Hero Horse Leads Young Girl To Safety From Being Lost In The Forest | Pet Heroes | Real Wild
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- Опубликовано: 7 мар 2020
- A young girl wanders into a deep forest with just her horse as company. As night falls she quickly becomes reliant on her four-legged friend for survival.
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When my brother was a child my oldest sister was dating a guy who was a bully. He'd pick on me and my siblings all the time (when my sister wasn't around), but especially my brother. My brother was sweet and gentle (still is), and would never fight or defend himself. Well, one day my family's cat was home (he was an indoor/outdoor cat) and my sister's boyfriend started to "wrestle" with my brother. He picked him up and dropped him on the floor and my brother let out a yelp of pain. All I saw was a streak of black fur and then my cat was sitting on my brother's chest (my brother was laying on his back, where he had landed when he fell) and my cat was swiping and hissing fiercely up at my sister's boyfriend. My cat didn't leave until my sister's boyfriend backed away and then he preceded to watch him until he left our house. Needless to say, my sister's boyfriend didn't wrestle with my brother after that, my cat would barely even let the bully near the house >:P He was a great guard cat ♥ R.I.P. Cinderfella ♥
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Good kitty
Your cats name was Cinderella?
xD
The person who named him deserves a medal
Holly was 14 yrs old when she fought this deer?? Amazing loyalty.
I had a horse that protected me. he would stand between me and anyone else. he was a good horse.
My horse hated all of the guys I dated until one day she picked one. I married him. She was right.
Horses generally run from danger and are not known to protect other horses except when defending their young. Interesting story. These precious animals communicate in so many unique ways, and I’m fascinated with their behavior.
Yep. Some of the narrating, I think, is to add drama to the story. I don't know of a horse that would encourage a little girl to get on either. lol And all horses will head home, if you give them their lead to do so. Which would be helpful if you were really lost. I am impressed that little girl was able to stay on the horse, bare back, as it ran back home. Takes a good rider to able to do that. Drove me crazy how that halter was not fitting that horse. It was all wrong on his face. lol
@@BelindaTN I think it was more of a lets gooooo human when he smacked his lips on his side
Sometimes it is the other way around and a human being is saving a horse from getting hit by a car on a very busy road! It was in the late 1980th as I was in a horse stable in the neighboring village and one of the horses ran away with a saddle on her back and halter on the head! I saw it as she was quite a distance away and I realised that she was galloping towards a busy road during the rush hour but I, by myself can neigh exactly like a horse and I did it very often and suddenly she stopped running and turned back and galloped towards me and stopped right in front me! Her owner was very surprised to hear my neighing and to see that her horse was galloping towards me and stopped right in front me and stood there until she took her to the stable! So I saved her horse with my absolutely amazing and stunning capabilities of neighing exactly like a real horse and despite her horse is already in heaven she is still thankful that I saved her horses life with my own neighing because this horse was so expensive and a great dressage horse and jumping horse! That's it and lovely greetings from Sarah 🙋😍💖🐎👍
That dogs got loyalty inside his DNA wish I could say the same for people know a days
Lmao my thoroughbred gelding would sooo ditch me. He's such a big baby lmao. My QH mare, Holly, is quite protective of me though. We've had several horse fights before due to new horses not getting along with our horses and Holly would always put herself in between them and me
Horse: get on kid we got to go!
Holly is an angel in a dog body 💟
Incredibly special horse
Omg i fucking cried.... hero dog. How special they are.
Jesse is like hold up something doesn't feel right that's one of the reasons why I love about horses they can since Danger once Jesse saw the mother moose he's like no you're not going to hurt her and he is like okay we got to go get on me and will gallop and I bet Jesse got a lot of cookies for his heroic action I am glad that the pony and horse did not get separated but I am sad that the pony did die from asthma
Omg that story about holly had me balling like a baby
Great job horse 🐎
I'm glad that the most dangerous animal in Germany is the wild boar which you see only very rarely. In fact I have never seen one outside a fence. There are wolves coming back, but not many and I for sure haven't seen them myself.
