LIttle Girl Wearing Pink Gets Kicked By Horse With No Helmet - Would A Helmet Have Saved Her
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- #thinklikeahorse #ItIsNeverTheHorsesFault Once again, people get hurt by horses because of their actions and what they DON'T KNOW. A Helmet would not have changed this situation since helmets do not protect stupid people from doing stupid things around horses.
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That horse didn't even get full extension on that kick. That is one lucky girl.
I think the horse only used enough pressure to get the message across.
"LIttle Girl Wearing Pink Gets Kicked By Horse With No Helmet"
It's terrible that the horse wasn't wearing a helmet. Always put a helmet on your horse, people.
Know I have to go buy a helmet for my horse 🙄😂
I can't get over the adult doing NOTHING except help herself.
What do you want her to do ? 🙄
She is the stepmom. Nobody cares about stepchildren. The stepmom probably lets her play in traffic, with her head in a plastic bag, while running with scissors.
@@indridcold8433 I hope you are joking. I know quite a few loving stepmoms--some who are better than the birth mother.
@@cyl742 It was not really a joke. It was an exaggeration. But, I do know that there are step parents and adopted parents far better than the biological parent gutter rats that left their kid in a dumpster, in a crack house, in a bus station, or never picked their kid up from school one day.
@@indridcold8433 Or molested, starved, chained. It's incredible and so horrifying what a birth parent will do to kids. It's not even always drug or alcohol related.
This horse illustrates so well its 3 levels of response to 'my space issue':
1. Ask = pins ears back
2. Tell = bites
3. Command = kicks
love it!!
The horse just pushed her.... He did even extended his legs, and he would've killed her doing so... That kick was more like a warning than aggressiveness
Yea
Sadly, the girl may never learn why the horse acted this way. She will probably live her life saying she got attacked by a horse for no reason.
She just a little girl? Then keep her safe and teach her to respect animals. My pet peeve is kids touching my dog without asking. No different in a horse. Stay away...
That irks me too then their parents give me an earful for disciplining their child about approaching animals they don't know.
No excuse for this little girl being put in that situation. Mom/adult never should have taken her eyes off that kid. Horse is just a horse but a child is just a child..they don't know any better.
Denise Elliott it's not a matter of not taking her eyes off the kid, neither of them should have been there. They should have observed the horses from a distance.
Wether the adult had her eye on the kid or not she couldn't have done anything. People that know anything about horses and can read them would not have done this to begin with.
Charlie 525 Agreed. First phrase of my comment said the child should not have been put in this situation (being that close to horses). Ultimately it’s the adult who put this child in harms way but yes I agree with you.
Looks to me like the horse treated her like it would a foal. Ive seen horses have to give a side kick/shove to unruly foals to teach it respect...same in this situation. I like this guy...he tells it like it is and doesnt sugar coat what is going on. He dissected the video well.
I dont think the girl was an equestrian. That may be why she didnt understand the pinned ears or signs. But tbh it should be common sense not to go near wild animals.
lets see. Flat ears, neck turned. All the signs are there, why the hell would you approach? The adult is to blame here, the kid didn't know any better.
Now, the horse will get blamed for this idiotic behavior on behalf of the dunderhead humans. These horses are wild for a reason, dummies. The horse was just doing what a horse does. The girl was all up in his space, and he just wasn't having it.
Do not allow neighbors, friends, strangers enter your pasture on their own. Kids are not knowledgeable about horse behavior and a lot of adults are not as well.
Horse: MINE! MY AREA!!! GO AWAY!
Little girl: Aww, cute horsey, come here!
Horse: I TOLD YOU SO! **Kicks**
Girl: Mean horse!
Me: Are you sure it's not the other way around, little girl?
Its the common stereotype that girls are brought up with, all they see is a "cute pony/horse" but no one has ever told them that those animals are much stronger and have the ability to kill
The horse looks so pissed... understandable
And the woman is not even attempting to help her kid. She is like: " I guess I can make a new one..."
"But Rickk .... --Shut up! " I laugh every time x'D
Same here:)
i love it when he says that😂
These are the same kind of idiots that try to pet wild bison.
