FILED A REPORT!

[@DossFarm]

Rae's Latest! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYXJY4aei7eCa9ksi=kbj1DhZCzEeNMK8I Case's Latest! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmnHYWevrrx5gZosi=2tZJedDdsT1zZ-v6

[@maxinehunter4047]

I’m from Iowa 😮

[@aletakey3600]

That calf will get all it needs from it's momma until she weans it!

[@juliemoore2536]

Spoken like an intelligent person, thank you❤👏👏.

[@damonaustin8572]

Who ever did that doesn't know you and should stay out of your business we all know that you take very good care of your animals

[@wWashington-i2j]

I certainly agree with you

[@gordonfinn7504]

Hi Chad, I ❤ love your videos, and the music that you use. I have searched unsuccessfully for similar music, would you be able to tell me, or send a link to the artist.

[@kimrobertson2308]

Your family do a great job tending to your animals. Some people just need to get a life

[@dixiewiederhoeft8256]

@@cynthiawaite4410 calves that still are getting milk don’t need water yet. In a little while they will. But not yet. Signed dairy farm kid. ❤

[@arlene170]

Agreed

[@kathrynjohnston794]

I've watched Matt, Case, Rae and now you today, and of course Grandpa was with Matt. What a great day. That new lady longhorn looked like she wants to be the queen of the pasture. What a beauty. God Bless all the Doss Families from Minnesota!

[@debrahudson5917]

When you get ready to start clearing out more of your land, remove the cedars. They will choke out your grass and other trees. Learned this from my dad, he built golf courses and pasture lands in Texas and Oklahoma. He cursed those cedars all the time. Those of us who follow your channels know you take care of your animals.

[@lindatremblay2445]

Arms family farm, He hates cedars trees . Your dad & Mr. Arms would be good friends.

[@PeggyLeeSebeni]

Did Tina just back June up? She stepped right in and refereed that pushshove match. They are buddies after all. Those momma's have got to stick together ❤️. I love it😂

[@joleenburleton7214]

I raised bottle babies for years. Never offered them water until weaning process started

[@thegranmama]

That last bovine you unloaded? Gorgeous and to manipulate the horns to fit 😊thru-amazing. Great share thank you

[@vickiehamilton6596]

I honestly believe as long as calf is nursing theyre ok

[@paulmartens4442]

Some folks probably expect you to give your animals bottled water. Oh wait, you do. You just use the giant economy size plastic bottle. 😂😂😂

[@cherb_soco1891]

🤣😂🤣😂 Good one!

[@debbiemamatazhtd4lifegimme726]

LOL!!

[@lauriebuck4124]

😂😂😂

[@valfunk4669]

lol yes that’s awesome!!!!

[@ruthannthornton6698]

Love your little family and your 40 acres! I think you guys are doing great.

[@Hennessey5150]

People are always trying to start crap.Your animals are well cared for.They should mind there own business❤❤❤❤❤

[@lindasnyder9479]

Our neighbor has called the Sherrif on us about 20 times for starving our donkeys. They come out and see that they are perfectly fine.They finally told her if she called anymore she would be in trouble. She stopped for a long while but discovered a friend who takes in abused animals. She wrote her a note to give to one of the deputies who came out and saw healthy donkeys. My health has fallen apart.....spent 4 days in the hospital this past week and I sure don't need any of her nastiness. Loving your new farm.

[@TexasNana2]

🙏🙏🙏

[@cherb_soco1891]

Some people don't realize that donkeys can exist on little to nothing, because they're desert animals. I can't abide busy body neighbors! I'm sorry you've been ill. I hope & pray you're feeling better soon. 🌹

[@helengesell2668]

Prayers for you! 🙏🙏🙏

[@yvonnedegroot8000]

It's so funny watching Oscar running with the other dogs. Love watching all your animals.

[@debbeasher-k4764]

That’s great about the wild dogs being scarce.🎉

[@janedavis81]

Looks like you have several Bradford pear trees on your property. ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!!!

