How to Flip a Goat and Why

[@CanaldoVoid]

I just had to know how to flip a goat

[@dreimann]

Here's a tip: buy low, sell high!

[@MrOrigami92]

wtf void, tu aqui?

[@oscargonzalez3599]

Watch this video only to show supremacy and dominion over a goat

[@jcurran8860]

Clearly, Ozzy Man Reviews has not seem this Vid?

[@evanmarogen]

I have one goat more than all of you and everyone else ahead of me....

[@MadScienceHacksTV]

My first lesson in Goatjitsu.

[@minceraftfornite4334]

Flipjutsu

[@zM4T4ASsAsS1Nz]

How to ankle pick a goat

[@minceraftfornite4334]

@@zM4T4ASsAsS1Nz I forgot about that wrestling move very effective

[@simonesalunga4128]

Goatsejutsu?

[@Godckr1]

side double leg take down, straight to mount. Nice technique 👍

[@toobinflabishnabob]

In a parallel universe somewhere, Chester is gently flipping you, talking to the camera about how much he loves you.

[@jesusantispray]

this idea cracked me up way too much XD

[@3bar17]

I can't even breathe i'm lol so hard

[@joshdaddy7350]

Dope

[@Nixie_536]

❤Sweet heavens 😊

[@jebaited2449]

Fuck lmao hahahahaha

[@tomdufresne1784]

0:41 “every time a goat hits you with his horns, he meant to do it” *goat furiously nods in agreement*

[@rustinstardust2094]

I totally missed that the first time. THANK YOU!!

[@louskunt9798]

@@rustinstardust2094 same!😂🤣

[@Jesse_andrew]

cough cough actually he was scratching his back with his horn but yeah

[@sepg5084]

@@Jesse_andrew you forgot the "ackshually", kid

[@silxbeats]

Got: YESSSS SIRRRRR

[@casiofx85wa]

I'm failing my studies, but now I know goat law. A worthwhile trade.

[@nickolasnelson5135]

this hits different

[@chrissawyer4060]

Well when you fail out of school you already have a leg up on how to be a goat herder. No knowledge is useless. Do a goat project or go into goat flipping goat psychology.

[@aliahmed8911]

Sameeee 😅

[@_un_111]

Is Goat Law similar to Bird Law at all?

[@OkieDokieSmokie]

@@_un_111 "Fillibuster!"

[@cameronhammer8872]

I don't own a goat, but I feel more powerful with this knowledge

[@sarahaccardi]

Knowledge is power.

[@jestnutz]

I will add this to the other 100 videos of knowledge I will never use (probably)

[@RegglarGuy]

Laughing because I had this same thought. Don’t own a goat, but glad to know I could if I wanted to. Ha.

[@gabu20gaby]

Best comment ever

[@peacetohumanity8531]

Me 2

[@cologist]

I thought this was a video on how to buy a goat at a low price, and sell it at a high price

[@TLK22]

You can do this too.

[@thelukesternater]

Do both

[@JaxiPaxified]

Golden

[@bernardodomingues5972]

ahahahahahah!!!!!!

[@WojciechP915]

No, thats horse trading.

[@lemonade7924]

Goat used *"Horn Nudge"* - Opponent is now taunted! Human used *"Goat Flip"* - It was Super Effective! -- Goat is now confused

[@psychokramberry8632]

Goat start *"nuclear attack"* -now it's war -effective, humans are soft and dissolve quickly

[@Yarp-xj3rd]

Hahahaha!!

[@zaaya7719]

lol I got a pokemon BDSP ad as i was reading this comment

[@CenPapi]

It really do be like this sometimes.

[@Ivan-ge6cw]

By "flip a goat" i thought he meant "sell a goat" lol. Then he actually flipped a fukin goat. 10/10

[@carmencook8822]

Pimp my goat

[@Vysair]

I thought it was a middle finger

[@hanspetermeier1409]

🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤣

[@ayeroxor]

This video was great but I still need to learn how to re-tile and paint a goat cheaply and quickly

[@rajshekharsharma7128]

😂😂

[@willsjaime]

"It's a very aggressive move in the world of goats"

[@Zanthorr]

This video is a gem for so many reasons

[@XD152awesomeness]

I think flipping someone is very aggressive in the human world too

[@mortimersmithsr2522]

Goats are always taking shit to literally. We ment flip someone off, not...ah nevermind.

[@bigchimpin4215]

Also aggressive in the world of people

[@VinaX2R]

World of goats is a cut throat, dangerous place

[@el_propagz1229]

a goat: "hey john i saw u getting flipped again. what did u do?" john: "i swear i didnt do anything"

[@GamesWithBrainz]

"He did give me pets right when he let me up so idk. NGL it did hurt my feelings though"

[@AxxLAfriku]

I recently revealed the genders of my two girlfriends. It got a lot of hate and now has 30 times more dislikes than likes. I am really sad that people can be so mean. Sorry for using your comment to talk about my problems, dear el

[@GamesWithBrainz]

@@AxxLAfriku uh k...

[@nbdyknws4446]

This is hilarious now that I've seen the video

[@johnsalchichon3605]

Lol

[@cesargarcia5490]

I love the amount of caution and respect going towards the goats used in the demonstration. Yes, they don't understand, and while it's important for us to see exactly how it should be done, he takes the time throughout the process to reassure and use caring gestures on the goat to show they've not done anything wrong, this is a one-time deal of sorts. Loving them is important. Showing them you care is important.

[@SuperChiseMan]

"Why did you do that to me dad?" "For content, son. For content."

[@ORIGINALCRESTED]

LoL 😆😆

[@ORIGINALCRESTED]

That's how you flip a baby.

[@selfesteem3447]

Gorgeous Goat🤗

[@ledot2037]

David Dobrik if he had kids

[@gyromatty691]

Family channels in a nutshell.

