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Words Matter - The Responsibility of Social Media Figures and Followers

7/25/2022

 
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“Bad Dog” “My guard dog killed a chicken” “badly bred” “disappointment” “enemy’ “my guard dog hates my white chicken” “failure”

Those are all words that have been used to describe a young female Maremma sheepdog puppy in the last two months or so. The puppy is now NINE MONTHS old. The person calling this PUPPY those horrible names is her owner, a prominent social media figure, with over half a million followers. I am the breeder of that puppy and I can assure you she is none of those things. Her parents are Livestock Guardian dogs on my farm, successfully guarding all of my livestock, including baby goats and poultry. She has siblings on farms all over the USA, also successfully guarding livestock. The puppy was born on my farm and properly socialized with goats, horses, chickens, ducks, geese, barn cats and other dogs from the day she was born. She lived with these animals, her siblings and with my other Maremmas 24/7, since she was born. She was mentored by several adult Maremmas, in addition to her parents, and by my dairy goats and other livestock, who are more experienced at training puppies than her new owner is. She was trained only with positive reinforcement training methods, including Puppy Culture and KPA Clicker Training. She was not yelled at or “corrected” for her normal puppy antics. Instead she was encouraged to make the right choices and rewarded when she did. She is a normal, healthy LGD puppy, who is behaving in a perfectly normal way for her age, and for how she is being managed and “trained”. (My definition of training is apparently different than Abby's owner's.)

​Now before I say more about the puppy and her owner I will address the elephant in the room. I’ll try to be brief because that’s not the focus of this post. It’s no secret that the puppy’s owner is very unhappy with me. He has been making derogatory videos of me for a few months now. Whereas his first videos of me were glowing with praise and calling me an ethical breeder, his latest videos have devolved into calling me a puppy mill. I'll just say there are a lot of facts he's leaving out of his videos and you can read about those in this post:

The True Story of Abby

​This post is not about how Abby came to be on a farm in Vermont or about hernias and breeding rights and such things. This is about how "entertainment" can have impacts that the producer may not have even thought about, and why that matters.

​Obviously Abby's owner is frustrated with her. He spends a lot of time comparing her to his first dog, who was "so easy" to train. I've been there myself. My first several Maremmas were very easy to train and it wasn't until I had been in the breed several years and both bred and trained several of my own puppies and bought dogs from several different breeders that I encountered dogs that frustrated me the way Abby seems to frustrate her owner. A lot of the problems I had with these dogs had to do with how they were socialized (or not) and trained by their owners as puppies. Some of those dogs were so difficult that I will never again buy a puppy unless I'm absolutely sure the breeder raises their puppies the way I do mine, nor will I stud out my dogs to someone who doesn't share my training style. But I discovered that even dogs from breeders who do everything "right" can be a challenge occasionally. They're not bad dogs. Just a bit too full of energy for their own good sometimes. A little too much tendency for the zoomies. But I know that these kinds of dogs often mature into the best LGD's, so it's worth being patient with them. Every dog has its strengths, if you're willing to look for them. Abby's groomer saw it when she remarked at how much more affectionate Abby is than her predecessor. (Of course her upbringing here had a lot to do with that, as did her breeding, which apparently isn't so bad, after all.)

​I have really learned a lot from working with all these different dogs from different breeders and backgrounds. I have a strong commitment to always keep my dogs and puppies with livestock and with a working dog partner, every minute of the day, but some of these dogs were very challenging. This one chases horses, that one harasses goats, the other one eats chickens (eats them!) and a couple of them fought with almost every dog I had. One would pick fights with adult dogs twice her size! There were a couple of dogs in particular from the same breeder that were so difficult I almost placed them in pet homes, but yet I couldn't just give up on them. I couldn't sell them as they were because that would just cause more problems for them and their owners, so I just had to weather the storm. So I just persisted, trying them with this dog or that, this stock or the other, bit by bit moving to more challenging (flightier) stock. And over time these dogs have made progress, mellowed and matured. They aren't ready to guard baby goats and they may never be, but they are getting better every day.

