Starting a fearful mare - New horse training series!
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- čas přidán 18. 08. 2020
- Hey guys! Interested in learning how to deal with an aggressive horse? Need help desensitizing or putting the first ride on one? We have a new training series coming out soon. This is your introduction to "Nala", a young quarter horse mare who came to us with a lot of natural fear issues. She has struggled to interact with humans from early on, but deep down is a sweet heart. She was sent to us to be started under saddle. Subscribe to stay up to date on her progress!!
Great way of responding to her and reading her, the old days of training a horse by overpowering them are gone and im soooo glad
The old way WORKED so deal with it.
@@greg77389 who pooped in your chocolate pie? #GrumpyPants
Well ur rude
@@greg77389 Most people who have worked with horses in those days now are against those methods and acknowledge there are better ways. Ultimately if you can get the horse to see you not as a potential predator but a teammate it builds more of a bond in that animal. The old way didn't work, that's why we don't do it anymore. Also because it is cruel.
Ahhh! That feeling that goes through you when a horse goes to take a chunk out of you! 😬 Love her big release at the end.....alllll the yawning!! 😍😍😍
I love your approach to training this mare, it's really nice to see when people care about what the horse is feeling and not just what they want the horse to feel and do. You're an amazing trainer
So many releases. The tell tale sign of how stressed she really was. Good for you, for your patience and kindness.
I love how you honored her feelings, which builds the trust. Good watch and nice job for never making her feel wrong ☺️
I’m glad that someone actually recognizes that some (but I find very few) horses are only defensive! Not aggressive. And just need someone to gain their trust and say “hey, I know you are scared. Instead of being enemies, let’s work on this together.”
That was impressive. Love the touch and retreat. Her ears spoke volumes 👍👍😁
Wow, I love the way you reacted to that situation and the amount of patience you have with her. I can't wait to see her journey.....
it was so cute when she yawned
I’ve had both kinds of aggressive horses. One is quite sweet now in her 30’s. The other is 6 and coming along well. Boy did I learn a lot from working with them! Still learning with the young one. Looking forward to watching her training. There is t a lot about training aggressive horses on CZcams.
Love seeing them face their fears and reach milestones. You can tell she is a sweet girl underneath 🥰
New subscriber! I love watching people train horses and how, in time, the horse(s) begin to soften and become such sweet, gentle horses. They are very smart and with proper training they learn fast. Will be fun watching her progress👍
This is beautiful, building a bond and trust between horse and human. ❤
1:58 seemed like a moment of realization 😌❤️
Excellent exchange of communication and understanding this horse. Great patience and respect shared with this horse. She just wants to know you are not a threat ..... the big yawning and licks and chews are tension release .... it is so nice to see you allowed her to come to you and release all the tension. It helped her to relax and open up to your touch which she knows is not a threat .... beautifully done ... a win win for the bond built here between you both.
Hello Carolyn
How are you doing today??
@@EricMatthew-z2e Hello Eric. I am ok. How are you doing today ?
@@carolynthreinen1524 so where are you chatting from
One of my mares( a ex trotter 6yrs old) we got her just a year ago and she behaves just the same as "Nala", ears back, bitting, kicking etc. I do most of my everyday work with my horses (4 mares) at liberty and she did originally cause me some problems. I don't know a lot about her background but she does have lines of white dots along her spine and across her flanks which can only be from bad fitting harness. She is also a windsucker/cribber. The more she did the ears back, nipping etc. the more I rubbed her neck or face and talked to her, it worked. Really enjoying your video's.
You are doing a great job!
In my experience, almost all "bad" behaviour is caused by fear that triggers their natural survival instincts. They just want to live. I haven't met a "mean" horse yet.
Beautiful girl ❤...She'll come around.
Needs lots of love.
How come when someone even just says the word yawn it makes you want to yawn? But then you see the horse 🐎 yawn and that was it I had to yawn! Lol! However, I really did enjoy this video so don't mistake my yawning as anything to do with this video! Thank you for loving ❤️ these beautiful majestic creatures!
This brought back memories! Back in the 80s I used to take care of my neighbor's horses when they went on vacation. One time they had taken in a very fearful little Shetland - and warned me just to put food/water in her buckets but not to handle her. But after a few days, I saw something in her and began trying to win her trust. When the owners came home a few weeks later, they called me up and wanted to know what did I do to their pony! They said it was the first time they had ever been able to approach her - they thought I'd replaced her with another pony. :-)
Thank you! Lovely.
Hello joniatoms
How are you doing today??
I wonder how this horse was treated by prior humans? It looks like she wants to be friendly
this is what i want to see. Amazing!!
