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How To Correct A Horse Who Acts Disrespectful, Is Food Protective & Ear Pinning - Pressure & Release
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- čas přidán 15. 06. 2010
- I show how to correct a horse that is being food protective, ear pinning and being a disrespectful. I don't use a whip, chain, lead rope buckle, bricks or bats, I simple talk to the horse like a higher horse would or like a lead horse would. I move the horses feet, I make the horse change direction, I make the horse uncomfortable and make being disrespectful hard and I make being nice easy. All I do is use pressure and release with timing and feel to talk to the horse in a language the horse understands. You see a horse go from showing her butt, kicking out at me and throwing her head at me to a horse following me, dropping it's head, approaching me respectfully and the negative behavior disappears in about 5 minutes.
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Wow.. i dont own or ever will own a horse.. but i just found this fascinating to watch. The complete turn around of the horses attitude in under 6 minutes... thats awesome. And ive learned something.
Amazing!
TheAtheistChef same
I have a dirty mind, Fiona, and i totally went the wrong direction with that... and i probably shouldnt watch, and be disappointed. "D
Does this also work on little annoying kids?
ValorousFogey It's a little more complex, but yes. You basically teach them that it's much easier to respect you (and themselves) than not to. It requires persistence, confidence, and love. And hard work. But it's the most rewarding accomplishment ever.
Nick D I would modify persistence with consistency.
Nick D : )
ValorousFogey like cartman?
Tsst.
ValorousFogey
This literally applies to every intelligent being. People often times avoid it because they don't want to "hurt" their feeling or to annoy them.
You did this in less than 10 mins 1-handed. Impressed.
Yeah it's incredible how fast you csn correct a disrespectful horse. He did a great job.
People think Rick is a genius, a horse whisperer. Hes not, hes experienced with COMMON SENSE!
love him
Cotton W right
Lol and isn’t it funny on this video everyone loves him but all the other videos he’s an asshole according to everyone
@@OliveDeuce he's amazing
@@OliveDeuce Hi! I've tried to enjoy some of Rick's videos...I don't think his equine knowledge is ever the question, but his brash, sarcastic "delivery" is a turnoff for many of us!
Rick did fix this problem. Hope the owner was able to continue. :))
@@aileen694
I speak just like him. People are over sensitive. 🙄
The horse whisperer, make it happen.
jay rey Hmm maybe should be just The whisperer, i assume he can use the same technique to various animals (all these disrespectful bitches 'round my neighbourhood)
jay rey This works with women too. Gotta keep them hoes in line.
jay rey Horses are social enough you actually don't need any weird ability to understand them, everything they want to communicate is there to see, it just takes looking for the right signs. In this video he points out a lot of them actually.
Aq_CbG_SpArTan Shut the fuck up.
***** HO DING DING IM A CZcams COMMENT SHUT DEH FUCK UP IM 12
This is brilliant and what all horse people need to know...you move their feet and you’re the leader...they move yours and then their the leader. It’s not being cruel and if you watch horses in a herd a boss horse will move everyone else’s feet. Be the leader your horse needs you to be and they will love you for it.
Adele Scott While that’s true, there are some people who take the whole “respect” thing too far, trying to get their horse to be submissive and respectful in every single aspect, not giving them any breaks. Like people forcing their horses to put their heads down below their belts just so they can put the halter on, and thinking it’s absolutely unacceptable when their horse shakes it’s head once, and just nagging them to do everything so so. You can be a good leader to your horse and get respect without micromanaging your horse’s every move.
@@lumini3172 some people are too controlling and doesn't like the horse to be a horse it's horse an rider dictatorship
Leadership without yelling, whipping, just by gesture. Awesome work💋
Yeah, one of the reasons I get so annoyed when these "horse trainers" never do a single thing with their horse without a whip or some sort of metal or extra straps and use it to punish and intimidate them. Then, when the horse shows results out of fear of being hit with the whip, clanked on the chin/jaw with a lead rope clasp, jerked on the nose with a halter/in the mouth with a bit, etc. it's labelled as respect. Cough-Clinton Anderson-cough cough.