[@almyor]

I got to be honest, the Algorithm caught me off guard with this one

[@AceDramaBeats]

Lol me too, but it's interesting

[@downbadman2660]

me to but I needed to know.

[@vexxmutt1891]

Same

[@azzathegreat5363]

Same 😂

[@Mel-gg3xg]

Same but I guess it goes with political videos I was watching ,🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@halex-00]

*Me who has never owned a goat in my life and lives in a city:* Hmm interesting, this is good to know.

[@korydowell965]

You never know when you gotta flip a goat

[@AnimeGamerCreater]

I mean in certain cities and areas u can own a goat

[@whyamidoingthis5236]

Well if someone ever unleashes a pack of goats into the city, then we'll be prepared

[@panpiper]

I've used this technique with other animals.

[@Wickedesu]

Im buying a goat :3

[@DenvaProbablyDraws]

This is surprisingly very wholesome. “You gotta let ‘em know you love em because flipping them hurts their feelings”

[@bentnickel7487]

"It hurts his feelings". You're a true animal lover, I appreciate that.

[@nr1NPC]

It works just like dogs: I'd flip my dog when my dog got aggressive at other people

[@selfesteem3447]

Hmmm...

[@noahross3642]

I was the 1000th like

[@bentnickel7487]

@@noahross3642 You won !!! Write your name and address on a $100 bill and mail it to me and I'll send you your tax free prize.

[@thefeleapz4144]

There’s a special place in heaven for animal lovers. That’s what I say.

[@godlessfornicater]

Do you have goats? No Would you like to own some one day? I don't think so.. Would you still like to learn the sacred art of goat tipping? Sure why not.

[@Wiener-Fag]

I have 3 goats

[@relyenterprisestx]

@@Wiener-Fag show off

[@mkay4]

@@relyenterprisestx 😂 lol

[@chesphendshil8270]

@@Wiener-Fag I have 8

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

@@chesphendshil8270 damn

[@miyamiya1726]

Smaller goat: "father why have you forsaken me" Bigger goat: "wtf is happening"

[@liomurasaki]

He doesn't trust in your self righteous suicide

[@miyamiya1726]

@@liomurasaki You're awesome hahaha

[@MrSilverfab]

Lmao

[@Sanjeet_1810]

He does cry when Angels deserve to die T_T

[@4deeto]

@@liomurasaki bruh I prolly wouldnt remember this lyric if I haven’t been getting recommended chop suey on my yt so much. I don’t listen to much metal but soad tho.

[@Anthintendo]

When you said “This is a very aggressive move in the world of goats,” I interpreted that in my head as “The combat ultimate technique amongst goats.”

[@IgorRyltsev]

Now I just need to find a goat to flip.

[@chasemcpot7789]

I have an oz if you want that lol

[@wolvenedvard3049]

AD PROFUNDIS

[@JesterAzazel]

I have a friend that farms goats. Now I want to go to her house and fight her goats.

[@randomguy4116]

Good to see you here yaboi Igor

[@eckhardbinding7469]

@@JesterAzazel can I join? We can have a 2v2

[@OFilellinas]

Me: *trying to get some work done* KZbin: Are you sure you don't want to know how to flip a goat?

[@manolofasoulo7231]

Γυδια

[@TheMoody138]

Haha! Busted.

[@yrel1595]

I think it's a good lesson

[@ChiIeboy]

@@yrel1595 The KZbin algo, or the goat flip?

[@typical_ae]

Bruh how did u know!?😂😂

[@3nertia]

"I showed him who's boss but I still want him to know he's loved" - that's a man right there, folks!

[@najeyrifai293]

UwU

[@jonasl8830]

No, that should be normal human behavior

[@airena1449]

@@jonasl8830 exactly

[@thegrim418]

My wife be like

[@ETAisNOW]

Lol he’s a goat lover

[@siphosimwanza4429]

1:28 "It's a very aggressive move in the world of goats." Me knowing I'm about to attain goat supremacy: 😈😈

[@johnsmithiii5862]

"Don't just flip a goat and forget that you gotta, you gotta teach em that they're still safe again because it hurts their feelings." City Dweller here. Words to live by.

[@daphneraven9439]

Amen

[@PhyroMcBruceEsq]

[@ithoughtyouwereamerican4474]

@@PhyroMcBruceEsq lol i thought the same Aftercare is important folks!

[@Mystery207]

Is that what Nancy pelosi is doing to the country and or political system wrong 😑. We aren’t getting no love just flipped

[@GerhardMack]

@@Mystery207 Why do some idiots need to bring politics into everything?

[@KaneChampagne]

I love how he takes their feelings into consideration

[@BMW_Z4idiot]

i dont when i order a goat roti. maybe i should?

[@lunchbox1553]

If you don't then you will have bigger issues down the line.

[@jollofrice914]

@@lunchbox1553 just like in everyday life as a boss

[@muscleman125]

@@BMW_Z4idiot nah its ok man that goat already lived it's life. If anything you can make a conscious effort to acknowledge that you are eating an animal who gave it's life so you could continue yours, and you can silently offer gratitude. But that goat roti homie is dead so his feelings don't exist anymore lol

[@BMW_Z4idiot]

@@muscleman125 all noted! G'day

[@PhyroMcBruceEsq]

"I'm doing this for you, viewer, he hasn't done anything, I'm doing this for you" spoken like a man who has the knowledge, the resources, the time, the location to flip a goat...but just needs a motive

[@jlodog]

Resources being a goat

[@ConanSmoke]

And he’s doing it for free!

[@Immafraid]

@@jlodog Location being "near a goat"

[@noblelewis4620]

@@Immafraid time being “any time”

[@sagelioneldsouza8230]

@@noblelewis4620 knowledge being 'flippin'

[@bmolitor615]

my dad did this to an aggressive ram [Ramsey], then he poured oats on Ramsey's nekkid belly so all Ramsey's ladies would crowd around with no regard for the gentleman's dignity, kept him wedged in upside-down with their poofiness until all the oats were gone. Ramsey did curb his aggression after that, for whatever reason.