What I didn't do and would never do, is go out and make a video labelling these dogs as "failures", "disappointments", "bad dogs" or even "chicken killers", even though some of them did kill a lot of chickens. They aren't bad dogs. They aren't failures. Some are dogs who didn't get the kind of start I consider "proper" from their breeders. Some are dogs that got a great start but, like some children, just have more energy and a wicked sense of humor. (One dog used to love chasing my ducks until they flew around the pasture, but yet she matured into a dog that would literally nurse a baby goat.) It would be highly unfair of me to compare one of them to my easy "perfect" Polar. Polar is a dog I bred and trained and she has literally never so much as chased a chicken, even as a puppy. She is my most trusted LGD, even above her parents, who are great LGD's. Of course I wish the other dogs were more like her, but they aren't her. They have their own strengths and I try to find and appreciate those.

Abby's owner has not learned to do this, or doesn't see why it matters. More and more in his videos, as his frustration with Abby grows, he compares her to his "perfect" first dog, who was "so easy to train". He's gone from saying Abby is "full of energy" to "she has a bad temperament". But she does NOT have a bad temperament! In fact, she was the most mellow, most biddable puppy in her litter and even the owners of the more rambunctious or headstrong puppies in the litter have never complained about them. (There were 8 pups in the litter.) Of course, here on my farm Abby spent her time running free with other dogs and puppies, as well as goats and horses and (under supervision) poultry. At her new home she's locked up by herself in a small kennel most of the time. At my farm she was trained only with positive training methods. Her new owner seems to prefer electric fences and lots of yelling, from what I've seen, though there may be other things going on off camera that I don't see. The truth is that Abby's owner simply doesn't have the skills or experience to handle an "average" LGD puppy, like Abby. He needed a really easy puppy, like Polar, or one of her puppies. But I didn't realize that and trusted that he would either know how to train any dog, or would seek help and advice from me, since I give lifetime support to my puppy owners. He did not. Not once.

​What I see in the videos (when I can bring myself to watch them, but I feel I owe it to Abby to keep tabs on her) is an owner that's becoming more and more frustrated and seems to be taking it out on Abby, and on me. His videos get meaner and more negative each time. He says he's going to keep Abby, even though she's a "failure". I'm not sure why someone would keep a dog they deem a failure other than for two reasons. They really, really love the dog, or they are making a lot of money off of her, selling "bad dog" videos. And since I can't fathom making such a video about any of my dogs well....

When Abby's owner posted the first negative video about her I immediately contacted him and offered to buy her back, plus reimburse him for all expenses and pay all expenses to ship her back to me. It was easily a $10,000 offer. He told me he was going to keep her but I could pay him $4000. I'm not sure why he thought I owed him $4000 or how he thought me paying him would help him or Abby, but I declined. Now in two months he's gone from calling her a "disappointment" to a "failure". What will he call her next, and when will he finally say enough? I would like to state, for the record, that my offer to buy Abby back still stands, and will stand for the rest of her life. Maybe if he gets frustrated enough he will send her home and he can buy a new, easier dog. Hopefully it will be before it's too late for Abby.
But if he truly loves her and wants to keep her for that reason then I can respect that. I just wish he would do two things. Hire a PROFESSIONAL LGD trainer like Cindy Benson, KPA CTP, to help train Abby. Cindy offers Zoom training so she could work with Abby and her owner remotely. It would make a huge difference for both of them, I'm sure, and would make everyone happy.

​And I wish he would stop painting Abby, this wonderful 9 month old puppy, as a failure. Not just because Abby deserves an owner who loves and cherishes her enough that he would only speak respectfully and lovingly of her, but because of the impact these videos will have - are having - on other puppies and dogs just like Abby. Perfectly normal, high energy, rambunctious puppies, teenaged LGD's. Ones who sometimes chase goats and maybe occasionally kill a chicken or two (it really doesn't doom a dog), and who frustrate their owners with their antics. What Abby's owner doesn't realize is that a lot of people consider him a "expert" in LGD's, even though he's only trained one very pliable and easygoing LGD before getting Abby. Some of his fans even seem to consider him a god. And when their god says his perfectly normal 9 month old LGD puppy is a "failure" a lot of them are going to look at their own perfectly normal puppies and dogs and decide the same thing. Only maybe they can't afford to keep a "failed" LGD as a pet. So instead they will cut their losses and get rid of their dog so they can start over with a "better" one. They'll dump their puppy at the pound, on the street or sell it to the highest bidder on Craigslist. And we all know where fates like those lead. You mark my words, if Abby's owner continues to paint her as a failure rescues will overflow and innocent dogs and puppies will die.

