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Stupid Husband gets Wife's Horse to Kick Her -Proof Women r Smarter 1 of 3- Rick Gore Horsemanship
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- čas přidán 27. 06. 2011
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I was trying to answer questions and discuss how when people look for one answer or an easy fast answer, they fail. I cannot help or fix your horse over an email. I can point out what your horse is thinking, what your horse is learning and why you are teaching bad lessons, however your problems need to be fixed by you.
Before you show your ignorance and tell me my horses are tied too long or too close or I am going to get kicked or what I am doing is dangerous, shut up and move on I don't want to hear and no wants to know how stupid you are, so just don't watch it and stay off the channel, this channel is for learning not for YOU to give advice preach your ignorance.
I actually like the attitude of these two questions, but they are both misguided thinking I can somehow tell them something special to them that for some reason I have hidden secret information that I will suddenly share and it will fix their problem. Training is a process not an event or an answer. It is time, effort, experience, timing, feel, understanding and many other things. The more you put in the more you get out, no shortcuts no easy fast fixes and those that chase that just end up frustrated and will never develop their horsemanship.
I may seem hard on these two, but it was in fun and was trying to give a different perspective on how someone that understands horses will see a problem and how someone that does not understand or is confused sees the same problem differently.
When I talk about my channel stats I forgot to say that 71% of my viewers are women. I thought that would be higher, but still a majority.
Hope this helps. Hope the Husband does not get his butt hit with a rope. :)
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I'm 17, I admit I know very little about horses and I am knew watcher to your videos, but you have helped me so much with my horse. He was herd bound, afraid of trailers, water, his own shadow, wind, would almost fall over when you picked up his feet, you name it. We both have come along way, he will now meet me in the pasture, load in a trailer, get a bath, picks up his feet like a dream, and well.. not jump at his shadow or the wind, and more. Just wanted to say, thank you for putting out these videos.
You are more than welcome and glad it helped. :)
Thanks
I've come back to watch your old video, Mr T is so magnificent..he's going to be missed dearly 💙
It is amazing that he never lost that mustang majesty and pride. I’m so grateful for these videos💕
Hey Rick, I'm 65 and I love your videos. They are horse eye candy. I enjoy watching Mr T and Buddy. I haven't ridden for years, so your videos bring back a lot of good memories. Thank you for teaching people how to handle horses with respect.
I love your no nonsense additude towards education of horse owners!
I am a bedbound 69 year old woman. The greatest compliment I got as a child was when I got thrown from a horse and was told that I knew how to fall.(totally intuitively). I never realized my childhood dream of owning a horse but I still feel that I can vicariously own, ride, be around, etc, horses by watching your u-tube videos. If I could own horse at thiis point in my life, I would like to learn your way of training/being around horses. They are noble magnificent creatures and deserve our respect! Anne Hurst
thanks
Your laugh is very contagious! The husband needs a Nobel prize for ingenuity.
Rick...I've have been playing with horses for the past 48 years. Ive worked with and have helped many, many horses with people problems. I love the way you think!! Thanks for the laughs!!!
Rick, I’m new. I’ve only seen a few of your videos, but you have me laughing so hard I’m in tears. Before a drunk driver disabled me for life I lived for riding
so sorry to hear that
I'm one of your under 18-viewers (I started at 16, now 17) and I actually learned some things and I see more of the signs a horse shows me :D
I sadly don't own a horse but I can handle the school-horses better (though I'm definitely not an expert), so thank you a lot! ^^
Dont know the first thing about horses, never owned one but use to ride weekly. Learning heaps here, but mainly your a very entertaining guy Rick 😂🇦🇺🇦🇺
I'm watching one of Mr. T's older videos....so sad. Mr. T is really missed. He's so beautiful & majestic. What a horse! ❤
I'm only 13 and I've been riding since I was 7. But you still teach me so much on these videos
This is the very first think like a horse video I ever watched. I think one of the reasons I clicked on it was Mr. T. I like going back and re-watching some of these videos.
Glad you enjoyed it!
im a man a young man im 18 years old and you are the best teacher i ever saw and everyone who doubts that is a fool
Im not sure why Im watching all this...I dont even have a horse.
