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Have you tried cryotherapy with the horse?

Do you have anything against crops? I I personally have nothing against using spurs and crops using a Martingale. I’m not in a position to try to train my horse to be able to be written without tack, but I think where you’re coming from can make sense, and I really have nothing against it everybody trans in different ways and I feel like as long as you use spurs safely it’s OK as long as it doesn’t end up in abuse it’s OK but also I’m not anybody to hate on you. I think it makes sense to ride your horses beautifully you train Tucker so well, so there really is nothing I can do to change your mind and there’s something I wanted you to change your mind I just wanna mention that I love how good you are at this and you are here saying it’s OK if you use burns it’s OK if you choose a martingale and it’s OK if you want to use a crop that’s all fine but for me I prefer to get to a position where I don’t have to use any contact where I can be in the safest situation whatsoever and make sure that my horse is as comfortable as possible. And I really love that about you. I’m just so grateful that you’re making this channel! Also, what do you think about a bit? Do you usually ride bittless

I been riding for a while now and I came here hoping to learn how to jump

Horse wins but dog won fetch 😂

Cooop ❤❤

I really think beginners should ONLY jump under an instructor's guidance for at least several weeks. Jumping is not just "can be a little bit more risky," it IS riskier no doubt about it. But it is definitely fun! Also, you said to get in your two-point at the base of the jump, but I have always been told to do it several strides away.

I really appreciate you making this follow-up video! Something that you seem to keep coming back to is that the horse "doesn't want to do something." Unless it's strictly for safety purposes (like being able to load on a trailer), we need to recognize that we have a partnership with the horse. Just because the rider wants to do something, doesn't mean it's enjoyable or comfortable for the horse. We should want the horse to be happy and calm and put their well-being first. They're animals with feelings and desires, and generally they are doing humans a huge favor by allowing us to put them in very unnatural and vulnerable positions. Many trainers will use harsh methods (such as adding more equipment) and teach their students that it's "the way it's done." Many harmful practices are allowed in competitions as well. But that doesn't mean they're right. If you feel bad hitting a horse with a crop or making them bleed with spurs or a special bridle, that's because it's wrong - no matter what your trainer might say. There is some re-learning that people need to do as a result of what they were taught. I highly recommend following Milestone Equestrian on Facebook for some excellent commentary on these issues. And I also recommend always using POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT. It's the best way to get a horse to be willing and excited to work and learn.

This was an interesting video, and I so have been trying to explain to people not to put the fly traps in where the horses are, since it does attract flies. And the other thing I’ve never understood is why you put apple cider vinegar in the repellent and yet, it’s also in some thing that attracts flies. That’s another video I’m sure anyhow the only reason I’m really texting is I have been told by several vets. Do not use oil on your horse in the summer if they don’t have any shade continually because they can sunburn especially falls FOALS.

I still do these heel mistakes due to the stress of the riding lessions.

Step one: Get a Duck

3:22 Ooooo raccoon….. or is that a cat? 😆

Who makes the green brush.

I put 2-3 cups of ACV in gallon jug and fill rest with water. Then I pour 1/2-1 cup over feed daily. About first part of April I add 3-5 garlic cloves to gallon jug mix. Garlic smell combined with ACV makes the horses blood/smell less attractive to flies and gnats. Essential oils that help are geranium, clove, cedar, peppermint, citronella. I use neem oil, the above essential oils, water in spray bottle just have to shake well a lot to keep it mixed up. You can make a cream/gel using the above without water added. To make it thicker you can use aloe Vera gel or solid type coconut oil. You just have to let the coconut oil sit in sun to liquify, mix oils in well and then put inside cool place to harden back up. The neem or coconut oil stays on well without any added soap/surfacant. Caveat is any type of oil can help cause sunburn on white face markings so sunscreen is advised.

Literally so true!!

