I know I'm never going to buy a cow , lol . but I do love these videos . Thank you .

My vet travels over half the state of Virginia, and always let's me know when there's animals or AI being offered at the local farms with good reputation. So, always ask your vet if you have a good one.

What I've gathered from watching your videos is that dexter cattle seem gentle and good natured. When I eventually buy my farm I'll definitely be raising dexter cattle.

These videos from Pete are so helpful regarding the Dexters.. thanks a lot

Pete, ive watched you for a coulpe years! Thank you!

The Dexter breed seems like a good fit for our small farm. We have approximately 5 acres available for pasture. I like the fact that they seem to be so gentle.

Love that advice at the end, "make the leap"

We really enjoyed this video. We are thinking about getting a few dexter cows and I found this helpful. Keep up the good work and God bless you all

Thank you, thank you, thank you for this video. I am new to cattle and the Dexter is the breed I have chosen to begin with. I am a new sub and very grateful to you for sharing your knowledge. I look forward to more videos.

I have a small Farm in SC. We have 12 Dexters now and looking to add 3 bred heifers this year or 3 bred cows with heifer calves. Love your videos, and are actually putting a lot of your info into practice on our farm now. Thank you for what you do!!

Thanks Pete. I got on ADCA website and read some articles on latest newsletter. I found map and 2 members here in Region 4 (Calif) that are less than 10 miles from me and contact info of area manager. Going to learn more do ready in spring.

thank ya fer the advice an tips,, have a blessed an safe new year,,, thank ya fer the video

We are planning on buying a few head of Dexter come spring time. We have the space but vegitation is limited because we just started. I've watched a lot of your videos and have learned quite a bit from you. Thank you for what you do.

Just found your channel subscribed after looking at 2nd video. Thanks for sharing your information. I look forward to seeing your channel grow.

I just found your channel and very interested in getting Dexters! Staying tuned for more videos new friend! God bless

thank you for the videos, your awesome! jokes are..... ok lol we live up in montreal and are planing to buy a home with land, hope to have our own dexters in the next 3 yrs!!! keep up the good work!!!

Very good information, thank you!

I want to clear up one thing said in the video. The only required genetics for registration is the genotype for ADCA which enables sire or parental verification. Many do check for chondroplasia and PHA or prove that their stock does not carry these things by parental verification in their lines that were previously checked. Registration does not require proof that an animal doesn't carry these genes. PDCA does not require any genetic testing. They do encourage it.

So informative! We are very interested in raising a couple Dexters....this has really sealed the deal!

Great video, very informative. Thank you for sharing.

You have so much great info! Thank you for taking the time to share. I have learned tons from you!

This is very helpful! We're going to visit a farm and look at some dexters. Hopefully we'll purchase some!

Hi Pete: I’m a new subscriber. I found you by accident, and I stayed because I enjoyed your choice of topics, style of exposition and production values. I must have watched 30 episodes before I realized that we’re neighbors. (Your tour of the Farmers’ Market was a big clue - I’m a few miles down Rte 34, near the Rogues Harbor Inn). I’m looking forward to trying your product. Keep the videos coming.

Excellent content. Thanks.

Great Advice.

The cattle you listed as far as pricing goes seems to be very reasonable. Now I can’t speak for today’s inflation but seeing as a purebred golden retriever (AKC registered and shots and all that) go for anywhere between $1,000-$1,500 depending on the coat color and lineage. We raised dogs for awhile, that’s how I know this. Ours went for that much but we never really charged $1,500 it was too much so we found like a good medium. Sometimes in certain cases we would lower the price for certain customers and if there were any health problems like a heart murmur or something. And sometimes give two for one 😂 all depends. We were very reasonable with our prices and it wasn’t all about the money. In fact, my mom only started doing this bc she found there to be a lack of QUALITY golden retrievers in our state. One could get nearly any dog out of Lancaster (aka puppy mill area) but then you’re forfeiting quality over quantity. We valued quality over quantity. We still have most of our breeding dogs bc they weren’t a money making breeding machine, they are our family even if we don’t breed them anymore. I still wouldn’t buy a dog from someone who discards dogs after they’ve hit their breeding prime (like puppy mills do) I’m so glad we’re done with the dog breeding now. I can’t wait for my dogs to become farm dogs! Living it up on the farm and coming along on chores 😂

Another great video Pete, thanks for sharing!