Lol the people in the deer costume tho
Great stories!! ........ thanks for sharing!!
love these stories
My old dog would have reacted the same iam 110% sure, she was never that conformable even when I was in the stable with our horse, to which that plonker would most definitely take of and leave me , don't get me wrong I love him to bits but he really is a plonker 😆 so glad these girls had the fortune of being in a position to be saved in such a way . I love animals , they all have a gift they share with us humans .
There are "canned" air horns that snowmobilers take along in case they get lost. They make a terribly loud noise that carries far & wide. Those would be a good defense to carry, if not a good pistol.
Poor baby just makes you want to cry I am so happy Holy was okay. That deer must of been having a bad day for it to want to attack a little girl. Usually they will run away from people.
Different during mating season.
If its mating season they get like that.
Jonnette Nielsen or if its a mama with kids.
Holly
I'm going to love on my herd family..
Poor Holly! I had a Shorky with the same name. My landscapers left our little “fairy gate” a wee little hidden gate only 3 slats wide ajar and my Holly went out of the yard and died from running in front of a car. She had only been out a few minutes. My neighbor heard the screams of the young lady that hit her, and sadly it was instant death. I will never forgive myself for that, even though that gate was never ever open. My yard boys were just kids trying to earn money for summer camp. 10/12 years old. They were devastated when they found out what happened. My Holly had 4 month old puppies, and yesterday we celebrated the 5th birthday for the two I kept!
Sorry about ur dog. Glad you had pups to keep.
Animals are the vest. I don't why some people treat them so bad.
Bless Holly, and Grandma for not putting her down. Keep your toddlers close next time. Nature is no joke. I laugh when British people shun us for wanting to keep our guns. They don't know what's up because they killed all their wild animals a long time ago, not to mention most of their forests 🤤
Well yes, Wolves, bears and lions, and those were hunted out by the Romans, but until recently, we had a large and varied population, of wild animals. Unfortunately well meaning people have tilted the otherwise reasonably balanced ecology. Too many Badgers, too many Foxes, reintroduced species that would have been fine if the human population was 30% of what it is now. Also too many non indigenous species brought in because somebody thought they would look nice.
Any horse will take you back to the barn if you give the animal it's head. That's not something unusual or miraculous. However, it would be helpful to let your children know this if they ride alone.
Horses have clocks in their stomachs. They go home when it's time to eat. But the horse didn't leave her there alone. That's a good horse.
Misleading title. No one was lost!
I’m so in love with horses my room is fool of toy horses and stuff my real pony died last year
EVERYONE! BRING COLA EVERYWHERE TOU GO XD
On it 🤣🥤
When will people learn , wild animals are wild
Sped up too fast to understand very well at all. But I've enjoyed the comments.
interesting, I wonder if you could make a wild predator repellent using a loud hissing sound
I wouldn't advise it. Although yelling and making oneself look as large as possible often works in 'some' situations, it depends on the species and how they're acting. But hissing isn't something I'd suggest. That's because many prey animals also hiss or growl when threatened and still end up as meals. Therefore it's not a good idea to act the same way prey often does. But generally speaking they rarely see us as prey.
If they become a little too curious or start acting aggressively then make yourself look scary and as large as possible. For example, use clothing, such as a jacket and stick your arms out to the side and upward while yelling loudly in an angry tone while standing your ground.
I've encountered bears a number of times and they typically ignored me or looked at me cautiously before wandering off. I've even chased a few black bears away. But generally speaking, give them plenty of room and remain still. This is more important should you see a mother and her cub/s. In which case you want to appear non-threatening. After all, it's never a good idea to piss off mom! ;)
There are "canned" air horns that snowmobilers take along in case they get lost. They make a terribly loud noise that carries far & wide. Those would be a good defense to carry if not a good pistol.
A hiss maybe not, but a rattle might make them pause bc they will think snake.
Where’s the horse
I generally carry heavy in woods , hi t hint
Damn girl's fault for not listening and leaving when told to by her grandma. If she listened instantly, then this would not have happened, period. Which is why I have no children... they don't listen. Disobedient.
