Beautiful Arabians !! I love the fact that you let them out during the day to graze and " be a horse".I like the design of the stalls so they can see each other. I love that you give them fresh grass to eat all night. I consider my Arabian to be one of the best gifts GOD have given to me !
Thank you so much for the nice comment, it makes us happy to read and that you understand us from how we’ve designed the stalls and the daily routine we have for them, with being social and graze together as a herd ❤️ yes, Arabians are truly a gift from God 🐴✨ So happy to meet an Arabian horse lover and owner, all the best from the Arabian horse family ✨
@@arabianhorsefamily I have had Arabians for the last 25 + years. I only have one at a time so I can take the very best care of them.I spend a lot of time with them and they become very loving and don't seem to mind not being with a "herd". The last Arabian I had was an 18 yr. old stallion who blossomed under the personal attention. He raced, then stood at stud until I got him. I had only had him 2 weeks when I started riding him bareback along a busy road and over bridges with busses and 18 wheelers going by . The horse I have now is almost a rescue. He was very underweight and had not had much attention except to use him. He is now a very fat and happy boy.He loves being with me and I can do everything I do to him without halter or bridle on him Including worming ! I treat them the way I would want to be treated if I were a horse and they truly bloom with patience and loving care. I am 75 yrs. young and still riding. What a blessing my Arabians have been in my life and still are !!
@@marylynnblack9258 Wow, that sounds amazing, and what a good horse owner you are. We are happy to read the good relationship you had with your stallion, Arabians are like loving puppies when you once gets under their skin, and understand them, like you have with your horses. 75 young for sure, that´s amazing to read, and an inspiration for many :) All the best from us to you and all of yours!
What a calm happy herd it’s so nice to see. I like how your stalls are made too and the feed buckets out of the stall which is a great idea. Is it just sand for their bedding? I loved riding Arabs I’m retired now but I found them very loving and loyal when treated properly with love and kindness as they truly are a beautiful breed.tfs.😎🏇😎
Thank you, yes Arabians are very loving and they’re so much like puppies when they feel safe and loved 🐴💕 yes, we use only sand as this is what they’re used to as a breed and it is more comfortable for them to stand and relax on 💙
😅😅 We take that as a great compliment 🙏🏻🐴 Guess it’s how we train our Arabians to be calm and not alert as the show Arabians. And that they can be together as a herd severals hours of the day 🥰
Arabians are NOT crazy , but often are handled wrong . They are more sensitive and alert and smarter than other breeds. If not mistreated, they are very good loving horses and very willing to please. How would you be if you were a large animal kept in a 12' x 12' stall 24/7 then jerked on when you finally did get out of it ? Wouldn't that make you a little nuts, too.
I have owned 6 over a period of years and even the most energetic ones have been very gentle and easy to handle because I treat them fairly with patience, kindness and affection. My vets even comment on how easy they are to handle and work with. Some of them thought Arabians were crazy, too.Not after meeting mine !
My understanding is that the practice in other countries is to isolate them from each other and to starve them into submission I've seen plenty of videos that they have the horse tied to a post and are forcing them to run in place say simply show off the beauty of the horse but the horse is always terrified and they are always putting many straps and yanking on them and torturing them
Initially thought this might be India when I heard the koels in the background. Nice to see healthy horses in tidy stalls. How does the Arabian do in humid conditions such as in Thailand ?
I've never seen stalls and feeding troughs made out of cement and steel bars it doesn't look like there's shelter from wind and rain or chilly days. The cement is nasty looking what is the massive cement wall in the background of the pasture?
In the very hot countries and regions like Khaolak, I've mostly seen this kind of spare, open stable design in videos. I suppose the open design allows the best circulation of air so that the horses are as cool and comfortable as possible in the heat (and maybe it helps with fly and vermin control too). The horses are protected from the sun and rain in their box stalls. I live in Canada so for sure horses, cows etc need protection from cold winds, but maybe it's not a problem when all the winds are warm? 🙂 You sure got me thinking... good points 🙂
They are amazingly gorgeous I love Arabian horses but you need to cut the field in half and let them stay on one half because the whole pasture is too chewed down to nothing, at least if you put a line across or some kind of divider, to give half of the pasture a chance to grow back up, then you move them over there and you give that part of the pasture a break because you're going to lose the whole pasture if you don't do it like this trust me I know that's how we do it or pretty soon ,they won't have any grass in the pasture and you will be throwing them hay out in th field, for them to eat, then your pasture won't have a chance to grow at all, please take my advice, or that pasture won't ever recover, take my advice, trust me and good luck ✌️ ❤️
Thank you so much for your kind advice. We will do our best, it's the most challenging during the dry season here in Thailand, with no rain for 3-4 months. All he best
I have had an Arabian mare and loved her from a foal to 28 years old such character and ability. Sadly she is no more . do you do anything with your horses or just breed and maybe sell .also what bloodlines do you produce . my mare was a granddaughter of Riaz.
