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Aug 5, 2026
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AI GeneratedA dog walker takes a group of dogs—including Molly, Poppy, Bryn, Ben, and Opal—on a scenic autumn walk through various paddocks. The walk serves as a way for the dogs to explore freely while the narrator observes the changing landscape, checks on horses, and discusses farm maintenance and animal care.
We get rid of one toy and another joins us.
So we've got a few on the walk today. Long holiday weekend. Molly arrived at
seven o'clock this morning, didn't you Molly?
Yes. Ben's first to the gate. So she's been desperate for a walk
since he arrived. Ran around for a couple of hours.
Hey. So here we go. Hopefully I don't have to carry a
dolphin around for this walk. Might be good.
We've got the Ben, the Ben, the Opal, some
Molly, Poppy and Bryn. Well if you let me get to the gate
I might be able to open it. Move. Here we go. Straight over to fun.
I get way too excited. I'm thinking I'm gonna leave this one open.
We're gonna come back through here. Right come on you guys.
The big paddock. I am not doing live. I'm doing this on videos. I'm gonna upload
this to YouTube and I might even put it in the dog park.
Purely because I'm just so over the lack of connection.
So over the poor connection and we can't do anything anywhere. It's just
miserable and doesn't help anybody.
Bryn and Opal on a something. Molly in the trough.
Poppy coming up beside me. Yes. Yes. You just want me to scratch your
bum and I'm not doing it. Don't stop in front of me. It's very
annoying. Molly go and take Poppy to play.
Hello Ben. Yes. Good girl Molly. You take her away.
Molly and the two boys were feigning around this morning when she arrived.
Having an absolute blast. He's over there. He wants to be with us.
I think that's Rocky. Telling everybody that we should be here.
Looking up Poppy. The leaves rattling away.
Nice. Very nice. And the other two are down.
Down there. I guess that's why we're out here walking.
The rustle of the leaves. It's lovely. Molly we're not going that way today.
Come on. Ben just checking out who's where doing what.
This weekend's a long weekend and yeah it's looking
rather busy eh Molly. Hey. She's busy. It's good. It's good.
You're a bit like popsicle that's working on so well with her.
Yes I know. You are. Come on. Look at those two. You'd swear they were sisters.
Absolutely. They're good friends. They get on well.
If anything ever happened to me I think Poppy might have to go and live with
Molly. Yes talking about you pops. Would you
like to go and live with Molly if something happened to me huh?
Look at your waggly tail. You're a happy little girl.
And the boys get on so well. I'm really pleased about that.
Because our other boys over there don't get on so well with these guys.
Molly's usual. She's got half a farm on you haven't you Molly?
Half the farm on you and something attached to your bum too I'm sure.
Yep there we go. More stuff. Yep. Come on then. I'll go around the other
paddocks. Yes I've got a photo of one of the cats
sitting trying to sunbathe but all the cat hair
was in shade by the time I got a photo of it.
So Sheba's been outside which is nice. So I'll go over and feed them shortly.
Once we've done this walk. The other guys are out in the paddock
and complaining bitterly because they're not on a walk with us.
However if you chase and eat cats I'm afraid you can't come for a walk.
Unless you're on a lead. And when I've got this many off lead.
I'm not having anyone on lead. It's Molly.
Ben's asking for trouble and Ben thought he'd join them.
Suddenly realised oh actually it's a bit bigger than me.
Going to do the little paddock first. Going to the big paddock.
Yes hello. Hello Savvy. Look at your head.
I really do need to try and find some time to get out here and give you a bit
of a trim. You know Molly. Don't bite her.
Yes that's Molly. Roast. No Ben. Come on puppy. Hopefully you'll notice
I actually don't talk to the dogs that are out walking.
I just let them do their thing. That way if I do call their names or I speak to
They know it's absolutely dire and there's a reason for it.
I like them to go out and be dogs at my place. It's everything they can do
themselves. No pressure. Do what they need to do and be a dog.
Sniff lots of things. Hey you've puffed out Molly.
The downside of me going out walking with everybody is you get to hear my body.
It likes to make sounds when I'm out walking.
From all sorts of things. Puffing out of breath.
Usual body noises that come out of bodies.
Mine seems to be excessive when it's exercised.
This is our little paddock. I'm not going particularly fast.
Let you get a chance to see everything that's going on here.
I moved this lot and I think I'll leave them in that paddock for the weekend.
I'm actually trying to reduce the food they're eating.
They've ended up with quite crusty necks which
is not a good thing in the horsey world. Ben.
Ben. Not good at all. And particularly the one with the full white
socks is Chevy. He doesn't need
any extra food. Do you Chevy? No and you were leaning over the fence before.
You're very good at helping yourself to food aren't you Chevy?
You don't need extra food do you? No. Take it out a bit. There we go.
Where's the back? What are you grumpy for?
Where's your grumpy? How am I standing? I can't go backwards.
Just stood on somebody didn't I? Molly. Don't stand behind me.
Let's go a bit. She's looking quite good. Quite pleased with her weight at the
moment. You're not too bad. You're just a bit
crusty here aren't you? But you sir, the reason you're in a
grumpy mood is because you're super crusty.
That is just huge crusty there. Way too big. It has to go.
Are you on a diet again? Hello roast. And your sister. She's got a massive
divot below her neck too. Right shall we go and do the big paddock?