I reckon the horse with thinking "Okay foal, your mother clearly hasn't taught you manners so I guess it's up to me."
This horse disciplined that kid probably more than the momma does. Hahah.
That looks like a pregnant mare if you look at the tummy.... I've known plenty of mares who when near their due date what nothing to do with people at the time. You can see that she (if it's a she) could have done a heck of a lot more damage to that kid... she was lucky to be honest that she wasn't very badly injuried. The adult is an idiot for going near them in the first place... and then not keeping an eye on the kid!
Tbh if it is the new forest in the UK then they have had problems with people feeding the ponies and it not only giving people the idea that they are tame (a few are sure, but most aren't) and also teaches the ponies that people mean they can mug them for food!
I think you're right. I don't see a sheath...
Jodie Holland
This was my thought to
To be honest it wasn’t the girl’s fault. It was most definitely not the horse’s, however. It was the woman’s. The girl probably saw the horses and wanted to go over to them, and the mother just... let the girl go over to them? I do feel bad for the girl, she didn’t know any better. The woman is to blame. Who sees a child go over to wild animals and lets the child get into their personal space?
You Do Not Give "children" enough credit, you sound like an enabler
maplesden when I was around her age I might’ve done the same thing if my mother said it was safe. I bet a lot of other people would, too.
@@keirafay4969 Well..... Keira Fay if a lot of people jump off a bridge are you? You should not get your validation from a lot of "other people"
maplesden that wasn’t my main point in explaining what I meant. What I meant was that kids are going to trust their parents when they tell them something is safe.
@@keirafay4969 Yes & my point is that IF that is what this child did "LET HER MOTHER" do her thinking for her. i wager she will now start doing more thinking for her self.
I noticed before he pointed out that the kick the horse gave was more a shove with the legs. It could have kicked with the hooves and done real damage to the girl. The bite looked to me like a push away with the head. That horse could have KILLED that girl easily, but it decided to just teach her a lesson she will never forget.
Horse must really hate pink, First we have the little girl on the news, Now we have this
I love the way the adult goes to save that girl. Gutless. Even if you don't understand horses it was gutless. No instincts whatsoever.
I think it's really funny that the person says "watch out" after the girl gets kicked. Like your never going to react faster than a horse.
why would you go up to other people’s horses in a field anyway? pind ears mean LEAVE ME ALONE
Horse was a better parent than the parent and taught that kid a great lesson about animals. Next time she sees a dog, cat, raccoon, deer, whatever, she should think before she touches!
That horse was being gentle... This is why I dislike children around my horses. They don't know how to read signs... Kids just want to "pat / pet / hug / rub", with the belief that the horse is ALWAYS subservient to us humans... Nope....
Well they're..that's why you said "your" horsed you dumbfuck they're literally your property smh
That's why the horse taught her a lesson and the kid will for now treat animals with respect. Hopefully.
People don't know how to raise their damn kids anymore. Back in my day if you got hurt, your parents usually said "well you shouldn't have been doing whatever it was you were doing". Nowadays standards get lowered further and further. Little kid chokes on a plastic missile, we call that natural selection. We used to raise kids to be actual human beings. Now we just treat animals like human beings and assume they hurt precious little angels (UGH) because they're evil.
BloodylocksBathory there's some study that was done saying that dogs can understand what we are saying so now we are going to have more idiots get hurt and more dogs put down because they're "mean" dogs.
So expect more idiots and animals hurt by idiots and for idiots.
lol what would make the impression that I ever would?
"Shut up you big dummies" needs to be on a shirt
Damn for a wild horse that was pretty soft 👀
It's NEVER the horse's fault in any behaviour situation.
Yup
the annoying thing is that little girl will go around saying she scared of horses and theyre so aggressive. uh it drives me insane
Jazzy D I was thinking the same thing.
That horse was being nice for a wild horse.
I would not pet a wild horse. I would very much respect their space. Yes the girl missed his signals but the stupid Adult should have known better to pet a wild horse. She was lucky the horse she was by didn't do that to her.
