~Rescue horse Stallion takes a trailer ride~
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- Stud man goes on his 3rd trailer ride!
What happens when a horse sees the dentist~
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What ever happened with Mort?
I have not found the strength to finish Morts last video ❤ After seeing his regular lameness veterinarian, we discovered the problems with his feet had progressed to a point where it was not ethical to continue trying to treat him. Combined with his ongoing dental issues, we decided the kindest thing to do was to set him free from his pain. I will share his whole story eventually I am just not ready to yet.
I was afraid you would say that. Thank you for trying.
@TheCleverCowgirl I'm so sorry. I found your channel about a week ago and wanted to take a second to let you know that I am so impressed with you. Thanks for sharing your life's work. You are doing what you were born to do. In your darkest moments, know that in your heart and soul. Your readers know that. So do your animals. Nothing but ❤ to you!
Oh CC... I am so sorry.... yes, sometimes its the hardest, but the kindest thing.... I grew up raising show dogs... I know this pain all too well. You are truly amazing ... sending You much Love and big hugs. xx @@TheCleverCowgirl
@@TheCleverCowgirlOh my. You did the right thing. Loving and respecting them enough to let them go. Doesn’t make it any easier. Sweet Mort. 🪻
This was s great video! It shows how much time, effort, and money goes into caring for horses. It also highlights that there are lots of ups and downs with horses. You take excellent care of your horses, and I look forward to seeing how Mort's next vet visit goes! The boys all did an awesome job in the trailer! ❤
They were seriously superstars!!
@@TheCleverCowgirl agree!
With vet bills, feed costs and fuel, I still can't imagine the cost of keeping horses
I know people that spend way more money on less fun hobbies 😆
True @@TheCleverCowgirl You have to do what you enjoy
I love that a non-horse person watches this channel. You picked a great creator!
yes.can think of many......and these hobbies do not include the interaction with a warm ,and living creaature. 9:10
God bless you for taking great care of the horses!
Your care is exemplary for these complicated horses. Give yourself a pat on the back 😊
Poor Mort! 💕🙏🏼💕
Breaks my heart for mort 😢😢 you made the best decision for mort!!
Thanks for keeping it real. Horse ownership is not all sunshine and rainbows
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Is really beautiful!!!🥰
I just love how you treat your animals.
Never did I ever think about the importance of normalizing trailering the horses. It seems so obvious now that it is important!
Oh,boy. Mort was lucky to have you love him. 😢❤❤❤
I want to be one of your horses! Would love being so well -taken care of 💕💕
Thank you for sharing. Mort’s veterinary issues. They can be ongoing issues, even when they get the best care. A lot of horse owners don’t realize how important good dental exams are for horses. They’re critical.
City girl here….this is everyday stuff for you but it’s fascinating to me. It’s so cool for you to share your knowledge, show how you respect those horses, but mostly how hard you work! You amaze me!
Really enjoying your videos and the thoughtful and calm way you work with your horses.
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing CC!!!!
I am so happy to see your videos. Good information and as a non-horse owner but horse lover, it is really good to see both the normal ups & downs of horse ownership, but also the possibility that horses who were neglected or mistreated can be rehabed by a thoughtful human. Thank you for sharing the details of your ranch.
It's good to see how well you take care of the horses and right away. Well done.
It was a very interesting video---although Mort has all my sympathy over the dental issues. Poor fella. He's so lucky to have landed with you.
Your vet-tech background really gives you a clear view of Mort's dental problems. The previous owner giving meds have had such a long-lasting effect on his mouth bones healing after extraction. But he seemed to eat the treat with enthusiasm which means his digestion is working and he wants to eat.
Mort's lameness caused by laminitis and his small feet contribute to his slowness in coming in from the pasture for his pellets. If horses could only talk ... but their body language tells you a lot.
Horses are having a lot of medical challenges just like the TLC humans who care for them. Your use of radiography is awesome. TY, CC, for posting this video even though you didn't get the hope-for medical checks.
Health is a process. Your equines are fortunate to have you manage their lives.
You are brave to do that alone. Impressive!
Your horses trust you dear hopefully Mort will get to feeling better. They are lucky to know you are intuitive to their needs.
Scarlett is funny running around and sweet Skeletor he's a Champion.
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The boys did so great and calm. GL with next weeks vet visit
Horses look nice and calmed nice to see how much you care for your horses you do an amazing job with them thank you for sharing blessings to you and your family
You take such good care of your horses 😊 thank you ❤❤
Excellent video. Thank you!
Love all your videos. Glad you decided to make this one, too.
For sure, you give viewers an unvarnished picture of the realities of horse ownership & care. Very often one thing leads to another. to another. It can be an lengthy, expensive process and your portrayal is spot on.
Morte has a bunch of issues that you are addressing. Bless you for helping him as best you can. I hope he feels better in all ways. That seem so smart to have all your horses going on trailer rides regularly.