[@felethahoward1285]

Hey those white trees are wild plum trees. Yummy!!

[@Thinking4myself-zt9vp]

Oh this is gonna get real interesting 😂😂😂

[@teddieryan2288]

Absolutely, wild plums. Make the best jelly in the world!

[@kitheenabechtel4815]

You guys are awesome. Don't let anybody get you down about anything you guys rock? And Chad, you're right, babies don't need Water until mom Decides that it's time she will show them how to get it

[@karenshepler7128]

Hello and good to see you again and it's so amazing how people say things they know nothing about. Crazy 🤪. The place and animals are beautiful 😍 🤩 congratulations on the new addition so very big. Wow !! Thanks for sharing with us take care 😊😊

[@lindakinsey1093]

Thanks Chad. Nice new goal. Your cows are all nice looking. You are getting quite a herd.

[@minahammonds7511]

We raised Butler and Jinglebob longhorns for years so i enjoy seeing yours!calves that are nursing dont need added water(all of our longhorns were registered we had 55 mother cows and 2 bulls,they were a pretty sight in these EastTx woods) .Enjoyed watching

[@followerofyahushaoctaviadm]

Our well water looked very similar when our well was freshly dug. We still gave it to our cattle and chickens. They are all fine!

[@earlshaner4441]

Good evening from Syracuse NY brother and everyone else thank you for sharing your adventures and your farm

[@Dan13grandpa]

When I was working on a dairy farm, we had calfs on bottles. We never had water in there for them. They don't need it until they are off the mother or bottle. Love you'll stay safe, and God bless. Dan 🇺🇸

[@triciaarnold5555]

Some people don't have a clue. Don't listen to them. You are going great.

[@lorrainemagarian2677]

Beautiful specimens! Wow! Those horns are something else!

[@ReginaKeegan]

Oh my, that is a beautiful cow. My favorite so far.

[@pauladodds8681]

Wow! That is one beautiful animal! Can’t wait to meet her!

[@marysharon9186]

Sounds like that person doesn't know anything about any kind of baby. They don't need water if they are getting an adequate amount of milk.

[@serenitysealed485]

With human babies with breast milk they get sufficient water. Formula fed babies need water but after a certain age. Check with your pediatrician to see when they advise adding water. It is not in the 0-3 month age range, it has been too long but check with the pediatrician.

[@JeanBrewer]

​@@serenitysealed485 6 months old Key facts. If your baby is under 6 months old, they only need to drink breast milk or infant formula. From 6 months of age, you can give your baby small amounts of water, if needed, in addition to their breast milk or formula feeds.

[@carolschumpert4647]

That was awesome!! I love the growing herd, So much personality coming out, thanks for capturing it. Much love to you & your family

[@angelawebb6987]

Your hard water supplies the minerals that mineral blocks supply. This way you are not out $ to buy a block. They are getting minerals 1st hand and that's GREAT.

[@pattiperrin6965]

Glad I am back , Been in the hospital for month. Doing a lot better. Sure Miss you all,

[@AvisShockley]

Howdy from South Park area of Colorado. 18 inches of snow and still snowing!❤❤❤❤❤

[@freshbreeze6955]

🎵The Colorado rocky mountain high🎵🪕

[@cherb_soco1891]

Hi from the bottom of the San Luis Valley. We only got 4" today! I'm jealous LOL Love your area of our beautiful state! Stay safe & warm up there.😊

[@deboraswilliams8774]

With different shades of wire pink red purple, they are probably red bud trees they usually the first blooming trees of spring. Always so beautiful!!!! Spring has sprung in your area.

[@followerofyahushaoctaviadm]

Yes calves drink water. We have had 5 born on our property. They graze right away and drink water. And they drink from their moms. They don’t drink tons of it but they will drink it.

[@LatteLu68]

You guys do great work taking care of your animals!! BUUT I think you should have named Maximus Joe...cuz he is always smelling the ladies! 🤣🤣🤣

[@neverenoughacresboergoats6581]

Calves will start drinking water at a couple weeks old from raising cattle myself.