[@ekothesilent9456]

That is such an unnecessary power move over a goat lol. A goat would have to eat my W-2 for me to justify it but it’s hilarious.

[@Gods-Shepherds]

I curbed my aggression just reading this story.

[@princevesperal]

This is basically a masterclass on establishing dominance. I'm sure this skill can be transposed to an office job, when a rival coworker is proving difficult. If Human Resources give you a hard time for using this technique, just flip them too!

[@heh2393]

Instructions unclear, got fired for flipping off my boss.

[@adamfirst3772]

Arnav Singh lol flipping OVER is not the same as flipping OFF.. but im not sure that would make a difference to your boss..

[@heh2393]

@@adamfirst3772 That's my joke, the instructions were "unclear"

[@genxx2724]

I will have to be satisfied with visualizing it during times of stress or annoyance.

[@numnut1516]

Tried to assert dominance in a forklift, damaged

[@Pickledill710]

He has a goat operating the camera?! This is some exceptional training

[@derekstaroba]

These goats r very well tamed though I worked around goats when I was a teenager and they would hardly let u get close to them except the old mama goat would

[@rurome2151]

😆😆😆

[@isaacboiii03]

No joke-ungetter and redditor under the replies? Quite surprised

[@TheGoodDoktor4451]

I actually felt really bad for the second goat when I got a full grasp of how embarrassed this would make him.

[@damianmorningstar3150]

I mean it must have been like my dad bringing **The Belt** to school for me when I got into a fight because a kid flicked my Milk Carton over on me

[@corvidconfidential8826]

@@damianmorningstar3150 so, a kid messed with you and picked a fight, you fought back, and in return your father whipped you? Jeez, that's not very good parenting. My mother taught me how to fight, block, etc. But after teaching basics, made sure I was moreso taught how to avoid them and to do it in defense. She just asked that I don't pick or start fights, but always finish them. Granted, I'm from CA where they punish both parties, even suspending both kids when a bully beats one up, so I always thought I would get in trouble, so ehh.... didn't get to use the knowledge very much....still, I hope after your fight that the kid never touched your milk again. ^~^

[@KeiosKod]

Yeah, that’s terrible. That just says that he was more concerned with having possibly shamed in public over his own child. There’s nothing wrong with defending yourself from bullies. Screw adults who say otherwise, especially the teachers who never handle it and just mete out punishment to all or, worse, just to the student who was acting in self-defense. No matter what the cartoons and movies try to tell you, teachers aren’t reasonable authority figures you can go to for your problems. Heck, this should be eminently obvious assuming you’re an adult yourself now, working with other people.

[@nephatrine]

@@KeiosKod Self-defense should be only what is needed to stave off the attacker - even as an adult there can be consequences if you defend yourself using more force than the attacker. A milk carton being poured onto you barely counts as an attack and so initiating physical combat is hardly a proportional response much less a necessary one.

[@KeiosKod]

@@nephatrine I disagree here. A pacifistic response won’t protect a kid in school, let’s be realistic. Physically fighting back to that kind of thing is what wards off further bullying attempts. I’m not saying a kid should beat the teeth out of their bullies, but some pummeling is definitely needed. Being patient or asking a teacher for help won’t produce any real, tangible results. The latter especially, since they’d just give the same advice you’re saying and have the kid bear with it and the bully getting what’s tantamount to a slap on the wrist, if anything.

[@sorcierenoire8651]

This guy has asserted his dominance over me the moment I finished watching this video.

[@PackGoatscom]

Interesting…

[@AlexPriceMusician]

KZbin algorithm: "This guy will literally watch anything"

[@you2449]

most Underrated comment !

[@easytoslipE2S]

seriously, this is the dumbest content I've seen yet

[@adonis1168]

look i need something with my cereal

[@dtruque]

@@easytoslipE2S you should change your username to easytoflip since this content is so basic for you!!

[@emceecheeks2794]

Oof

[@denx2pogi]

Today I found out that flipping houses, flipping cars, and flipping goats, are all very different things.

[@dr.2335]

I laughed out loud. Cheers.

[@guatemalantomcat]

Just wait till you learn about flipping bricks...

[@ClassicEber]

Flippin the bird can be quite controversial...

[@dronespace]

😂

[@trina7723]

Bahahahahbgood one mate

[@AnakinSkywalker-bp7qj]

“How to flip a goat” Half a million people with no intention of doing this in their lives: “Well well well, let’s find out how”

[@mnghbii]

And why

[@Stelios.Posantzis]

Hey! You just never know when it might come in handy! So don't knock it!!! (pun intended) Btw: This is easy! You should check out videos on how to flip a white shark if you want sth challenging. I forgot to check the number of views on that one though..

[@gabehobbs7481]

It’s the and why that got me

[@spvillano]

There is an old truism, knowledge is power. So, I'll be the guy with the nukes, the most knowledge.

[@barnabydinosaurroadsafetyp3457]

at last ...

[@vikingmountainranchlife7447]

To see you working and caring about these wonderful goats gives me hope for humanity! You my friend are a good man!!😊

[@PackGoatscom]

Very king of you to say

[@huntermitchell6156]

Why to flip a goat: It's fast, it's legal, and it's free.

[@rafa6600]

its free real estate

[@fbiagent9666]

When to flip a goat: Sundays at 6-7pm

[@rembramlastname3631]

More then plenty of reasons to flip a goat!

[@samcorbett8783]

Laughed at this for a solid minute. I don't remember where I've seen that phrase but it still made me bust out laughing. "It's fast, it's legal and it's free." "Okay, but why?" "It's fast, It's legal, and it's free."

[@jerichomartin254]

@@samcorbett8783 what was this referring to?

[@RegisTraiter]

"What did you accomplish at work today?" "I learned how to flip a goat." "Does your work include working with goats? "No, I am an accountant."