I'm amazed that the little trot you asked Mort to do was enough for you to be able to detect some lameness!!! I could not detect a thing, you have a gift, for sure!!! ❤❤❤
…The weather looks beautiful. …I enjoy learning all the little things to look for with the health of horses. They received a Blessing when they went home with you. 😁🌷🌾🐴♥️
Now this is something that is fun for horses!! Going for a ride is good for these horses to stretch their legs, Skeletor and her other horse's were ready for the 🛣️🛣️!! They don't call her The Clever Cowgirl for nothing!! Good Job!!
Love how you give your horses autonomy.
Poor Mort, can relate to the dental issues 😔
really good video (I'm a retired dental hygienist/former horse owner) so very interesting. I remember having to have my horses teeth floated after I had loaned him out to his former owner when I went back to school. He wasn't taken very good care of (quite surprised) so it was interesting watching the vet reshape his teeth so he could eat better. He was looking really thin when I picked him back up. I love the way you let the horses load in their own time.
I really appreciate that you allow your horses to choose to get into the trailer on their own without coercion. And what great care you give them Clever Cowgirl. ❤ Good luck Mort, you got this!
Am important video! Glad you posted. 😘
Thank you for posting this...I can’t begin to imagine your bills! Keep the videos coming and I will keep liking! 😊
🙏🏻 for Mort and all your rescues. You are amazing!!! 💕
The news about his teeth was a bit sad but like you said in the video, these things happen when you have rescue horses. I'm glad for his sake he has you who understands his needs and his issues and will get him the proper care and treatment. All of them did amazing in the trailer from what could be seen on video.
Great video Cowgirl , like how you take care of things , such a loving person with the horses . 🙂
Great video! Those feet are tiny! As a kid I knew a mare & her grown gelding with those tiny feet. They had similar problems as Mort. I was told tiny feet were once fashionable for their breed & showing area (halter). Not sure if that’s true tho. So sad. Mort is lucky to have you watching out for him. Such a pleasure to watch your videos. You take great care of your horses. Loved seeing you patiently load everyone and your tips for making trailering routine and safe.
Unfortunately, in quarter horse halter circles, they still want those tiny feet. It’s crazy. And the horses born with those kinds of genes are the ones that suffer.
Great video, I have rescue dogs. Every dog I adopted over the years has had preexisting health issues from past history not known about the usually are strays rescue gets in no back history. I see it's the same with horses . People are surprised I would take on a special dogs that are seniors that nobody else will take. They become the best dogs when given a chance to be who they are imperfections and all. Im sure it most rewarding as you see the horses you care for become the beautiful horse they were meant to be imperfections and all. It makes us love them even more. Greetings from Pennsylvania 😊🐕🐾🐾
You could do an 30 minute video and I would be happy I love y❤❤ your channel and all the animals you have So do what you are most comfortable with and have the time for . You need time for yourself too!
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I've watched nearly every video on your channel now, and you are truly wonderful! I was wondering if it might be possible as you do videos like this to include estimates etc. of the costs of unexpected vet bills and so forth, so people can realistically understand that budgeting for a horse is a much bigger responsibility than basic overhead :) I think it could really help people understand there is a lot more that goes into it and hopefully create more awareness around overestimating what could go wrong and overbudgeting for those things. You are an amazing owner! Also it would be interesting to learn more about the auction industry and how groups of wild horses come to be in that environment up for sale, maybe you could touch upon it in one of Scarlett's updates
LOVE your dedication to keeping good trailer manners fresh and making sure everyone has a confidence buddy for the ride. SOOOO important. Gus running for food made me laugh. I enjoyed the quick clips in hooking up the trailer. Your videos are fun, informative, engaging, and to the point.
Thank you!
Thank you.
You are just crushing it this week... luv it
Oh no poor baby
Love your videos very educational videos always
Uh, how unfortunate. I hope all goes well when they take out the broken tooth.
Actually, my father got a medication working in a similar way as a treatment for cancer. Not only did it prevent healing, it actively destroyed the teeth. Hence, it was even considered whether all of his teeth should be extracted before therapy started. Fortunately, they decided against it. He still lost several teeth, but not not all of them.
I hope Mort will be doing fine and that this was his last teeth extraction.
I love all your horses, and I love stud man the best
I enjoy all your videos, every one has a wealth of information and you have a soothing kind voice. Thank you for all of them🐴😊
I so enjoy learning so much about owning, teaching and caring for horses. It is really complicated and amazing and I bless your constant and loving care for these fellas. I don't know if you will read this comment, but you did reply to some comment I made recently, and noted that I was apparently not understanding that the horse in question is a "wild" horse. I need to tell you that unless you are working with Prim, or the adorable pied/spotted tiny horse or the black one, I can hardly tell one horse from another as from my perspective [I am 82 year old woman and live in a 500 square foot senior apt. in Longmont, CO---on the edge of a lot of farm, livestock and mountains] I have only ridden horses maybe 2-3 times in my life, and had some limited but fun experience in Arizona helping with a newborn Paso Fino abandoned foal, and a big gelding, Seminole, for a few weeks---great experience, but I did want to pass this info on, because a lot of viewers may be similar to me....clueless. Thanks for your work and your videos. They are fascinating and take my mind off my own troubles. ----Stevie Willett-Shaw. Best wishes!
