There's Something in the Woods - Cattle Dog

[@beldendemecilio2747]

Always good to have a bad ass dog, that's not afraid.

[@flakwolfderwolf1127]

Always..!

[@joesmoe6947]

Lol my Golden retriever isn’t afraid to bark at all. Put him outside with whatever it is and he’ll be clawing at the door like a zombies about to bite him.

[@curiositypiqued6573]

They often disappear/get themselves killed or bring too much attention to themselves with too much noise

[@beldendemecilio2747]

@@curiositypiqued6573 I raised Pitbull's were I lived,, and our Dog's protected our household and our property. And our Dog's wasn't Afraid.

[@curiositypiqued6573]

@@beldendemecilio2747 no I was saying they're TOO "brave"...or eager to "prove themselves" /display as much to their masters (which implies a toxic relationship between master and beast,like a father and son....he pushes him to do more and more "manly" and less and less"sissy" kinda things/stuff..ie toxic masculinity,etc,ofc,/ obv its different with man and dog but u get the gist...its highly complex, difficult and sometimes toxic issue on such relationships.....true saying that "there's a fine line between bravery and stupidity"...that goes for us humans/-ity/ppl/mankind also....better to be a live coward than a dead hero TBH..) Another true saying Plus attacking isn't ALWAYS the best defense... because then they...THEY are on the defence...and its 100% guaranteed/proof that THEYll win ....

[@ibuprofenPill]

It’s truly creepy when animals sense something you can’t.

[@aal3x4]

It’s the most eerie thing ever.....whenever that happens you just have to try to keep your chill and not lose it!😭

[@curiositypiqued6573]

ibuprofenPill Plus have you ever heard the creepy pasta where a guy's dog just WONT stop staring at him??? I won't tell you the story and spoil it but it was pretty damn creepy!!!

[@eduardocortes4317]

Like when a dog is staring up at the wall at 3am ....

[@augustinevela9892]

I definitely believe they can see things we can't.

[@muzzo23]

@@curiositypiqued6573 is this a video on utube?

[@clayjones3755]

Glad you got your dog to keep you company...

[@seabgb]

:)

[@squasherdown]

@@seabgb :D

[@itzfrazix5113]

​@@seabgbget more dogs

[@rangel6242]

Scary. The low growl is definitely something to be concerned about.

[@bolo2393]

That is the dog

[@diollinebranderson6553]

@@bolo2393 well duh. Low growl usually means something dangerous is nearby

[@NikosReegas]

With a dog like this any chance of a predatory surprise attack goes out the window. What ever was out there most likely wanted to remain concealed. The dog wouldn't have any of this.

[@doriangray2020]

I have had similar situations with my dogs. Each time I went to investigate...leaving the dogs (and my gf/family/friends afraid ) inside. I’d be damned if I’m going to yield my territory to anything. I never saw anything but heard whatever it was scamper away with the dogs barking from the windows.

[@jmjosemora16]

@@doriangray2020 thats why ur the one with the huge balls in the family. I woulda went out with you just so no one calls me a pussy 😆

[@quest2outdoors]

Your dog is definitely locked on something out there he’s not looking around he’s looking at something

[@curiositypiqued6573]

Even if IT'S/they're a great distance away ...they just know...,they have a smart sixth sense....an ancient primal survival instinct

[@quest2outdoors]

@@curiositypiqued6573 I agree they have a better sense when somethings not right

[@robertfwalsh4625]

There’s always something in the woods

[@roadrunner6694]

More than you know

[@donolinger6904]

@@roadrunner6694 - If they knew they'd probably never go back. I'm not saying this to either of you two. I mean it for the average person who "knows" people are making things up when they are actually telling the truth.

[@roadrunner6694]

@@donolinger6904 true my 79 year old father has told me some things that he describes exactly like these encounters we listen to and he doesn't know about this stuff it was unnerving to hear it verbatim from someone you trust

[@donolinger6904]

@@roadrunner6694 - Lots of people can't handle it. Encounters aren't always scary though. I would hate to be a kid and have a scary one.