Thank you so much Sir!

Looking at three Dexters and the price seems fair for three heifers. He is asking $500 each. Thoughts? They are 15, 8, and 9 months old. They look healthy and this would be the start of our beef herd. We have Highlands and Belted Galloways for our cow/calf herd. Thanks.

Great info Pete👍👍👍👍

I love your videos thank you

Thanks again for your help Pete.

Thank you very much for the info

Just an idea 💡. You should have a bloopers and funny moments with you and your farm animals.

We have micro mini jersey steers, we love them. Only for pets

Right now our family group has Beefmasters and Angus, but we plan to get some Dexters for ourselves in about a year.

Great informative video.. Have bought in E. Tennessee, would love to find a REPUTABLE breeder/seller nearby.

this is good info

I found 2 sources one is about a 4.5 hour drive and one is a 2.5 hour drive, but they wanted way more than you said.... and neither were registered, so I will keep looking... I live in East Texas where everything is about BIG!!! beef cows but I only have about 15 acres so I want to raise a smaller cow , I really do appreciate all of your info, oh and I want a smaller cow because I am legally blind and I dont want a huge cow

So, how do Dexter Cattle compare to "Mini Jersey" cattle? I suppose Mini-Jersey is more for milking -- and Dexter is for beef.

Your cattle seem like sweethearts.

Im new to dexter just picked up a couple of steer calfs around 8 months old. Do you do hoof care. The reason i bought dexter was your channel and farm. These are our first cattle. Any other tips and i would be thankful.

Pete I would like to purchase a bred cow with calf from you. I would like a good udder because milking might be an option. Just for my personal use. I would like to discuss it with you this summer.

Thanks. Very informative. I have 2 questions. First, if you look at someone's cattle and decide that you don't like what you see, how do you say "not interested" in a respectful way. Second, do you have any videos to help folks who may want to raise only one or Dexters (for example, for food) know what they will need in terms of barn space, pasture, food, vet bills, etc?

Bravo

My wife is form Syracuse we come over that way quite a bit I'm very interested in the Dexter's would be great to come down and visit.

How much do Dexter and South Poll Cattle have in common? Thanks, Tim in northern TN

How much do you typically pay for a mature bull

Do you milk your Dexters? If so how is their milk compared to a Jersey’s or Milking Devon’s?

You can't eat registered papers.

Your so interesting

Sammy sure likes you

Hi Pete, I like your videos they are very informative and interesting to watch. Keep doing this good work. How many Dexter would you suggest to keep on 10 acres ? Greetings from Alberta, Canada.

i am stuck between jersey or dexter ??

Where is your garden?

Can you steer me in the right direction for me, I’m a Disabled Veteran and in a power wheelchair so I believe Dexter cattle would be perfect for me. I live in East Texas. Thank You and God Bless- Jerry M

Did u ever consider the lowline angus?

4:52 RIP Prudence T.T

It just occurred to me! Sammy the bull! As in Gravano?! Lol Was that intentional, Pete?

Prices in Canada??? double those numbers, plus input costs are higher. Ouch.

You do realy know about Dexter cattle

What do you think about white Dexter cattle

What area are you in

3:45 Black, Done, or red? Are you saying D-O-N-E?

Is your YT channel monetized? You dont seem to have ADs

it said this was made 6 months ago but i guess youtube is glitching for me right now

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Good grief, I have spent much more for a fish! !!!!!!

Lots of farms are poorly kept. I guess you don’t have to buy cattle or anything else from them but I’d refrain from judgement otherwise. You don’t know their story

Most of your information has truth and solidarity, however you share a lot of your information as facts in picking dexters. Your personal preference shouldn't be made into facts in how to purchase a cow. Different people don't require a cow to come up and give him a hug for example. Just my $0.02

Thank you so much Sir!

Thank you so much Sir!