Farm Puppy's First Day of Work

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[@respectthefish4992]

the way Toby corrected her for wanting to steal his treat was so right, not too much not too rough, just reminded her that they are friends but there are boundries

[@freedomfighter4990]

*YES!* That was my 1st time seeing Toby correct Abby & he was totally on point, not too aggro but definitely letting her know she was in the wrong. And that's because of how well Morgan trained the Tobster. Their puppies are gonna be 1st-rate farm dogs.

[@jenniferr2057]

And it was amazing that Morgan stayed out if it and allowed the lesson to be learned!

[@sanjayatlive]

yeah, some humans need to learn this too!

[@silenceofdoom]

@@freedomfighter4990 I think Tobby did correct her in the last video, when she tried to eat from his bowl.

[@blaircox1589]

let's see the full scene of that one.

[@blackraen]

17:40 Man, Toby is such a rock star. That was the *perfect* "No, not yours," for a dog. Firm, clear, not overly aggressive. Side note, your "yes" works exactly like the clicker. I've always prefer to just use a vocal cue instead of having to have another thing in my hand for rewarding.

[@technicaldifficulties368]

I prefer the yes over the clicker as well. It marks good behavior more naturally imo. Don't have to fumble with a clicker and possibly have a delay

[@Gertol31]

17:41 Toby really helping to teach her how not to behave. But he didn't use his more agressive deeper bark, man he knows how to behave. With you two training her she will become such a great farm dog.

[@acedepth]

Omg I was just about to comment this I literally gasped in amazement when I saw Toby do this such an amazing dog

[@uniquerebel21]

I thought that's what Toby was doing and I did notice that he wasn't using his Warning bark.

[@bixou69]

that correction by toby was nice. Gentle but pretty firm lol

[@andreichiorean4450]

he was so gentle oh man i love toby, my german shepherd used to bully the crap out of my cane corso when she was doing something wrong he has no patiece at all, not even for me :))

[@Costi1100]

was just about to post this, very impressive.

[@LoneTraveler-nc6rf]

Love your “talk” with the ducks about going outside to support new employee training. Huge chuckle.

[@AsteriETERNAL]

YEAH!!!😁😁

[@Spatula13]

Same

[@Montyperson]

Yup😂me too

[@Rayxster]

Toby correcting her nosy little nonsense of trying to take his treat is just the sweetest and funniest thing ever! Reminds me of my Doris when she used to correct our little Ruben when he first came home. She was always so proper in showing him not to steal from others by giving him a nip or pushing him down just as Toby did Abby. I love watching dogs train each other.

[@newguy3588]

Yeah, salty people on KZbin that have never interacted with any type of an animal wouldn't understand that. Dog show teeth, must be bad. Where as in dog language it's actually stating; "stop that, I don't like what you're doing, and I'd appreciate it if you didn't do that again."

[@red2977]

I love that Toby was basically lecturing her that it was his treat but was being gentle.

[@CalledUntoHoliness]

yes, that was nice to see. Toby is not vicious, he used the necessary force. He is a great dog.

[@dinakamal6818]

Love how you always compliment Toby whenever you compliment Abby. Good way to avoid jealousy!

[@mommadeth3066]

Love how Toby corrected her when aby tried to take a treat from him. He will be a very good teacher along side you.

[@defranken]

Indeed, a very teacher.

[@distressedm]

She's adorable! small tip - try not to repeat the command, otherwise she will just be waiting until she thinks she's waited long enough. It works better to use a combo of Stay and a release command so she doesn't question *when* the stay is over, if that makes sense.

[@ninjadogs3389]

Another good thing to watch out for is to always go back to the dog before giving the treat. I find stay is most useful for controlling a dog over long distances and its easier to do that if the dog thinks stay can only be released if the handler is next too them. That way for example if a dog gets across a street you can tell them stay and they wont try and cross the street again until the handler is by the dog to lead it back across the street.