Sorry for your loss, but what a long life she had with you, 28 years! We breed Arabians, hoping to make our horses taller and stronger, fit for endurance and riding. We do offer trail rides with some of our geldings, but our main goal is to be a stud farm. Our horses comes from the Ecaho, Padron Psyche and Shardell bloodlines. All the best to you Eve 🐴✨💕
It depends on the purity and bloodline, as well as the health of horse, but here our young foals and fillies start at around 350.000 THB (just change into your valuta)
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Beautiful Arabians !! I love the fact that you let them out during the day to graze and " be a horse".I like the design of the stalls so they can see each other. I love that you give them fresh grass to eat all night. I consider my Arabian to be one of the best gifts GOD have given to me !
Thank you so much for the nice comment, it makes us happy to read and that you understand us from how we’ve designed the stalls and the daily routine we have for them, with being social and graze together as a herd ❤️ yes, Arabians are truly a gift from God 🐴✨ So happy to meet an Arabian horse lover and owner, all the best from the Arabian horse family ✨
@@arabianhorsefamily I have had Arabians for the last 25 + years. I only have one at a time so I can take the very best care of them.I spend a lot of time with them and they become very loving and don't seem to mind not being with a "herd". The last Arabian I had was an 18 yr. old stallion who blossomed under the personal attention. He raced, then stood at stud until I got him. I had only had him 2 weeks when I started riding him bareback along a busy road and over bridges with busses and 18 wheelers going by . The horse I have now is almost a rescue. He was very underweight and had not had much attention except to use him. He is now a very fat and happy boy.He loves being with me and I can do everything I do to him without halter or bridle on him Including worming ! I treat them the way I would want to be treated if I were a horse and they truly bloom with patience and loving care. I am 75 yrs. young and still riding. What a blessing my Arabians have been in my life and still are !!
@@marylynnblack9258 Wow, that sounds amazing, and what a good horse owner you are. We are happy to read the good relationship you had with your stallion, Arabians are like loving puppies when you once gets under their skin, and understand them, like you have with your horses.
75 young for sure, that´s amazing to read, and an inspiration for many :)
All the best from us to you and all of yours!
its so lovely to see unworked, relaxed horses. they look so calm and happy, I love it!
Thank you 🥰 yes, we do our best for our horses ❤️
They’re happy when working too 😄
Wonderful video. Peaceful, serene. No music, no narration.
I just ran upon your site today. Really love it. Keep up the good work and talk whenever you like.
Thank you Jannie, we appreciate your feedback and are happy that you like our content 🥰
Beautiful horses ! Nicely maintained
Thank you so much, Erica. Appreciate it 🐴✨
يعتبر الحصان العربي من أجمل الخيول في العالم وهو من أقدم السلالات المعروفة بالذكاء والولاء والأصالة.
Thank you, yes the Arabian horse is one the finest horse Breeds we have on this planet, truly a gift from God ✨
💘 💘 Arabian Horses 💘Great Job & Fantastic ❤ Of Your Beautiful Arabians ❤ ❤
Thank you so much Yolanda 🙏🏼🐎✨
These arabians looks crabbet like mine. Beautiful
Yes many of them are Crabbet Arabians 🐴
What a calm happy herd it’s so nice to see. I like how your stalls are made too and the feed buckets out of the stall which is a great idea. Is it just sand for their bedding? I loved riding Arabs I’m retired now but I found them very loving and loyal when treated properly with love and kindness as they truly are a beautiful breed.tfs.😎🏇😎
Thank you, yes Arabians are very loving and they’re so much like puppies when they feel safe and loved 🐴💕 yes, we use only sand as this is what they’re used to as a breed and it is more comfortable for them to stand and relax on 💙
in my younger days, I dreamed of working on a horse farm!
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@@arabianhorsefamily I was born on a farm in Iowa, and had one horse, a paint mare. I just live horses🐎🐴!
Why don't they act crazy like some other Arabians I've seen on other videos! They appear to be quite content...and beautiful.