Hahaha me too the guy is so entertaining ^_^
SAME
I watch it so I can learn how to train my yearling properly :)
Not trying to be smart but he's just so wonderfully entertaining as well as informative. I'm 63 and had horses 35 years but my last was 12 years ago. I'm still learning things from him. That absolutely infectious laugh of his brightens any day.
I'm 13 almost 14 and I absolutely love your videos. I learn so much from you, and I love how you don't sugar coat anything!
🤣 I couldn’t stop laughing watching you laugh! Stupid husband. 🤣
I'm 14 and I've been riding since I was 2 as well and I think your insight is amazing! I think your super funny and smart!! I use your videos to help me train my horse! I know i have a lot to learn, and your really helping me you and Raleigh knowels !! Thanks!!
"Hope that helps, probably doesn't... But it was funny" I love you Rick you crack me up.
Bless you!!! For telling it straight. I've trained horses for horses for years and the stupid questions just keep coming from people. If you ask a horse a stupid question you get a stupid answer. A horse WILL do what you ask it if you ask the right question.
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Think Like A Horse Rick, this is still by far, the funniest video iv`ve ever seen! I laugh every time i look at this, and iv`ve seen it many times i can tell you. Your laughter and comments on this womans letter just cracks me up. And the birds at the end,that sound like their laughing and Buddy nodding his head when you say it,s probably not gonna help. And Mr T,s look in his face when you crawl from under Buddy, like `what the heck is he doing now`. It`s just hilarious!
hi i think that your AMazing and you can treat your horses perfectly but i dont get the releasing part how do i do it
Crazy wolf Expert watch my videos and read my website, I cover this the most.
you should write a book about the horses body language and how to deal with it I would totally read it
Love how you just sat under buddy!!! Great horse lol beautiful both of them
this is the best video you have done, I think. I really like your laugh. It is very contagious. I like how your horses are so you and you them. I look back at when I started riding and boy God really saved me from myself. Keep up the good work.
This is the first video of your that I've watched and if I'm being completely honest...I haven't laughed so hard in my life! I am 16 and I've helped as my grandad lunged horses and he said the same things you said in this video. He told me, and I'll never forget, "Son, if I came up and started kissing your nose every time you turned of the bathroom lights when you were don, how many times would it take before you stopped turning off the lights to make me stop kissing your nose?" That has stuck with me since then and I incorporate that into any praise I give any animal! Keep up your awesome videos! I am about to watch every single one!
My parents, when they were younger, were avid riders. They taught us about horses the way you do. I understand your thoughts. My grandfather was a saddle maker in Alberta for many, many years. We owned horses and a boyfriend told me he needed a twister just to saddle his horse. We bought his horse and had never had to use a twister - I dropped the guy after we got the horse. It only took a month to get her relaxed and happy. He became my 13 yr old sister’s horse and ended up winning at local shows. You are so wise and I love all your videos. You got the method.
I think this is one of the first videos I watched. At that time I had no smart phone and watched on work computer. I thought, who is this crazy guy laughing his ass off with his horse walking around loose? Great videos.
Oh goodness, I am 12 and I can admit that I know little to nothing about horses! XD Keep up the great videos!
I got my horse when she was a yearling. I rode her as a two year old. Just walking around. I had to stable her, as I had no property. When she was five, I had her at a great stable. I was there EVERY day to brush and care for her and always to ride her for at least two hours. If I didn't show up, they called my home to find out why.
I buried that horse when she was 35, yes,35 years old. Broke my heart.
My point?
I got her to know her and love her and enjoy her. I like to think she had a pretty good time too. See you in heaven Orion, pronounced Or-ee-on. She taught me everything horsey. If she was human, she'd be a saint.
The way Buddy came over after you started videoing made me laugh a little, it was like he was saying "Oh man you started filming without me I had to get my mane touched up before we interview " lol.
wow another great point Rick. I hate when a horse does something someone wants and then they immediately praise it and hug it and get in its space. You are so right about learning to turn your body language off. I even look the other way and turn my body to show my horse "see i'll leave you be totally when you do right" I feel to many people FORGET a horse is a prey animal like a deer and to many want to treat a horse like a dog "predator animal" Dogs do better with praise and hugging and petting. Horses DON'T.
