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I have a stallion who is very aggressive towards other horses, geldings or mares. When he meets unknown horses (from a distance), he basically trembles - from fear or insecurity or excitement. How can he be trained not to be that way? To be more self assured and calm around other horses?

You are a very good teacher for your horses and for me. Much respect and thank you. ❤

I am really trying tot be better at reading my horse. This has been so helpful and might have helped me avoid some accidents in the past. Horses are honest about how they feel about their owners , too.

Perfect intentions ❤

Slate reminds me of my wild boy. And he’s an amazing horse now but for a minute there, he was very aggressive.

Love!

I agree . Because of our relationship , my horse is very willing to try to do what I ask him to do ( usually). If he doesn't get it , I gently guide him and try to be more clear on what I want. 78 years young and Still learning.

♥️so much to learn and know to care for these animals…ask ask ask❣️thank you

That lady is the kind of person who drives the toxic equestrian culture and discourages people to the point they give up.

I tried to give a thumbs up, but it wouldn't let me. Great info, thanks

Questions always need asking, & any experienced horse person loves giving answers. We want the horse to get the top care it deserves. Also get books by horse experts, & study those. Never stop asking questions of your vet, your trainer, & your farrier, & other experts on horses.

No unrequested forward motion 💯!

This is excellent. I'm working with my horse and watch a lot of craig cameron; the host here takes a similar approach towards the work but he languages things differently and that's really helpful in getting a fuller understanding of how things are from the horses perspective. Thanks for the solid content.

Another great video ! I do not give my horse food treats , but I talk to him in a calm voice, rub on him , and tell him what a good boy he is and he blooms in learning and is quick to learn and eager to please !

Oh absolutely!!! We want more people to love horses! It's going to benefit all equestrian! Especially young people, lm so proud that lve supported the passion for horses in several kiddos who have grown up to be wonderful horses owners and two who have careers in the equine industry ❤

What do I do when I ask them to go forward and they don’t at all on my 4 yr colt

I love how Bonner came up to you, ready for whatever. my horse (Hesed) does that also, no matter what time of the day. (I do not give food treats , he just comes up to see me. I love that !)

Chickens also help keep the tick population down so keep that in mind if you live in an area with a ton of ticks.

Not galvanized?

Very good ! I LOVE Enoch's name !!! One of the few men mentioned in Scripture that did not die ,, because he pleased GOD and was taken up ! My horses now is Hesed and the one before him was Charis ( God's Grace).

Great guys the Chandler boys are! Can’t beat their grit.

My dog plays with my horse, nipping at her heels as she's lead to turn out. She does not react. I've felt like it's good desensitizing for her. Other people have rebuked me for allowing it, (even though I scold the dog, I'm not really "allowing" it), I feel like it's actually been a good thing. I have chickens around my horse also.

When I first brought home my OTTB rescue, he would allow the chickens to eat his grain, too afraid to stand his ground - but now that grain is his (the whole handful LOL) and yes, chickens helped him work thru his fears - chickens & horses go together! thx 4 the share - blessings always & keep being kind!

Wait a minute, the horse is your best friend? I thought black people killed and ate horses.

You just trained him to 😂 fearful of you. Stop waving a stck at him. No horse is invited in.

I would never train this way. I believe love is more powerful. But... you do you.

Good job! I'm glad you have him and not most other trainers

Amen. Teaching patience is key. Spot on. A pushy horse is a dangerous horse. Good work.

What a beautiful horse.

GREAT VIDEO, GREAT CONTENT, GREAT EXPLANATION!!!

Let him eat!

I agree with everything you say. My horses have been very loving but want to please me because of the way I treat them. I can do everything I do to them without a halter or rope on them.

By any chance you can do a video on what you use for supplements

I agree totally. I feel so lucky to even have a passion for something! I have friends that don't have the first hobby let alone a passion for something. I admire you for not naming names but l have to say, when they say never meet your heros? Ugh l met Clinton A and to say l was disappointed is an understatement. Way too big for his britches or head way too big for his hat. All about the $ now, absolutely not the horse.

I agree !!! I have had a Passion for horses ever since I can remember and have owned one whenever I can afford to . I feel like part of me is missing when I don't have a horse. You are correct , we are always learning something when we are around our horse. What a blessing they are to us.

I have a loads of pets and 5 horse are part of my pets. I have Donkeys,Dogs, cats goats, chickens and quail and I enjoy them all and I do t ride them.👍

I want to ride but my schedule keeps me from doing so. I do groom and take her for a walk and just hanging out. Its satisfying.

exactly, wonderful

You are SO right!

Amen!

You are right 💯 present

I ENJOY my horse Everyday !! The bond with my horse is so rewarding. I do agree that being with our horse IS Therapeutic !!! I give him the very best care I can.

I’m so glad you said this

I love this! You have a very down to earth way approach and I appreciate that. Thank you!

I named one of my horses moonshine and not the alcohol. She’s a bay roan. She looks like a shine from the moon.

Absolutely brilliant.

Exceptional training.

I think horses are the most misunderstood and abused of all animals.

Looks like it contains a lot of tumeric which is an incredibly healthy spice with many benefits

I loved watching this, I can not wait for the next step❤ I have a gelding, who was super headshy, I managed to find out from previous owners that he was whipped in the face as a youngster, which really saddened me. They battled to put a bridle on and started to use force. He then got sold and eventually found/chose me. I was nervous in the beginning because he is a big horse, but I took small steps and showed him, I mean him no harm. Today I can scratch his face, clean his ears, touch his poll without him backing up and throwing his head up. The trust is undescribeable❤ He taught me so much about trust and patience. People who don't know us, even comment on how amazed they are when my horse spotted me in the crowd. His eyes follow me everywhere🥰 Such an honour to know. Sending greetings from South Africa🇿🇦🐴