Rick you are so right. I hate that you hear people say "Oh my horse loves me". Because they follow you because you give it treats. People should learn to read horses before they start talking about how my horse loves me and you know nothing about this horse cause you have only had it for about 5 months. It takes a long while before you get trust from a horse. Only feeding and giving it treats doesn't mean that they are in love with you. It makes me cringe when I hear people go on like this. People can be so stupid around animals.
I took one look at the thumbnail and saw the horses pinned ears and scowl on it's face and immediately knew the horse was going to lash out.
When I was first learning how to ride horses I thought there was something off about having to have shoes, bits, or tie downs. Having to always keep horses in stalls. Now I know. When I have a horse, it will have the most natural life possible. Thanks Rick.
That horse was being kind. Such a gentle kick, he didn't want to kill the girl just get her the hell away. Taught her a lesson, she won't do it again. Life experiences people, that's how nature works.
Nothing else was working, the horse was forced to escalate the situation to send the message. It's no different than when you're petting a cat, and the cat hisses... if you keep petting that cat and not getting away from it, it's going to bite your ass, and you deserved it. After that bite, I bet you'd learn your lesson and next time a cat hisses you'll leave it alone.
That adult got the message too after that kick, leave the horse alone. Neither that kid or adult will ever annoy a horse again.
I need a "shut up you bunch of dummies" ringtone
Jesus. Again with the pink. It's just a colour.
+TheNationalfilmbored Hey, if it were any other color in videos like this, they'd be treated the same way.
i feel kinda bad for the girl, most hildren aren't stupid enough to go to a horse without a stupod mom/nanny or whatever telling her to "go pet the horses, it'll be fun". If you put a Child this close to an animal at least stay close to help if needed.
Much of the problem is people/parents teach their kids how to be aware of when a dog is unhappy with us because it will growl or bare its teeth, and children tend to understand that the dog is angry when it does either of them, but people/parents who don't know much about horses don't always recognise that when a horse's ears are laid back against its neck that it is a sign of annoyance.
Wow the ominous music to mislead the audience 😂 that horse ain't evil. The humans are
Ash Wales it sounded like a jackhammer
this is why i learned horse body language before i got one
The horse gave her fair warning! Once those ears go back and the horse doesn't want to look at you, it's time to get out of his personal space.
It’s like a stranger stealing your potato chips lol
Basic lesson is don't humanize animals. Love them but realize this man is correct, they are horses.
About died with "OMG that was brutal!" 😂 That was a small kick.
Love how the mother actually backs away, rather than rushing in tho heal the fucking child.
if that horse wanted to kill her, she would be dead, he could of easily stomped her when she was down. he just taught her a lesson like he would teach any other horse that was in his space
Tea Fox NO he would not do that to another horse unless it was smaller horses are leaders bigger leads smaller NO this horse was NoT trying to kill her but wanted to dominate her
Kirby Poodle actually smaller can lead bigger horses
Kirby Poodle Smaller horses CAN lead bigger horses. I have a 14.2 hh horse that dominates a 16 hh horse.
I'm Confused ha see thank you thats exactly what ive been saying to people
I'm Confused they can but most of the time it is not common
That kick could’ve been a lot worse! That’s the adults fault, should’ve known better.
and people ask me, why do you like horses better then people!?
Priscilla Haystone I didn't really think anything bad about the comment but your a human
Priscilla Haystone I didn't really think anything bad about the comment but your a human
Junior Ross Well you don't have to like other humans lol
This proves it Rick, horses just hate pink lol....!!
look its not the little girls fault...the adult took her in there and endangered her..the little girl only sees a horse like the ones from her kid books...that adults ignorance is at fault
Good point
Walking up to ANY animal, domestic, wild, known or strange without knowing that species basic 101 behaviors is BEGGING a negative consequence. That horse was incredibly "gentle" in its lesson. If stupid people would stop thinking they can just walk up to animals any ol kind of way. If only STUPID people would stop trying to interact with animals they know NOTHING about! Hell a chicken can give a human a run for their money if one doesn't know basics of a chicken (rooster). Worse, try a goose, a pig can kill, a small goat can be ornery and give one heck of a butt.
