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Welcome back to Dwarf Family, where we share real primitive life, simple happiness, and a deep connection with nature. In today’s video, the Dwarf Family focuses on kindness and balance in the wild by building a simple shelter for hares, creating a safe and comfortable place for them to live. This episode shows another side of primitive life—not only survival, but also care and coexistence with animals.
Deep in the quiet countryside, the family gathers natural materials such as bamboo, dry grass, branches, and soil. Using only handmade tools and traditional knowledge, we slowly build a natural hare shelter that blends into the surrounding environment. The design protects the hares from cold wind, rain, and predators while keeping the space warm and dry. Every step reflects experience gained from living close to nature for many years.
This video highlights the idea of primitive happy life, where humans do not dominate nature but live alongside it. Building shelters for small animals helps maintain ecological balance and shows respect for wildlife. The Dwarf Family believes that a peaceful life comes from understanding nature and giving back, not only taking from it.
The calm forest sounds, simple movements, and slow rhythm of work make this video relaxing and meaningful. It’s perfect for viewers who enjoy quiet rural life, primitive building, and positive stories from nature. Watching the shelter take shape brings a sense of satisfaction and warmth that modern life often lacks.
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At Phu Treo you can
At Phu Treo
This one's rented this one's dried
Dry it to eat slowly over time
Wait but I left a few tubers behind
I left them there
Oh speaking of which — you have to build a pen for it Go ahead and
make a pen for it Yeah if you don't
keep it in there it'll feel cramped
Do it and let it go
don't feed it Building a pen means cutting down trees
Alright go ahead and get to work I'll chop it
for you Once I'm done chopping I'll light it
I've already cut the wood and brought it back Is it lit yet
Have you finished chopping
Not yet I haven't
Continue cutting
After it dried the sun kept shining
To stir up
Raw it's chewy
But when stir-fried
or cooked it's
sweet So how can a lemon even be edible
Cook it with the leg So what are you planning to make a pen for it
To get it to go
Probably still will
Raise it up and spread out one kilogram
Build two levels—leave space underneath so
it's not touching the ground—
two levels with the lower
level elevated above the ground Inside make it
hollow so it can be used
for running back and forth
Let's go try working and see if it works
Fine let me think
Let's try researching whether we can do it like that
Where's the saw anyway
He went to check which house it was
I'll hold onto this
Let's see if
it Fades away just by brushing the edge
Gone right
Flip the other foot over
Cut it
Look here look here
Look
Trash beneath our feet
Hey It's running away
Why isn't the child breathing properly
She's eating right now
She is eating
It only eats leaves you
know—look it 's
grazing on
grass now—yes leaves and grass—finished—just
grass
I like it
Dad will build a pen for the piglet
You bring grass back for it to eat
Enough already
Make it a pen not a cage—don't rush it
What a beautiful eye it has
Catch it
Look it's eating grass
Child it's eating this grass
Where are you going
He's
back again
He'll eat this
grass—no biting don' t worry—he'll
come back around soon
He's finished building
the pen already my child
Come hang out here your dad’s finished
building the pen so come on over
Where are those kids
Tired of breathing already
Done with it
It’s back to munching on that grass again
Still missing a few huh
Plenty of young ones definitely
That’ll do just fine
See Let me
cut this one for you
Which one
This one
Just keep being young that's fine
Take it all apart later
Get the screwdriver
Lost a few years now this one's left to
rely on—stay youthful
you're still young
Really
You've got to be quick about it dear
Otherwise it won't reach anywhere at all
It's hard to get dusty
What's over there
Why don't you let your line up to me
Just a light dusting on both ends is
enough sir—no need for excessive dusting
It jumps around when there's no dust
It's playing
It'll crash down
Alright that's good man
It won't peel
off though I'm just worried it'll trap your foot
That one over there is it
Afraid it might trap its leg
it kept hopping around—this thing's really wild
This one's long though
This one here
Beautiful isn't it Here it
is—look it's
climbing up here
Where is it now
It can't climb
It won't climb up
This spot is for this little rabbit
Where is it
Where is this rabbit
Let's go see the bunny
Let's go see
She saw it climb up here
noticed the cage was nice
Where did this one go
Where did it run off to
There were three to begin with
There are two more here
He's eating a heron
There's one more somewhere else
No
Where could he have run off to
One done
It's already caught one
Where did the other one run off to
The other one's playing around
Once you catch up to it
Hurry up and get it back into the pen
Here I'll show you this one
Mom will make a trap to catch it
So it won't
run off Mom didn't notice the other one
She's afraid
Mom’s here to feed it so I’ll go prepare the pen
Be careful my dear
Where is it
Put it in the pen please
Which pen are you going
into Have you entered yet
Let's go into the new pen
Leave this for the door cover it
later okay Dad already prepared it
for its outing Not sure if it'll
eat or just nibble
It's full already
Eat up
Got a new pen huh
Go climb up the steps and play for a bit
This new swimming style hasn't even peaked yet—
once you get used to it it becomes second nature
Close this
Seal it tightly
Lift this end up
Follow along
That's sealed tight now
Look over there
That one
Isn't it beautiful
I'll finish this machine later
Let's make another one for it as well
It stayed still
It was building a new pen
It overflowed all the way up the stairs
It kept overflowing
It's down here
Waiting for it
I'm going to get some fresh air
Eating is not allowed
She isn't used to it yet
She just ate
She wants to climb the stairs
She eats this grass
She eats that one
She's already eaten it
That's what it eats—grass It
eats grass It
only eats grass
It's eating this grass
Look at it eating
It's restless here it's sleeping
It's playing
She's finished eating already
Well then help yourself to more
See if it bends for eating
He's eating fish isn't
he He's only
eating fish
She's eating a radish over there
That's strange It 's
eating a radish
It's just
strange It's already eaten
He eats radishes
what else He eats the fish from the child
It eats the radish
The other one is eating grass
This one is eating grass
It looks delicious that's for sure
Let's play already
She doesn't eat fish at all
She's been grazing on grass lately