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Can you tell he was born in the wild?💖🐴

100% yes... his curiosity got the best of him!

@@AlternativeHorsemanship If I had a horse, we would be great students. LOL ♡

@@naomisears2802 fantastic 🥰💖🐴

Thank you!

As a horse lover but not an owner, I would take classes just to be more in tune.

@Lowenslow460 my Remote Horse Coach video catalog offers nearly 200 videos of instruction... including equine behavior courses! Adding new courses all this week! remotehorsecoach.uscreen.io

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@Lowenslow460 thank you for such kind words, I appreciate it!

@Lowenslow460 glad you enjoyed it!

@@AlternativeHorsemanship Always enjoy your videos. Keep it up.

@shirleyparent1873 thank you! Glad you appreciated it.

Thank you, glad you saw the value in it!

Fantastic!🤔🥰

Yes! If the human student's mindset were "available" to consider that they may not "already know" what the problem is, they become more available to learn and open to other Considerations of contributors affecting unwanted outcomes.

Things can seem obvious once you have experience and perspective. For many people, especially learning in the horse world, they "don't know what they don't know," and so sharing tips to help educate and perhaps diminish the all too common buying of inappropriate horses...

Thank you for the kind words!

How people treat animals reflects their true character...

Fantastic 💖🐴

Sure seems to be willing ❤

Hmmm🤔💖🐴

I can totally imagine that🥰💖🐴

This is a four year old horse who was born in the wild, he is in for starting. If you're curious about my Alternative Horsemanship™ horse training approach I've developed over the last 30 years, you can visit bit.ly/AlternativeHorsemanshipLinks you'll have access to a a variety of in-person (clinics worldwide, training, rehab, colt starting, etc) and distance learning option including my blog, my Remote Horse Coach video catalog, webinars, livestreams, individualized Remote Horse Coaching, and much more.

@catland1566 thank you so much... I call it a Conversation. Glad you could appreciate it!

Your description of a dance is spot on.

Right!?🥰💖🐴

Fantastic!

100%💖🐴

Learned something new🤔🥰

@@Bigbaymonstermare exactly 😂🥰💖🐴

Perhaps! He is a 4yo that was born in the wild!

Right!?💖🐴

You're welcome- hope it helps on your horsemanship journey!

@user-ly1bi3qi3p thanks for your thoughts. No, the horse is not lame. No, the horse does not live in a stall. Yes, the horse lives in a herd on several acres... There are many different sounds and lengths of blowing that differentiate between clearing the nose and lungs, a stress blow, a release of tension blow, etc... I find many people either don't notice in general, cannot differentiate, or create stories as to why a horse is blowing, rather than having an understanding of assessing the horse's behavior, focus, energy, emotional state, and then understanding "what" is triggering the blowing in that moment.

@@AlternativeHorsemanship sorry, I thought you were asking something else, I had five horses and was around many others for forty years....since I was a kid. you can tell if they're alarmed or just happy, from their breath, but I used the eyes every day. I could tell if anything was up from their eyes. It's part of being a good horseman, to note what's going on with your horse. You use any cues they give you. There was some silly post about horses being just like dogs. They are so much more interesting than dogs. I used to ride in the woods and return home without giving commands to go a certain way. My mare followed the same exact path back to the barn! Humans get lost 🤣

@cynthiavk1012 Learning to understand horse behavior and communication - without filtering is based on human emotions - helps to recognize what the horse is experiencing during the human interaction, which changes everything in the quality of building an equine partnership.

Are you referring to when they stress blow or something else?

@@zenergizedequine thanks for the words! Agree 100% with your sentiments. A majority of what I do nowadays is "fixing" after the proverbial car crash. I remind folks, "The horse is doing the best he can based on his previous human interactions have 'taught him."

@@AlternativeHorsemanship agreed. A huge need out there 🙏 Thank you for all you are doing!

@tonifarrell6923 fantastic, glad to hear!

100% If only more folks saw the value in developing a quality foundation in both their own education and the horse's- so many of the common day resistant, avoidant, defensive equine behaviors would not exist.

@@MichelleLyons-uq3no fantastic, glad to hear!

@MichelleLyons-uq3no thank you... yes I met Ross decades ago when he was studying with Harry Whitney in AZ.... I'm heading to Australia if you want to get on the clinic update list!

Thank you!

It is a fly mask to keep the bigs off of his face. It is like looking out of a screen. The horse can still see fine. There are numerous different styles.

@@AlternativeHorsemanship sorry if it sounded dumb, I don’t know anything about horses. I love your content and thank you for taking the time to answer me.

@@user-vc1qi6qv3m no dumb questions! People always wonder about them!

Your comment reflects expected equine responses vs seeing the actual horse's communication! Most folks are taught the agenda of getting the horse's compliance without learning horse behavior (without assigning human emotions or judgment of it) or acknowledging the horse's feedback in a manner that has value to the equine. If you're genuinely curious about learning, there are about 20 videos of her ReEducation journey on Alternative Horsemanship TikTok & Instagram pages.

Thanks!

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When she arrived, she was constantly fleeing and triggered by anything- anyone- there was no curiosity, just fear and anticipation... this is a glimpse into several weeks into her time with me.

@@AlternativeHorsemanship Ok. So more of an after than a before. Thank you. Keep up the good work! They are all worth the effort. ❤