[@roadrunner6694]

@@donolinger6904 I had the Old hag dream as a kid multiple times didn't know other people had it until I started researching Egyptian witchcraft and freemasonry I know now god had a plan and so did the devil God won!

[@samiam9059]

Sharp little guy. Cattle dogs are something else. Probably can smell it even if he does not see it.

[@samiam9059]

@Ray Adams I have raised dogs for over 40 years. I know....

[@roguezown]

"there's something in the woods.." best one sentence horror story I've heard yet

[@curiositypiqued6573]

Can inspire your endless evil horror imagination something rotten 🤣🤣🤣

[@orlandonastacio6265]

When a dog is alert like that, you better be ARMED n ready for anything..

[@brianbranson2306]

especially skunks

[@Tyran44]

@@brianbranson2306 maybe a cougar.

[@tomjones2121]

always go with your dog's instinct , they're rarely wrong ...

[@vaishakhvasudevan3396]

Dad : There is something in the woods .. *Dog staring at something in the woods and growls* *Meanwhile a squirrel giving a middle finger at the dog from the woods*

[@seabgb]

This girl didn't give squirrels a second look, except for the one I asked her to get out of my basement.

[@ZeroGHome24]

Lucky you got a real dog and no chihuahua screaming it's head off attracting attention 🤣

[@M_u_t_e96024]

Lap dogs are a insult to wolves

[@gofhappyoccasions6187]

Idk man Chihuahuas are little demons

[@trxtech3010]

@@gofhappyoccasions6187 They all need to have their little head chopped off.

[@chiefinspectorclue-so7433]

Chihuahuas could scare an elephant off .

[@dirtyaznstyle4156]

@@chiefinspectorclue-so7433 for about 5 seconds until the elephant realizes it's just another dog that can't escape being trampled

[@johnroberts9560]

Dogs have really good hearing , smell & they can sense when somethings wrong & they'll let you know it too , smart dog you have there my friend !!! 😦👀🐕

[@johnroberts9560]

@Dr Mittens PhD I wish GOD would've made mankind too have these kind of senses to let us know that danger is coming or somethings about too happen !

[@johnroberts9560]

@@j.j.8741 Yeah it would my friend !

[@FantasticGamingHighlights]

@@johnroberts9560 we have the thing called intelligence but it's getting used very wrongly byr humans these days so

[@BelleOmbreGrey]

Wow, you don't say! You realize, Einstein, you just mansplained what every single person watching this video knows. These facts that you so needlessly point out are the extremely common knowledge reasons the video makes sense - the very hinge that the video hangs upon.

[@chadsmith8418]

@@BelleOmbreGrey 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 love it & I wonder sometimes how these creatures can be successful or even remember how to pay bills..I’ve actually seen a few of these things own successful businesses,,If only someone could be a fly on the wall when one of these is in it’s natural habitat cuz studies may show some kinda value & be a reason to continue to let these creatures breathe are fine air or lock them in a cage while it’s carcass is still breathing using it for experimental cures for disease & new ways to interrogate & extract information so we know how much the carcass can take before it is dispatched & the creature is most likely tormented with sounds in its dome piece of waves crashing on rocks so quality of life is non existent so let’s get some experimental use out of the carcass..also vital to always cut off or cut out the genitalia separating it from the host & putting it into two separate guts drums of acid so not to contaminate the soil or pollute the water table & each carcass tossed into the acid could be a healthy experiment in itself as most carcass would still have a low pulse upon discarding the filthy creature & whatever bile womb discharges these things needs to be found so it can’t be impregnated bye it’s own male offspring or recirculated back into society thus stopping it from eating a well balanced diet of large piles of fresh cat s*** & turd meat chunks!!

[@michaelhudson3445]

I would trust my dog's judgement in the exact same way. I think it's truly amazing how we've always had each other back for countless generations and always will.

[@lostplanet8210]

hidden gems of the Internet. moments like this define who u are.