[@rockytom5889]

Goat flipping applies to annoying or aggro coworkers too. Though it works better with a six pack of beer.

[@pukipanda3659]

Hah, so this video is recommended to all the accountants?

[@antidepressaint]

"nobody asks you questions when you say you're an accountant"

[@rockytom5889]

@@antidepressaint They just hand you a family sized pack of xanax.

[@rockytom5889]

@Mike The Owl And the US army grunts who were tasked with staring at goats.

[@richardhead8264]

*Rambunctious Goat:* _"Experience the minor inconvenience of my horns."_ *Goat Daddy:* _"Am I gonna have to flip a goat?"_

[@jessicaaudate]

Wayne Brady?? 🤣🤣🤣

[@darkaliebaba99]

Lmao

[@VinylUnboxings]

I'm dead

[@careylogan7639]

I've watched this video before but I wanted to let you know that I finally had to flip my buckling. He actually caught me off guard and poked a hole in my leg drawing blood. I did exactly what you showed me to do in this video. later on he got frisky around me but this time I was prepared for what he was going to do. He bumped me on the side of the leg and continued to press on with his Horns and attitude. In total within a period of 15 minutes I had to flip him 3 times. the fourth time he came for me he brushed his body against me and decided that putting his horns to work was a bad idea. I'm sure he'll try again, but your instruction has been very useful. Marc, I can't tell you how much I appreciate all the time you take teaching me to care for, love and nurture my goats. Keep up the great work of educating me. Thanks Bro, and I REALLY mean it!!!

[@PackGoatscom]

Try a squirt bottle as well when your seeing early signs of attitude. Use “no” and it will head it off before you have to do that.

[@ammaserwaafrimpong3341]

​@@PackGoatscomi adopted a day old stray goat recently and hes 2 months now. Problem is hes alway horny n humps on our leg. Hes causing a big nuisance and i do not know how to stop him

[@Gods-Shepherds]

​@@ammaserwaafrimpong3341squirt bottle.

[@toasty2324]

Love the whole loving them up part " if you don't it hurts their feelings "

[@zeitxgeist]

@@jannguerrero homies had his pasture pass revoked

[@laughingseal2282]

Ngl, this is pretty wholesome. "Assert domination, but show affection".

[@x.adam1]

I like that he takes the time to show the goat affection. Most people don't treat goats very good. Of all the animals that I've seen the goats get the least attention.

[@swampcritterisbackbaby1740]

I had to mildly reprimand my daughter last night for letting four of our pygmy goats follow her into the house. Most people treat them like farm equipment, my kids try to treat them like house pets.

[@miso-ge1gz]

Goats can be mean

[@davidlazerz8564]

Kind of hard to develop that affection when the goat is always trying to bust your balls in order to usurp your right to mate with the females of the herd ;)

[@chaosapiant]

@@swampcritterisbackbaby1740 Did you flip her, step over her to show dominance, then lock her head to show her she's loved? Make sure to study the techniques in this video thoroughly. My son's 19 and he hates being flipped, especially before he's awake, but he's learning who's boss.

[@Roflcorso]

@@chaosapiant lol

[@knightofendor8384]

Goat: I can’t believe you’ve done this.

[@THEMANWITHTHEYELLOWHAT.]

YEEESSS glad someone thought of that

[@AmericanIdiot7659]

"You honestly think this is fukin funny?"

[@Fuji841]

I raised a lot of goats when I was a child, but I just learned a lot from you. Thank you.

[@UndeadAlv]

“How to flip a goat-“ My mind: ok but why- “-and why” -oh ok I guess that solves everything

[@jskratnyarlathotep8411]

perfect video to watch at 3am

[@カラスKarasu]

2am over here. I can’t sleep 😔

[@jell0pudding580]

“that’s step one. Now step two is, if it happens again, I flip a goat.”

[@beastofedelwood1473]

that's when i knew i had to watch the whole thing

[@eugenie8661]

@@beastofedelwood1473 100%

[@Mernom]

Everyone: talking about flipping goats Me: it's kinda neat how that baby is using its horns to scratch its back

[@THEMANWITHTHEYELLOWHAT.]

Exactly hahahah glad im not the only one wish i could do that because my back ichs right now

[@Sareybeary]

Thought I was the only one

[@PuppetierMaster]

Modern Problems demand modern solutions

[@Sarahizahhsum]

@@THEMANWITHTHEYELLOWHAT. I love back scratchers. They are a game changer

[@gundisalvus8529]

I don't remember the last time I saw a goat but now I know how to flip a goat. Great!

[@abxv_]

"But don't just flip and goat and forget that you gotta teach him that you're safe again becasue it hurts their feelings." I'm crying

[@Lord_of_the_Pies]

It will be ok, you're safe again

[@JakeBurkart]

It does! It hurts their gosh darn feelings!

[@faran8319]

@@JakeBurkart more like it hurts their goat barn feelings

[@elsquisheeone]

"if nobody's shown you how to flip a goat, you need to know how to do it" this is exactly why America's education system is failing. we deserve to learn real life skills like these

[@sunfl0wer_988]

@bobby bitchass Buddy, c'mon.

[@ddevil8788]

@@sunfl0wer_988 let him hes not ready for the flip... He needs some time ig

[@pomelo9840]

@bobby bitchass everyone I know has had a need to flip a goat atleast once, it's certainly more usable than calculating square roots

[@ahkao.9347]

@@pomelo9840 actually kinda funny to think about. Even kids who don’t grow up on farms still visit the zoo or a family member with animals. I’m sure everyone has been pushed around by a goat 😂 not once have I needed calculus though

[@ahkao.9347]

@Mike The Owl I see your point but hey, you do realize how much this entire world depends on farmers right? You do realize there’s more farmers than most other professions? Use your head dumb dumb

[@dilungmoveityafool777]

"I just showed him who's boss, but still want to let him know he's loved." Sir, you are a good father.