Along time ago there was a white horse that lived across the street. The horse was always by himself in their back yard. When I would go for a walk one time I saw him peak his head around the far side of the barn then he galloped over to Me. He would grab my hair a little and I really loved that horse.
I am 14 and i have a 7 year old Appaloosa horse you have helped me so much with his riding problems and now he trots up to me from a padock and is such a good boy. Thank you .
Wow, I love this! I just got my first horse in September, and the first thing I found out is that I know squat about training horses, but my mare Luna figured out right away how to train me. So now I see that every time I'm with her, I'm training her-- by my attitude, my actions, my reactions towards her. Luna knows I'm slowly figuring it out, and she's patient enough to humor me at my attempts (LOL). I can't wait to watch more videos to see what else I'm doing wrong! Thanks!
Just saying, i'm 18, all my family has been around horses, except me. I know almost NOTHING, other than how to physically ride, I am literally going through and watching every single video and going through all the webpage, I don't even want to be around a horse until I know the RIGHT way to do things "not saying I won't make mistakes" but these pointers and general rules are a good way to get started. Thanks for making these videos, they are going to help me do things the HORSE way and not the TRAINER way.
Well that's all helpful truly but to learn u must be there with the horses.
I am I help my cousin with her equestrian and also volunteer at a rescue barn
I am 11 and I have my own horse and he is crazy
I’m 75 and I can still learn a lot. You never get to old to learn
Man if this couple had taken Rick up on his offer, that would've been the best video!!
I do not know much about horses, but I love the hell out of your videos, especially when you are sitting with Mr T and Buddy, commenting on your emails. I live in Spain, but watching you, I feel I am back in the USA! Keep up the great work!
I grew up in a "horse family" and had my first pony at age 6.
That doesn't make me an expert. Since then I've dealt with horses off and on. Decades later I'm hoping to get horses again. So before I go mess a horse up, I'm doing all the research I can. I'm a newbie to your videos but everything you say makes ultimate sense,
As a woman, well, heck, yeah you're a bit chauvinist, but I get why.
Will continue to check out your videos and really appreciate (and am amused with) them.
Most of my wort with horses has been based on sheer intuition. I appreciate suggestions on learning their language.
BTW you are the first ever person I've subscribed to.
My horse always whinnies and runs up to me :)))
I disagree that all 'loving and scratching' is pressure. My old horse simply adored a couple spots being scratched, and she would drape her head over my shoulder so I could better reach 'that spot' at the base of her chest. She'd accept that as a reward for training just as readily as she accepted a release of pressure. I'd reword it as "loving and scratching without understanding what your horse really enjoys" is pressure.
I stopped riding in high school, and plan to start again. Thanks to your videos, I've decided to learn to ride bitless.
Thanks for all the amazing videos, and please keep making more.
buddy at the end was like. ya I like that man and I am a very good boy
p.s I love this guy. he's soo funny
+Patricia Miller Ha!! I know! I love that!
12:05. i think that there are many children who watch your videos. They just put their age higher on yt so they can watch above 18 content. I know many children who watch your videos, me included. I just really want to learn as much as possible before I buy a horse, because I don't want to do stupid things that I don't know are stupid. I don't think I know even 1% about everything there is to know about horses. That is why I am currently watching every single video on this channel from oldest to newest. Yes I know, I don't have anything better to do with my life 😂😂
investing in knowledge and learning a subject like horses will help keep you and your horse safe, so it is time well spent.. glad you are learning. :)
Same. I find this video slightly offensive and hilarious, and he has the right to laugh tbh. I ended up laughing with him even 😭😂 still don’t get why people keep on pressing the dislike button when he’s telling the truth
I'm so glad I came across you. You've changed the way I see horses completely. I've always loved horses and I always had the dream of owning my own horses and plenty of terrain for them to run on and graze on. Now, I'm actually grasping how big of a responsibility it is to own a horse. Thank you so much for preventing any stupid mistakes I would've made.
rick tapping buddy.
buddy "Why are you randomly tapping me Dad? Im eating!"
