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• How the life and behavior of wild horses really are, like what determines their behavior and how natural communication looks within and outside the horse herd.
• How your horse's life differs significantly from that of wild horses, how this affects your relationship, and how you can improve your horse's daily life.
• How you can communicate completely naturally with your horse without tools or methods. For example, where can you be tolerant, and where and how do you need to take the lead?
• How your horse communicates to you where it might not fully trust you yet, and how you can emotionally, as well as through your body tap into your full power so your horse offers you the leadership voluntarily.
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Common Misconceptions Part 1: Does Backing Up a Horse Fix Problems? Let’s Find Out!
In this video, we explore whether backing up a horse really solves behavioral problems and how it affects the bond with your horse. Learn why dominance-based training might create more issues than it fixes.
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Rewild the Relationship with your Horse: 5 Lessons from Wild Horses for Connection and Leadership
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Rewild Your Life-and Your Horse’s Domesticated horses-and humans-don’t live the way evolution designed us to. In this video, I explore how understanding wild horses’ lives can teach us to reconnect with community, trust, and harmony. Learn the 5 key lessons wild horses can teach us about leadership, balance, and living authentically. Key Topics Covered: Why wild horses thrive in tight-knit comm...
What asking a Horse for Consent really means - and what it doesn't mean.
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What asking a Horse for Consent really means - and what it doesn't mean.
Leadership Qualities in Wild Horses - and why the 'Being Herd' Approach is different!
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Leadership Qualities in Wild Horses - and why the 'Being Herd' Approach is different!
TT Live 2 - Let's talk about the 5 levels of relationship and why you have exactly 'this' horse.
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TT Live 2 - Let's talk about the 5 levels of relationship and why you have exactly 'this' horse.
What kind of Horse would someone with an avoidant Attachment pick? And why?
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What kind of Horse would someone with an avoidant Attachment pick? And why?
My first TT Live - I talk about wild horses, evolutionary psychology, and Eastern philosophies.
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My first TT Live - I talk about wild horses, evolutionary psychology, and Eastern philosophies.
My mare of 20+ years. Haven't ridden a horse since. Just a nice mule.
I totally understand. When you meet 'that horse' it almost seems unfair or even impossible to open your heart for another one. Maybe, one day... 🧡💕
She thought me patience.
Awe, the most valuable lesson, we can learn 🥰
Horses are so special, everyone should have one to love!❤❤❤❤❤❤
At least everyone, who's gentle, patient, and willing to listen to them 🧡🌻
Patience, love.
Absolutely! Patience is huge, because it means for us self-awareness, self-management and trust that all will work out - some day. And yes, horses teach us, what 'real' love is - no judgment, no expectations...
I did, and they were the best years of my life. His name was Emperador ❤
Awe, that's so wonderful, and what a special name. Was there something 'special' you learned from him?
He’s looking for me…. I have been waiting for him.
Awe. Some are just special 🧡
@ we are all special lol… I miss horses I truly do. I wanna be around them again.
@Kathryn-n9s yes, all horses are special, but some also teach us important life lessons 🌻 And I so understand, that you want to be around them, once you start to know them, you can't be without them...
@ exactly that’s what I missed. The most is being able to interact with them without language.
@@Kathryn-n9s very true. Just being together and sharing space 🌼
My 1st horse was 7 mo old & never touched by a human. Taught me a lot. She never totally lost her buck even at 17 years. I learned how to get past that.😅 i still think of her & she has been gone a long time.
Some horses come to be our teachers...
i found this very interesting, but mot helpful, because now i dont know what you should do if youre teaching a young horse not to be pushy while being led
Thanks for your comment! When your young horse is pushy, it could have many reasons. It could just be playfullyness (especially in young geldings, and in that case he will see asking him to back up as an invitation to play, which will increase his 'pushiness'), it could also be nervousness, as the horse is separated from its herd - and so on. So, there are two important steps. First to give him all the signals, that you want to become part of his herd (as only then he will follow you out of trust), and of course, most importantly, to set boundaries. Not by backing him up, but by blocking him. You could do that by raising your hand up, right in front of his eyes (without touching) to block his view. But this it a longer topic, I might make a video about it soon 🐎🧡
My Mustang mare Cinder is that 'one horse' for me. She taught me, that - all I had to do, to change her behaviour - was to change myself... I even wrote a Blog article about it: www.peopleandhorses.com/index.php/2024/04/25/from-fear-to-a-true-friendship-my-journey-of-reconnecting-with-horses-and-rediscovering-myself/
I back up my oldest mare alot, not as a "fix" for bolting, but to take out her energy, shes really fast and just throws her weight infront of her and runs after it, so backing her up makes her stop, use her muscle and think for a second, so she'll be slower again for a while, and slowly rebuilt built the muscle she needs to hold her own weight
Backing up a horse is not a problem in itself, but if your mare behaves like that, there is something causing this (e.g. not enough movement during the day, stress in her herd, pressure to comply, confusion, frustration, fear. To just back her up might solve the problem short term, but it's always best to find the trigger and remove it 🤗
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Why does she wave her tail? In more vids too.
Good question. There are many reasons why horses wave their tails. Sometimes it's a subtle form of communication (e.g. that the horse is uncomfortable with something). In this case it's just the flies. This was filmed in summer, and the flies were all over at this time.
