AS A COW

[@larrywhitaker4667]

Great video

[@susiebafford7921]

Ramzi , I LOVE THIS CLIP!!!

[@rhondafloyd1728]

I loved watching ty for sharing

[@lesterhertel2945]

Another very interesting video Thank you 😊😊😊😊

[@JohnGoad-wz1rn]

I never have seen this before. I do not know about the heifers , but I will remember !!! COOL

[@larryschoenhoff4067]

That is something to learn there in your neighbor hood, but if dogs are running cattle here where we live the peace pipe has to come out to end it

[@krisrhodes1308]

You and Bundy ranch are the only ones that I have ever seen use dogs to the extent that we do in the south. Between swamps and thick timber country we have no choice but to use dogs this way to gather cattle that have gotten out or went rogue

[@anchorbrandranch]

Cowboys have been in the south for 500 years! Lots to learn in them swamps 😜⚓️ Where are y’all located?

[@kevinklingner7712]

In my years with cattle, dogs horses I used good kelpie.they would herd on their own . They would bite the heal or the nose depending on the need and the direction they had go.

[@barrygeary9362]

Good one Ramzi keep them comming u know your stuff missed Ridge bug

[@bill-o2g2r]

How many head in that bunch?

[@coreyvandyke528]

Your ganna have to buy 6 more cows jus to feed all them puckys😂😂😂😂😂

[@tikkathreebarrels]

Ramz you've got the same cough & chest infection that I've got over herein England! Isn't that Mons Pura CBD working for you?

[@williamrichardson3993]

They are easier to direct and control if moved slowly.

[@derkhatch6698]

The 3 “R’s” Ranchin,Ropin, and Restlin,,,,,!

[@joneliason9600]

How many trained dogs can gather a bunch of 20 cows

[@vicki1141]

That looks like way more than 20 cows .

[@vernonfisher857]

Closest thing to a stampede I've seen in awhile, LOL

[@Witchfoot.Incorporated]

The dog that’s the same color as the dirt, that’s a thinker. She actually notices when all the dogs are circling in one direction and she stops and goes the opposite direction.

[@Antipodean33]

All those dogs seem to be doing the right thing, as soon as they get a runaway back in the bunch they leave it alone. as you fellas no doubt know over here in Australia we use mostly Heelers (cattle dogs blues and reds) on cattle, I was looking to see if you had any Heelers but I couldn't make one out. They sell for a fair bit here though but are worth it and anyway the US dollar gets a lot of Aussie dollars

[@jamie.eammons6726]

Thanks thanks that was great

[@davidepool5884]

I was in the dairy business with my father and then worked for a row crop and beef farmer for the first half of my life. Most farmers in my part of the country don’t use cattle dogs. Most cows Learn to cooperate pretty quickly but there is always going to be at least one stubborn cow or bull that wants to cause trouble. I’ve never seen that many dogs used at one time to herd cattle. It was pretty chaotic at first but most of the cattle fell in line pretty quick.

[@cissiepierce664]

Fascinating!

[@paintedwink1520]

A well oiled cluster training

[@conniead5206]

Most of us have seen sheep herding dogs in action at least once on tv or things like KZbin. My question is why the dogs do not seem to have been trained to commands?

[@DonnaAshby-y3d]

Finally. Withdrawals are hard

[@pv2414]

There's always one!

[@kfelix2934]

brilliantly done

[@ronaldmillsaps1154]

About how many heifers were in the group when you were training dogs ❤

[@gregsullivan8956]

I need a ❤

[@mynameisearl598]

you need to put some go pros on the homeschool kids so they can film if somethings happening make some more videos grow this channel

[@coryferguson]

Dude that's something I never thought I would see. I have dogs for corrals. That's dog training for hearding (I do have 1 stud dog that does both ocd. Another is for corrals. The other one is heading and catching. Total dogs I have is 3. You just blew my mind.

[@thomasaurand9207]

Hope your cold gets better

[@mjwally2112]

Hello from Canada wondering if ypu could please explain the land agreement that caused the big Inncident with the BLM and your extended family

[@ronaldblair7321]

I think you’re referring to the Bundy ranch not the anchor brand ranch

[@mjwally2112]

@@ronaldblair7321 YES i think they are relatives He refered to Gramps Bundy in an earlier Vid and Im thinking this is the same land that was fought over I could be wrong but I know these guys have been on the land for 400 yes

[@ronaldblair7321]

@@mjwally2112 the bundys have owned their ranch forever they have their own KZbin channel and they explain all of that in one of their videos an old man named I think his name was Medlin owned the anchor brand ranch before Ramzi bought it off of him 3 or 4 yrs ago

[@mjwally2112]

@@ronaldblair7321 Ahh cool thanks for the INFO

[@anchorbrandranch]

Bundys are relatives on their own ranch a couple hours south of here. Long story short 30 years ago the BLM kicked cattle ranchers off of most public lands in Clark county. To avoid problems most people took a skimpy payoff and gave up their grazing rights. Cliven on the other hand fired the BLM for being poor managers and has been ranching with out them .Has to run them off every few years when they try to come confiscate his cattle. But it’s not all about the cattle. Fighting corrupt government is priority. See Bundy ranch on KZbin ⚓️

[@art-is-lazy4509]

God dam y'all what chaos, there's more dogs than cattle, ha ha. Y'all gotta watch an Aussie show called Muster Dogs, those god dam Aussies know how to train dogs to work cattle. They have a breed called Kelpie that sure knows how to work cattle y'all.

[@vicki1141]

Interesting about the Aussie show and the kellie dogs. I will have to investigate those.

[@raypeoples]

Where's the RIDGEY??

[@woodfinn]

I know some pups that will sleep well!

[@Mr.Snicklefritz]

U sound so sick bro COWBOY LIFE rite👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@CadenSavostianik]

good job

[@ozranch9479]

Interesting

[@huskerboy3471]

❤

[@JeRKII]

Wouldn't this also help protect the cattle out in the open range as well ? As wild coyotes would single 1 out and attack it but if they are in a group they can better protect each other ?

[@jebediahnightlinger6357]

Most heifers respond to buying them a drink first, then they tend to stay pretty close and the dogs dont have to work as hard. I try to avoid cows...unless its cold.

[@anchorbrandranch]

We spend a lot of time and money getting these heifers a drink that’s for sure 😜⚓️

[@jebediahnightlinger6357]

@@anchorbrandranch Cool video by the way, ill go look for some more!

[@paintedwink1520]

not all hfrs in the bunch seen a steer

[@anchorbrandranch]

Yearling bulls in there too😜

[@trumanhw]

Shits GENIUS. And those dogs are great. Not only were they like my DIs ... (stand out from the herd and they're ON your ass) ... but the dogs appear to teach the other dogs how to [be] dogs. Just awesome.

[@JudyHart1]

Those are a bunch of animals that probably slept well that night.