You are blunt, you are mean, and you tell it the way it is. I love that.
I'd like to tell that women "If lunging is so hard, why can I lunge my horse in a pasture without a line ?"!
Man Rick I really appreciate these videos. You're making the horse world a better place.
Your videos help so much, me and my horse are doing amazing, and your videos help me understand her and read her thanks you ❤️
Thanks, glad they help. :)
Hi Rick this is a absolute classic of your videos!! Would love for you to rewatch while you're home, repost this classic! :) . Your laugh is so nice to hear. You're advice as always is so helpful when you take the time to Think Like A Horse..im reviewing your videos agin because one time is not enough to really learn what you're saying /teaching.
i am 16 and i watch your videos to learn because i know that i don't know everything. I don't agree with everything that you say but i still listen and learn from what you say. so thank you for making these videos I look forward to watching in the future
Practically wetting my pants watching your videos Rick... you are such a character. Omgudness you sum up my 'nambie-pambie, carrot treating, pretty pink rope wheilding' attitude' perfectly and finally I see the light! Bless your gorgous personality and genuine passion for Gods creation.
Thank you for seeing the light. The best change to get one with your horse, to become almost a horse too. I adore Rick Gore for helping horses to get better humans.
thanks for being upfront and brutally honest,your methods are spot on.all people need to do is open their ears and listen to what you are saying.....
my horse is in a paddock and I can say her name from 50 yards from her paddock and she'll be at the gate waiting for me
Yep me too😊 I've had friends with hard to catch horse's, and that's a pain in the ass. I've went riding by myself, because they couldn't catch theirs
After you tapped buddy he looked at you & said ‘stoopit hooman’
I love coming back to this video, was one of the first videos of Rick that got me hooked ❤️
I swear if I ever get rich and You still kicking then I'm taking you up on that offer, don't have a horse but can easily buy a "wild" horse for you to train or sit and order someone else while you hold your beer🍺
Me getting rich is very far away if it ever would miraculously happen so you migh be darn old by then
YES YOU TRY UNTIL YOU DO IT RIGHT! We need more people like you in the world
I am just a stupid human who wants to learn about horses (even i don't have a horse YET). First I need to admit that I don't know anything and watch people who know something. I take my fair share from the videos and try it out. My horse tells me then what works and what not. Thanks for the videos till today
I am sorry for ur lost with Mr.T.. RIP. You are missed a lot.😭😭
I'm 17 and I find your videos very informative. I live in germany. I grew up in a city and never even *saw* a horse in real life. But I think I got a pretty good understanding of them having watched you for a good year now. Btw because I have 0 first hand experience I would never think about lecturing someone on horses (I noticed my comment kind of made it sound that way) anyway you're a great teacher is what I wanted to say!
Well said Dusty. I watch this particular video every 3 days or so just to cheer me up. From 17 minutes in its priceless. Rick, please do a regular session like this and hopefully as well as the valuable knowledge you'll pass on we will get more funny items such as this. I've seen the other videos where you say the lady that got kicked in the head took all this on the chin (that's two hits in the head) and also took your advice. If by chance she reads this then respect to you. You've taken the advice in the direct way Rick gave it. It was plain, clear and uncomplicated.
Hi, Rik, I'm a new fan and I'm 67. Great videos!
:)
Buddy is saying," y'all like my butt shot?" " Ain't I cute on camera?" Lol
"Stupid husband!" Ha ha ha 😂😂😂
This is giving me flashbacks. I was retraining a large draft cross that had learned how to get his way with people for someone. He planted himself when I was leading him from the pasture, and I swung the end of the soft cotton lead behind me at his butt to get him going. He quickly put it in drive. A bystander who was there looking at sale horses (because hers was too dangerous) ran at me screaming. She thought I had seriously injured him, because he had jumped forward, and screamed at her husband to call 911. She threw herself across this horse's shoulders to protect him from my "vicious beating". The 911 dispatcher had to calm her down, "A horse is a really big animal...." I later saw her trying to lead the same horse by doing jumping jacks around him, and then getting down on her knees in front of him and pleading. He bowled her over to get to a better patch of grass.