[@jennifergriffiths42]

Yes, one of the vets I work with likes to put it "never never say it say it twice twice"

[@bargetherooster3079]

You always repeat the command but, you pause for 2 seconds to 3 seconds before repeating the command again. So they take note what you are trying to tell them. My dad has been training canines at the Police Department for a long time now he also is a Sergeant. And if Mr. Shaw successfully trained Toby then he can do the same for Abby.

[@gardenknitter4]

And no need for a clicker, either.

[@morganmonroee]

And/Or have a correction word in between repeating the command. I tell my dog “aht aht” when does sometimes wrong and “yes” when he does right.

[@bormz7191]

It’s just cool seeing all these animals living symbiotically together. That mama duck laying her egg in Toby’s house shows how safe Toby’s presence makes her and the other animals feel.

[@littlemrpinkness295]

Morgan finds eggs everywhere, even out in the field. He finds frozen eggs that have been abandoned. I think it's more a case of, wherever the bird is when the egg is ready, there it is, plop...

[@bormz7191]

​@@littlemrpinkness295 It's a silly thing to debate but I'll bite. Just because not every duck lays their eggs in Toby's house, doesn't mean they just plop out eggs willy nilly. Ducks always look for a safe, dry, spot to lay their eggs, generally where they are somewhat hidden yet close to their flock. That's why he often finds them in brush or long grass when the ducks are out and about during the day. Not every duck is as cautious as every other though, and Toby's presence on the farm extends beyond his little abode,. That said, I can tell you for a fact, that duck knows the farm's vigilant protector lives in that house and chose that spot specifically because it feels extra safe there. Just because other ducks feel comfortable laying in other places around the farm, doesn't make that untrue.

[@bobbybobstar1496]

@@bormz7191 the duck knew it was tobys house so it felt safe enough to lay there! Are you kidding me!! You mean the same Toby that steals eggs ,Toby that loves eating eggs! Don't be daft ducks are not that smart and if they was they wouldn't lay there would they because as I said the dog loves an egg! it was warm, dry and peaceful at that moment in time so it laid, nothing more nothing less don't over complicate poppet

[@daftmeme1081]

That's another way to look at it

[@ninjadogs3389]

It was a goose not a duck. but your still right, geese dont just plop their eggs down willy nilly they like to find enclosed spaces to lay their eggs. He needs to make more areas for the geese to lay their eggs in the chicken house.

[@RandomWalks1]

Never clicked so fast on a video.

[@reneequalls5878]

Haha same!

[@cynthiavaldez5941]

Me too!

[@newguy3588]

You're a very good human being Morgan. Intelligent in the sense that you learn, research, and take criticism. Love your work man. I'm really glad I found your channel somehow lol. :)

[@kakap0788]

I 2nd that completely, Morgans intelligence shows in behavior of other animals, progress, how to and not to do things etc, I highly doubt I would be able to adabt and learn so much in such small time and at the same time work a full time job with other shit. Currently saving money to buy a house to raise animals in Sweden and it will be my life project where I will live and die, but I doubt I will be able to live off of it, but to me its not about that but living with nature and farmlife because I find it peaceful. Some people might find chickens, geese, ducks, cows, pigs, cats and dogs to be stressful, but personally I find it liberating and a big calm to the soul to live with animals. Unfortunately thanks to the Europe War of Russia, Belarus and Ukraine house pricing and loans has become a disaster together with the increase in cost for every single thing in existance in Europe, like a 25% increase in cost on everything, so my goals has been postponed for most likely 6-8 years.

[@newguy3588]

@@kakap0788 Same here. I've been following the housing market very closely since I was pre-approved for a loan and the houses are bought up instantly with cash, 20% over asking price (over here in the states anyway). I simply cannot compete. Morgan got in at just the right time. I'm sure it's different circumstances between the two of us as we're an ocean apart and have different influences on our lives due to that, but I am in the same boat as you and feel very frustrated about it all. I just want a nice piece of land to raise some small animals on, have a garden, and be able to do whatever my mind finds interesting to hone or learn new skills. I wish the best for you. "I find it liberating and a big calm to the soul to live with animals." I 100% agree. It sounds like a fairy tale at this point doesn't it? Sad, but I'll keep trying my best.