Yeah? Come on then. Yeah we'll go do the big
paddock over by the barn. Come on then. Let's go. We were in such a
hurry when we left. Quite funny. Tomorrow's long weekend
so the plan is to get some more bits and pieces so we can
look at designing what we're doing with that stuff that we've dumped in front of
the other gate so I can't do the winter walkway part.
Once that's tidied up and got a place we'll be able to go back to the winter
walkway. Now we're all ready to go through the
gate are we? How about you wait until. No no no wait.
Why would we want to do something as logical as wait
when we can race around to nothing around the corner?
Nothing. I'll leave that open because that's the way we're going to come back.
We're all here and there's nothing happening.
Come on. There must be something they all like the smell of here.
Probably a rabbit. Is it a rabbit guys? Coming down here? That's it. I don't know
if we had a chance to see any of the early videos that I've
started doing the walks a couple months ago.
The grass has changed quite a bit in the few months.
We've gone from the end of summer to autumn. It was quite
brown when we started with a lot of this brown all through the whole paddock
and now it's sort of quite green with lots of broadleaf.
Lots of broadleaf. I'm a bit faster here now.
No one's walking in front of me. The grass is
a little bit less and I think all the... here come the youths.
The minute they catch up with me though, I'll be right under my feet.
Here they come. Molly in front then Poppy and then Bryn behind. Did you find
that rabbit Molly? Bryn did you find the rabbit? You still
had to beat your sister and be in front of it didn't you?
You did. Good girl. Come on Popsicles. Come on Popsicles. Let's go.
Let's go. Let's go. Of course I can't walk on there because
Poppy pushes me off. Walks so slowly in front of me.
She's got something stuck to her bum now. Haven't you Poppy?
You've got some dock stuck to your bum and of course if I want to get it off
Molly. Three quarters of the dead dock from this paddock on her body already.
This is the difference between a spade Newfoundland
and an entire Newfoundland. The coat difference is
quite a lot. So the amount of stuff they carry is a lot but also the
the bloodlines do have different amounts of coat as well.
And this is the winter coat so my girls are at the heaviest
probably at the moment their entire coat and for the next few weeks
and then probably in about 10 to 12 weeks they'll dump their coat
in time for spring which is going to be yeah quite a lot of work
also with a bit she's an entire bit. Now they're not going through the yards
they might think they are but they're not.
That's my slow-growing magnolia tree.
Ah it's Opal. That's Opal. Hello Opal. You're on the scent of
something. What can you smell? Oh you found some
hoof Poppy. Are you happy Ben? Molly and our other Ben.
Is it good is it? Very good. I still hear the rustles of the leaves
here. It's lovely. She lives in a clumber. Very cool. It's brown
Ben and there's white Ben. And Opie who's one
of our regulars that comes with. No don't show them how to go through
please. Come on. Poppy's gone through to eat some poo.
The only reason she's gone through. Come on Bryn we won't go through there.
Yeah we're going back this way. Poppy you didn't think you were starved?
It's not like you didn't leave some of your dinner last night or the night
before eh? Because you did. Yes and you don't need
any extra dinner. You guys have got plenty. I'm coming
Molly. I'm coming. So is Ben. So is Bryn.
Oh you just about fell through that. I'm surprised you're in one piece.
Come on. What was all that about? I see you're not going any faster than a
walk. Yes she needs to be careful. She'll hurt
herself. You're getting too old for that sort of
stuff. Yes. You make sure she looks after herself
Brynley. You tell her what to do.
Molly's bum. Molly. Molly stand. Molly why would you listen to me?
Molly. Molly come. Nope. Oi. Yes. Here.
Try and catch your bum. She doesn't care. She's a rat bag. Very much a rat bag.
Look at it. As much as I took off there's still twice as much back on there.
Yes I know. Why am I shutting this gate? I don't know.
I don't know. I have no idea why I'm shutting this gate.
You know why I'm shutting the gate? Hey you.
Stand still. Let me get this off you. Stand.
Molly come here. Well I don't know what's on her front but
that's similar to what's on her back. She's still got stuff on her tail.
Stand still. Stand. Let me try and get some of this off you.
No I'm not going that way Opal. I'm going this way.
Come on. You are all going the wrong way. I'm going this way.
Have you got anything on your front Molly? You have.
Man. I can still feel something under here.
Right. Is that everything? I don't need it. You know you don't need to
bring the forest back. You just want to. Oh Poppy what are you
doing? Stand still. Poppy stand. You've decided to copy your
best mate. Yes I've got it off you. Poppy stand. Thank you.
Good girl. Now the pool is closed at the moment.
We've just have not had time to do much in there.
I knew she'd head off to the big paddock again.
So no swimming this time guys. Pool boys put his foot down. The pool is
closed. We need to get some stuff done around
here and if we're looking after the pool we don't have time to
do maintenance around here. These gates being one of them.
Hey we are getting some latches. I need to put latches on the list.
Actually what are you up to Opal? I thought we could break down one of
the other latches and just sort of jimmy something together but
no. He doesn't want to do that. He wants to put a new one in place.
I do get over buying all this new stuff and then having stuff that we could just
repair but it's very frustrating. Look at how bright the sun is coming
through there. There's Bea. Hi Bea. You waiting for us with
bridge? That's good that bridge keeps you
company isn't it? Very good. That's very good.
Hey look at all the leaves here. We're not gonna get this place cleaned up at
the moment are we? No. So we are back. I'm gonna
sit down and try and upload this video for everybody bridge. Hi.
And then they can see what we did.
My Friday date night with the hairies.