I loved this video, and I learned a lot too. Thanks so much for making videos like this.
Not only did you back up the truck load the trailer set up the trailer put in the hay and load the horses by yourself You also did it one-handed!
It was a little tricker than I thought it was going to be, but I made it work!
@@TheCleverCowgirl I don’t have clue about training you do but I have respect for you and horses
Great video - thank you!
I love your methods! ❤❤❤
Thank you!
nice trip-bye! =)
Excellent idea
It's always better to be a bit early
it helps that they are soo cute, feel better soon boy, you're an awesome cowgirl!
Your videos are very well done ! I liked this one too. Honest representation is very important ! Thank you ♥️🐎🐎🐎
Great video lots of info! I hope Mort is feeling ok now! Would love an update!
Thanks for posting this. It's good to see the many sides of horse ownership and to learn new things. You don't have to be happy and shiny with us all the time. Take good care of yourself as well as the horses.
Poor Mort, I hope he’s feeling better. And you Clever Cowgirl are, without doubt, just the most fabulous person ❤
You should be proud of how you take care of these horses who were not taken care by their old owners ……hopefully they don’t have any more horses to mis treat
Poor guy! Hope he’s better soon. 🙏🏻 For him.❤
Very interesting video 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I've been hearing and reading about some real bad issues with Purina feeds,more to do with dog and cat food. But it is so negative I would probably not buy anything from the big P. And loading critters, just hauled my sister's bull last week to sale barn,two thousand pounds of muscle and was able to get him loaded with out getting hurt,and he has hurt me. But I think he found a good home. Canner is not going to spend 1.50 a pound. He was having issues in his hips, he was a big baby,I raised him, and you could rub on him and he would throw you like a rag doll.
I think it's important to post things like this, even though it's something that some people might not be interested in. There could be people out there having the same issue that don't realize what's going on that may be helped by the information in your videos. It's also a part of real life when buying horses instead of breeding them yourself. So, it's good information to have out there.
Enjoy all your videos. I'm always checking to see if you have anything new posted. So impressed with your knowledge and the great care you give to your horses.
What a big beautiful farm, CC! How many acres is this? Living the life!
I rent two properties for the horses, 50 acres all together!
I checked the 6
Don’t ya just love the little white snip on Skelatore’s nose ? And your horses trailor very well and nice that you took Mort in ! Always something,huh? But you have the life I could only dream of !! Thanks for the vlog ! ❤️🐴❤️
Ps - so do you feed Mort soaked mash now because his teeth must hurt him when he eats ? No wonder those huge ole teeth are gigantic! Poor guy 😞
No mash, it has a higher chance of packing in the spaces where his teeth were. He is on some extra pain meds and his regular feed.
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Stay safe. Thank you.
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That’s such a shame with all the problems Mort has developed.
I noticed that your Warmblood’s coat has a “quilted” appearance. I also have a horse whose winter coat looks like this; it began a couple winters ago, and I’d never seen it previously.
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Vet bills these days are out of control! My Vet charges always emergency farm call 😤 even though theres no emergency
Goodness he _does_ have tiny feet! I wonder what they were like when he was a youngster?
000! The same :( I have pictures from when he was sold as a 3 year old.
@@TheCleverCowgirl It'd be really interesting to have records of his hooves from foalhood - was he born with teeny-tiny pony-size hooves, or was there a point in his first year or two when they stopped growing or even started to contract, and - importantly - could early remedial farriery/hoof trimming have helped 'de-contract' his hooves at any point, if indeed contraction occurred? Something we will never know, of course. Hooves fascinate me and always have done - coming from a long line of farriers, maybe the fascination is genetic!
@@Sine-gl9ly Some people breed lines of QH halter horses with tiny feet because they think they are aesthetically “prettier.” so Mort’s tiny feet are genetic.
@@fleetskipper1810 Interesting - and very tragic, especially for the horse.
Good boys
Lost video after the speculum. Anyone else? Audio kept playing.
There wasn't any, I stop videoing bc I needed to pay attention to everything the vet was saying!
@@TheCleverCowgirl absolutely!! Ty for the great care you give your animals.
I have them same issues with my teeth 😂, I never thought about going to a vet. Old girl does treat me like a Neanderthal so I just might qualify as a pet. 😅.
what is the name/brand of the treats you gave to your horses?
The ones in this videos are purina nicker makers. Not the best ones for the horses but they like the taste the best!
Some knuckle heads just don't get it.
How do you finance all this?
Hard work and elbow grease!