[@newguy3588]

@@kakap0788 Oh, one more thing I'd like to add after re-reading your reply. I feel ya on how you mentioned it's stressful to work with animals, but the rewards are 10 fold. It's a sensation of accomplishment and companionship. I think a lot of us weren't given opportunities to venture into this type of life style, regardless of status. Like we're cogs in a machine dreaming of making an independent life for ourselves.

[@kakap0788]

@@newguy3588 We're clearly on the same page and have somewhat of the same goals and I got nothing more to add either except a good luck to you too and I as well hope you will succeed in both our primary goals of life! :) Much love from Sweden my dear friend!

[@newguy3588]

@@kakap0788 :) Thank you! You as well.

[@emmyr4026]

Wow the difference between her first day to this video is night and day. You guys are doing great at making her feel comfortable!

[@youarebymyside]

17:40 I like how Toby stopped her. He's not hurting her but being very firm. Also, the way you naturally train digs and have so much patience. That's amazing. I know it would be much harder for me to follow the instincts since it's easier to follow the commands and the rules for me.

[@colemansheep]

We used to use truck mud flaps for doors for our sows. They won’t break in the cold.

[@ahhhhhh8493]

13:21 quick tip with training: if you say a command over and over again the dog will think "sit sit sit sit" is the command and not just sit once. She most likely heard you but was processing it/ignoring, try waiting a little before repeating yourself.

[@lisamadison2671]

Yup.

[@julieobrien4056]

I was thinking the same thing. It’s just like with a child, honestly. Let them know you mean it the FIRST time you say it, not the fifth. With my kids (doesn’t work so well with dogs, hehe), I would tell them what I wanted or needed them to do, and if they didn’t start moving, I would say “one!”, and they hustled into action. Had a person ask me how I got them to respond so quickly and I explained that rather than slowly counting to 5 to get a response, if I got to 2 they had already incurred consequences. And there also wasn’t much time after saying 1 before 2 followed, either. Same principle with dogs, say it once and let them know you mean it the FIRST time you say it.

[@beckywatson7233]

I was just about to say the same thing :)

[@simplystreeptacular]

@@julieobrien4056 Ha! My mom did exactly the same thing with my brother and me, except she did a "3... 2.. 1" countdown. If our butts weren't moving by "2", we'd regret it!

[@ahhhhhh8493]

@@julieobrien4056 although dogs are not children, they do infact hit a rebellious phase. When they hit the teenage phase they are going to test your limits and they are going to ignore you! Hence why it's important not to repeat yourself and wait for them to follow through with the command because chances are they did infact hear you.

[@RoadRunner217]

17:40 Good boy Tobi helping you with the training! :,D Very well done though by him. He endured a few close encounters by Abby earlier, but that seemed to have been the third strike, so he told her to be more patient, and that not every treat is hers.

[@saraschneider6781]

It's so good to see Abby dog not scared and Toby dog not wondering WTF the tiny tornado is.

[@healingsprings11]

Abbey has grown since the last video. She's going to be a tall girl. Toby will teach her too from his perspective. I loved watching them run and play together , very cute. 👍🐶🌟🐶

[@yolernlimn3574]

Yes! I couldn’t believe how much bigger she is. In such a short time frame.

[@taylorcluckey3928]

Toby did a BEAUTIFUL correction when she was trying to snap his treat! He is going to be such a good teacher!

[@Monica_bondevik]

I'm so glad she's already so comfortable with you especially remembering how shy she was

[@dogg3752]

6:11 I love how Morgan is talking to the ducks like they're a bunch of employees

[@blakejones409]

Greetings from a New Zealand city slicker. After a long day in the office, a long virtual tour of your farm and a play with Tobby dog, Abby and the cats just relaxes me.

[@ivyrhodes9526]

The chicken looked so confused 😂 but inevitably accepted its fate of being the chosen one for practice time

[@floridagal150]

I love how Toby took command of the sitch when you gave him a treat and Abby got in his space and that adult paw came down on her as if he said, "that's mine and you will behave". Toby is a good teacher, gentle but stern.