Before I ever sold Abby to her owner I was warned by the head of the largest Maremma rescue in America that her owner could adversely affect the breed. Here is what she told me:
"This dude is an unknown with an unregistered dog and half a million followers.... This is a time bomb to me after all of these years of educating folks on the rescue page. I had 70 people ask to join the rescue today. (After his first video of Abby came out.) Also remember - this is his first Maremma." and then she added, "And the information he disseminates can really help us or mislead people - you know how vital experience and knowledge is. These dogs are not for everyone."

At the time I thought she was wrong and was harshly judging Abby's owner. Now I wish I had paid more attention to her words. She knew what I didn't understand. That a man with a following like his truly could hold lives in his hands. That is a responsibility that even he may not realize. Maybe it really hasn't occurred to him how his videos about Abby could affect dogs like her. My hope is that he will come to realize it and will change his message. Will use his talents to truly educate people and advocate for Abby and dogs like her. That he will realize that Social Media Figures, no matter how big or small, have a great responsibility to those they serve. And they do serve others, after all. These people are giving their time to their favorite YouTubers, TikTokers or whatever. Those social media figures need to be held accountable.

And that's the other side of the coin. If your "god" says or does something you don't feel is right, such as calling a puppy a "failure" then hold them accountable! Challenge them, question them, tell them how you feel. Tell them the impact their words and videos are having and if you're not ok with it let them know. If they are deserving of your time and attention they will listen and do what's right. And if they are not, there's a simple solution. Unsubscribe, unfollow, unlike. You do not owe your celebrity anything. They owe you everything. You made them and you can unmake them, and don't ever let them forget it.
Ruth Kessler
7/27/2022 07:20:37 pm

I work with a rescue here in Vict. Australia. His negative words as reported do not only effect peoples's perception in the US and your Maremma community but dogs in other countries. From my distance this person needs to learn to manage and mentor properly and not blame the dog which seems to have had a good start in life unlike so many that come through the rescues. Good luck in your endeavours.

Kim
7/29/2022 09:45:49 pm

You are so right! That’s why I am trying to spread the word. What he’s saying about one innocent puppy could have a detrimental effect on others.

Jane
8/2/2022 12:46:37 pm

The breeder is overreacting and taking things out of context. Clearly the owner of abbey loves her very much and is just disappointed with how she has not been as suitable for his farm as initially hoped and as the breeder recommended. As the owner even cried for a chicken that died he’s not gonna hurt abbey. He loves animals

Sandra
8/2/2022 09:31:50 am

There was a breakdown in communication, Abby's owner was not clear about his needs, and was too narrowly focused on "breeding" dogs and not the full aspect of temperament and "drive" capabilities. Just because dog T is great with "birds" does not equal that all dogs of the same breed are great with birds.

If (and he might finally get it) he puts his focus on guarding the larger livestock, like the cattle, and I guess eventually some sheep (?) Abby will do great. She has that in her already.

Dogs are individuals while as a breed there maybe innate traits, not all Golden Retrievers are "gun dogs" or even great waterfowl dogs.

Grace
8/2/2022 04:08:08 pm

He clearly stated what his intentions were.

Nieszaw
8/2/2022 10:31:26 am

OK so lemme get this straight. Abby was perfectly trained and nothing was wrong, but being transported to Vermont caused her to spontaneously develop immense desire to chase down and maul poultry as well as develop health issues. Sis, it don't add up.

Kim
8/2/2022 06:29:29 pm

There is no such thing as a perfectly trained puppy. It is a “started” puppy. Livestock guardian dogs are not mature until they are at least two years old. So calling a nine month old puppy a failure is irresponsible.

Nieszaw
8/2/2022 11:37:09 pm

Can you point me to a video, preferably timestamped, where he called her a failure?

Dayany
8/2/2022 11:21:26 am

Why are you mad that he said my guard dog killed a chicken? Lol yeah Abby did kill a chicken, but that’s not him saying she is a bad dog. He made a mistake and Abby ended up killing a chicken. We live and we learn. I recommend you to actually watch his videos and not just read his video titles.

