Oooohhhh that would be awesome!! Thanks!!
Thx and yeah, I thought so too. Normally I'm all, "grr grumble grumble, not my animals in my yard, etc etc". Hearing my son explain to me what had happened and them showing me on camera, he was like "they were both bad dogs but at least they didn't attack them" and I am over here just amazed and trying to get them to understand the significance of what had just happened. I was totally focused on something else entirely lol. I think they were good dogs!
Definitely good dogs!! Lol they could have attacked them or ran off but they didn’t seem to, they seemed to stay with them (your son and DH), and keep the goats contained. They didn’t run out to run away, they appear to have ran out to help. And if they have never done it before, I say good dogs. Dogs are very smart animals and they probably have witnessed you guys chasing the goats off your property over and over again, even if it was through the window, and very quickly learned what was desired and then decided that this time they would go out there and do it themselves cause they can do it faster and better than you
and seems like they were right, they did do it very quickly lol they were trying to help. I say it’s really cool that they were smart enough to figure out what was wanted/needed on their own just by watching. Smart dogs!! And as long as they came back afterwards, good dogs! And maybe this should even be encouraged/shaped and molded as it is definitely faster and more efficient. Lol Lamb? Pork? I know you had said you wanted to make lamb at one point.
I think some people keep them in rabbit hutches.
That looks like a cool place!
I will check it out too. Thanks Kiki.
That stinks :/ maybe you would have better luck with this place lol
https://sadiegirlfarm.com/celedon-quail/
https://sadiegirlfarm.com/store/Celadon-Quail-Hatching-Eggs-1-dozen-p126700221
https://sadiegirlfarm.com/store/Celadon-Quail-Chicks-p127218872
I'm might investigate too much.
Nahhhh, just doing through research on the product!! Lol
I think it said local pickup is free.
They didn't really know what to do once they had them all together, as in running them door the driveway back towards their home. They just kept circling them to keep them contained. The video isn't very great but it's a recording of the playback recording on my computer. The split shot is the view from the camera of our driveway and the camera from our front yard. Then I just double-clicked on the driveway shot so it went bigger since they were just in that frame. Got them trotting back home and the dogs nabbed, secured and back in the house. I was so scared that if my dogs ever got out when they were down here that they would end up attacking them. Especially my pit/lab mix, Maggie. Buster is a lab/pyrenees mix. My dogs bark a mean game from inside the house. And one time at night, something was out around the house because Maggie was going nuts. Hubby put Maggie on the leash and went to investigate. He turned the corner of the house and WHAM! Maggie snatched something in her jaws. 
Turned out to be an opossum. This could've ended bad. Instead, is it weird to say that I am kind of proud and impressed by my dogs? I never would have thought they could be herder dogs. Needless to say, hubby had ANOTHER talk with our neighbors.
Awesome you got the video.
Everyone is invited.
