Farmer Jim's Got A New Co-Worker | The Farm | BBC Scotland

[@Rob12408]

Love this. Funny funny stuff and a big AWE to that wee babe.

[@azillliasmith2734]

Beautiful baby 😊🌷

[@CharlotteWeb100]

"Get away bye! Get away bye Floss!!! Pffftt... "

[@chinggayradaza6477]

Wowww nice one Jim.. I. Love farming too..

[@gmunden1]

She's a baby! LOL

[@FuCough-lj5wg]

If you close your eyes and listen its like listening to Jim Whyte

[@chinggayradaza6477]

And nice dog..

[@lauriepace3464]

Jim, you need your own KZbin Channel for me to follow!!!!

[@orlandobabe]

He’s a meanie to that sweet little puppy

[@phoenixrising5088]

It's Scottish humour. He's a comedian. The Puppy is only about 3 months old and would be too young to start training it as a sheep Dog. It's typical Scottish humour.

[@emdashing5311]

HOW DARE YOU YELL AT THIS SWEET BËBBY...gib her steak IMMEDIATELY. 😂

[@Dunsapie]

This set in Scotland so it's colleague not co-worker.

[@TheUltimateBlue]

Good grief. In true BBC fashion, so much wrong. 'co-worker' The BBC really need to control their interns while 'BBC Scotland - Comedy' continues to be a massive oxymoron. The TV Tax really needs to go.

[@jmckendry84]

You alright? Having a good day?

[@danielkim7841]

That adorable border collie could actually obey your commands if you spoke actual English! And we are not asking for something high brow and perfectly enunciated like the Queen's English, just basic English from Love Island even.

[@CharlotteWeb100]

*Basic English from Love Island even* "Omg Flossss... you look like so fat in that collar why do you flirt wiv all dem sheep innit tho"

[@TJ-HBMCC]

Better English than most places in England 😂😂

[@leonmcnair4615]

Except for the fact that Border Collies are Scottish breeds

[@charlottewebster4233]

@@leonmcnair4615 They originate from the English-Scottish border - hence "border" collie.

[@leonmcnair4615]

@@charlottewebster4233 I believe I had read that it was from the Scottish Borders, but maybe you're righf