Sigh. I don't know Rick, I'm thinking let the stupid be killed. I know we will lose a lot of our beloved animals, but at least the stupid would be gone and animals thereafter can live in peace. Further, that "adult" in the video... where is child protective services? Seems like a case of child endangerment. Yeah I'm being an asshole, but damn it! Stupid is too stupid for me to handle.
My dad and I were walking around a small lake once and a goose ran up to me and bit my butt- hurt like heck- watched out for birds and critters after that. Was at a zoo and a peacock ran after me and can they ever run! Was going to work one day and live near beach and seagull pooped in my hair - smelled it all day! Needless to say, learned a lot with animals - mostly, stay away! Lol!!
Thought birds pooping on people was accident, but read an article that said birds poop if you invade their territory - they are pretty smart and aim well, unfortunately for me.
Sure would like to know what my car is doing to upset the birds lol. I believe that birds would do such a thing, they I believe are smarter than people give credit for.
Honestly that little kick would crack my back nicely, great chiropractor job. Poor horse gave out a free lesson and a back crack but no payment smh
FIDHGJJBHERB time to go pet wild horses, free chiropractor innit
Wait, those were mustangs???? They walked up to feral horses they didn't even know? And the woman backed away when her daughter was sent flying? That had BETTER not be her mother.
They don’t even look like they have ever seen a horse before
Hahahahaha this is funny as hell i love your videos
What kills me the most is that the mom did nothing about this whole thing
Kirby Poodle I agree, she just stood there and watched as the child got bitten and kicked like at least TRY to help
So many signs, amazing how ignorant this parent is. Horse probably got blamed.
I love how you dumb these situation down to stupid for non equestrians. LOVE THESE VIDEOS!!!
Thats not even a full kick. It was just a warning after sevral small warnings. Stupid people. And a very fair horse. Even if the horses wouldt do anything they shouldt touch wild horses. Just for the sake of respecting them! This invading of space is one of the things I don't like with humens. They do this to other humens, dogs and horses.
"We call that a clue people".. would be a great saying on a tee shirt.. with MR T and Buddy on the front! I'd buy one!
Yep! That was one of the most gentle kicks!
Now, if the horse would have shit on her then I'd consider it mean.
This brings back memories of when I was 8 or 9 and my dad and I were visiting family friends on their farm. They a buckskin gelding named Dusty who we were always told to be careful around cause he was very dominant. Well, one day myself and the friends two children who were a little younger than myself were hanging out by the pasture gate. Dusty was there and we were petting his side. I was closest to his head with my back turned away from him, so I didn't see his signs. "All of a sudden" he bit me. Hard. I ran wailing in the the house. Guess what the response from the adults was.
"YOU WERE TOLD TO BE CAREFUL AROUND THAT HORSE!!!"
I'm thankful I was the one who got bit. I really would have caught heck if it had happened to the younger children (who I was "looking after"). I would have really caught it.
I thought he was being mean, cause I was being nice and petting very nicely. I didn't hate him forever and still loved being around horses, I just never took my eye's off his head when he was around. Didn't realized what exactly was going on till I watched a video Rick did back in CA were Mr. T and Buddy were grooming each other in pasture and then Mr. T bit Buddy.
I remember that video. Buddy was grooming mrT and I think mrT had enuff and just told Buddy to stop. Maybe when u were petting the horse he had enuff too - nothing personal, just told u to stop.
Yup and the "light bulb moment" that Dusty treating me like a lower horse and telling me he'd had enough. Blew my mind.
That’s how a horse would discipline a young horse acting up. I hope the horse wasn’t punished.
This is what happens when animals lovers continue to live in their own delusions that all animals are friends.