Your husband is so thoughtful. Love the gift ideas he bought for you and the horses.🤗

What a beautiful horse.😍😎

"did I do it" from Lisa was was funny when she jumped the jump

Oh he is soooo Beautiful.😍

I went through that with my white Bull Terrier who had cancer. When he started vomiting that was more than enough for me. He was 15 yrs and the last act of kindness is the best we can do for them. Bless your compassionate heart.❤

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Just google marwari horse

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WHEN THEY WORTH IT , COSTS DONT MATTER😊

I love your outlook! I’ve been doing most of these things with my lease horse for 6 months now and it’s been going very well ❤ in fact I can’t wait to see him today 😍

Easy! You “horse around” 👍

I need to release the knee grip! I do this also when cantering so I’m very stiff. Working on that right now 🤞🏻

Great video!! It’s helped me already in my first little cross jumps! Thank you so much ❤

THERE GONNA NEED TO BE A PROFESSIONAL TEAM OF CARETAKERS😊

I’ll definitely try these techniques on my horse. The horse which I definitely own..

I noticed you doing it more at the end, but sitting a couple steps before the jump is much easier! It gives you a better estimate of when your horse will take off too!! Also, try to release a little bit, it will make your horse more willing to do everything!❤ great job!❤

Fun to see the process and progress. 😊

Tucker is saying "you know where i wanna be scratched baby! get to it and be as rough as you want!" No, but really their favorite is when you lick their gooch. in fact i am rather like a horse that way.

Well, that's some horseplay alright

should I keep light feet while jumping or can I put more weight into the stirrups?

One of my girls shows affection by trying to eat my coat 😂

What do you use for treats?

Cute rider but she needs 2 point and 3 point position instruction. She staying upright across the jumps.

I have 3 mares and 2 of them I kick and or cluck for them to go but one of them was abused and I feel too bad to kick even tho I don’t kick hard lol so I just cluck

The only time it’s acceptable for a horse to say no (let’s say this horse was never abused or insulted being abused) is on a high jump in my opinion

Flooding is soooo upsetting 😢

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Here is how I would deal with a horse refusing to go in the trailer... There are two reasons a horse would refuse: 1. They are scared/traumatized from a previous experience. 2. They lack the trust in you that you won't put them in harms way. Their is no such thing as a horse "just being stubborn/ lazy" because they love to work/ have a job and do things for their owners (provided their owners are deserving of the horse). Think about it... They gallop around in the pasture and in the wild, travel up to 40 miles a day. They are not innately lazy! For certain things, they might just not have the muscle to accomplish the task you are asking. Horses are incredibly curious so if they don't want to investigate the trailer, it's probably because they think something bad might happen. If it's reason #1, I would work through the trauma at THEIR pace. I'd use r+ for this to build their confidence around the trailer. I would never used the traditional "Clinton Anderson" method of working the horse away from the trailer and then letting it rest next to it. This will only make the horse more nervous, and if you are "lucky", the horse will shut down and stop fighting it. This if FLOODING, not training. If it's reason #2, I would go back to basic ground work. Again with r+ to build their trust in you. Eventually, they will see that if you are in the trailer, and they trust you, then it is okay for them to be in the trailer also. Again, horses are not innately lazy/ stubborn for no reason - especially if it is something as low energy as walking in a trailer. (edit) If the horse says no, and you just turn around and never address why... yeah, they probably won't get any better.

no offense but u said that u don’t like having anything extra like a spur or anything but ur using whips in this video

I just started volunteering at an equine therapy program as a horse leader. I can only interact with the horses once a week and not always the same horse. One mare is very sweet and docile but has head-butted me a couple of times while standing. I'm not sure how to interpret it. Is this disrespectful? Maybe I'm standing too close to her? What's the best way to bond with the horse in this situation?

Man I don't have a horse but the rolling around in the sand and scratchies and stuff really reminds me of my dogs and cats. Now that I think of it my turtle used to like those things too (minus the rolling around), I guess most animals are alike in that sense.

Thank you for covering the basics in a most down to earth way. You two make a sweet pair.

Just got horse she is 2 years old I’m going use for riding I love horses first time own one

He is very pretty! Beautiful horse

Tucker was looking at the camera like "Are you getting my good side?" 🤣🤣🤣