I am 17 years old and I watch your videos all the time! I know I haven't watched all of your videos, but I have loved every one I've seen! I don't only watch your videos because you are funny, (#conelivesmatter) but also because I want to become an equestrian in the future. I want to learn as much as i can about the behavior of horses, how to care for them, how to find problems, etc. Most of the teens my age that go crazy on your videos do not REALLY want to commit to the horse world. They especially mistake their "pony phase" for true horsmanship. Thank you for making your videos Rick!
This is the first video ive watched of yours and ohh man this was entertaining!.. Looking forward to watching the rest
Rick, sounds like there is a bird in the background mimmicking you lauhghing, lol.
That would be a Guinea hen. They're kind of Satan and really loud, but they do well with getting rid of ticks.
+Mikayla Law Saran?? XD I laughed too uard
I just laughed until tears streamed down my face. Thanks for brightening a cold, wet & windy morning!
Rick, I stumbled on English jumping on CZcams and stood up (literally) and cheered when a winner (bitless!) in the one of height categories withdrew rather than try his horse at the higher inch increment. Thank you for making me aware of bits, I've never ridden with one and used to have a blind spot; but now I notice them (and it saddens me)
Look at Mr. T, ha! What's so crazy is I don't have any horses and I watch Rick's video! I absolutely horses I just know I'm in no way prepared to properly take care of one.
Rick: *Taps buddy with his gloves.* Lunge... Lunge!
Buddy: Lunch?
Rick: *Gives up and sits back down.*
Buddy: Hey dad, what was all that talk about Lunch? It's in this bag. You should try it.
This is the very first video I ever watched of yours. It's still my favorite. It was the kick in the pants video that changed life for me and my horses. Your knowledge, humour, and style make all your videos interesting and entertaining. Many horses have better lives because of you. Thanks Rick!
I've been watching about 2-4 videos of yours everyday for the past week and I have to say I really like your advice!
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I miss Mr T so much. Mr T taught me so much about horses because Mr. T don’t take no shit. I wish that I could have worked with Tanner one time to see if I was doing anything right or wrong
Rick, how did you end up with buddy and how old was he?
He's mentioned it a few times in different videos. Buddy was bred as a show horse, but when he was young he got kicked in the mouth and chipped a tooth, so since the owner couldn't use him as a show horse with a broken tooth, she gave him to Rick who had been working with Buddy already. If I remember right, Buddy was 4 or 5 when Rick got him... and again, I'm quoting Rick's videos from memory, I certainly don't know him personally, I've just been subbed to his channels for several years now.
Poor MR T RIP Good old boy. 💙💙
--Don’t you love how Tanner watches Rick, pulls some hay out like he’s being entertained by the question ‘Yeah, uh huh, yep, inconsistent’
I have just started riding again( rode when I was younger and gave it up) and I stumbled upon your videos while looking up a few things about how to communicate with the horse I ride properly, and was hooked. I have learned so much from each video I have watched and apply what I have learned when I ride. Love your sense of humor and the fact that you are straight foward and to the point. Look foward to watching many more of your videos. wish I could have my own horse some day but for now I am enjoying riding again.
I am guilty of many problems with my horses in the past. Those days are over now. I love your blunt to the point approach and I love love love that you are the horses voice and speak for them when most people want to blame the horse instead of themselves!!! Round pen work is in progress!
It's very entertaining to watch you talk about these dumb people
Hello! Your videos are great, I never get mad and I love your info and advice! I've been binging on your vids, they're all great. So thank you for all the advice and the great content! :)
I love to watch Rick, Buddy & Mr. T's relationship. They are such characters...comfortable w/ each other. It's beautiful. I feel like I need some time in the corner of the barn like Buddy.
"We whisper, and we talk nice." Lmao, totally awesome. Great video!