[@user-c4b9b]

to goats

[@pranayr9284]

More like a Traditional Husband.

[@UltimateKyuubiFox]

@@pranayr9284 Yikes.

[@thesoap_fan]

@@pranayr9284 that escalated quickly

[@malloryg4251]

@@pranayr9284 I don't know, it sounds more like a gay sub-dom relationship. LMAO!

[@illuminatedCrowsHeart]

The love you have for your goats and your level of emotional intelligence and respect for them brings tears to my eyes. ❤

[@vikingmountainranchlife7447]

Yes! Same here! 😊

[@wilfdarr]

“Did he mean to do it?” “He meant to do it” I'm looking at both my dogs with their paws over the dining room threshold: Do they mean to do that? Ya, they mean to do that. They will test you. Every time. Dogs, horses, and apparently goats lol.

[@beckyphipps9206]

Children too. 🤔

[@wilfdarr]

@@beckyphipps9206 Abso#*#*#*#lutely!

[@TheDrizzle404]

@@beckyphipps9206 That's why you never threaten a kid. If you say you're gonna do something, you do it immediately. Moms always giving their kids like 15 warnings and never following through train them not to listen.

[@Rajj854]

Women too.

[@RagbagMcShag]

yeah first it's a paw, then the front half and then they occassionally walk in all like "oh woopsie, I forgot I wasn't supposed to go in here"

[@illpegyourdad973]

me, a 19 year old city slicker with 0 plans of owning a farm: This information seems applicable, yes.

[@galacticcactus5530]

May need to apply it to the workplace. Shit gets rough in those cubicles

[@defeatSpace]

The Machine and its Algorithms are preparing you for the post-apocalyptic world.

[@rockytom5889]

@@galacticcactus5530 Nah, that's where you apply the dog training videos.

[@hellothere-dw3sf]

@Kevin Dorfman Why not

[@loremipsum3394]

@@jwilker94 he bought that in guatemala

[@rajgill7576]

"Don't forget to love em up again cuz it hurts their feelings" haha

[@bezalel5081]

I wonder where this guy is from. Loving up farm animals means something different in the south 🤣

[@jonasl8830]

I dont get it? Whats so funny, we are all animals, we share feelings and emotions?

[@abhijeetshrestha1502]

@@jonasl8830 I think loving up in the previous commenters context means fucking them.

[@yeetngreet148]

@@abhijeetshrestha1502 well the commentators are creeps for even thinking that

[@ub3rfr3nzy94]

@@yeetngreet148 It's a joke, he's saying southerners fuck their animals. lol

[@karenmiller6088]

I love the way you treat him with respect. You're letting him know that you're the boss but also that you are not trying to hurt him. Bravo! ❣️ This is the way all animals should be treated. Now, does this work on husband's?

[@Wertsir]

Picturing him yelling “NO!” To a barn full of frightened goats has me in stitches.

[@durururururururu]

i really want to see them all freeze and some just fall over >~

[@joestein6603]

The No was like Caesar from rise of the planet of the apes

[@AbhinavSrivastava11]

GER

[@thegettokidZz]

I'm weak

[@Quinn8529]

Has you in stitches?

[@joemcguts1962]

Today in BJJ Basics 101: How to do the double leg takedown and transition into full mount even against the GOATs of several weight classes.

[@fortusvictus8297]

Don't forget to get those hooks in

[@scottcantdance804]

1:04 T-Pose to display dominance

[@041882]

What's funny is I use this to flip people in turtle all the time.

[@CrizzyEyes]

@@041882 I've learned that technique too. It's almost the exact same, but you're both on the ground so you use your head and shoulders more than your chest.

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

@@041882 same, i usually get a nice transition to mount or side control with this. I don't so bjj tho, i did Judo

[@DrFeelGoood]

the way he kept saying "make sure to love them afterwards because this hurts their feelings" made my heart soar it was so adorable the way he was comforting chester

[@juliee593]

@@Apollo360XD their emotions might be different but they're just as real and intense, we're animals too so I don't think we work that differently

[@BoqPrecision]

@@Apollo360XD when I was about 6 or 7 I tested this out at the petting Zoo with two goats I saw. I kept feeding one leaves and the other one, I kept syke-ing, as in, I'd show him the leaf and then yank it away as soon as he went for a bite. The goat I was rewarding was cool, the other goat was flaring nostrils and huffing and puffing. Then suddenly the goat I was rewarding also turned on me, I guess, in support of his buddy and the obvious injustice he was facing. So he stopped nibbling at the leaves in my hand. I'm 36 now and still remember this experiment vividl. Solidarity is universal...but still not sure if it was out of "feelings of injustice being committed" maybe I just humanized their behaviour. But I know what I saw.

[@BionicLatino]

Yeah, after punishing him for not doing anything. Comforting him doesn't have the same ring to it after an unprovoked punishment.

[@juliee593]

@@BoqPrecision hey actually you did a similar experiment to what some scientists did with monkeys! For the same task, they rewarded one monkey with a better treat than the other, and after a while the one with the least good treats threw a tantrum and stopped doing the task alltogether.

[@PackGoatscom]

Love them up always. ❤ Thanks for watching

[@overfoxed]

That's so cool that you treat them with that much respect. I didn't expect a farmer to really care about how their animals feel

[@MKVRiscy]

"Don't just flip a goat without telling them they're safe again" There's a good life lesson in that I tell you what

[@bigboibubba5528]

Someday I'm going to find the perfect application for that sentence I swear

[@Supported32320]

lmao

[@Malysitos]

Yep, it’s all about that trust. To quote Slade from Teen Titans, “trust is easy to destroy, but takes time to build.”

[@catacombchaos9451]

Hank hill this you?