[@grtgma4169]

June said ..another new kid on the block ? ..i feel a challenge coming on... Oh my , look at the size of those horns on the newbie.

[@renitameares3838]

As former cattle ranchers, we never concerned ourselves with providing water access to calves. Even the bottle babies that were secluded, did not have water until we started weaning them. By then, they were big enough to access the water provided to the cows and bulls.

[@vikkiganley6899]

Thank you for the look at the chickens! Hope your family has a blessed weekend.

[@heavenboundhomestead126]

Can't people see how much you care for your cows??? I remember how upset you were when you lost one. Some people are blind, just like the word says. Blessings to your farm and family

[@MonaCole-if3nh]

Welcome and Howdy from Plano, Texas.

[@annfore2573]

Maximus says Thank you 😊

[@lisarichardson9962]

I learned something interesting from you today about the cows, and it's fascinating!! "Cows lack color vision for red and green hues, making it challenging for them to distinguish between these colors. This condition, called deuteranopia, is a form of color blindness that affects their perception of reds and greens."

[@katherinekubach5738]

No matter what you are doing they follow you all over! Love your channel, you take good care of your animals and work so hard!

[@sueuitto7285]

Research has shown that it takes 17.3 days for the average U.S. dairy to first offer calves water. However, most experts agree that calves should be offered water at one to two days of age.

[@barbararyan576]

Looks like wild plum trees blooming. It's about the right time of year for it

[@paulmartens4442]

A nice collection of Easter eggs in the nest

[@kimberlyhoward7896]

Franklin sure liked drinking from the water fountain 😁! The new girl looked she was trying to tell everyone she’s the boss, but June Bug wasn’t having it 😆.! Thanks for sharing, take care🙏🏻🤗💕!

[@Sleekfalcon]

I've had people stick their nose where it didn't belong. Some think their way is the only way while others are just the true definition of ignorant. I had a horse die because of someone's ignorance and arrogance. Actually went to the extent of having her husband prank call me as the humane society. I told them both they could go talk to my feed store and my vet. I was doing what was necessary for the animal. It just wasn't good enough for a know it all. You all do a great job with your animals. You have stated what the future plans are for the watering and pasture situation. It takes time. You can't just blink and it's done.

[@johnbubbajohnson5630]

No calfs don't need water, until winging time lol. God bless you and your whole family. .🙏🙏🙏

[@dorothylynch7264]

Welcome and Howdy from Nova Scotia, Canada.

[@MarylinJohnson-y5x]

Your animals are doing good don't worry about the ones that have a problem because a lot of them don't even have animals so they don't know what their talking about Prayers and hugs for you all ❤😊

[@rhondahuller4468]

Your cows are looking great.

[@roguewolf7053]

The person who threatened to report you clearly has never had very young baby animals.🙄 As far as your question…once the calves get bigger & it starts getting hot then yes even calves still drinking milk should be given access to water. But that’s once they’re at least 3+ months old. Even then it’s just primarily once it’s really hot weather…like last summer. Babies like that calf not only doesn’t need water but having a trough low enough for it to access unless VERY shallow could be risky as it or especially newborn calves could get in & get stuck &/or cold from being wet while the weather is still getting cool at night. Full disclosure my experience is with other breeds of cattle not longhorns. I’m sure the couple you purchased all those beautiful longhorns from could give you a more exact answer on when longhorn calves need access to water. As I know that breed is far more hearty than others. So the answer may be different for them. Regardless I know you ALWAYS do what’s best for ALL your animals.❤ But you asked so sharing what little I know. Glad to see your dreams of a growing herd of longhorns is coming true! Love watching them come up through all the trees. Going to look magical once all the leaves come in. Although I do love how June doesn’t let any of the longhorn push her or Frank around.😂 Highlands may look like the fluffy puppy dogs of the cow world but they are tough!! BTW…has Rae seen the videos of the miniature highland cows? A couple of those would fit right in with the alpacas & goats.😂❤

[@brendahull3289]

I googled when calves should start drinking water and it says around the 2 months of age. If you have dairy calves it’s a lot sooner because they produce milk later on in life. Chad you do an awesome job of looking after your animals, don’t let some jerk tell you otherwise. Love the new place you have and all the animals new and old. We love your channel, keep up the great work you do. God bless you all.