[@donolinger6904]

- It's not quite the same as being there yourself. Encountering cryptids is a real rush. You might get the biggest adrenaline dump you've ever had. I think I misunderstood your point. You're right. Ignore the top half of the comment.

[@richardworker9280]

@@donolinger6904 I usually equate adrenaline with fun. Like catching a barrel or skydiving. Being close enough to something to be affected by it’s infrasound like I was 6 years ago in the sierras was the opposite of fun and no matter how tough you think you are that facade melts fast and you feel powerless ( and yes I was armed, for those of you who think of a firearm as a security blanket, it’s not). I also have training and actually know how to shoot. Pretty sure it was the thing everyone calls Bigfoot. Sounds like a damm cartoon, it should be called something else.

[@donolinger6904]

@@richardworker9280 - What is catching a barrel? Is that like surfing a pipeline?

[@donolinger6904]

@@richardworker9280 - KZbin removed my comment involving adrenaline and a description of my encounters. You probably wouldn't have believed it anyway. It still happened though, just as described.

[@donolinger6904]

@@richardworker9280 - I did what I had to do, as told by my intuition and made them (sasquatch) go away.

[@idaniaesparza3881]

Living off grid Always comes with terrifying in the woods stories. Its best to have a dog with you!

[@SasquatchGirlSandraRainsDeBusk]

Dog hearing is exceptional and beyond human hearing range. Also, they sense evil, danger, etc. I'd listen to her.

[@metalupyourass9114]

I haven't seen this video in any top ten videos. It's a gem indeed

[@northeastrailwayproductions]

I had a boarder collie who was just like this, very aware of everything and always knew something was up. A friend of mine tried sneaking up on me in the dark while camping, didn't work so well, my dog attacked him LMAO. It was pretty funny I must say lol

[@M_u_t_e96024]

He probably deserved it to not realize it's not smart to sneek up an dog an owner

[@franciscoestrada4361]

Your friend got the carma, carma is a bitch

[@curtiscurtis5278]

Yh I have a border collie and he hears and reacts to everything around the house. Like we can be jn our back garden and he can hear someone closing their car door out front and go running over

[@tedoverholt156]

When the Brute growls low like that he means business

[@grammy3g808.]

I'm glad you are listening to her, she can also see what you can't...bigfoot is not the only being out there...

[@SC-gp7kt]

by far

[@NickTheTowelGuy-iy3op]

Well, I'm done with KZbin tonight. Thanks.

[@zzz7zzz9]

Actually, bigfoot is not out there, but many predators are.

[@brad3607]

Probably my ex wife

[@raijin1378]

Not thats its any of my business but should probably leash her its the law even out in the woods still close to the city

[@loganavich17]

Worst case scenario,all ex wives.🐂👹.

[@raijin1378]

@@loganavich17 I dont have an ex wife but I do have an ex and makes sense that she would be out on a stroll in the dick forest probably falling on everyone of them on the way out but hey what are you to do about it am I right?

[@sarahwelty6094]

🤣

[@danielbruce2584]

I am so glad most people are scared of the woods...its less crowded.

[@seabgb]

Not very crowded where I was. Not a human for miles and miles.

[@dennismcgowan4059]

That's a perfect picture of our German Shepherd. She has senses that are out of this world. Her protective senses to our property and persons I've never seen before in any of our pets. Those God darn ears, lol!

[@boshaveit]

Dog's are definitely a Man's best friend, They want to love, protect us and defend, Given senses that we cannot comprehend, Their loyalty and love toward us, knows no end An unconditional love, binding Man and Dog until the end. From me to you and your beautiful companion. W A Russell ✌🏻♥️🙏🏻 13/3/21

[@boshaveit]

@@j.j.8741 thanks, it is meant to be poem, but I was never a great poet... ✌🏻♥️🙏🏻

[@chriswilliamson83]

Dogs have different growls and barks for different things, lm sure most people realise this, but especially if you own one, and moreso if you take the time to observe your dog's behaviour closely, so that when you go to places like a forest, especially alone, where even THEIR imaginations can sometimes run wild, you can tell just by the sounds they make, and their body language, the degree of danger, or if they're just excited by what they THINK they're seeing and hearing. I never ignored any dog lve had, they are so much more than just your companion, they are a security alarm, a warning "device", and most definitely a life saver if you "read" them right. Man's best friend?? That's the biggest understatement ever!!