[@optimisticjamaicangirl7792]

First I learned how to squish the cat and it helped me with my 4 cats, didn't know that there was a flip a goat. I have 15 goats, this will be helpful the next time the buck charges at me instead of me climbing the nearest tree for my life. Thank you, I will definitely show my father this as well. Thank goodness for KZbin algorithm it actually did something good for once.

[@RG-hf4et]

The buck most likely too big and too aggressive to try this. It sounds like you have to do this when they are young but I still don't understand why flipping is even necessary.

[@optimisticjamaicangirl7792]

@@RG-hf4et You may be right about having them when young. To be honest this sounds better than me finding a scarce stick to fend them off or being high in a tree crying for help and contemplating my life. I used to hate to go and loose this one buck my dad bought...we eventually sold it. He was wild.

[@RG-hf4et]

@@optimisticjamaicangirl7792 The only experience I have with goats is with my 2 wethers. I got them as babies and never had problems with them except mischief or escaping onto the neighbors property. When I went to pick them up, the owner was showing us around and there was one bull in his pen who wanted out. He was big, loud, & screaming and ramming his head against the barn door at least 25 times will full force as we walked through. He was scary. I could see why an intact male/bull is not a family pet. He's really just there as a sperm doner then at some point you need a new bull.

[@optimisticjamaicangirl7792]

@@RG-hf4et True. Sometimes we drive out our does to a buck when they are in heat

[@SirCain]

@@RG-hf4et the flipping isn't 100% necessary, it seems that this lad and other goat farmers have found it to be an effective way to train his goats to stay under them in the pack. As he said in the video, if he just lets the goats hit 'em with their horns then they'll think it's okay to do to smaller children, or his wife. Flipping the goat is used to assert dominance in a non-destructive and (mostly) controlled manner.

[@charleschristianson2730]

I don't have goats, I don't know anything about goats, but I saw the title and had to click.

[@jrayAF1]

Lol same 😂

[@MidnightAT]

its the "... and why" that got me.

[@cetomedo]

Same, but now we know Goat law and how to flip a goat if we ever need to for some reason

[@sokol7215]

@@cetomedo Now i hope for the next goat to attack. I'm prepared 😂

[@cetomedo]

@@sokol7215 Hell yeah! Bring it on you unflipped goats!

[@seigedrakonera5689]

This was so helpful with our two new rescue goats Rascal an Bandit, they were kept in an abandoned yard an neighbors were feeding them till they could find em a home but as they were two HUGE males with no real human contact they were having issues they were returned two times for aggression. They were about to be butchered till we got them an gave them a chance. And from the go they were constantly ramming an hooking us with their horns, pestering all of the other farm animals (except for Sargent our guard donkey). I showed this to my parents an I swear with us doing this they stopped going after any of us over the course of a few months. Thank you for sharing this information, it saved two now funny lawn-mower goats from being someone's dinner.

[@Smritijha]

"When life gives you Goats, you flip them" - Some wise man maybe

[@hagglefaen]

"Flipping 10 goats a day keeps the doctor away" - Einstein probably

[@newnormal42069]

You have been blessed with knowledge sir, have a good day flippn goats i will be on my way now outtie

[@filippe3822]

That is not correct. When the life goves you AGRESSIVE goats, you flip them. Otherwise they dont deserve that;)

[@sahilsmohanty2663]

-Sun Tzu

[@Dowlphin]

_"When life gives you goats, make Goatorade."_ - Dowlphin

[@highloughsdrifter1629]

Wish I, or my parents, had known this 40 years ago. We had a couple of aggressive nannies who attacked my brother and me regularly. Didn't put me off goats though. Fortunately, my present goat is a sweetheart with people (hates dogs though). I did try flipping her once, to do her hooves, and she looked so hurt and offended I've never done it again. You're right, it hurts their feelings.

[@thelukesternater]

Bigger herds might mean meaner goats. If you only have one or two a more personal relationship has room to develop.

[@highloughsdrifter1629]

@@thelukesternater Makes sense, though I've never had more than 2. I think it's more to do with transferring the respect the animals have for adults to children. I'm having a similar problem now with a pony. She'll do anything for me but simply ignores my 11-year-old daughter. Unfortunately, I'm not the one who wants to ride her.

[@sunderbans]

I never had to do anything like that to our goats when we had them fortunately! We would just put them in the milking stand whenever we needed to trim their hooves.

[@txnycali]

Goat feelings matter

[@HazardReaper]

@@highloughsdrifter1629 cant really flip a horse but id love to see someone try

[@annasamuelson7212]

"Now let me go get the big goat." *me who thought that WAS the big goat* : 👁👄👁

[@JustinK0]

it was big compared to kids xD

[@jesusa_ikher]

Jej, if you were surprised just because of the video... in person it's even more impressive.

[@Hermetic_Pupil]

Lmao we have like 40 of them

[@divyark5936]

Me reading your comment as I start watching and thinking, "so there is a BIGGER goat!!!?" My mind saying to me:- there is always a bigger goat.😂

[@darkchocolate7098]

😂😂😂😂😂🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😐😐😐

[@kh7955]

You are the man for being so sweet and thinking about the goat's feelings.

[@DoomBot23]

See this is why I love the algorithm. I would have never searched this up and now I know how to flip a goat. Thank you.

[@hamyncheese]

I never knew "goat flipping" was a thing. I'm not delusional enough to think I now "KNOW" how to flip a goat.

[@DoomBot23]

My delusions run deep.

[@hamyncheese]

@@DoomBot23 Mine too. One of them is thinking I'm funny in YT comments. I meant no disrespect!

[@DoomBot23]

@@hamyncheese it’s all cool.

[@ClavinZKL]

Do u know how to di it if its charging towards you at a fast pace instead of it being stationary?

[@Code_Machine]

Me, a computer programmer: "hmm, yes, this is information that I should know"

[@bennymountain1]

Now I know how to handle my product manager.

[@jonathangarzon2798]

Just remember, your entire world ends if the sun has a tiny burp.