Exactly. I am an animal lover and an equestrian. I would NEVER touch random horses. 😐
The horse bit and kicked her quickly in one motion. He didn't think about it in steps that much as mentioned. but you're totally right about everything! This little girls is pretty dumb for not getting it when he pulls away. I woulda known that by 4 years old. Mom gets the dunce of the year award for putting her in that situation, as if the wild were a petting zoo.
alextheskaterdude07 it's not the kids fault she probably knows jack shit about horses they parents shouldn't of let her in there
“YOUR PINK SWEATERS AND YOUR....FEELINGS”!!! I LITERALLY LOVE YOU💀💀💀😂😂😂😂
Rick will always be a premier champion for horses in my book. Luckily he shares his wealth of knowledge with us via videos and website. Thank you for what you do.
What makes me mad is the stupid grown up put the little girl in a dangerous situation. I can understand that the little girl didn’t understand the horses signals but obviously the adult doesn’t know shit about horses and put the little girl in a dangerous position and then moves away when the little girl is getting bit and kicked. Unbelievable. I wish the horse would have kicked the grown up instead for being an asshole. And yeah i think the horse took it easy on the little one. That could have been a lot worse. Save yourself stupid woman. Run away. What a stupid jerk .....👿
that horse and me are very alike. we both hate kids.
I'm very close to voting your comment
"and it's point" as best ever for eternity!
I've never read a comment I agreed with more! Good on ya!
Don't hate kids, they are just innocent little humans. My God, you were a kid once..
@@sandyhill1392 so what many people don't want those initial days in their life but it's a natural process still it's not mandatory to like or dislike this process just because you gone threw that
Sorry for my bad English
The horse clearly had its ears back and didn’t want to be bothered and she still wanted to pet it,it’s common knowledge to know that a horse with its ears down does not want to be bothered and you should leave it alone,plus DOES SHE EVEN KNOW THE HORSE??
It's very obvious he didn't intend to hurt her. I hate it when people don't pay attn or respect what the horse is telling them and end up getting hurt. Not because they get hurt but because most of the time they blame the horse and punish it. People should have to pass an intelligence test or something before they are allowed to own such beautiful creatures.
When I was a child I misread a horse and got bit for it. Was it the horse's fault, no, it was mine because I ignored the head turn and pinned ears. Did I ever misread that horse again, nope, and the horse and I became best friends. Nothing like learning common sense from a horse!
I noticed something you didnt mention. Kid was putting her arm under the horses neck, and up the other side. That was way too close and personal for the horse. They really dont like that.
Maybe to the horse it felt like a predetor latching onto his throat. Even if it was a dominance thing, you can't get angry at an animal for their natural instinctual behavior.
i love rick because he tells it as it is with no sugar coating
Reads title, I don't see how the horse wearing a helmet would have changed anything.
Why would the horse wear a helmet?
You wouldnt just go pet a lion. Don't flipping pet wild animals!!!
"OH MY GOD, THAT WAS BRUTAL!!" 😂🤣
I would not entrust my children to that woman . She is hopeless .
that was Mom... lol
She lacks fundamentals. Poor kids.
The horse had no helmet? Nooooo……
Exactly how I read it.
I think it is pretty obvious not to go up to wild horses that aren’t trained or tamed. These people have done very stupid and the horses got revenge you don’t go up to wild animals that aren’t tamed.
Erin_ Laura you shouldn't go up to tame animals in they aren't yours or if you don't know them, don't matter if they wild or tame if it's not your animal don't go up to it especially with out permission
He didn't even really make full contact with his hooves. But yea that was a soft kick. This is why I tell people to learn animal behavior. A dog bites a kid and immediately people say that the dog needs to be put down because the dumb human is automatically in the right. I tend to look at what happened to make the dog bite.
Yeah ... If you don't know the horse language ... the horses are hard teachers. If you think Rick is hard with his words already ... then I hope you never get a lesson from a horse.
