Guinea Pigs Eating Fresh Grass & Goats Grazing - Farm Life & Pet Care

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Hi guys, it's a beautiful day once again and welcome back to Dexter's World Channel.
Early in the morning I am cutting all the feed for our animals.
Of course these are grasses that we are giving to the guinea pig and you are also, you have
known that we have here different types of animals including that snake over there.
And in the past we have this big snake Ariana and Ariana died during the pandemic and we have
another snake that is really growing fast as well. And you will see around that the
pets that we have here are just so well especially the guinea pigs because they're just eating
a lot of these grasses. And this is my joy to feed them and no matter what it costs it's tiresome.
Early in the morning I personally get some food for them but it's a joyful activity and very
engaging because early in the morning I perspired and I have this contentment in my heart to take
care of all these animals that we have here. Hi Ticloy! This is Ticloy. Can you say hi? Very shy
to the camera. And you will see our Bantam chickens they're all there and we also have so
many chicks now of these Bantam chickens. But for today's video please be with me as we journey
with our goats because happy new year this is a holiday and I believe that it's really very
important to once in a while bring out our goats to the field and these goats are really very eager.
I know if they know their schedule today but I seldom do it myself because I have a work
but I have to do it myself now because it's a Chinese new year and happy new year to all our
Chinese followers and friends. Happy new year! So come on let's go and we will feed our goats.
We will bring our goats outside. Say hi! Hi! Very shy to the camera. Say hi! Oh you're shy!
Very shy! Very shy! Come on guys!
Good morning! Good morning! Are you taking a bath? Oh come on! Come on here! Come on here!
Oh good morning! Good morning! Good morning! Good morning! Good morning! Yes! Good morning!
Did you eat well? Did you sleep well? Okay! Okay! Goodbye! Goodbye!
You guys can see that these goats are very eager to go outside and it seems that they know the
routine. If there is a holiday, if there's Saturday or Sunday, they will enjoy the sunlight and they
need that exercise because they really also wanted to exercise their muscles just like human
beings and you will see that they are really waiting and you know they are actually recognizing
Didi as their alpha and Didi is one of the favorite caretaker by these goats because Didi
is able to feed them and join with them in the field. So we will now bring them out but
one tip that I can give you of course we have to control one alpha and that is the
oldest and the male, the buck and we we are referring to Rudy. Rudy should be controlled
because if Rudy is not tied up, chances are they will scamper to different places and you will
really have a hard time catching them. So this is one of the tips that we can tell you that when
you are going to pasture your goat and you want to control their movement, you have to tie the one
that's the alpha. In our case, it's Rudy. So come on, let's go and we will release them and of course
I will bring out Rudy and then all the rest of the flock will follow. Let's go!
It's really very strong.
cleaned up with the grasses, I mean if you are needing to be your property to be cleaned up
example there are grasses like this, you will not spend a lot of money in cleaning this up because
you will just pasture your goats and everything will be mowered. Everything will be consumed.
That's why I believe that one of our subscribers was really correct when he said that you should
not have wasted your grasses because you have goats. So you should have pastured your goats
and allow them to eat everything that's growing on your field. And I did not figure out that this
is true and just realized now that if you really have these goats then you have the lone mower
actually. And this lone mower is not spending gasoline or even you know fuel but you are just
pasturing them and allowing them to you know eat. And you know that when they are already full
meaning their tummy is already very full with grasses, then they will just voluntarily go back
to the place where they came from. And I'm referring to the goat house. And this is one of
the attributes or the characteristics of the goats. They will really go back to the houses
designated for them. And of course from time to time with little proddings you have to control
movement because some of them might explore and be able to damage the properties of another.
So they are eating this Ipil-ipil tree and this is also best. And our goats now
are very quick to multiply. We have many babies here. And I'm also looking forward to supply our
restaurants with goat meat. You know caldereta, papaya, you know these are the delicacies that
all Filipinos love to eat. And out of the goat meat of course. And goats are just very easy to
you know to farm. If you only have this patience and ample time you can easily farm your goats.
And this is what I enjoyed when I was a kid. Climbing trees and watching over our animals.
And you will see here that I'm on top of this cherry tree. See?
And the goat can sense that they are being watched and their movements are monitored. That's why
they are not going far. So these are the things that we can share with you.
I hope you will continue to like and share our videos. And happy farming to everyone. Happy
New Year to all our Chinese friends. And I would like to invite you to please subscribe to our
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