What I like about Rick is he's in reality land. A horse can be like a child sometimes and when parents are not willing to give a spanking that kid becomes a brat know it all punk. You have to be willing to spank and be aggressive when necessary. Sure I don't want to hit my horse BUT if he does something that one day can turn into a dangerous habit? Sure I'll teach him with a rope across the but or chest. Rick is so right about people excepting small "good" changes in there horse and not looking at the big picture. You CAN'T train horses in "ok this was better then last time so I'll give him a break" You have to be firm and go in with what you wanted to teach in the 1st place which is "don't move when I get on" if taking 5 steps is better then running a full field and you except that then it will eventually go back to running a full field. You have to say "the goal is to stop him from moving when I get on period" so even if its 1 step you have to correct that EVEN though 1 step is better then a full field. Good stuff Rick.
Never seen him laugh so hard this is rich😆
the funniest trainer ever 🤣 😂 😭
16 years old and enjoying your videos since December. Thanks you some much.
Man thanks for the laughs! Watching this was so much fun!
Mr. T is ONE FABULOUS mustang boy💙
Rick, I love going back to the old videos. I still can't find the videos of your trip from CA.. I know you've mentioned them... 🐕🐴🐈🚔🇱🇷
I got 3 horses dropped on me in September. I have never been around horses before. I wanted to think you for your advice I am very comfortable around my horses because I follow the things you say very carefully.
Also, your laugh is so contagious!!!
I’m 19 and I watch to learn!
Thank you for your videos, I am in England, since watching your information, I have become more confident and so has our horse, he was becoming pushy, ears back all the time, I decided I was the leader made him move his damned feet back, made him wait for his food, I only have to look at him and he puts his ears forward and asks to come in, us women ruin more good horses because we dont want to be the leader, I will not be one of them, so cheers, great vids! x
+Lesley Harwood women are persuaded from childhood not to be the least bit aggressive in life. When it comes to kids, animals and some men that is a hazardous lesson. Kudos to you. Horses are not designer pets that weight 10 lbs or less. They can and do hurt people, dumb people mostly.
Hell, i have only seen this one video of yours and ABSOLUTELY 100% agree with you. I dont find many people who think the same way as i do when it comes to horses, but you are definitely one of the few. I would never have thought anyone would ever say that pressure doesnt work on horses! i will continue to watch your videos and continue to do what i do.
Second time I have watched this and laughed out loud at the expression on Buddy's face when you stopped "tapping" him.
Yeah I'm 58 yes old, and still learning,. Luv this page...
Hey Keith.. I'm 20 and also learning.. and also loving this channel!.. There's no limit age for learning :). Greetings from Málaga, Spain.
never stop learning!
Rick, I'm a 17 year old and I have been riding since I was born. I have always had a bit of a hard time taking advice from my mom, an experienced rider, on riding because I'm so stubborn. My horse has a stubborn streak in him too. He is also the biggest goofball ever. Despite my agree and the fact that I am so stubborn, I love your advice and will be using it.
I wanted to tell you how I got my horse also. Sir Banjo Bob, as he now goes by, was my second horse. The first horse I had was a rotten little pony. She rolled on me while riding, bucked on me, ran off, and did what Ebert she could to get me off. When I turned 8, I decided I had had enough. My parents took me to an auction at the Stalk show to see about getting a horse. I was bound and determined that I would by the biggest horse in the place and did. He is an almost 17 hand quarter horse. He was 2 at the time and every one thought my mom was crazy but he and i are great pals. I ride Western all the time and English once a year at fair. I do a showmanship pattern among everything at fair and I am planning on teaching I my horse to bow so that after my senior showmanship pattern, we can bow for our last show!
Thanks for the advice Rick. It will be well used!
Lol you cant ride when your born!
LOL! "Don't put all women in a class, that's my job!" HAHAHAAAAAAAA. This is by far, the most hilarious video, and your laughter is highly contagious.
I just watched this. Mr T was so handsome! Still is but good to see him in his youth!!!!Buddy looks great too! but really darker than now it seems. Good to see all of you!
I can't stop laughing sometimes when Rick says such funny things
I'm 19 and I love these videos! I know I don't know absolutely everything about horsemanship, and I probably never will. Every horse is a new case and a new teacher, and I don't mind that at all. Everything I learn will make me better and make me more comfortable around horses
Thanks, Rick... At least you laughed more on the video about me than any others! Laughter keeps you healthy, so I might have just added more years to your life! However, now my husband's head is so big, it won't fit through the barn door!!