Or take him out of the world.

@@distone2480 No. You don't kill an animal because of a disorder. Fuck off.

@@ZophiMichaels next time your in the ocean tell the shark not to eat ya cause ur disorder. Or tell the killer whales not to drown you just to play with your body as a social activity. The world is a cruel one. Not saying you should take the donkey out just for being aggressive.

@@distone2480 donkey are aggressive animals. He probably has a donkey to deter coyotes or other preditors from attacking other animals. He does need to feed the donkey separately but overall the donkeys job is to protect the other animals

You can tell he wanted to show how aggressive his donkey gets over food that's why he positioned the camera and only gave one bucket of feed to all the animals to force confrontation this is animal abuse period

The nature is life and death. The goat had enough space to run out but did not do it.

That's no farmer. Just a dude with pets and no knowledge of animal husbandry

Donkeys are so aggressive they really shouldn’t be kept with livestock unless really well trained.

@@RazielRodriguezz you are a big dummy arent you

@@RazielRodriguezz I have seen farmers leave donkeys with sheep in the field. They protect the sheep as if it is their own (!). Goats... Now that is what aggressive is made from. (But there will always be exceptions.)

@@candisehaury5800 I think you misunderstood something

I guess the guy likes losing money, must enjoy watching that donkey's aggression cost him livestock.

The nature is life and death. The goat had enough space to run out but did not do it. She totally igonred the donkey. This donkey can protect the whole pack from wild animals like coyotes. It is a good idea to keep him there.

Indeed. No one feeds a pack of dogs from same bowl.

@@niilespunkari8832 You can if you train your dogs not to be food aggressive. A food aggressive dog should not be the norm.

@@jonathanaugustin647 if you force dogs to fight with other dogs for their food, they be learn to be food-aggressive no matter what you failed to teach them.

Yea

I would’ve whipped the donkey with a fuckin belt.

@@distone2480 Or sent it to slaughter

@@floydsattitude9255 for donkey meat? Just wondering. Never heard of that kind of meat.

@@rjuarez555 yes donkey meat is very good, in north Italy we eat it with polenta

Goats are the biggest assholes ever. Imma call this a draw.

Number one: Saying you shouldn't feed different species of animals together is too broad. The farmer isn't going to build a seperate pen for every single animal that he owns. And lots of animals can get along well. Number two: Why not pour food on the ground? Should we place a table and serve them 3 course meals? Just spread out the food while pouring it on the ground. Number three: The farmer was in fact monitoring.

@@sjoerdvelzen8255 if your definition of monitoring is "sitting back and only getting off my ass once something goes wrong", then sure. notice how the donkey is obviously aggressive when he's supposed to be watching it? he had many chances to step in and prevent any loss. why even pretend to monitor your animals if you're gonna ignore all the warnings?

​@@sjoerdvelzen8255 number one: tho some get along you are blind if you don't see that clearly isn't the case here. If you can see the animal being aggressive and if you know this before hand then you need to separate and rather than stand there and watch the violence until someone is dead or hurt as clearly shown here get your butt out there as if the earth is caving in and remove the aggressive animal. No matter if Joe Shmoe's donkey gets along fine with goats down the street. That is no excuse to allow this to happen. This particular donkey needs to be kept from the others at least during feeding. That's not saying all that is just saying with these. Number two: ok if you wanna subject your animals to diseases, germs, and unsanitary conditions go ahead and put the feed on ground then eventually someone can report you for unsanitary inhumane animal conditions. Otherwise that's why not on the ground. They made troughs and feed buckets for a reason and the reason is same as why not on ground: because it is more sanitary and less likely to make your animals sick possibly from food and feces mixed together.

​@@capricedowsland3068 Stepping into the pen and handling an aggressive donkey is dangerous. Animals are resilliant to those common diseases and germs. That's why it's okay to put food on the ground for them. That's why animals can eat from the ground and humans eat from plates.

No money. It isn't all as simple as you imagine

@@azunkor422 only little food left since trump's presidency

The nature is life and death. The goat had enough space to run out but did not do it. She totally igonred the donkey.

augustrefuge doesn't kill it, goats do that when theyr scared, dont talk if you dont know

Goats do that when they get kicked in the head too lol. It specifically says the goat in the video got killed in the video description. Don't talk if you can't read.

augustrefuge who cares, don't you have somthing more important to do that talk to me? really

Bruno Vera WTF? You know shit. The donkey KICKED the goat you idiot.

Bruno Vera you fucked that right up

Stop saying that this was a farmers fault. The nature is life and death. The goat had enough space to run out but did not do it. She totally igonred the donkey. This donkey can protect the whole pack from wild animals like coyotes. It is a good idea to keep him there.

You are 100% correct

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That’s one meal, of which there are multiple in a day. Look at the animals. Not starving. Food just isn’t spread out enough

I've taken care of horses volunteering and farmer had a donkey that was like this the horses would not wanna be around him he was a really ass. The horses would knock over their food bin and kick the water buckets if the donkey was around.

You can always say the humans at fault but let's say technically the donkey killed the goat not the human .. speaking facts here

Donkey is In there because they naturally choose to fight dog like predators and usually win unless outnumbered so they are like a guard dog essentially. This one is food aggressive and the care taker choose to pour pretty much all the feed in 1 central spot. This is the caretakers fault and the well being of all the animals is supposed to be in his hands

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You can clearly hear that the little goat is making. (Out of breath) ge died

Severe head trauma. He went stiff. He likely died in the farmers arms.

Mutton is adult sheep, goat is just goat.

@@DapperDan1983 here in India mutton means goat meat, sheep meat is called lamb meat.

Mayank Malviya nobody cares what it’s called in Indian, goat is goat in English.

@@POTATO_IN_MY_ANUS relax, just because people hate you doesn't mean you have to spread hatred everywhere.

@@POTATO_IN_MY_ANUS shut up, racist. There's no language called "Indian," you ignorant colonizer.