[@dr1p1337]

2020 algorithm recommended this to me. Saw some shadows in the woods. Lucky you got out alive, you never know what it could be

[@_maybiee]

at which part of the vid is the shadows?

[@theafamily3588]

@@_maybiee maybe 0:54 In the middle of your screen...hope you can find it

[@dominiccoscarelli305]

A dog growling is a good thing if it whines and cowers it's time to bring out the big guns. Beacuse what ever it hears is big and bad and probably gives 0 f,s about you and your dog.

[@orlandonastacio6265]

I agree with you.. be locked n ready for anything.. Big guns means Rifle, 44 mag revolver n shotgun with buckshot and slugs...

[@ethanbudzilek1495]

never once ever heard an ACD whimper or whine, it's just not in their nature

[@strz777]

Me here in the middle of Phoenix Az with my hair standing on end...

[@Acadian.FrenchFry]

Cattle Dog's are awesome dogs. Always wanted one. Nothing is more unnerving then when your dog sits there staring intently like that softly growling. You know then that even they aren't sure what it is. They just knows something is there. Hope it was nothing serious. I live in the mountains and we have all kinds of critters here. I always pay attention when my dog alerts me.

[@jadzia2098]

Yeah, Dogs are really awesome at knowing what is going on. They have an amazing sense of smelling Anh hearing things

[@jamesrussell7030]

Your dog is definitely got his/her eyes locked on something out there and most likely looking right at it.

[@thezanzibarbarian5729]

I live in the UK. Some 45+ years ago, we used to have a German Shepherd call Prince (RIP). A truly fantastic dog. He would never hurt a fly. However... One night, 11pm'ish, Prince was restless and doing exactly what this cattle dog was doing. Grumbles and "bluff Boofs". So my dad let him out into our fairly large back garden. A few seconds later, we heard growling, barking and then screaming. Human male screams. So dad and my older brother and I went out with torches (Flashlights!). Prince came bounding up to us, tail wagging and with someones ripped coat in his mouth. The police did find a bloke walking alone the road 30 mins later. Looking very shaken. Torn jeans. Shivering. Not wearing a coat. And it was -5C that night 8-))... Funny thing is, no one ever came back for their coat!! 8-\\...

[@seabgb]

Great story. Thanks.

[@thezanzibarbarian5729]

@@seabgb My pleasure. I'm assuming, but I may be wrong, that due to when this video was posted, your cattle dog is no longer with us? 8-\\... Regardless. You have a nice short video all about him. Good memories will never pass 8-))...

[@seabgb]

Yup. You are correct. She was a rescue from a puppy mill. Five when I got her. Poor girl was almost starved to death. We bought all the animals just to get them out of there. I kept just the one, and we found homes for the others, horses, goats, too. This one was kept as a breeder because of her bloodline. Tough, tough dog, but not what most people would call a pet. She was like the dog Mel Gibson had in Road Warrior.

[@thezanzibarbarian5729]

@@seabgb Good for you for doing that. She looked to be in stunning condition. And no doubt, faithful to the end 8-))...

[@Renzy-LuLu]

Don't let an Aussie cattle dog out... He'll go straight after it 😂

[@covedweller6008]

She can probably see it too!

[@esta1ful]

Yes that’s an ominous statement. “There’s something in the woods good dog if it’s not afraid.

[@richardleetbluesharmonicac7192]

If it sounds like a living banshee with ungodly guttural screams etc it’s a mountain lion in heat. There’s lots of videos on here with them. It’s sounds like a ape crossed with a lion it’s eerie if your alone in a tent

[@seabgb]

No mountain lions where I was. But plenty of critters.