Thanks for teaching us the language of a horse. If we don't understand what the horse says how can we have a conversation. She said in her body language: "Hey you! Move away that is my food!" Then you simply said: "Hey ... I don't like that so move." "please leave me alone ... what do I have to do that you leave me alone pls." "Ears on me ... I like that." *release pressure* "Ohhh that is how to do that ... Now i know."
You were with this horse for, about 6 minutes, and you have already made yourself her leader...WOW!
Rick! That was the most perfectly played out example of a correction I've ever seen. She demonstrated your point to the letter and it was beautiful! Truth is so simple. It's our over- thinking and reasoning that make it complex... Thanks so much.
I wasn't sure what to expect but that sure wasn't it! Wow, that was easy. You're a great horseman and teacher.
Glad you liked it!
Oh man, with this video you saved two horses. I am a volunteer in an animal sanctuary, mainly donkeys but we have two horses, and we don't know how to handle them.
We created this myth around Finn, the black scary horse, and if he turns his back at you, ya better run for your life! We reinforced the bad behavior for so long.
But we really need to check his hoofs, so today I tried to follow your suggestion.. and ...wow. After 20 seconds, this wild beast, turned into a little lamb.. the situation of fear and blindly trying to put an halter on him, turned into a very clear comunication. And he was so relaxed, never seen him like this.
I makes me so sad because every other interaction I had with him, was a stress. For both of us, And I became one of those persons who calls his horse with bad names. And damn man.. it is so easy, I have literally no experiences with horses, and I did it.
Thank you a lot my friend!
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that was really impressive when the horse started following him
Akosa117 And that he said it would before it did.
Akosa117 it’s not lol
It's amazing how quickly someone can change an animal's behavior by just using *their* language (and perfect timing) to communicate with each other.
I don't have a horse, nor am I around horses, but I found this video interesting. Thanks for the info.
My neighbors have a pair of horses, the back of the pasture is close to our property line. I sometimes gave them a carrot or some clover from my yard. The higher horse sometimes got sassy, these videos let me know what to do
I keep coming back to this video to observe exactly what you do and why. This is the most useful video to me because it was the one that really taught me about pressure and release
this is a perfect example of pressure n release ...its so true many horses will have a better life now ....Thanks Rick 💜😊 🐴🐎
I'm impressed he did this with the fly mask on. He did this all by body language & ears, without looking at her eyes. Amazing & brave!
Very impressive indeed yes! this guy has good tips!
I remember when I first saw this video. I swear this has worked WONDERS for me. I used to ride a pony who would be very dominant towards me as I was gonna grab her in pasture to take her out on a ride. She would pin her ears, charge me and try to bite and kick me. I was absolutely terrified of her and she knew it and used it on me. I used Rick's technique and it took me a couple of weeks to finally get it right, but when i did she never charged me again! She would still pin her ears lol mares.. but she never tried to bite or charge me after that. I had so much success with this and I'm so grateful Rick put up this video!
Wow this was very helpful. I would be scared of being kicked. I guess I’ll have to get over it for the sake of my horse.
I come back to this video every so often because it was the first one I watched, and it really helped so I kept going
Golden me too!
Golden me too
Good Job Sir. Thank you For being a Responsible non abusive Horse partner.
I’m amazed at how many angry and negative people there are in the comments. He never even raised his voice at her. What are you saying is crazy and wrong about him? He did the most basic “reward good, punish bad” training, while being the most gentle and kind as possible - to the point that the word “punish” is way too strong of a word to fit his actions!
You HAVE to train big animals if you are to live in harmony with them. Horses aren’t generally a concern seeing as they’re prey animals, but they’re still big and powerful. You have to set up rules for your relationship and then you both will have trust as you rely on that rule system. And a bonus of this specific training (“always be nice to me, as I will be nice to you”), if they pin their ears at something, then you can know something important. Maybe theres a danger nearby you aren’t picking up, maybe the horse has a fear you’ll have to comfort or work around. The rule system then becomes the basis for communication.
Bottom line, he gave her rules. She understood what they are. Now she is comfortable because she has safe consistency to rely on - the rules. And she knows she can trust him in general, as a bonus, because he never was mean as he taught the rules. She learned to be nice + he’s isn’t mean. Beautiful and important lesson.
Just spent about an hour and a half in a lesson with a mare that was pinning ears, kicking out and threatening to strike. Kept after her until she demonstrated respect. It was one step forward and two steps back at times but she's learning. Good video, Rick. Thank you.
