Closer up footage of our resident wombat. Dogs barking in the back ground - again!

I don't know if he's male or female. Sorry video got cut off.

This wombat lives on our property - rather we share a home. We know of 4 burrows, I suspect it uses only 3 of these burrows. One is on the neighbours property just beyond the fence. It has gotten used to us. It doesn't seem scared of me or the horses, but does run past the dog that is more earnest in his protestations. It doesn't like to dilly dally with that one. It seems to know the dogs are restrained and cannot get down there.

I'm working on the dogs to stop barking. One of the dogs in particular has a particular bark and I know it's the wombat. If I supervise them, they stop barking. It's impossible to film and keep them quiet. I plan to have them trained to stop barking. It just takes time.

I thought the wombat may have mange, but looking at the video, it looks like mud.

The horses were following me while I was filming our wombat.
https://youtu.be/9XCHpZdAfGs

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