[@lotusflowerkumudini9574]

How beautiful! Can’t wait to see what is next!!

[@annfore2573]

Those horns look like they match Glory's horns. 😮

[@JuneCampbell-k7y]

Ignore the negative jerks you take very good care of all your animals ..many blessings sent to all of you and your wife and children

[@janiefox3458]

I love it when you expound on comments from people who never lived on a farm or for that matter (in some cases) ever raised pets. The commenter about the calf needing water -- I say - look it up online before commenting for pete's sake.

[@gloriajbeall1194]

Preach it Chad! God took care of the animals. You are a good farmer!

[@evamckenna232]

Welcome & howdy from British Columbia Canada

[@elizabethcherris5382]

Loved seeing the chickens 😊 I know practically nothing about farming or ranching so I'm learning about it from you! Your animals look so content in their new home and healthy too - I do miss when they were all together coming over when you fed them and you calling their names but I can't even imagine how much work you and Rae do every day so I am grateful you have time to share some of it with us 😊❤❤

[@petgranny194]

Franklin drinking from the fountain made me laugh out loud! And, the salt in the softened water isn't great for drinking.

[@Angharadz2]

Yes, classic boy move, have to drink from the hose! Its probably the highland in him, they like to find little springs and burns when they're browsing the wilder areas

[@dawnlynch4593]

Flowers look like our Magolia 🇬🇧 love flowers. Even the pink ones! 😊

[@margelittleboy]

❤ PLEASE keep on preaching Chad! 1999 my hubby & I got our 14 acre farm. He married into my love of horses & this farm was perfect for our carriage driving. It came with a boarder, sr owner & 32ish yr old standardbred mare. The horse had many health issues & really needed the last act of kindness. I had 3 visits from the humane society for abuse & neglect of this horse. Guilty until proven innocent - which turns out to be never. Even though the horse was not mine & mine was in great shape, I was the one written up. The visits happened over a 5 yr period. The last visit, the owner was in a nursing home, so I called the son, told him I had called the vet & would be sending him the bills for euthanizing & burial. 5 yrs later we go to the humane society shelter to adopt a dog, we were rejected - we had a record! I’m now down to my last pony, she lives outside 24/7/365, has a run in, 100 gal water tank, I get hay for the year - grass hay, low carb as pony has Cushing’s and needs a restricted diet. She gets hay twice a day, very little grass- it’s too rich for her metabolism. The vet comes annually, equine dentist visits as needed, farrier every 8 weeks. She is on a daily med, $360 for 160 tablets, she gets one daily. I body clip her 2 times per year, She doesn’t shed out because of the Cushing’s. |I had a visit from the humane society in November, somebody reported neglect, we don’t get to meet our accuser. The guy took pictures of everything, asked a ton of questions & I had to prove my innocence. She a registered Norwegian Fjord, they are not cheap, she’s my 4th & my last. I wish people would mind their own business, or if you just can’t, come knock on the door, our phone numbers are posted if I’m not home, I will educate you. I’ve taught stable management, riding and driving & have been involved with horses for over 65 years, owned Fjords since 1988. Thanks for letting me vent, it gets so frustrating when people make a judgement and are making it ignorant of the facts. It’s no harm to them, but it is to me & my husband. When we couldn’t adopt that dog, even with small and large animal vet references, a vet tech who worked at the shelter, that had known us for years, that hurts. You and Rae are doing a great job and your animals are all well cared for and absolutely loved. God bless and the family. Again thanks for letting me vent, much appreciated! ❤️🇺🇸🙏

[@cherb_soco1891]

My 20 year old Appy has Cushings. Check Valley Vet for the medicine. I can't recall the name right now, but it's way less than what you're paying. 😊

[@christinerbrown8786]

So sorry you have gone through all that. People are nuts these days. Wish you well with your horse. 🤗🙏

[@helengesell2668]

Too bad I'm not near you. I love dogs and I'd get you a couple. And I'd sue to clear your name.