Love this video. I learned great things from a cocky engineer about machines and their processes and how our application hinders or glorifies their abilities to perform. As hurtful and humbling as it can be to receive criticism, it only makes you better, if you are willing to listen and learn from them. You are the engineer of the horse machine. Great Respect.
👍 thanks
So simple!! Education is key. You saved a life Rick. Kudos.
LeMonS531 yep Rick is good to the critters.
My yearling pins her ears and I've never really been positive that lunging her is the correct way to earn respect. This video helps with my self confidence. Thanks so much for your friendly advice
I just want to say thank you. this is my first time working hands on with horses and a retired race horse has been giving me grief cleaning ice off the back hooves. yesterday I was giving up for "my safety." this video taught me I was doing the worst thing by reinforcing negative behavior. being more annoyingly persistent than forceful, tonight I was able to clean her up for the first time in 2 weeks. took half an hour, but I got it. now she's pinning her ears, which I'll get to in the a.m. she clearly didn't like that I was the bigger horse.
Thank you for this video. My mare was doing the same thing and I used this technique and it took about 4 times and now she turns to me and comes up to me when I enter her area. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
Glad it helped!
This is a very good vid Rick.
Very important to understand this.
Great horse wisdom.
Glad you enjoyed it
I'm going to school to be a horse trainer this fall and I've been watching as many CZcams videos as I can on training and understanding the horse. But I can say that BY FAR you are my favorite person I have found! You know EXACTLY what you are talking about, you're not too fluffy with the horse like some are. You know exactly how to move them and exactly how to get them to show you respect the same way an alpha would in the herd. I actually get giddy over your videos and I've learned so much from you! Thank you!
You are absolutely AMAZING! God I pray more people learn from you! You are an angel to all horses!
Thank you! You too!
Wow thanks! I just tried this with my wife and I've never felt this much affection. When do you think is a good time to take the mask off of her?
theno12lookslikeme don't worry, his wife is a horse
theno12lookslikeme i tried to do this to a random woman chasing her and looking at her in the face and I got tased by the cops.
Peter Griffin Friggin Shweet.
theno12lookslikeme When did horses get CZcams?
theno12lookslikeme top comment mate 10/10
Thank you so much! I have a wonderful gelding who occasionally does this when I try to get him from the pasture. It worked!!! I can’t thank you enough!
I chased my new Arabian mare away just a few minutes one day and she followed me around the pasture like a puppy dog after that. Only 3 days later, she showed me her neat trick of unlatching a stall and ran out of the barn and through an open field gate into 400 acres of freshly tilled field. She took off like she was on a race track and was long gone a few minutes later when I realized her stall was empty. I'd NEVER tried to catch a freed horse before in my life and had no idea what to expect. I ran into the field calling her name and (according to a local farmer), she stopped dead in her tracks and ran straight back to me, then followed me home. IT WORKS and they do NOT hate you for it.
Horse, beautiful.
The horsemanship, impeccable.
My god, bout time i found someone who actually knows what their talking about!
Rick is a true Horseman we need more people like him in the horse world.
@@jerrencartercrittersandfri3733 Agreed.
ty people call me crazy for going out of my way to correct negative and dangerous behaviour patterns in horses. i respect is everything, and I respect you. i've even been fired for taking a horse home the right way after a morning workout on the track. she was a flipper who was terrified of that backstretch. i walked her down that stretch and she stopped flipping. she wins and im still fired....
Amazing 👏 and you did it without abuse 👏 👍 😀 🙌 😉 👌
--Gotta love that Rick didn’t come out to do anything with her, but couldn’t walk away from a horse with a problem allowed to flourish because of humans✅
This has to be your best video. Amazing to see the horse transform right in front of one’s eyes
Such a great example, Rick! Loved this...if only people would listen 👍
Rick is a true horse whisperer, what ever he says is going to happen IS what happens
Ride The Lightning his not a horse whisper he is a horse listener
No he’s not. The things he knows should be common knowledge with the horse world... it’s sad thag it’s not
I love how the horses you work with respond to you in such a positive way.
You truly know your way around a horse.