[@june2420111]

I'm so invested in this little puppy's first day at work. I hope she makes more friends at the farm, I was so sad when one of the kitties swatted at her and she was just trying to be friends. Can't be helped, but it still hurts 🥺

[@Martin-jc6or]

Can't get enough Abby dog, let alone watching Saint Toby dog being playful. Love it.

[@nicholaslee722]

Finally, one that Toby can really let loose with!

[@LtColShingSides]

None of my dogs were ever trained for an actual job but I did find that having an older dog around makes training the new puppy so much easier!

[@brookeweinland7040]

Came from Facebook. Came across your videos there and searched your channel in KZbin and now I'm never leaving.

[@annajbanana2132]

What better than to get to run and play in the snow every morning with the cute fluffy boy you are gonna marry some day. I love this.. The pep talk you gave the ducks about it being training day for Abby was priceless. When I watch the geese all file out in order with heads held high i always picture them with briefcases and they are on their way to catch the train to the city. . Just my silly imagination.

[@ragnarocking]

All the animals living so well together is a credit to their owner.

[@CreamPolo]

Finally doggy door are fixed :))))) Shy is such a star I still remember Toby being that silly :))))

[@astra1653]

Yes, Toby is fantastic with Abby! He's her playmate and supervisor, and it's good that he corrects her behavior just as you would. She's going to be great!

[@rhondaalbrecht]

Noticed that the geese, now that it's laying season, they're checking out those old areas that they laid in, in previous seasons... Toby's dog house, Abby's house (where the geese were once confined to overnight), et al. That's what they're looking for... places to lay their eggs.

[@wendyzerr5711]

Toby and Abbie are so cute together. He must love having someone to run and play with!

[@fiendeng]

I loooove the morning briefs with the duck squad !! 🤣🤣🤣😆

[@mnmzie3826]

Anything with the word puppy in the title makes me click it so fast. Abby is just so adorable. She's going to be a great working dog.

[@cindyn7512]

What a difference a week makes for Abbey settling in and bonding with you. Lot's of smarts on that pup too.

[@bonnied.5535]

So wonderful to see that Toby helps you disciplines Abby. I'm sure that it will not be long before she is completely part of the farm family - hmm.. might take awhile with Ginny.

[@willgaukler8979]

Ginny will learn as well to live and let live ... she will soon be back on your shoulder after she has mastered this new puppy thing ...give her time too ...

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hello👋 dear, how are you doing?

[@sueinraleigh3091]

Abby is catching on quickly! And Toby is being such a good mentor, I really like his demeanor.

[@northstarprepsteader]

She is SOO adorable!! She's obviously going to train very well.

[@CarolinaBassHunter]

Oh that first "Good morning Abby dog" and her being all happy was awesome!! I'm very happy for her! (And you of course) 😁

[@l.m.4014]

I like Abby "Girl' better. Toby Dog and Abby Girl. It sounds Sweeter for a female pup. Since you call him.... "TobyDog " all the time, it may sound to her, like Dog is part of his name. > But what do I know?

[@Lil-Dragon]

She has gorgeous eyes. Nice seeing all these animals living in harmony when if I randomly picture them together I'd expect chaos.

[@miju24]

Hey Morgan! Great video! One tip for dog training I would give you is to say the command only once. That ensures the word has power the first time. If you always repeat it, the dog gets lazy on obeying that command. Keep up the good work! Greetings from Argentina!

[@lisamadison2671]

Yes! One time. Love to watch our channel Morgan.

[@myhappygecko2895]

I think he's just teaching her the word right now, I'm sure as she gets better he will say it less.