[@Angharadz2]

The guilty until you prove innocence is really tough, especially as the inspectors dont listen well & tend to see only the negative s they came expecting. Vent away, it sounds horrendous & we know it only takes one know all Nellie neighbor to make things miserable Every animal with the Doss name is cared for with respect, understanding & love, and constant research and observation to give them their best life - it sounds as though you are the same with your Fjords, I hope you are left in peace to enjoy your last mares time with you

[@debmyatt108]

I think it's amazing that these animals actually KNOW where their horns are and use them with precise to do things like scratch their face.

[@geofflasater7356]

Milk is made from water as long as the calf is nursing it doesn't need water. When it gets bigger it will start drinking water.

[@cathymorasch4164]

You tell them Rae!

[@debbeasher-k4764]

So many things to keep up with on a new farm. Glad you have plans for the things that come up… like the gates, water, etc. You’re always on top of it.🎉😊

[@kathykelly6045]

The flowering tree looks like a Gransy Gray Beard, aka White Fringe tree Chionanthus Virginicusa. I used to have them all over a property I used to own. They are just beautiful!

[@jangrahame4891]

Lol, cows milk is 87% water! New calves need nothing more. Yeesh! Some people are so clueless.

[@thomassimons622]

Hey Chad, I just noticed that Lone Rock Longhorns just reached 30k

[@debbiebowyer1583]

The baby calf is getting everything it needs from momma ! Love the new Longhorn !

[@bonniemoss3498]

Whoever is new here, please trust Chad on what he is doing. I have been following Chad, almost from the start of his videos. Not once did I ever see him or his Son's hurt any animal. Chad does know what is best for his animals, he loves and respects each animal, he has owned, own now and in the future. Each animal that Chad has/had, has been chosen my God, for Chad and his Family to take care of. Please continue to watch Chad and all his Family's videos. You will be glad you did and will love all these video. take call all. God Blessing to all.

[@terrilepine9065]

Those of us who follow your channels know you take care of your animals.

[@anncerutti6364]

Some people should mind their own business and look in their own backyards trying to take the toothpick out of somebody's eye and has a log in their own eye

[@wWashington-i2j]

There's a religious song I do not know the name of it but it says sweep around your own front door before u try to sweep around mine. Some people just needs to get themselves a life

[@darlasloan7481]

I had to water my calves. I have Jersey cows with an Angus bull. I wouldn't file any kind of report, but you asked. I have pasture calves with farm tanks and the Jerseys on well water. Pasture calves go to water with the herd. My Jersey calves wanted water after a couple of weeks. I have also raised many bottle rescue calves they all drink water. If I see a new pasture calf drinking from a tank I think it's not getting enough milk.

[@margaretmuller2819]

Do what you do people are gonna talk but i think your doing a great job. God bless you and your family.

[@annietysor1813]

Wow the new long horn is gorgeous! Please don’t worry about what those negative Nellie’s say Thank you for sharing and God Bless the Doss families 🥰

[@elsathal7359]

Thank you for sharing ✌️💖🤟

[@marjoriebell4956]

All your animals are beautiful. Thanks for all you share. Love and prayers 😇💜

[@vickicobb1505]

Some people would argue with a stump in a lightning storm 😁

[@sandyg3639]

All your animals look healthy and content. Your new property is beautiful. I really enjoyed the exploration of your property. Thank you for sharing. Love and blessings to you all. ❤

[@chrisryan5339]

Great video most enjoyable thanks. Have a great day. Chris from England

[@plainolecountrygirl]

I don't think they "need" water but I always have water for my bottle babies. Amen! Preach!