[@samiam9059]

very sharp dogs. probably smells it with that fantastic nose.

[@mamasaurus4856]

People who live around or are often in the woods will tell you what's in the woods they noticed. "There's people over there," "there's deer," "I hear coyotes" ... Saying it's something is when everyone should pay attention

[@Jaromellz]

I was waiting for a dude in a gorilla costume to jump into frame.

[@lesliepavelko8600]

Love it....experience makes me want to go low and close knowing I trust that soft growl.

[@delisaallen3088]

he or she is pretty concentrated i would take it serious there is something out there .

[@joedejesus6363]

They are amazing animals those dogs, their hearing can exceed 20,000 cycles per second.

[@kittycat-mp5oy]

There's something behind the thick tree and the two thin tree's. Lucky you had your dog with you be careful. They are thing's out there that aren't friendly.

[@Make-Asylums-Great-Again]

What’s out there?

[@scp--wc9zv]

@@Make-Asylums-Great-Again crocodiles

[@raymondrocha797]

@@Make-Asylums-Great-Again Grass! Ahhhhhh!!

[@socialanxiety9153]

@@Make-Asylums-Great-Again a bagel

[@coldhands2802]

How can you tell...

[@bigredfred33]

Good dog...

[@lisagardner334]

It’s always best to take the dogs word for it. They can hear, smell and see so much more than we can

[@stimactzedvard7556]

Cattle dog doing what they do.

[@seabgb]

You know it, bro. I love cattle dogs. Miss this one. Never had a dog love me as much as this one did.

[@Navajowelder505]

She's your 3rd eye, always protecting you. Respect and Love. Always have my best friend with me 👍🏼😀🐺

[@cody7790]

It’s gotta be a sound, not a movement. I believe this because the dog looked away, like it was done hearing the specific sound and then snapped back to look again. It was a specific sound from that direction. And if you couldn’t see anything with the naked eye, chances are it was probably far away. As far as far could be. Might have been a gunshot, like I said the dog looked away and then looked back , like whatever it was focused on had ended and then suddenly reappeared , like a quick sound.

[@badreality2]

"Does a bear poop in the woods?" Bear pooping in the woods: Dog: *woof* ... *woof*

[@jonjennings13]

"There's something in the woods, there's some THING in the woods!"

[@ericcross7863]

Locked in

[@colorider903]

I had a malamute named Lozen that would do that. In the day I would sit behind her looking between her ears and I could usually spot it. At night up on Pikes Peak it would put me on edge or when she would turn 180 degrees and look past me.

[@homeward-bound23]

We owned a dog many years back, it was a cross from a very vicious street dog and a german sheeperd. We raise the pup the natural way ( as in a street dog ) no leash, cage and all. The pup grew big, sociable and gentle and I never heard it growl or bark. One night, a friend of my brother peeps through the open window and Rambo ( the dog's name ) attacked him without warning. It's just fortunate for that guy that Rambo listened to my dad's command to stop. We sold the dog the next day. I still remember this vicious dog together with our neighbors dogs looked so intently in the woods, lowered their tails and cowardly retreat back to each home.

[@listen3times216]

Dogs are the best!!!

[@spektrum1996]

Okay that’s unsettling

[@ShopeeMarketteam]

There's something in the woods? Yeah buddy, woods tend to have things in it

[@seabgb]

My top guesses were, bear, bobcat, lynx, or owl.

[@dangernoodle8813]

the woods are in dead silence, and the dog is growling, staring, there's definitely an apex predator nearby.

[@shannonbennett987]

Dog says, there's something in the woods, daddy but I'm on it, you'll be fine. I love dogs!

[@garycousino4016]

Probably a Samsqwacth

[@Elizabeth_Rojas]

It was probably Bigfoot dog's can see them for sure.❤✌👣🌲🐶

[@donolinger6904]

- I'm surprised no one is freaking out and saying bad things to you. That's cool. So many people don't believe or know, the truth is still the truth.