[@Prismaticlysm]

Saying "YES" is exactly the same as the clicker, and I say that as someone who has been training their puppy since last june ;;

[@Grayhook1]

Having experience with large dogs, primarily Great Pyrenees, the commands ‘Stop’, ‘Back up’, and’Go around’ have become some of the most useful. I used a flexi-leash for training those with gentle tugs to get the point across. Excellent results! I also prefer a ‘kissing’ sound over a clicker and relate it to food/treats with praise. You’re doing a great job and I enjoy your progress.👍🏼

[@DustInMyBum]

Great job with the training Morgan! Abby has come so far already. I would caution against saying "sit" or "stay" multiple times in fast repetition as it is setting a precedent. Try saying it one time and let it sink in. When constantly repeating yourself, she will start thinking "sit sit sit sit" or "stay stay stay stay" is the command, instead of just simply "sit" or "stay"

[@darlenerozon3970]

Snow is almost all melted in Ontario Canada thank goodness my ducks laying 3 eggs from one duck l am working on hatching eggs with heating pan with 7 eggs turning them and water pan covered keeping a warm area so hope they hatch in 28 days wish me luck..

[@tas22222]

my goodness she is being amazing !!! i thought for sure she would chase after the birds lol nope just sits with her person

[@christinahearts]

I love how Toby corrected Abby for trying to take his treat

[@Crispy1320]

I'm impressed that went a lot better than I thought it was going too. Abby has a great personality and Toby's help as well she's going to be a great livestock Guardian dog.

[@lmcintire-brooks475]

The puppy is wonderful and does seem very eager to please. Have you considered the canine dynamics when she's in heat and Toby is going to be very distracted by that and different stronger instincts take over? I lived with collies and when one of them went in heat, our male collie went nuts. He couldn't be in the same room any of us. He was crazy overwhelmed and went after anything that moved. He was a completly different dog. We didn't recognize his personality. It was gone and something else was there in place. Just something for you to look forward to. There's going to be different instincts and dynamics in your very reliable, well mannered boy. But, nevertheless, an exciting time raising the new puppy.

[@leaflover3497]

I wondered the same thing how he is going to keep them apart when she goes into heat.

[@philodendron3736]

Abby and Toby are living the life. Abby is doing so good after that initial no in the previous video. She seems very sensitive and wants to do good, very similar to my dogs temperament. I don’t think she’ll be harder to train like others have commented. She seems to get it once communication is clear and expectations aren’t too high for her age/temperament. Toby is also a huge help!

[@frederickmoller]

Lil Abby Girl is doing so good in her early training, something we all like to see....her, Mr Toby, and all of the Kitty Katters are a great team in my eyes, a little tweeking is all that's required. Thanks Morgan for the great things that you are doing on your awesome farm!

[@yvonnemorten7776]

And for their long-distance family, your subscribers‼️ We eagerly await each new post! A pleasant emotional getaway from all the hardcore news.

[@mfanwelikeit3760]

Good to see Toby have some morning play time too!

[@cathysteenson9591]

I could never seem to get the timing of the clicker, juggling the treats, watching the dog, etc all coordinated when I was obedience training my cattle dog. I ended up with the energetic YESss instead. Your pup’s doing great, and Toby is so good with her. He even corrected her firmly with his paw and voice for trying to snag his treat and she listened.

[@BreakingFreeOffGrid]

Toby did awesome correcting Abby when she tried to steal the treat. We need to get a guardian dog for our goats. Awesome video!

[@WandaleaSmithFrost]

So nice to see Toby and Abby playing together!

[@rosebloodwater13]

Abby-Girl has so much pupper CUTENESS. 🥰 Happy to see her and Toby getting along so well.

[@FiiAFFs]

I am a huge fan of your way of raising dogs. Even though my dogs have never been working dogs, a similar mindset works for companions too. 💜

[@sirdavidoftor3413]

Abby has grown so much ! Glad that she is getting used to the farm! Good to see Toby has a playmate and co worker! Stay safe, stay sane, Stay Strong Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@LostOne424]

Toby Dog is like “Yes, I would like a treat!” every time you offer her one 😂

[@bixou69]

seeing both of them playing makes me so happy.