This is great. I leased a horse that would pin his ears at EVERYONE when they walked by. So I started working with him that if he pinned his ears I would chase him away. He was in a stall so it wasn’t easy, but I would just make him move while I was on the outside. Then I’d stand near by and wait, and I’d re-approach when he came up. If he had his ears forward or more polite, then I’d pet him and walk away and leave him be before I got him out to do anything. If he pinned his ears we started over. After a few consistent times of this he started being excited to see me. He would pin his ears at everyone else (cause they weren’t willing to put in the time and chopped it up to him being grumpy) except me. I could go in and pet him, and love on him and he would totally accept me in his space. Ohhhh he tested it every now and then, but overall it was a drastic change and one lady even commented that she “had never seen that horses ears forward! That’s amazing!”
So this does work but it takes time and consistency, and I was far from perfect when I did it 😅
Such a helpfull and amazing video! really priceless, don't ever take these down, I frequently come back to your channel if I a have question about horses. Forever grateful :)
I agree with this! The horse I used to ride was "Dangerous, and unpredictable, and bratty." That is what the old owners told me, and didn't want him because of that. I did this exercise with him but in the arena about a few months ago and he was an angel, he would follow me where ever I would go and never pinned his ears once. The reason he was pinning his ears and not letting people touch him is because he was in a pasture for 3 years and never got exercised. His old owners that said he was "bratty" and Abused him, they never fed him, he was 300 pounds under weight, and he learned that he was the ruler when they would give up ground to him. Great video Rick! This channel will show all the abusers what real horseman ship is, also the idiots that baby there horses.
"...when you are looking at me with both ears!"🤣😂
I love how all Rick needs to do to correct disrespectful behavior is get in the horse's pen and run them around a bit without the use of a whip. Meanwhile, Clinton Anderson has to whip a horse whenever they just throw their head or pin their ears. Both methods get results, but only one gets respect without the horse's fear for a whip.
Not a horse person, but these videos are so beautiful.
I'm not either i don't care about being with horses i don't like riding them at all
That's truly amazing. Love your educational videos. I've been a fan for a while and pass this information along to people I know who use to be afraid of horses because they were misinformed on the correct way to act towards a horse. These animals are meant to be respected and treated as such. Thank you.
Oh perfect lesson. I just adopted a mini horse. I am able to get his respect when he is on a lead. He kicks, I make him run in circles but I was not sure how to take the proper direct when he did this in his stall at feeding time. So thank you. Positive reinforcement that I was taking the proper direction. I just didn't want to make the matter worse :D
Hello from Qld Australia...Excellent lesson, easy to follow, kind and effective, I’d like to see more of your videos...
Great to see these old videos get recommended. I do notice a major difference between how the horses at a ranch I volunteer at react to me and how they react to others. Not to brag but I'm in pretty good shape and don't give up very easily. But others at the ranch including owners are not able to do this work anymore... It actually puts me in a really awkward position because I really love working with these horses but I can't keep doing it for free lol
Great video! Teaching correct behavior in a non-abusive manner. Love it!
This video is helping me a lot because my horse does the same thing that this mare is doing. This has taught my horse respect for the rope and respect for me. Thank you.
That's dumb it's retarded
Brilliant demonstration. Buddy...Mr T...Rick...you are THE BEST xxx
RIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICK!!!
THANK YOU!
YOU ARE A TREASURE.
This made me cry-in a great way.
😊
Love it decent down to earth horsemanship
It is so simple and obvious that you have to be a leader, and yet so many people belittle such disrespectful behaviour. Good job!!!
I applaud you for setting people straight. You're not a horse trainer, you're a people trainer.
We can learn so much of you, if i ever get a horse i know what to do and i know who i need for information about stuff, you are amazing Rick
great direction. got my girl started in lessons and I'm going to use your lessons so she can accomplish her goals of riding and continue her passion for horses. thank you
I know this is an old video but I can't express how helpful this video was. I am a new horse owner and mine doesn't quite respect me yet. Learning that moving his feet until he looks at me, or is submissive helps me understand him and horses in general so much more. I love your videos! I love that you're not inhumane, and that you don't do things by hurting the horse. Thank you so much for being a good horseman and teaching all of newbies how to be one too!
Nice video! I wish more people would think like that. Thank you very much for your wisdom!
