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Do you have any videos about leading? My horse Jet will not walk right beside me he follows behind me, and is slow and doesn’t want to walk the same pace as I do and I also have to put pressure to get him to walk faster how can I fix this?😅

How many cans of paint did you go through? Lol

Great video! Why on earth would you ask a horse to do something they don't find comfy? You just walk them up on it UNTIL they have explored it, find it comfy and so forth. (Sometimes they never will, but you have a better chance with an invitation.) You INVITE them to do something, not order them. My husband is a ballroom dance teacher and says, "you ASK the lady if she would enjoy this or another move (generally with body language, not speech) and she accepts or not." Working with horses isn't much different.

Nice video! I'm around horses regularly (still learning their body/facial languages) and I always make it a point to slowly get to know each horse. I'm feeding them regularly anyway but it never hurts to talk to them when you're approaching from whichever direction, and just all-round be sensible.

That's easy I can never figure out that

very informative video, thanks!

You did not lay th saddle and saddle pad like that🥴

I do that and have never seen anything wrong with it

I’m happy that I’ve always mounted like this 😊❤

Your tall

I have to use a mounting block because I ride an 18 hand Arabian 😅

making this so a little kid can't say "first"

Do we know why leg over the neck and dropping down is frowned on? Its easier and you can see where you are going. You can do the gentle slither, handy in winter, when your feet are cold😬Never been a fan of leaving a foot in the stirrup as you dismount. Seen that go wrong.

Love Stella 🤗 and excellent video.

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Do you associate it with the riders preference? I wonder if horses adapt to where their main rider feels more comfortable in their early training.

Happy sweet birthday to Stella ❤️

Horses can eat grapes but they are poisonous to dogs! Didn’t know this!

🤗 Beautiful

I LOVE Stella 🤗

😂 Love this!!

🤗 Love this!

Wow, so awesome 👏

This is so good to know

🤗 I love your horse. Never had a clue about those ears!

So this is Stella 🤗

🤗 A horse, such a beautiful creature God created. Imagine what horses have done for mankind. Thank you for teaching us all ❤️

Very interesting. I was wondering, if your horse is left dominant, does that make him left brain or not correlated?

better than the first one, but if you really don’t wa not to hurt your horses back use a mounting block ❤

I dismount tall horses either with taking both feet out of the stirrups before swinging my leg over, of leaving the left leg in while swinging over (having my hand on the right side of the saddle beam for weight distribution) but taking that foot out before jumping down.

Thanks so much! I will be doing this from now on if I mount from the ground.

Thank-you for this information. I'm sorry to say I've been getting on horses wrong for years. I feel terrible causing pain to these beautiful animals. ❤

for western riders, it’s a bit different than english

Hahahahah😂

Haha your getting a lot of attention ❤❤😂😂

Great info ❤❤❤

this has been the best and most educational community i have ever been blessed to be apart of. love finding really good resources.. i dont know your name yet but thanks for these fundamentals!!!!!!!

What would you suggest for shorter people or children? My daughter isn't tall enough to grab the opposing side but I'm really, really trying to break her off the grabbing the horn habit. I'm hoping this video helps her to see why what she's doing is wrong.

can you do it with a English saddle next time maybe because I don't know if I do the mistake or not

Your will it reins are we too tight

Daisy chain

Im a neck rein person

From the thumbnail i thought it was hair that was braided, so you can hold onto them like reins and i was like "how would that steer"😭, but this is a great tutorial for beginners, i need to show this to the kids/people i instruct sometimes

Excellent. Using a mounting block is even better

Can we all have a round of applause for her not grabbing the reins while mounting

My friend trains horses and people she has been doing this her entire life and she has a 4 year old horse and he shows pain if he's in pain and she has a 15 year old who would do the exact same and that don't show any pain and it can hurt the horses a lot if you do that it can kill a horse

Нихрена не поняла, что она говорит Но смысл более чем был понятен😅

and that can break the horse's neck her friend broke her horse's neck by mounting like that

It's not the right way that can hurt the horses neck I know because my friends an expert at riding horses and she and she trains me and learns everything about horses and she studies them so it does not hurt their back or their spine when you're doing that that's how you're supposed to mount

Thank you I'm going to go try this