😅😅 We take that as a great compliment 🙏🏻🐴 Guess it’s how we train our Arabians to be calm and not alert as the show Arabians. And that they can be together as a herd severals hours of the day 🥰
Arabians are NOT crazy , but often are handled wrong . They are more sensitive and alert and smarter than other breeds. If not mistreated, they are very good loving horses and very willing to please. How would you be if you were a large animal kept in a 12' x 12' stall 24/7 then jerked on when you finally did get out of it ? Wouldn't that make you a little nuts, too.
I have owned 6 over a period of years and even the most energetic ones have been very gentle and easy to handle because I treat them fairly with patience, kindness and affection. My vets even comment on how easy they are to handle and work with. Some of them thought Arabians were crazy, too.Not after meeting mine !
My understanding is that the practice in other countries is to isolate them from each other and to starve them into submission I've seen plenty of videos that they have the horse tied to a post and are forcing them to run in place say simply show off the beauty of the horse but the horse is always terrified and they are always putting many straps and yanking on them and torturing them
I love horses, can i work for you. I have three years of experience as a Horse Grom and stable manager.
It's beautiful, every second is like paradise!
Initially thought this might be India when I heard the koels in the background. Nice to see healthy horses in tidy stalls. How does the Arabian do in humid conditions such as in Thailand ?
Mashaallah
I've never seen stalls and feeding troughs made out of cement and steel bars it doesn't look like there's shelter from wind and rain or chilly days. The cement is nasty looking what is the massive cement wall in the background of the pasture?
In the very hot countries and regions like Khaolak, I've mostly seen this kind of spare, open stable design in videos. I suppose the open design allows the best circulation of air so that the horses are as cool and comfortable as possible in the heat (and maybe it helps with fly and vermin control too). The horses are protected from the sun and rain in their box stalls. I live in Canada so for sure horses, cows etc need protection from cold winds, but maybe it's not a problem when all the winds are warm? 🙂 You sure got me thinking... good points 🙂
They are amazingly gorgeous I love Arabian horses but you need to cut the field in half and let them stay on one half because the whole pasture is too chewed down to nothing, at least if you put a line across or some kind of divider, to give half of the pasture a chance to grow back up, then you move them over there and you give that part of the pasture a break because you're going to lose the whole pasture if you don't do it like this trust me I know that's how we do it or pretty soon ,they won't have any grass in the pasture and you will be throwing them hay out in th field, for them to eat, then your pasture won't have a chance to grow at all, please take my advice, or that pasture won't ever recover, take my advice, trust me and good luck ✌️ ❤️
Thank you so much for your kind advice. We will do our best, it's the most challenging during the dry season here in Thailand, with no rain for 3-4 months. All he best
Wonderful video! Where is this ranch?
Thank you ✨🙏🏻 We are in Khao Lak, Thailand 🇹🇭🐴✨
@@arabianhorsefamily I love Thailand and Arabians!
How many horses do you have total? WHat state are they in? Do you only have Arabians?
We are in Thailand 🇹🇭 We have mostly Arabians, 1 pony and 1 Falabella 🐴🦄💕
Oh…do you speak in “Thai”? I don’t mean to be rude…thanks for answering me! I love to read your messages!
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تبدو قوية. تبدو جميلة.
Thank you, we do our best to keep our horses strong and beautiful 🙏🏻❤️
I have had an Arabian mare and loved her from a foal to 28 years old such character and ability. Sadly she is no more . do you do anything with your horses or just breed and maybe sell .also what bloodlines do you produce . my mare was a granddaughter of Riaz.
Sorry for your loss, but what a long life she had with you, 28 years! We breed Arabians, hoping to make our horses taller and stronger, fit for endurance and riding. We do offer trail rides with some of our geldings, but our main goal is to be a stud farm. Our horses comes from the Ecaho, Padron Psyche and Shardell bloodlines. All the best to you Eve 🐴✨💕
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Sir, I'm interested in horse farming job.please anything vecancy for your horse farm.
Thanky you for being interested. We have already staff working. All the best
I'm wondering why are they blindfolded at nights? What's the reason for this?
Mosquitos and flies 🦟
How much does an arabian horse cost
It depends on the purity and bloodline, as well as the health of horse, but here our young foals and fillies start at around 350.000 THB (just change into your valuta)
@@arabianhorsefamily three lakh fifty thousand thai baht
Where is the location i want to visit
Thank you, it is in Khao Lak, Thailand, near to Phuket 🏝️🐴✨
Which Country is this?
Hey, hello admin..
Is it easy to import this breed to India????
It might be a bit paperwork and having to organize transportation with flight with a veterinarian.
I like hors . but unfortunately i am deprived of this blessing. i not buy with mony
Soiwe😂😂
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