That sure made it look easy for the owner😊 I hope they understand their horse better now.
My favorite saying,, take the time it takes it will take less time it has proved so positive with me
right..saw the difference right away..am sitting a horse now and will use that technique
So beautiful. Beautiful reaction from her. What a good girl.
I miss all these quick super informative videos.
See this is what save my but Rick theses vids saved her from long term and a keeper me from a deep dark depresion.You saved two lives that year Rick .Give your self more credit.
Excellent lesson in horsemanship. Great job.
There's a horse at our sanctuary who does the exact same thing. This is really going to be a huge help with dealing with that, good advice Rick.
Best horse video on the Internet 👍
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Wow that was amazing ....from a NO to YES in minutes......
This is one of those things that an expert make look easy.... Very impressive.
Think Like A Horse you are so damn rude and brash, but you obviously know what you're doing and you do it extremely well. This guy is the realest!
well, you can't sugar coat the stubborn ignorant lol
Rick, that was just awesome when she gave in to you. I am floored.
This is great but can we stop fat shaming the horse
Edward Ortiz lol
Edward Ortiz Eh, she is a little on the tubby side.
Edward Ortiz BAHAHAHA
Wow I wish I knew this trick with my mare....7yrs of riding school doesn't reach you that!
Chelsea Bramham og course it doesn’t
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Insightful, professional, good advice
! Thank you, Think Like A Horse/ Horsemanship-Rick Gore
Excellent video, easy to follow, perceptive, safe strategies, an excellent tool for beginners, thank you. I have subscribed, keep them coming please..
this is a very nice video! its short and there's no whips or anything! I love that!! its quick, no harm done, and after that, it respects u?! I subscribed!!
You explained it the same way I was taught and they say if you hear the same thing the same way more than once it must not be a lie
I do the same with my mare, course she only learned people are negative, so she feels she needs to protect herselfe. but she is much better already
I love this video so much. So helpful. I know this sassy mare and I haven't known how to correct her but now I do. Thank you Rick! 😊
This video is so dam valuable. Such a good lesson to learn and know.
Astounding!...great horsemanship, great example, thank you!
Such a good video! I will definitely be trying this with my mare who's been getting away with terrible manners her whole life.
Holy shit. I don't even own a horse but this video was magical.
The only thing I do diff is if she pivots with her back towards you, you cut her off and make her go the other way till she learns to change directions while keeping two eyes on you the whole time
Love this
She showed her butt
And he got right in the pen and got her moving as a consequence
I’m learning this with my dog- they are animals and we are the ones with thumbs.
This was really informative and effective. If you used this same approach with humans when your correcting them you may get a better response, less negative comments and fewer reports Rick. What works with animals works with humans.
I don’t think chasing Barn witches around a pen would work all that well honestly
@@laurenkifer9145 you never know tbh, might try it later
see that is the problem with some trainers . they don't have the time instead they find short cuts like hitting and cruel implements
Watching your perseverance, and the pay-off, was worthwhile!
Great video. Learned a lot. And you did this in real time. It's one thing to talk about it theoretically. But it's one thing to do this in realtime where we see the behavior change . Great stuff
Thank you so very much for posting this video!!! Tried this today with our new 17 year old guy,,,IT WORKED!!!!
She is such a pretty horse! ♥ So gorgeous, also thank you for giving us this wonderful information and showing us! Horses are such wonderful creatures, there is defiantly a secrete language among them. :D Which is something I would love to learn more!
@@-touya_todoroki I agree.
I forgot to mention that I fell in love with you a couple of nights ago when you kissed your beautiful horse on the face, twice. It made me cry. And, you gave it pieces of carrot, which was so loving and kind, but just like kids, dogs and people, we do have to correct 'ear pinning' and bad behavior! People just don't accept responsibility or provide loving, yet, firm direction, when necessary and it's just unacceptable.
I really respect that you can SEE the difference in her posture, her neck, her head really CHANGE throughout the course of just this tiny seven minute clip. For some reason, people have a hard time understanding their brain isn't in a horses head, and even though they may come to know what you're thinking, you have to teach it to them first, in THEIR language. Respect to you, good Sir, for showing us such a good example.
Great example...she is a quick learner!