[@elizabethharttley4073]

Abby girl is a gem, she makes good eye contact and wants to be good. Now you guide her nature, so far so good. Time one on one will be best. Carry on

[@MRRookie232]

Loved this and great to see you feed Toby first to make it clear which of the two is dominant in the pack

[@dawnhankins9534]

I love your content. Toby turned out great so it might not matter. I started dog training and a few things I've learned from my classes: Wait at least 5 seconds to repeat a que, without moving. If you move toward her, or repeat she learns she doesn't have to respond until you do those things. They make interesting associations that can overshadow voices. Try to ignore scared behavior. A comforting voice is associated with what they are doing in that moment, they can think scared is good. When she goes to investigate or gives you attention you can environment. With stay, say it once, and return to her with the treat. This teaches her what you want, without having to repeat it constantly. You can add a word to release her, or just keep extending the duration to about the same amount. You can mix some food in with the treats, and vary the amount. If it's something she's super interested in, give her a few pieces of treats and food. Idk how much you wanna do this with wanting them to be engaged in the envoirnment. A 10ft leash, tied around your waist might help, but she's doing great so probably not needed.

[@Aurica34]

Wow just look at Abby, she is so affectionate and loving. Really adorable.

[@mortagon4215]

Great to see how patient she is already! Looking forward to seeing her grow up and catch up to Tobi.

[@feliciatingsborg1924]

When Abby sits, she sometimes does a "sloppy sit" with her legs tilted to one side. As a floppy puppy that's common, but if the habit continues it can lead to problems later on (arthritis etc). So when you reward a sit/sit-stay, make sure she's sitting properly, to condition those muscles keeping her straight 👍

[@feliciatingsborg1924]

@Always Watching have you done any hip x-rays? Since she doesn't weigh as much as a big dog, hip/knee problems won't affect her as much, purely because of the weight. Never too late to start training though 🙂

[@goldengryphon]

That feels rather chicken and egg-ish to me. I wasn't aware that they had proven sloppy sits were a contributing factor to hip and back leg joint problems. I had thought they were a good indicator, much like running sideways, but not a cause. Is there any site with that information so I can update myself?

[@feliciatingsborg1924]

@@goldengryphon it is a bit like the chicken and the egg. But what you practice you get good at. So practicing those muscles keeping the legs/hips stable can compensate for some weaknesses they're born with. The more serious ones you can't avoid with just training, but you can slow them down.

[@goldengryphon]

@@feliciatingsborg1924 Okay. Where did you get your information? Or is this based on your experience of being a professional dog trainer for a number of years? A veterinarian dealing with this sort of problem in your practice? Or information in a book/study/paper/Breeder's association or some other source? Yes, it would make sense that this sort of muscle development in exercise would make a difference in how an individual animal responds and that one animal would be able to cope better for longer depending on the type of hip malformation, individual animal's pain management, or potential certifications. That would also depend on the extent of hip malformation. There are some truly awful hip malformations where any amount of exercise wouldn't help. Having dealt with such things while assisting in rescue groups and while having to watch my own dogs go through various stages of hip dysplasia, I am curious as to where you get your information. If this is something that is well-known in the "dog world", and it might be, this should be spoken of more and more loudly. If this is based on your experience as a professional working with dogs and your experience in working with a large number of dogs through some organization, you should write up your findings, if you haven't already, and make sure they are spread far and wide. I would really like to read the information in the study or get more specific information about your, or the study's authors, experiences in 'testing. There's a lot being left out of your blanket statement about why and how these exercises might work for @Always Watching's Malti-poo, and Abby.

[@Idontwannahandl]

@@goldengryphon pretty certain she just made that up. Like an old wives tale, or a folk remedy

[@gaylewatkins4685]

Morgan, you are doing an excellent job training Abby. Can't wait to see grown Abby and Toby barking off predators. 👍

[@brittwoodhouse2339]

Abby is the most cutest dog I ever seen in my whole entire life

[@lks572]

The management team of you, Toby + Abbey is coming along. Abby has great mentors and she is making very good progress.