[@sheribristol2826]

You're herd is getting some beautiful animals! I love the heart on the hip and I swear her horns and forehead make a heart. The spread on some of those beasts is just 😍

[@maureencolby3441]

The calf doesn’t need water but to produce enough milk Mama needs constant access to water and higher quality food. You can’t produce a high quality milk on a ramen noodle diet.

[@lauriephillips4286]

Well, if anyone DOES come out to check on your animals due to calls/reports, you can get on a friendly basis with them lol. I was reported by jealous neighbors on my old horse I had, and they would have to come out 1-2x a month!!! They stopped and talked the first time , and i walked them through EVERYTHING I did for my horse. Her food/water, balnkets,Pasture care,ect. After that when they came out they just did a drive by and waved , and went on their way. Inspectors out here in PA HAVE to check on reports they get, even if its the same address they know the animal is ok. Eventually it stopped, and this year I dont have a horse as i found her a new home with another old horse. No horse, no call (until they start reporting me for my chickens,ducks, and turkey lol). Take everything with a grain of salt, and laugh the stupidity of others away. I know the inspectors know my horse was well taken care of, and jealous people like to make everyone else miserable. Pfft on them, walk on and have a good day.

[@lorrainemagarian2677]

If there were an issue with Chad's care for his animals, why do they look so healthy? - think about it first before you accuse anyone of any maltreatment.

[@ReneeLewis-sv6xp]

Just what you needed, a back-seat farm hand. 😂

[@gabunnie1]

Even though I was NOT the one who asked about your water set up for calves, I DO have answers for you. Calves that are with mama 24/7 do NOT NEED water, especially not this EARLY. When the calves are starting to be weened by mama & on mostly solid food, will begin to need water, but NOT now. I think you have several months before that would be an issue. You can always get another shorter water trough for them then. For right now, you are fine. Later, this summer, when the heat is bad, you might consider one, but for now, I wouldn't worry about it. Breast FED babies do NOT require water, either. That calf is fed on demand, just like MOST breastfeeding human moms do, and baby cows or baby humans do not need water. 😊 You guys are doing an AWESOME job on your new ranch!! Glad the wild dogs aren't bothering you guys any more. 😊

[@janetstevens5990]

Welcome to Howdy from Cape cod Massachusetts 😊

[@theresawhightsel7163]

Hey Rae and chad Ray City Ga. Is finallly getting warm.79 today

[@BNewfoundland]

Another beauty of a Longhorn. Blessings all. ❤❤

[@BonnieRatcliff]

No calves do not need water, my goodness people are so silly sometimes. Man she is a beauty Chad!! I love how June greets each new cow as if to say "I am the queen of this herd and don't you forget it!" 😆 Ok every time you add a new one their horns are a little bit bigger LOL! Thanks for the video and the surprise! God Bless and Love you guys! 💕💕

[@suejohnson6832]

Omg ❤ beautiful new one!

[@lutgardedh]

Hallo from Belgium, like to watch new farm life, here we always have grass fields, making Hai, straw and beets and maïs ourselves for winterfood, it's nice to see how it goes in other countries, loved to see you cutting the little trees to make easy pas way, lived to see that the cows laying in the hai 😊

[@Orca2019]

Hello Chad, Oh I wish I could say what I want about people that stick their noses where it doesn't belong. Anybody that watches your channel know how you love and care for all your animals. Kee🤗🤗💞💞💙💙p on keeping on Chad

[@kimmincks461]

I did some reach on the type “Does a calf need to be provided water and at what age do calves start to drive water?” From what I have found Water intake is important in a nursing calf to prevent dehydration and promotes rumen development . I didn’t know the answer to that question either. I was curious so that’s why I looked it up. I think you take wonderful care of your animals. I can see the love you have for them. You have been working hard on making sure your animals are safe. I enjoy watching your videos to see the progress you have made .