Someone told me a girl didn't got the clue and still pushed the horse to it's limit every time every day and you could see the frustration in the horse. They told her: "Stop pushing the horse too much. You get seriously hurt. The horse already gives away clues and just stop or something happens." She laught it off and what happens. The horse went not crazy but berserk after another 1 week with her. The horse bit her 2 times like ... really bad ... and as he bit her the horse THROW her through the air 2 meters high and I mean 2 FUCKING METERS! She wasn't very slim btw ... she had some weight. If the doctor arrives and pukes because of the horse bite ... you know it was a bad bite. The horse doesn't have teeth like we does. The teeth is like a press ... a very strong press and when he bites you with all his might in the biceps muscle so strong that the fat in the muscle splashes out of it because it got pressed that hard ... then you know you messed up.
Not the horse messed up but that human ... when others tell you already who are daily around horses and tell you you should take a look at your horse and how it behaves ... just do it! What Rick does is like what the horse does in this video. That horse in that video is friendly telling her: "Pls move away. I am uncomfortable so give me some space." And where do I know that ... SHE LIVES.
So please listen to Rick in that video and learn something. It might save your lives one day.
These people are lucky they don't live near "big cats!" (Oh look at the kitties, let's go pet them! They would have ended up as lunch!)
lol
I saw a video from China. Dad let kid go over fence and feed a tiger - tiger took his arm off.
+Carol V link?
I love your honest opinion on these things! People always try to use stupid dumb excuses like "oh she was little" whatever if ur gunna be near a horse learn some signs
When I was younger me and my mum often used to stop and see the semi-wild pony herds in Dartmoor (UK). Some were more wild than others. I loved watching them, especially the young foals, and if they tolerated it seeing if any would let me say hi. One time, my mum was admiring the 'beautiful mane' of a stallion so much she failed to see his head up, ears pinned etc, pony got fed up of giving clues and kicked her right in the chest, she had a hoof shaped bruise for a week. I also remember one protective mum biting our dog square on the bum for getting too friendly with her baby. Loved those ponies, they taught me a lot, it's a shame the herds are in decline now.
Glad to hear your mom came out of it alright, and to hear that you didn't blame the horses for what happened!
"One clue is the Adult is Clueless" LMAO
6:05 must not be her mom or is a very stupid mom because it's a mother's instinct to stop this. If that were my daughter, which it wouldn't be, but if it was, I wouldn't jump away!! I'd jump between her and the horse and take the kick myself!
Pretty sure it's universal that if an animals ears is back than that's a sign of aggression.
NO that is not true, if the wind is blowing hard they put them back, they put them back to hear behind them, they put them back to stop rain from falling them, they put them back for pain and other things.
@@ThinkLikeAHorse People usually don't go petting animals in the rain or in gusty winds, shouldn't touch and animal in pain if inexperienced. And unless a predator shouldn't pet and animal from behind when knowing that animals main attack is kicking.
I agree but it depends on the energy the animal sends you. Look for other signs in body language in parallel with ears back. What happens if you approach the horse, cat, dog or whatever? Do he change his behavior?
Does the horse raise or lower his head?
And what about his tail??
When a dog wags its tail its excited about something. If a cat is wagging its tail it is pretty ticked off.
@@erissablackthorn9444 I dog wagging its tail means excitement, and that excitement could be them mauling at an animal/person.
A cats wagging take is a case by case, sometimes annoyed, sometimes meaning content/curious it's a matter if the tail on the cat is up or down and what they are g
Doing.
That can't possible be her mother, I am a mother and this woman is definitely not.
It is the voice he makes for the things people would say😂😂💀
Rick I don't always pick up eye expressions but soon as the ears go back I leave them some space because teeth comes next.!
When I first watched this I wondered why the horse kicked her after he'd already knocked her down. Your explanation makes total sense that he didn't see it as, okay I've knocked her down, so now she knows; but rather that she was STILL in his space and because she was, she apparently didn't get the message he'd sent her with the throwdown. Your videos are so valuable. I've only had a few interactions with horses and the ONLY thing I was ever told was to not get behind them. Period, that was the end of my 'lesson' about horses.
Yep, once on the ground that girl was an even bigger threat. The horse can't know if she's a wolf, bear, or cougar with long teeth about to eat him. I do wonder, if she had approached bearing gifts, such as carrots or sweets if it would have been different?
The horses ears are in the backward position that is a clear sign to back off.