The smallest, the fietiest, the smartest
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OMG MY HEAVENS SAKE my jaw dropped watching that woman PUNCH her horse innthe nose. I bet she takes him to trainer and tells him he’s head shy too
I know, it's heartbreaking. And you're right, he surely gets punished too, when he tries to move his head to the side, to avoid being 'touched' or bridled
The second horses keep the direction
Yes, that's exactly true 🙂
We all know where we’re going of course, but someone is deciding the overall direction. The horse in the middle - she’s the situational leader. Just before the video starts, we met the first horse (Shiloh) on the trail, and she changed direction to join us and walk back to where she came from. There’s a lot going on. For example, you can tell we’re a herd because the horse in the middle (Cinder) is waiting for me, and the horse in front is waiting briefly for the two of us. Oh, I could talk for hours about this. And I do - in the Being Herd Membership. 🤗
Join up is used to start the relationship. To gain trust and authority. The key is to stop when the horse has shown you its desire to stop. You push any animal into a corner with no chance to escape it will fight. A horse being a herd animal it will not want to fight unless it is in that position. You dont put it in that postion. A person is capable of giving a horse confort and peace after it has given the signals. A car or chicken isnt
Your approach is the traditional way, which is based on the dominance theory. When you actually observe wild horses, you will notice, that there is no situation within a herd, that resembles anything like the situation in a round pen, aside from a stallion kicking a youngster out of its herd, a situation we don't want our horse to put in. And moreover, the one chased away has somewhere to go, a horse in a round pen not. The situation you create, is not only unnatural, it also doesn't lead to the desired outcome. The only thing you create is a helpless and obedient horse, which has nothing to do with a relationship.
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The way people think violence and anger = listening… like it doesn’t work with humans to other humans what makes you think it works towards animals. i honestly hate people who are like that with a burning passion and wish that when they think THAT is okay to do to their animals then the same treatment should be given to them when they don’t understand confusing directions or to “make them listen” like how they do to their horses. oh wait but that would mean jail time. weird how that works..
Those aren't horse people.. they're animal abusers.
This is so awful. I mean, the bad scenes, of course.
I agree 😓
Horses feel what their riders feel, when you’re mad or anxious, so is the horse. And the saddest part is that horses usually don’t fight back, they’ll just continue to endure abuse and when a rescue eventually gets them, they’re in horrible shape. Horses are gentle and loyal creatures, treat them as such
Yes, they are so much stronger physically, but will do everything to create harmony and peace. Only few fight back.
I don’t own/ride horses but It makes me sick seeing how those people treat horses...it needs to be stopped
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I started hunter jumping at about 6 years old. I can promise that a trustful relationship built on mutual respect and being in tune with your horse will get you so much farther than forced compliance. It’s about the horse and the rider fitting together. Sometimes it’s not the right fit. You have to be able to read your horse and teach them to respond to your cues with positive reinforcement. You have to care for your own horses needs and build trust not just have someone else doing the work for you. It might not seem like the grooming and the feeding and the doctoring matters to people who get to a certain competitive level but it DOES. I groomed show horses and I’ve had their parents tell me they react differently to me than they do to them. I know my horses body language even as he has aged into retirement better than anyone ever will. There’s things he will easily do for me as his long term rider that took a lot of work for even the best students that eventually learned hunter jumping on him. It’s about the relationship and the ribbons mean absolutely nothing without the bond. The relationship is the point in my opinion. Those riders go the farthest and in my experience end up with less broken bones.
Well said! It's not about what we do with our horses, it's how. If the relationship is built on real trust, horses can find joy in many things we do together 🧡
training a horse is literally called ‘breaking them in’ aha
yes, the goal is already laid out in the terminology. Imagine, we would treat dogs in dog shows like that 😢
😢 heart vs ego
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This is so sad... I dont understand how do they think hitting and pulling is gonna help in any way
Yes, it doesn't help at all, it just creates fear and helplessness 😓
The horse abusers are evil people!
I agree, it's so sad, and the horses, although much stronger, don't even defend themselves 😢
@@being-herdmost horses have got life treatening inguries from horse abusers and most have died to them like barbaro who broke its leg and a week later died to its inguries
@user-re9nb6vl7r yes, it's so sad what horses have to endure by the hand of humans...
Onze veulen ging met 9 maanden pas naar de opfok
That's great, and the longer the better...
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They knew what to do. They were just lazy
Haha, they hoped it would be done for them 😜
Quelle intelligence de ces cheveux ❤❤
Merci beaucoup 🤗
And let me add, when you put a blanket on your horse, you're interfering with the natural isolation of their coat, so now the blanket needs to do the whole job. If e.g. it's minus 10 or colder, the blanket should have around 300g.
That there is no clear hierarchy in the wild has a significant impact on how we need to communicate with our horses and what we can or shouldn't do.
Horses react mainly to our energy, even if we're using the 'correct' body language. They know when we never learned to set healthy boundaries.
There is a reason, why we chose our horse as our companion, and their character has always something to do with us, they might e.g. mirror or balance us...
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Same, these are the good childhood memories :-)
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So beautifull. God bless these horses and you giving great care.
Thank you so much for your kind words 🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so much! May God bless you always 🙏
Thank you so much for your kind words 🥰
Preciosas las dos!
Thank you so much 💛
She’s beautiful
Awe, thank you 🥰
Beautifully told❤
Thank you 🐴💛
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