Wow, it takes nerves of steel to stand in a box stall with a horse with unpredictable behavior like that! Cudos to you! I find it interesting that she seemed just as surprised and freaked out as you were after her little lunge at you. I have a dog who was vaccine injured after a large round of puppy shots. She now has fear-based aggression towards strangers, and I see a lot of similarities in the "quirkiness" of this mare's behavior as well- the trying-to-trust-but-unsure, frequent showing of the whites of the eyes (whale eye), and sudden outbursts during what seems like moments where she is relaxing. Its kind of like a sudden panic when they realise they're letting their guard down. (Maybe I'm misreading or reading too much into this mare's behavior, but it strikes me as very similar). Anyway, fantastic job, I just subscribed and am looking forward to seeing this mare progress with your help! ❤👏
Just found your channel, really like your approach. Subscribed.
Not being a horse owner but have been around them all my life. I commend you first, on your courage! It’s not easy to stand in a closed stall with an aggressive horse. Second your patience and willingness to risk injury to train this mare who was never abused but looks like was given up on!
Ur brave to do what you do
It’s like she was trying to say sorry right after she bit you 🥺
It’s terrifying to think about what taught this poor filly to behave this way toward humans. I’ve never seen a mustang act like this much less a domestic horse unless they have been bullied by a human. So sad. Hopefully she finds her happy place one day.
Niiiiiiiiiice!
So I have a question, I have a horse who bites and kicks anytime you try to use a head collar, rug him up, groom or tack up but is glorious to ride... Any tips
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Thank you for the update I'm actually handling a mayor and this isn't season every time I take her out of the stall you cannot look back because she'll lunge backwards and every time I turn the whoreson she rears up but she is very sensitive it could be because it's in season when the weather goes from spring to Summer she doesn't bite but she's very energetic like a Texas bull. I'm trying to have patience but I don't want her to do a 360 and kick me. Cause I've been kicked before luckily wasn't hard but still that's the worst patience is the key to everything.🙏♥️🐴🐴
All of my barn horses have their ears pinned back when you touch them (except two horses that are for small kids and autistic people)
Good
How would you know if a horse is just protective or dominant ? My horse can be stall aggressive but he is not a dominant horse and I don’t want to stress him by doing the wrong thing 🤷🏻♀️
How long does a session last with horse when you are trying to work with it like you are?
I normally work with a horse like this until I see a recognizable, positive mental shift. Sometimes that can be less than 30 minutes, other times it can take over an hour. But ideally I spend several small sessions with the horse throughout the day instead of one long one each day, until they begin to trust me and I have a starting point.
Hello from London 🇬🇧. Is this a mustang? Why is she so scared of humans? Thank you xx
@@zacharias.horsemanship oh dear! Poor, poor horse! Thank you so much for your reply. I'm sure with lots of love and trust, she will be transformed.
@@zacharias.horsemanship I was watching a documentary about the horseman, Buck, in it they discussed one horse that was brought to one of Buck's clinics for help with starting the colt. This stallion displayed extreme aggression and was determined that it could have been due to the foal being oxygen deprived for sometime before they found him.
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I've been working with a mare like this for a few weeks. I didn't get any history on her when I got her, but after working with her to the point I'm at, I'm sure at some point she was halter broke where as when I bought her it was believed she'd never been touched. Just wondering how long (how many sessions, how many days, etc.) that it took you to go from the start of this video to the end? Or maybe it's just one single session?
Love all the yawns....probably the first time she was relaxed enough to release tension/emotion facilitated by a human.
I can't find the rest of this mares training ???
Hey, you can go to my channel and look for the playlist that includes all her videos. 👍
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I had my horse become aggressive like this when I was forced to give her to my little sister and take over riding my sister’s horse. My sister’s horse was very wild, and she wasn’t as good with horses as I was, and my horse was older and better behaved. But my horse got angry when I started riding my sister’s horse, and she’d try to bite me and stayed mad at me for the rest of her life even after my sister’s horse died.
She felt betrayed?
Hello toscadonna
How are you doing today??
At our barn we have this type of horse as a school horse and I had this mare several times and I had to deal with her without anyone telling me how to do it. It is very dangerous and irresponsible from the owner to let even a beginners work with this horse. She,s very under saddle but it’s a living nightmare to get her ready.
What are you doing with a wip in her sleep aria!!!!
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Have you seen my horse Snaggletooth McNasty
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Why didn't you try carrots? 🥕🥕🥕🐴🐎
This horse would be at the sale lol it scared me when she went for her 🤣
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You should never lock yourself in a box with an aggressive animal, no matter whether they are dominant or nervous, its pure foolishness, and she was lucky that she didn't end up kicked to the shithouse or having her throat ripped out, believe me it can happen, but she has got a very good way of approaching and working with the horse, just needs to not let her ego fool her into believing that the horse wont hurt her, because even the most gentle horse can harm you. She does read the animal well, but unless you really know the history its a dangerous situation.
That will be a good after its dead for two weeks
Hi,. You mind get education,. Famely before you get kicker
That horse,. Tell you ,. She wanna be in peaceful,. Don't step over her,. What you do your normal du to things,. She look at the other
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