Yeah, a hero for your foolish disobedient to your grandma.
Living with her grandma while her mother was away planting trees? Wtf?
Well, when logging companies come in a clear cut for lumber or pulp, they don't let the land lie barren. It's a crop, just like corn or wheat, and like corn and wheat, it needs to be sown. The only difference is one gets harvested every year, and the other, every twenty years. I did it for a bit when I visited my grandmother. She worked for the state forestry commission spotting fires, my cousin drove a logging truck, and my aunt owned a thousand or so acres of logging land, so it was something of a family concern. It's long hours, dirty work, can be hazardous if you've any previously unknown allergies, the terrain is rugged, and the "camps" that you get put up in are dismal, at best. Oh, yeah, we also had to take, and pass, a state test on handling insecticides, herbicides, and fertilizer! There's really only two reasons to be a tree planter.
The first is Love. You're an avowed environmentalist and passionate tree-hugger. You truly feel like this is saving the planet in some way. You love the great wild world, the flora, the fauna, and your fellow human beings. (Particularly that hunky one one over there that you're hoping to impress in some some way, because if he weren't here, you sure wouldn't be here, either!)
The second is Experience. Not only does it look great to your college, but comes is really handy when seeking work with a forestry degree in your hand and the sense to use it. You know what it's like for everyone, from the ground up. They know the importance of each job, and knows how those jobs relate to one another.
Countless lives have been affected by logging quality wood and lumber, and it continues to multiply. From bassinet to coffin, and from little girls who get to take walks with their grannies in the forest to mommas missing their kids while tending the sowing of the next crop.
(Sorry. It's just that I saw the word, "trees", and kinda' went overboard. I am genetically cursed.)
Lol seriously... I mean that’s very nice to help save our planet but when you’re a mother that’s your top priority... I would never leave my kids for anything but definitely not to plant trees lol plant trees in your own town? She was probably chasing some man lol
@@Pro3110 ... LOVE ur nice reply even to the filthy language that really galls me! Why SOME ppl seem to think that it's acceptable to the whole world is more than I can fathom. GGGGRRRHHH!...
@@emilytaylor4192 ... Grannies love those kids, also! And mommies KNOW where their kiddos are safe to be cared for in their absence. I'd say she may have needed the wages. NOT a MAN!
Your reply there is strange.
Your filthy, ANTISOCIAL language has NO place on SOCIAL media! Filthy language really galls me! Why SOME ppl seem to think that it's acceptable to the whole world is more than I can fathom. IT IS NOT!!! GGGGRRRHHH!
first place you should have never let the child get within three feet away from you what are you people thinking even a monkey doesn't let their children get it closer to get farther away than 3 ft your children should always stay less than three feet from you even a monkey knows that
Your reason to repeat & repeat yrself??? I suppose you ALWAYS practice that rule???? If not, you should know better than to give away brand new, unused advise.
I stopped watching at the words "Heavy Price"
Just dump people with no hope or purpose
The one who cannot spell says....
dumb*
title does fit the two stories. this one gets a thumbs down for click baiting.
Horses go where they know the food is. Not a hero at all, just hungry
Generally speaking, yes, but the one action the horse took that disproves that theory is the biting at his sides. I've a Belgian mare that throws so much attitude that my husband's Army Bradley crew wanted their call sign named for her. When she gives a warning, it's biting at her side, shoulder, and leg. It means, "Get the eff back if you know what's good for you!" and she means it. Ignore it at your own peril. He wasn't telling the girl to mount up, at all. He was telling the moose that he'd rip her to shreds if she came closer to him and his girl.
I have another little mare that frantically kept pawing at a leaf pile that I was burning. I was scooping them up, and tossing them on the fire. She kept it up, and finally, she pushed me back away from the pile. I got my pitchfork and started using it to toss leaves and branches, and there it was. A small copperhead snake, coiled around the tines. People say they don't think, emote, or reason, and I'll go so far as to say that they don't think, have emotions, and reason like we do, but they do in their own way. One thing's for sure, it's a hella' good feeling to have the love and friendship of a horse. Don't let them down and you're a hella' good human being.