[@popadopalus1919]

Reminds me of Blair witch the game, not knowing where the creature is and your dog being the only thing keeping you from being utterly blind., by barking at the creatures indicating to you where they are

[@LeChalet360]

A man’s best friend indeed 🍀

[@Mgtowfreedom]

Dogs always know

[@timbrowder2059]

Dogs know this is some wicked stuff

[@markjohnson2166]

A human can hear sounds with pitches between 20Hz and 20,000Hz. However, the average dog can hear pitches between 40Hz and 45,000Hz. This is the reason why a dog can hear a pitch that’s too high for human ears to detect. In general a dogs hearing ability is 4 or 5 times more powerful than a humans. A dog’s ear is made up of three parts. The outer part of a dog’s ear consists of the pinna which is the part that amplifies sound and transfers it to the ear canal. Then there’s the middle part of a dog’s ear that consists of three small bones, the eardrum and the Eustachian tube. The Eustachian tube connects the middle part of the ear to the back of a dog’s nose. Finally, there is the inner ear that has the cochlea which is the hearing organ and the vestibular system. There are about 18 muscles that control the direction and movement of a dog’s outer ear. This allows dogs to change the shape of their ears to capture sound. To put all this into some context, i dog can hear sounds we cant upto a mile away, they will also have a good idea as to what the potential danger is to themselves and owners. I have no doubt that the dog in this video was sensing danger, probably from a wild animal and was warning the owner without giving his/her position away to the danger outside. It is true that dogs do have a sixth sense. A few years ago I camped out in a large forest in the UK with my Belgian Malinois, she did the exact same thing as this dog did and stayed awake all night looking in the direction of the danger. We dont have the same kind of wild animals as USA which kinda of made me more nervous as to what she was warning me about. She never left my side.

[@flynn6737]

Good girl!

[@sugarnads]

Good girl

[@5485Ron]

Good Dog! Good Dog!

[@stephenpartain5488]

Just hearing "in the woods somewhere" by hozier in my head lol

[@xxx-ln9gv]

Squirrel!

[@greywolf-2338]

That’s why big dogs are awesome cause they know when there’s something there that we can’t see or hear

[@adamhawkins3036]

It pays to have a good dog...grew up in southeast TN at the foot of Starr mt right at the mouth of renegar hollow...me and my dog was havin a walk thru the woods one day and i was close to a mile behind my house everything sounded normal till all the birds frogs n crickets went total silent you could have dropped a pin in those woods and heard from a far...every hair on my dogs back plumb down the tip ov her tail stood up she was lookin right in front of us at what ill never know if it was some body or somethin back in them woods i tried to get my dogs attention she wouldnt look at me for nothin all the sudden she made a dash where she was lookin i took the hell off and didnt let the grass grow i ran nearly a mile back to my house like damn carl lewis i dont want to imply a bigfoot ive always thought bigfoot was crap but i have heard the most eerie and unnatural sound in them woods ive ever heard i lived at the edge of that hollow my whole life and righr there by the mountain...i seen a small wod of hair stuck to our fenceline before and i could smell how horrible it smelled it was brown hair with a red hughe to it in the sun light now it could have very well been bear fur ive seen bears close up and they smell bad too but this was a distinctive smell like a skunk everyone knows what a skunk smells like well this smelled like a bunch of wet dogs it could have been a dog but that means the dog would have had to cross the top of the fence like a man so maybe but i dont think so...yeah there is somethin in the woods there could be anything in the woods...you aint lookin at the woods the woods are lookin at you i promise

[@susanmandreger8577]

If that had been my GSD, it would likely have been a squirrel.

[@joerichmond8259]

Trust your dogs,,,they know, see,,and hear alot more/better than we can

[@leikilimaile2565]

Good job dog!TCB

[@jenniferwilliams4447]

That would freak me out

[@hazelfriday2470]

Sure is nice that when you see something it is blocked or blurry.