Julie
8/2/2022 12:28:25 pm

Please, please follow your own advice as depicted in your caption. You are taking a very personal stance on this. Abby is no longer your dog. He's speaking to his experiences with her NOW and her problematic medical issue which he took seriously and chose not to breed her. As a responsible buyer, he contacted you with his concerns -- as he should. YOU bring attention to yourself by posting all this on your website which, quite frankly, does not serve YOU well. Your potential customers are NOT seeking out his Youtube page to learn more about you and your business but you invited them in to now seek it out and you tarnish yourself with bitterness. I will assume that you can and should be better than this. Keeping everything up on your page keeps the obvious pain you are feeling alive. You are now receiving attention and sadly ,due to your own actions, it's not positive.

Kim
8/5/2022 07:15:06 pm

That’s just it! He never contacted me with his concerns, ever. He never did. He just started making videos to incite his fans to attack me. In the first video he made was the one about the hernia. Go to that video and read the comments. That video was made in May and that is when his fans started calling me unethical, puppy mill, rip off artist, all that stuff. It started with that video. And that is exactly when I reached out to him and asked him why he was allowing his fans to trash me all over his YouTube channel. And he told me he was not responsible for what his fans said. I do not believe that. He is responsible for what they say because he paints a picture for them to believe and to elicit certain response from them. He knew exactly what he was doing. And he never once reached out to me and ever said he was concerned about Abby‘s temperament or her hernia or anything else. Not once asked him to show you when he reached out to me. He didn’t. It is highly unfair to decide that someone has wronged you but not go to them and try to reconcile with them but instead to go and try to get others to turn against them. That is wrong. If you have a problem with someone you should tell them. Then if they refuse to discuss it with you or make amends or whatever it is then you can say something about it but to just start turning people against someone when you never even gave them the opportunity to make things right with you is very wrong.

Jane
8/2/2022 12:50:48 pm

Yeah words matter. You shouldnt be slandering the owner of abbey either. It sounds like youre just being super defensive, taking words wayyy out of context and trying to manipulate them to make the owner of abbey a huge villain
His videos were not a campaign to attack you, but honest day to day vlogs of how training abbey has been

Melissa
8/2/2022 12:53:14 pm

I just posted this on Morgan's latest video addressing all of this insanity - I'm not going to write a different paragraph but for anyone interested in this whole thing, go watch the actual videos - they do not say what this blog is claiming they say.---
I read a few of the blogs and WOW... you were much calmer in this video than I would have been. The fact that an adult human business owner is willing to write multiple novellas about this situation is absurd on its own. But she's just straight up lying in half of it. Obviously some of this is he-said/she-said, but if she's willing to completely lie about things you've said in videos (which we can all fact check...) then how the fuck is she expecting people to believe the rest of it? It's like she read the titles of two videos - didn't bother watching any of them - and based on that she's accusing you of being responsible for dead puppies??? If she believes the things she's saying then she needs mental help. If she doesn't, she needs a PR person and a conscience. I'm just stunned by how aggressive she's being about things you haven't done. Like a whole blog about you calling Abby a failure when your entire video was about how she isn't a failure? It's all just fucking ridiculous. (And not that I was planning to, but I certainly wouldn't ever consider trusting her to the point that I would purchase a dog from her - if she's willing to lie about you and the potential genetic issues and Abby's temperament and and and and...Good grief!)

Come At Me
8/2/2022 01:36:04 pm

As someone coming from a family who breeds working dogs, but has spent years training rescue dogs to do the same things, as well or better, it sounds a lot like the breeder is willing to breed dogs without any real concern for the puppies she produces.

Why would you sell an unaltered female dog to the owner of an unaltered, "unregistered" male dog without a contract that explicitly excludes breeding?

Why would you sell a dog that had the slightest potential of a genetic defect with breeding rights of any kind? Especially a hernia, which is one of the most common inherited defects in any kind of animal.

Why would you continue to breed pairings when they themselves show or continually produce dogs with undesirable behaviors?

Why would you breed in an environment where defects are known to occur due to environment? If you'd know a dog was going to whelp, why wouldn't you call a vet, or an ag extension office to all of it was a risk?

Why would you treat a newborn puppy with a topical medication made for an entirely different classification of animal without consulting a vet?

This whole situation stinks of backyard breeding.

Marek
8/3/2022 09:20:51 pm

Shhh, focus on the big baddie making videos about dog. He is meanie. Protect the clear victim. Never question the narrative of people who write blog posts, what do you think, someone would go out on the internet and write lies?! Preposterous.

