A dozen horses running together looked a little scary.
It was hard to imagine what kind of scene it would be like when ten thousand horses galloped.
But now was not the time to think about such things.
Dilareba quickly asked when she saw the horses run out of the cubicle.
"You let the horses out just like that. Aren't you afraid that they will run away?”
Chu Yang had also mounted Mo Yun at this time. He smiled and replied when he heard this.
"Of course not, isn't there a strong wind?”
As soon as he finished speaking, Gale ran over from somewhere.
Seeing the horse running around in the stable, it barked a few times.
"Woof! Woof woof!"
The sound of the wind seemed to be magical, and the horses all stopped after hearing it.
This scene had happened in the sheep pen before.
However, when they saw it again, the viewers in the live broadcast room were still surprised.
This was too ridiculous. A sheep could be controlled, but a horse could also be controlled?
Who can tell me why these horses are so obedient to Gale?
Although I know the herdsmen, it's hard for me to answer your question. After all, the shepherd dogs I've seen aren't like Gale, who can stop the livestock with a few barks.
It was no wonder that the audience felt that it was ridiculous. Gale's ability was indeed magical.
What was even more magical was that how did the wind know what Chu Yang was calling it for?
Dilareba was also thinking about this question.
Unfortunately, he couldn't figure it out, so he could only ask honestly.
"Why did Gale know that you called him over to control these horses when you whistled?”
"It's very simple. Gale can hear the meaning of the whistle.”
"Ah?"
"For example, a long whistle is to drive the livestock back to the shed, a short whistle is to keep the livestock from moving, a slower whistle is to move freely, and a faster whistle is to keep them from getting lost. Of course, there are more than these four types of whistles.”
Chu Yang didn't hide anything. Instead, he directly told them the reason.
After all, this was no secret. Many herders would use whistles to give orders to their shepherd dogs.
However, ordinary shepherd dogs could only understand 30 whistles, while Gale could understand several times more whistles!
After listening to Chu Yang's explanation, Dilareba finally understood why Jifeng knew what to do.
The viewers in the live broadcast room also came to a realization. However, some of them seemed to be thinking from a tricky angle.
After hearing Brother Chu's words, I feel that I can't be a herdsman anymore.
Upstairs, why did you say that?
Think about it. There are so many whistles. If the dog hasn't learned them yet, I'll probably forget them all.
Ah, this…seemed to make sense. If he had a bad memory, he really couldn't be a herdsman.
……
With the help of Gale, the following matters were much simpler.
Chu Yang asked it to first drive the horse to the sheep pen, and then let all the sheep out.
With the addition of dozens of sheep, the team instantly became huge.
But this was not the end.
After leaving the sheep pen, Chu Yang went to the cowshed.
After releasing the dozen cows, he walked to the last shed.
Seeing the animals in the shed, Dilareba couldn't help but say.
" Camel?!"
Dilareba's hometown was the place with the most camels in the Dragon Country, so she was not surprised to see camels.
She was just thinking.
This was the prairie, so why would they raise camels?
The reason why there were so many camels in her hometown was because it was close to the desert.
Then why did Chu Yang raise camels?
Not to mention her, even the audience in the live broadcast room could not understand.
Brother Chu raised camels? Was he raising them for fun?
What was so fun about camels? They couldn't run as fast as horses.
The key question was, could camels adapt to the grassland climate?
The audience asked one question after another.
It was a pity that Chu Yang couldn't see any of the bullet comments, so he couldn't answer them.
However, he could still answer Dilareba's doubts.
"Don't be surprised. The herdsmen who live in the depths of the grasslands basically raise a few camels.”
"Compared to horses, camels are far superior in terms of weight bearing capacity and endurance.”
"You should have heard of the saying that a horse would die from looking at the mountain, but there is no saying that a camel would die from looking at the mountain.”
"Therefore, many times, camels are more useful than horses.”
"When winter comes, camels will be the priority when traveling.”
This explanation could be said to be very detailed.
After Dilareba understood, she no longer acted surprised.
She didn't have any obsession with camels.
After all, she had ridden a camel many times when she was young.
However, with the addition of camels, the number of livestock in this team had exceeded three digits.
In the past, when he watched herding on television, he didn't even think that a few thousand were a lot.
However, in reality, he was surrounded by hundreds of livestock. It would be a lie to say that he was not flustered.
Fortunately, the presence of the wind calmed Dilareba's heart.
At this moment, Chu Yang suddenly said to her,"
"Grasp the reins and lean forward.”
Dilareba didn't understand what he was saying.
However, she still obediently did as she was told. After all, Chu Yang had never lied to her so far.
As she tightened her grip on the reins, Chu Yang also whistled.
This whistle was loud and distant, a tone that he had never heard before.
Just as Dilareba was guessing what the whistle meant, Gale had already made his move.
It came to the back of the team and shouted twice.
"Woof!"
"Woof!"
Hearing these two barks, the originally quiet team instantly became restless.
The livestock started running forward almost at the same time.
This was not the main point.
The key was that the white horse beneath Dilareba also rushed out.
At this moment, she finally understood why Chu Yang had asked her to hold on tightly to the reins.
If she had not done so, she would have fallen off the horse.
Even though she hadn't fallen off the horse, Dilareba still cried out in surprise.
She had never ridden such a fast horse before, so she was a little nervous.
However, as time passed, the nervousness slowly subsided.
After realizing that there was no danger, she began to enjoy the feeling of galloping.
At the same time, Chu Yang also drove the black cloud to catch up.
"How does it feel to ride a fast horse?"
Dilareba's riding skills were limited, so she didn't dare to turn her head to answer the question.
She could only look ahead and shout at the same time.
"It feels very good!"
"That's good! Good luck! I'll wait for you in front."
Leaving behind this sentence, Chu Yang began to drive Mo Yun at full speed.
Very quickly, the gap between him and Dilareba widened.
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