[@oneofmanyte3321]

She is definitely telling you something is there

[@pchi3316]

at around 0:30 ish you can see something near the top of the dogs left ear you can see some small movements

[@kevinmcdonald1917]

I trust a dog 100% of the time. Scary

[@rome79735]

This is proof of why it's a good idea to have a K9 with you, they can see, smell and hear things man can't.

[@Ragnar676]

If there wasn't something in the woods i be tad worried.

[@in.hindsight]

I would have fired a few warning shots from the window. I've grouse hunted the trails of the MN northwoods in the last 15 yrs and there's been a few times the dogs stopped, ears perk up, and start walking backwards. That's when I start walking backwards too. One "creature" ran away from us where all I could see was the straight line it made through the tree that bent or broke. Could have been a bear. I saw one creature jumped from an aspen tree some 50yds away. It was black, had long arms and legs and the manner in which it jumped to the ground resembled a spider monkey. When the dogs didn't give chase, I just pretended I didn't see it and kept on the trail. Could have been a wolverine but it was pretty high up in the tree when it jumped.

[@seabgb]

I had something on the stove for dinner but I did stick my head out if the camper for a peek. Didn't see or hear anything. Smart dogs you got there. I was bushwacking in the woods with my dog once (not this one but another wild cattle dog type) and she stopped. I kept going and about ten steps later almost landed on a huge bull moose lying on a mat of evergreen bows. Thing jumped up and took off in a gallop. Happened in the blink of an eye.

[@jamcam2760]

Did ya ever go out in those woods to see what it is that dog is alerting on?

[@seabgb]

I did go out and look. About ten minutes after I shot this video, and after I had my dinner, which was cooking at the time. I left my dog in the camper. The black flies were as thick as I've ever seen them, too much for her. Anyway, nothing. Saw nothing. Heard nothing. Slept through the night.

[@mikeharlow2908]

Sasquatch most likely! Good dog!

[@michaelharvey588]

Dogs don’t lie. Pay attention to what they are saying.

[@wagonlife2778]

She says "dammit dad be quiet now..im watchin"

[@brandonbegaye8447]

Suppose to go out and look, let the dog do its thing

[@seabgb]

I had hot dogs and beans on the stove top.

[@mistav2218]

that dog definitely sees or senses Something!

[@raymondrocha797]

I'm not afraid of what's in the woods, I'm afraid of what the dog is going to do to that something in the woods!

[@renesantana5731]

Yeah, it's called wildlife! Duuuuuuuh

[@seabgb]

It's more of a dog thing.

[@nnj6918]

What a good dog!

[@mateusz-czajkowski]

Everybody gangsta until there is something in the woods

[@matteliano454]

Its a SamSquanch !

[@louismazza9966]

This looks like a scene out of the hills have eyes

[@Deflection]

Recommend 8 years later. Thank YT.

[@seabgb]

Weird, huh?

[@richardlouis4412]

There's not just something in the woods - there's something hunting humans in the woods!

[@stevequate1797]

That looks like a Heeler, I hv one, he’s my best friend. I definitely would not allow my dog out by itself what so ever. My Heeler is very possessive abs wound attack a bigfoot I believe to protect me. Please protect your girl at all times she’s telling you

[@seabgb]

Yes, mine too. My red was a rescue from a very bad situation. She didn't know anything other than heeling and protecting me. Bonded like you wouldn't believe. And knew nothing of danger to herself. The only two things I could get her to stop doing were heeling and protecting me.

[@erickschmidt3828]

Healers are the Best. I have 2 and a border collie. Nothing gets on my place with out them knowing

[@ken45y]

I have one. I bought her from a man that I used to live near in TX. He used to herd his cattle and goats. Best breed ever!

[@M_u_t_e96024]

Mix blue healer and Stafford shire then you've got a bad ass cattle/Gaurd dog

[@kyrayeager6693]

I had a great pyranese. Someone stole him. I live back in the woods.he wasn't good for letting me know if someone pulled up. Should I get a blue healer or border collie