[@erinmccaffrey]

Abby is SO focused on you!!! What a wonderful temperament

[@Ripley1994]

Smashing cameras like Sean Penn!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'm crying🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ttba_1878]

Nice bit of correction by Toby there when Abby tried to take Toby's treat. He's going to be a good influence on Abby.

[@CarolinaBassHunter]

That's awesome for Toby dog too!! It's cool to see him run around and play with her. (And you just said that lol)

[@divinewrath3142]

Oh Morgan you just tickle me. I was giggling all through your staff meeting with the birds. I tried using a clicker with my pup but it was cumbersome, and I would often forget to grab it. So I just made a clicky noise with my mouth. It was much easier timing wise and just as, if not more effective. I used a different, lower noise as a warning alert, as she got older I rarely had to correct her with anything more than the warning noise. That's just what works for me though, I'm sure you will figure out what works for you and Abby. & Congrats!!📖🌈

[@shAnn0n1]

Wow...I saw the video of Abby arriving and she was sooooo shy. She is not shy at all just one week later. She seems so excited and very happy. I'm so happy for that because she was very timid and shy. YES....SHE IS SO ADORABLE.

[@Ina_5686]

I love to see how Abby is learning and integrating into the farm. And Toby is a great tutor!

[@GabyP17]

Abby is too darn cute. She has the same collar I got my puppy when she was little. Now she's huge and smacks me in the face with her paws when she jumps. Gotta love them.

[@nghiaminhhoang1918]

Abby is doing soooo goodd, Toby seems to be her best mentor, always love your vids, keep going gold shaw farm

[@Just999Me]

This is what I've been looking forward ever since you said you were getting a second puppy. I just love seeing her interact with Toby and the other farm animals.

[@camicri4263]

Awe, so cute! Bravo Abby! She gets along so well with Toby too....but again Toby is such a gentleman😉 🤗💜🤗💜

[@kandihill7132]

Good morning Morgan. 🙋‍♀️ Toby is really amazing with Abby. What wonderful addition to the farm! Love it ❤

[@andytieu604]

Abby is doing so good! I like to imagine Mr Toby Dog giving Abby talks at night and the run down of what to do in the farm LOL!

[@Survivor7601]

Woke up excited to see how Abby is doing on the farm! Amazing

[@annew8365]

What a lot of puppy energy! She’s wonderful! 😄🐶 It’s like the geese are looking for a new clubhouse 😜

[@jennifergriffiths42]

😄😄🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 I knew Toby would love playing with another pup. Wonderful to watch the two of them.

[@harrietcarpenter2387]

Am enjoying watching u, Toby and Abby working together in training. They both r very intelligent doggio. Thank u.

[@alexisd8190]

Toby is so gentle when telling Abby off, I think my dog needs to take note 😂 Abby is doing so well

[@TinkavdHazel]

Aww so glad to see she's more comfortable now ❤️🥺

[@RuthAnnnMorris]

Abby is a beautiful girl and she’s so easy to work with too! She catches on fast and has the desire to please you. The clicker is a great idea but If it were me I’d stick with just verbal rewards and a treat. You need to train both you and Toby to a clicker but voice rewards seem to work well, so I’d just stay with that.

[@turquoiseturtle2363]

I like that he always says realease the quacken👍 5:51

[@katiehettinger7857]

"I'm just hanging out here with my chicken," I bet that not a line Morgan imagined himself saying as a kid. 😁

[@carolyancy1703]

You're doing such a great job. I'm learning a lot from you.

[@NCWTWENTY3]

This is the most chill telly I've seen in my near 50 years.

[@rainerainegoaway9426]

Abby is such a good dog!!! She is going to be so easy to train!!! You got very lucky with her Morgan. Can't wait to see her in future videos!!! As well as all the other farm animals...

[@IntrepidFraidyCat]

Abby is such a good girl! ❤🐶

[@scsfulsarahr598]

I love how insightful you are with her and Toby 🥰

[@ecoalex9345]

I love how her and toby interact! Way to go Morgan! your farm is overall still looking great and getting better by the day!