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What’s the best breed of dog to get? I want another dog but want a different breed from the ones I already have id like a dog that can live outdoors both summer and winter not harm sheep or goats or horses and respect the boundaries of the farm and n
I would look into a guardian or herding breed such as a Great Pyrenees or other type of shepherd. Often, these dogs are bred to spend their entire time guarding flocks with little human interaction, and do well living outdoors among the herd. Speaking with local breeders in your area that raising working stock may help you get a better idea about these dogs and see if they are right for you.
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I am planning on buying a puppy. I originally wanted a Siberian Husky, but as I did my research I found that they are generally not good with small animals and they tend to run away. We have cats, ducks, and a rabbit. I really would like a dog about
Based on your desires I would recommend a Labrador or Golden retriever. They are eager to please dogs and so easier to train than huskies or hounds and tend to stay close. They also have less of a prey drive than some of the other breeds so less of a risk to your other pets though every dog can be different, I had labs growing up with rabbits and birds and little creatures and they did not harm them.
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Below I have doodled the plans for a barn I am currently looking for a property to build the barn on but I want to know if the barn plans would be adequate. 4 horses 1 pony and about 5 head beef steer with the equines coming in at night with hay nets
Hello. You have drawn some nice plans, but if you are wondering about the cattle pen, I would go with the 20 x 30 if you can. No one ever wishes they had built a smaller pen, but everyone wishes they had a bigger one & kick themselves when they think back to the original plans. Thanks for using Boop by Petco.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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Where is the best place to train a DOG on a farm?
First you need to make sure his teeth are OK. If they haven't been checked or floated in a while that is the first place I would start. You can feed him anything you want but if he can't chew properly he won't be able to break it down and digest it. Next you should make sure he has been properly dewormed. After that, your best bet to help him gain weight is to feed him a senior diet (like Equine Senior) and add some corn oil and rice bran too. Be sure he has good quality timothy hay to eat too. This link may also help you. ( https://www.purinamills.com/horse-feed/education/detail/feeding-horses-for-weight-gain )
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Our cow was punctured on her back with a stick. We need to go get meds...what should I get? Going to tractor supply or rural king. Calling vet tomorrow
Hey there. From the pictures I can't really tell what that is exactly. In general with cattle I start with penicillin and add on as needed. They will probably need to flush the area as well. You can also get some diluted iodine to pour on in the meantime. Make sure you put on some fly spray so it isn't getting parasites in the wound. Hope this helps you.
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