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u/Keyndoriel 2d ago
I love how all the other sheep are preemptively like "We ain't apart of whatever hes doing boss, promise"
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u/TheFinnebago 2d ago
It’s a ‘likeus’ for all parties involved.
A absent-minded child, a protective mother, and a bully only interested in fighting someone smaller.
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u/MEHawash1913 2d ago
I didn’t even see the big dog until he stood up and then I was like, “ohhhhh that’s why he’s not afraid!”
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u/phormix 2d ago
The adult dog also doesn't look as big until it gets closer to the sheep/camera and then it's like, ok yeah that's a pretty imposing canine
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u/calmdrive 1d ago
I dog sit for one exactly like that, it still shocks me how huge she is every time
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u/into-resting 2d ago
That breed kills wolves
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u/MissGrou 2d ago
Interesting ! Which breed are they ?
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u/ADFTGM 2d ago
Looks like a Kangal. A Turkish breed.
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u/Voldypants_420 2d ago
Specifically a karabaş (black head) kangal. I used to own an akbaş (white head) and they're as loyal, friendly and protective as karabaş but less scary looking, even though both breeds are super tame as long as you are not a threat to the flock.
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u/Nauticalfish200 1d ago
Dog walked over eyeing that Ram, like "You wanna think over your decision one more time?"
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u/LadyKenpachi1 8h ago
I really luv watching these dogs! Their chill level is so awesome til it's not. I enjoy the videos that shows how they all work together to protect the heard.

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u/Culsandar 2d ago
Not a single thought in that pupper's head.
Meanwhile, "get yo ass back in that herd."