[@MubashirAR]

Gumshon 🤣

[@humbleclay79]

@Kevin Dorfman He's talking about a giant solar flare which would release s much energy that it would cook us in our seats and destroy most of the world's vegetation. No Use worrying about such a thing.

[@kaushalsuvarna5156]

😂 same

[@siquod]

Impressive how the camera goat was able to obey a spoken command.

[@shivashivatwotimes]

hahahaha

[@ecrypto7006]

Funny

[@Lost5tudent]

Once you show dominance by flipping the camera, it will be more obedient

[@overfoxed]

hehe.

[@peterellis4262]

chuckle

[@vikingmountainranchlife7447]

Okay I've been a fan of yours for quite a while and I also have a herd of Alpine goats whom are like family to me and recently my five-month-old Alpine buck has become ornery wanting to jump up and headbutt me or try to Horn me in the back or hit me with his horns. Well this morning was the first time I've ever flipped the goat. I did it exactly like you said to do it and I was blown away! It worked!😅 my goat was laying on his back upside-down I stood over him and yelled and his face and said no no no! I walked away from him he's slowly got up and looked at me very perplexed and then he just stood there looking broken hearted. LOL I felt bad for him and then I walked away and he walked behind me calling me as to say I'm sorry. Then I stopped and petted him on the back told him good boy and then he has to behave well for the next few hours he was perfect gentleman. We'll see what happens tomorrow. But thank you for the great advice😊😊😊

[@PackGoatscom]

Hope it sticks. Usually I find if that doesn’t work after 1-3 attempts to correct then all that will work is a squirt bottle.

[@Its_LumberJack]

"It's a very aggressive move in the world of goats"😂

[@enmemoriamedia4957]

i think in the world of humans it would also be pretty aggressive haha

[@DarthYall]

@@enmemoriamedia4957 Can you imagine your boss reprimands you in the office by just full on flipping you onto your back in your cubicle?

[@ksuhdilla]

This has the same energy as "just squish that cat!"

[@Furonto]

Squish that cat, and flip this goat

[@2401blue]

I assumed so to start with as well, but it sounded like you can always squish that cat in context, and need a pretty good reason to flip that goat (and plenty of love afterwards)!

[@eebu4053]

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmm mmmmmmm mmmmmmm cat squicher

[@MikeBassil]

I have literally no business learning this but I'm still glad I did.

[@justinbennett9998]

This will apply equally to humans. This is a good lesson.

[@ekothesilent9456]

@@justinbennett9998 you joke but there’s a judo takedown from the kneeling position that flips people like this. You put your head on the outside of on their knees and push their knees together with your head while grabbing the ankle on the opposite side and yanking very hard and you’ll completely upend them. Super similar to goat flipping.

[@danielorourkeartist]

You probably hear this a lot but just wanted to thank you for posting this video. We have a 12 month old buck who kept coming over to me and rubbing his head on me and pushing me gently with his horns and would stand in my way and not move, also began to raise up on back legs in attack position. So I flipped him and he submitted, got up and started pushing me again. So I flipped him again and now he doesn't push me or rub up against me and I can walk right through him and he backs down and walks away. I'm amazed! Thanks so much, Daniel, Denmark

[@PackGoatscom]

So glad you found this helpful!

[@georgesoreass3049]

Cloven animals will always feel the most insecure when on their back. This was just interesting to watch because the dominance hierarchy is the universal language.

[@personnemay2692]

I mean that's pretty logical, having all your organs exposed like must be very stressful.

[@aaronbrown1638]

Probably should have punched the goats jaw , maybe shadow box it, For more universal communication to seep in no?

[@princesssk4674]

@@aaronbrown1638 weirdo

[@aaronbrown1638]

Super just kidding. I think the goat flipping is neat. But I don't think I could even manage to flip the goats. Leave it to those pros.

[@yes5773]

I love how he was scratching his back with his horns!

[@PackGoatscom]

Yes Ya they all do that. It’s like an extra hand for them.

[@downbntout]

That can be a sign of bugs in their coat

[@mightyORFEN]

He was shaking his head yes to, "everytime they hit you with their horns, they meant to do it."

[@PatrickPease]

That's not all they scratch 🤮

[@sihTdaeRtnaCuoY]

@@kevinbissinger Just get a back scratcher man. Hands with opposable thumbs are the clear winner here.

[@sagesarrazine6270]

I'm convinced the YT algorithm doesn't exist, its just a bunch of dudes at their HQ competing to see how many people they can make watch the weirdest shit.

[@NotTheWheel]

I always come back to this video because it's just good wisdom to be equipped with.

[@waynekeith7755]

My wife flips me like that all the time.

[@PackGoatscom]

Wayne Keith Lucky Guy!

[@michaelripperger5674]

Video or it didn’t happen

[@kaythlin1006]

Lmao

[@crackedkumail6895]

LOOOL

[@agamingskipper1121]

Does she give the after care though?

[@OG_SayMoreHomie]

Its always interesting to see someone who has achieved mastery of something explain anything in their field. Its inspirational and makes me want to master something useful myself.

[@nattybynature1262]

I completely agree! I once went down the rabbit hole watching two masters at their craft explaining: 1) How to polish shoes 2) How to iron a shirt. It was extremely satisfying and intriguing. I wanna master something too! 🥺

[@GalaxyStandard77]

You can flip Rhino's, it hasnt been done yet

[@billmurray8252]

You sir, have received one of 2 likes I've ever given. This a badass comment.

[@CTR0317]

The Master mastered Mastery. U know Christ. He show u The Way.

[@gulz4u]

He's doing this for us. Please leave a like on the video. Atleast now we know how to handle a bully goat.

[@PackGoatscom]

Thanks for watching and supporting! Cheers!

[@MrLince-hr4of]

totaly importand for every urban living human

[@mishikokenkebashvili879]

@@MrLince-hr4of ye what if a wild goat shows up in your hood outta nowhere? Gotta know how to flip the goat.

