I’m so glad I didn’t stop filming!

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  • Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
  • To answer a few common questions:
    Yes they have shade, they have a shelter right beside their water, they just choose to never use. 🙄
    No, the white horse is not in heat they are all geldings 😂
    I’ve spent most of my life researching and learning how horses communicate with each other and through their body language. In the wild, the lead stallion would ensure that his herd is always looked after, especially the young, old and pregnant ones. In times when water or food may be scarce, the leader will also ensure his herd is taken care of before he is.
    What Rudnik does here is a perfect display of those natural instincts. This is not just an assumption but rather an observation of their natural instincts in action. Rudnik is displaying all the characteristic traits of a leader here.
    The rest of the herd had already gone up for water but Rudnik noticed one of the older boys had lagged behind. This is when he goes over to push him up the hill towards the rest of the herd and the water. These exact same interactions are how stallions in the wild protect and care for their herd.
    Horses body language is amazing and once you learn to identify their natural instincts and how they are displayed even in domesticated horses, you will understand horses so much more!
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Комментарии • 2 тыс.

  • @rudniktheroan
    @rudniktheroan  14 дней назад +883

    *Edited to add; if I get one more question for a man who’s only obsessed with the fact my horses manhood is hanging out - he literally just took a whiz, I’ll be sure to leave that bit in for you guys next video since you’re so obsessed about it 🙄

  • @mrsmcdonald9363
    @mrsmcdonald9363 14 дней назад +2

    Proof that leadership isn't about glory, it's about service.

  • @patmartin8730
    @patmartin8730 14 дней назад +136

    I've had horses my whole life until recently. I'm 70 years old and just can't take care of them anymore. I miss them terribly. Sometimes, if I'm out driving around, I'll stop and pet a horse {through the fence} just to get their smell on my hands. When I sniff my hands, it brings back so many memories. Thank you for posting this.❤

  • @marcyking461
    @marcyking461 14 дней назад +271

    This reminds me of a horse I had years ago, who kept running an older mare around the pasture. Evidently, she was on the verge of colic and he was trying to keep her on her feet, or so I was told by the woman who I boarded my horse with. She knew about everything there was about a horse. I learned so much from her, which is why I love channels like yours. You never know what you might learn, simply by observing others. People don't give animals enough credit for their intelligence or their compassion.

  • @jeanineberna8458
    @jeanineberna8458 14 дней назад +699

    Taking care of the seniors! If only humans were as caring!😮

  • @sharpfang
    @sharpfang 14 дней назад +172

    I wish humans had this kind of leadership. A leader who's biologically incapable of betraying his people and the people who trust the leader fully because they know they won't be betrayed.

  • @michellegreen6689
    @michellegreen6689 14 дней назад +675

    Rudnik knew that the old boy needed water, that was so sweet and gorgeous of him.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @marshafick4006
    @marshafick4006 14 дней назад +595

    Animals have compassion too, sometimes more than their human counterparts.

  • @hecate235
    @hecate235 14 дней назад +258

    Even though Rudnik is a gelding, I'd say he's becoming the "herd stallion." Stallions are usually a little more aggressive about it, but Rudnik won't take "no" for an answer either. You've got an intelligent, observant horse there. Give him an apple tomorrow!

  • @brendapettus9208
    @brendapettus9208 14 дней назад +148

    He is growing into a leadership role, being aware of those who need his care and acting on their behalf. Great to see.

  • @pugowner1347
    @pugowner1347 14 дней назад +151

    That head down, ears back posture is a dominance move. He told old boy that he wasn't playing.

  • @judioates8938
    @judioates8938 14 дней назад +1

    Reminds me of the old adage. You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make him drink.

  • @mickyalexandru6894
    @mickyalexandru6894 14 дней назад +13

    So lovely and touching .

  • @anim8torfiddler871
    @anim8torfiddler871 14 дней назад +276

    I had the good fortune to live on a ranch for a few years, with some wonderful Rescue foals from the Canadian Premarin Mares program

  • @alidabaxter5849
    @alidabaxter5849 14 дней назад +76

    What an example of kindness and awareness of another's need for care. I wish humans were as compassionate as animals.

  • @kathleenscott26
    @kathleenscott26 14 дней назад +16

    Since I was a little girl (69 now) watching horses was one of my favorite pastimes. This is beautiful.

  • @user-gy5gc8jb6f
    @user-gy5gc8jb6f 14 дней назад +17

    Good boy Rudnik!! You could teach millions of humans a very valuable lesson!!!

  • @ginat3592
    @ginat3592 14 дней назад +6

    Even horses understand the importance of taking care of the elders. Love this ❤

  • @annew8365
    @annew8365 14 дней назад +160

    Wow, thanks for sharing. I never would have thought that horses would care for each other like that! ❤

  • @kathleenkrug-byle1199
    @kathleenkrug-byle1199 14 дней назад +19

    Proof that Horses love, they may experience fear but never hate.