Kim
8/5/2022 07:17:34 pm

You obviously have absolutely no clue what you’re talking about.

There is a contract that specifically states no breathing. He signed it.

Everything else you said is garbage.

Micha
8/2/2022 02:19:19 pm

Your twisted opinion on this blog post is shameful for a person in this industry. Many of the comments and allegations you made against Abby are completely out of context and untrue. I honestly hope you have the decency to remove these posts or at least change it to reflect the truth.

Ps. Please learn how to use quotation marks

F
8/2/2022 05:19:00 pm

"4 months of solitary confinement." Abby is literally in the middle of the farm, when in her kennel, and runs around with the owner and the other LGD all the time, she has never been in "solitary confinement" what is WRONG with you??

KJ
8/3/2022 02:25:14 am

When I started to read your posts I really wanted to side with you because I have my own issues with Morgan, but the way you’re trying to claim he is going to hurt or kill Abby really isn’t okay. I don’t think you believe that at all.
He never actually agreed that she is a failure etc etc, if you’d watched the videos you’d have seen he said the opposite. Id rather she isn’t stuck in an pen but as a dog who currently kills poultry it wouldn’t be safe to have her roaming the farm. And the electric fences aren’t for the dogs…

Kim
8/3/2022 03:18:18 am

I never said he’s going to kill Abby. Obviously if I thought that I would be doing more than writing blog posts. I said “other puppies could die” because of these irresponsible blog posts. And I believe that with all my heart because I understand all too well how people already think about LGD’s, and how high the failure rate is. If a guy with so many followers is saying his 9 month old puppy is a failure I can guarantee you some people will decide the same about their puppies and will dump them at the dog pound, or to some other bad fate. That’s just how human nature works. People are always looking for the easy out and the excuse.

I also absolutely know there’s a better way that she could be managed than locking her up by herself. Why do I know? Because I have other dogs that are much, much more difficult than Abby that I got from another breeder. I didn’t fully understand the difference in how she raises her pups and how I raise mine until I got them home. Those dogs have been so problematic. They have injured or even killed multiple animals. They fight with other dogs. They are very difficult. One of them is 14 months old and the other is 18 months old. I have had them since they were 4 months old. And they have never once spent a day in isolation. They have lived with at least one other dog and with some kind of livestock every day since I brought them home. I had to work very hard to find stock they could be safe with and dogs they got along with, but I did it, because I was committed to making things work for them. To doing things right. And little by little they have made progress. They can be trusted with increasingly more “tricky” livestock. They are learning how to behave appropriately with stock and other dogs. So I know if I can do it with those dogs anyone can do it. They have to be willing to try.

But even if he can’t manage her and work hard like I have to set up a better place for her at least he shouldn’t be blaming her and claiming she has a bad temperament when it’s really his management of her that’s to blame. I can’t explain it to people who just don’t get it, but it’s how he’s “training” her and her living conditions that are to blame.

I’m not saying he’s beating her and I’m not saying he doesn’t care about her. But that doesn’t mean she’s not suffering, and it doesn’t mean his criticism of her is fair. Not at all.

KJ
8/4/2022 05:27:30 am

You said that you “fear he will do something to her” more than once. Let’s not play games.

Mark
8/4/2022 10:17:12 pm

You have explicitly stated he is going to cause her to die for clicks. How does it feel having tried to cause damage to his business by writing a blog post for people to go and harass him as well as call for people to abandon him, spreading lies about what he did or what you presume he did, compare him to the orange buffoon and his followers to Jan6 riot (PEOPLE DIED KIM, JESUS). Dude's got ADHD and you keep on egging him on with your incessant accusations because it gives you clicks on your own blog when he's making videos to get an outlet. Californians are amazing creatures, always looking to make a gain on someone else's shortcomings.

Hmm
8/5/2022 02:04:03 am

You have insinuated more than once that Morgan is going to injure, kill, or make Abby disappear. That's nasty. Morgan would never harm his animals and the fact you would spin the situation to make it seem so is incredibly malicious. Get a grip.

L
8/3/2022 03:21:24 am

Yet again, playing the victim. Poor little you. & again, Abby is HIS dog, not yours.

You're trying to be so manipulative, playing the victim, poor you evil him. Support me vilify him. Mental help, you need it. Badly.

J
8/3/2022 08:59:50 am

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What video and time stamp did he call her a failure?


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