[@MrLince-hr4of]

@@mishikokenkebashvili879 was my biggest fear ! now my live findes peace

[@brookeparizo4519]

I absolutely LOVE that you...call yourself Dad to the goats, are mindful and concerned about their feelings and do a lot of soothing and reassuring, say love them up, and aren't just yeehaw- macho- I'm -the -boss-deal -with -it.

[@enjoypetrichor4382]

"It hurts their feelings" made me so tender I'm glad you make it up to your goats

[@roboGansta]

"They do it on purpose" *goats looks at camera and nods aggressively*

[@michaelsanders7484]

I need the time stamp plz lol

[@evee3164]

@@michaelsanders7484 0:46

[@khajiitimanus7432]

Technically, he's scratching an itch on his back, but the timing was definitely not a coincidence either.

[@michaelsanders7484]

@@evee3164 thank you

[@los8627]

@@evee3164 wrong... *0:41* is where it is. You are WAY off darling.

[@nattojelly8349]

‚Because that hurts their feelings‘ What a loving goat dad

[@jackietheothersideofbeauty1790]

Thanks for sharing. My dad just passed, and he has a farm that I have now inherited. We have goats and a donkey. I am such an animal lover, and I am learning that these goats are not like pets. Feeding time is the worst. Yesterday, my 2 yr old male goat charged me from behind right in my thigh to get to the food. I make excuses all the time for him. I always think he didn't mean to do it, but now, seeing this video, I think he did. He has gradually headbutt me before. Then more intense the next time. Each time is amped up a bit. Yesterday was the absolute worst. Again, thanks for sharing this video, I learned a lot.

[@Nurriek]

I appreciate the care you're showing to the goat while demonstrating proper disciplinary techniques. This was really interesting and insightful, in spite of the fact that my family does cattle and turkeys. Cheers.

[@xxlhara]

flip a cow, man.

[@mistersebaa6245]

then flip a turkey

[@westy5199]

i just wanted to flip a goat

[@adw6894]

He so care abt their feeling. That's humanity. People who care abt animal's feeling are mostly kind, respectful and trustful people.

[@AnkitaMalviya108]

Love you wise thoughts and you luvly profile picture 💖

[@TC-rc1zf]

Most people who take care of animals care the most usually Even the men at the rodeo

[@buckyisdizzy]

you'd be surprised by just who has the ability to betray you

[@amagostartdatbigfirekickba9865]

so who’s gonna tell him

[@jacekczoh1144]

No people who too much care about Animals are weak chins

[@evzevz06]

Even though the goat was messing with the camera, it did a good job filming

[@Stanna44]

LOL best comment in this comment section

[@raamyasharahla535]

👍🏾

[@davidwebb2318]

best comment on here!

[@klynn1009]

This is the same technique we have used on our 130lbs Cane Corso when he was showing aggression towards other dogs. It only took a few times and his bad behavior stopped. I will be using this on my goats now as well. Thank you for showing discipline in a compassionate manner.

[@w_swim]

This man has the most self control and contains the upmost wholesomeness you can tell by this short video even good role mode

[@PackGoatscom]

Thanks so much!

[@innovationwhale9015]

*utmost

[@nightcluu]

I literally said out loud, “DAMN! That is a big goat!” My mother turned to me, eyed me, then sighed in disappointment...my goal for the day has been fulfilled

[@jensackerman9511]

😂😂

[@doubtful_seer]

I’m proud of you, kid.

[@karikora8279]

Did you show her this big ass goat?

[@remotecontroll1]

Try heroin.

[@Acidlib]

@@remotecontroll1 instructions unclear, injected heroin and now I feel funny

[@Andrew58251]

KZbin: "it's 2 AM and you need to learn how to flip a goat" Me: "seems reasonable"

[@Fattipotato79]

Lmao it's actually 2 am

[@dkennell998]

1:41am for me right now. Creepy.

[@YoutubeCommenter1st]

@@dkennell998 it’s 1:55 am. 😟

[@Mr_BRRRRT]

I'm watching and rn it's exactly 3:02 Goiânia-Brazil

[@PackGoatscom]

It's 1:56 AM! Thanks for watching.

[@velkb228]

I'm watching this from Brazil, I have no idea how nor why this video ended in my recommendations, but I'm glad it did. The "why" really got my curiosity.

[@simonthememedealer740]

random citizen: "A GOAT IS LOOSE AND IS BEING RATHER ROWDY!" me, who has watched one goat flipping video: m y t i m e h a s c o m e

[@j2323j]

Lmfao

[@drpelipper5044]

I too enjoy being rather rowdy on occasion

[@djbootymeatlive1484]

@@drpelipper5044 we have a mild amount of tomfoolery

[@job3950]

I mean, how tf do you do this when the goating is straight up charging you

[@JR-kv6ez]

@@job3950 establishing dominance with this technique at an early age is exactly for that reason.

[@clayz1]

Imagine being the goat in a thirty person goat flip class. Goat: What did I do this time? WHAT DID I DO THIS TIME. I’m sorry. My baaaaaaaaaaaad.

[@ANSWERTHECALLOFJESUSCHRIST]

That's so funny!!!

[@defensivekobra3873]

Oh god

[@wDeXteR4]

Don't you mean ba-a-a-a-ad? :D

[@clayz1]

@@wDeXteR4 So write your own joke.

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

@@clayz1 awwww don't treat my man like that, he was just vibing to your joke, and wanted people to vibe to it even more :'(

[@McMillanScottish]

As a Chicago-area native just moved to TN, and to an especially rural area, it is not inconceivable that I may one day need this skill. Thanks.

[@AmericanIdiot7659]

I had parents that moved from chicago to tennessee and thus I was born!

[@deslaya7777]

I have no idea why im here but this guy really cares about his goats what a great guy