Lydia Hiby meets Fort Point

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  • Опубликовано: 12 янв 2025

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  • @ruthieo54
    @ruthieo54 2 года назад +4

    Your horse is a beautiful soul. God bless you all. ⭐❤

  • @JG-mt3rp
    @JG-mt3rp 2 года назад +10

    what a sweet man to do the surgery for this old warrior. I like this owner a ton

    • @CatherineHaggerty
      @CatherineHaggerty  Год назад +1

      The owner is an amazing person. Fort Point is still happy and here at the ranch. He loves giving lessons to kids.

    • @JG-mt3rp
      @JG-mt3rp Год назад +1

      @CatherineHaggerty love this update, thank you!

  • @karenbutler527
    @karenbutler527 5 лет назад +25

    Lydia Hiby is amazing! She was able to tell me complete sentences of things I'd said ONLY to my horses and dogs.

  • @lindabarrett6471
    @lindabarrett6471 6 лет назад +15

    Thank you for saving this horse. He was i'll and abused. This man saved the animal. And this proved his every effort for maximum benefit for the horse.

    • @CatherineHaggerty
      @CatherineHaggerty  5 лет назад +3

      Linda Barrett-Roberts yes, I witnessed how bad he was when he was first brought to the ranch. Fort Point is so happy now. We spoil him all the time.

  • @janeanbrown9890
    @janeanbrown9890 5 лет назад +18

    i always new there was a way to communicate with animals...my dad told me they have intelligentsia that we just don’t understand unless we learn how or practice...anyone here that owns a cat or dog should at least try something like this ....my dad exsplaind that in the beginning of the world men could talk to animals...i started trying it and discovering that sure enough , the horses are the easiest ones to get threw to....maybe we just need to relax our minds and let it happen...

  • @titanbuck7
    @titanbuck7 2 года назад +3

    That is amazing how much tension he had in his side you could see in the skin and muscles relaxed after her work...and he looked better! His ribs weren't showing as much! Wow!

  • @juliesunshine333
    @juliesunshine333 4 года назад +6

    I adore you! Lydia, you're so REAL and lovely. I wish I could hear animals talking. You're a lucky 🦆 ducky! Love your guts ! 🤗

  • @rstarsflow
    @rstarsflow 4 года назад +3

    What an AMAZING job,...You have! I am in Awe! Thank You for Sharing Your gift.❤❤

  • @janeanbrown9890
    @janeanbrown9890 5 лет назад +5

    i’m working on sending pictures to my dog every day...but when i first tried this it was with a cow that hated getting milked ...there where 9 cows and this one cow would try to run from me every time untill i told her how much i loved her and how much i appreciated her milk...she finally went in willingly and for 3 days , didn’t fight it , then she forgot and turned on me again

  • @scarletletter2847
    @scarletletter2847 5 лет назад +10

    That is one expressive horse.

  • @talonsage954
    @talonsage954 5 лет назад +6

    He SO wants a drink with Dad...my horse loved his beer. He'd get some on and off during the year (he lived with my grandparents) but at Christmas, it was a whole thing for him and his beer. He loved it straight out of our hands.
    Christmas was also when he pulled everyone in sleds. I mean like tobaggans and plastic saucer sleds.
    My dad or uncle would ride him and all the little kids would ride in the sleds.
    It was great fun; sometimes there would be deliberate sled dumps, but he was such a well rounded horse, there was never any worry of injury. He could actually harness and pull, but everyone, including him preferred being ridden and pulling.
    In the summer, I could literally just lay on his back and read while he grazed.
    I only ever rode as a country/farm kid, so alot of our time together was barefoot and bareback. My grandparents had 80 acres, so no shortage of space.
    When I was little, before I figured out how to properly mount, he'd stand and let me get a running start to jump across his withers and haul myself on.
    I miss him, and my grandparents. I still have all his tack.

    • @CatherineHaggerty
      @CatherineHaggerty  5 лет назад +2

      Talon Sage that sounds like such a fun childhood & an amazing horse. Funny about the beer. We actually have used Guinness once when my horse was mildly colicky. It actually helped him remove gas. A vet friend of mine suggested to try it. (Obviously anyone should always consult with their vet if they wanted to try it). Glad to meet another horse lover.

  • @tonyalafarr1454
    @tonyalafarr1454 8 лет назад +15

    He's a beautiful chestnut

  • @yellowleaf28
    @yellowleaf28 2 года назад +3

    Did he just apologize for making her cry? That’s unbelievable and touching at the same time.

  • @MienemLeben
    @MienemLeben 6 лет назад +23

    I know this video is 3 years old, but this woman is amazing! Is she still doing animal reads?
    Great video! It made me cry that the horse was not taken care of Well early on in his life! I love horses so it made me tear up!

    • @EchotaisHealing
      @EchotaisHealing 5 лет назад +2

      This is her website: www.lydiahiby.com/

    • @CatherineHaggerty
      @CatherineHaggerty  5 лет назад +10

      Flowers & Roses 10 Fort Point is very happy & giving lessons to kids. He is very loved now & well taken care of 😄

    • @trudmcd2744
      @trudmcd2744 5 лет назад +2

      @@CatherineHaggerty Thank you for letting the folks here know Fort Point is loved now and well taken care of. You are so sweet. You deserve FP.

    • @CatherineHaggerty
      @CatherineHaggerty  4 года назад +5

      Trud McD he’s still at the barn loving life.

    • @marliniyusman8710
      @marliniyusman8710 Год назад

      vnvj

  • @doggiedoc123
    @doggiedoc123 5 лет назад +5

    Lol!! I love that in the very beginning she says she doesn’t drink alcohol and then says she’s gonna go have a beer at the very end!! Lol

    • @CatherineHaggerty
      @CatherineHaggerty  4 года назад

      doggiedoc123 🤣

    • @martymcmannis9121
      @martymcmannis9121 4 года назад +1

      How can people be that blind. They are desperately wanting their emotions played with. Boohoo.

  • @paulgrimm7842
    @paulgrimm7842 5 лет назад +3

    I love our horses

  • @i.m.7710
    @i.m.7710 6 лет назад +1

    Love this!!!💜💜💜💜💜

  • @annaravani1
    @annaravani1 5 лет назад +14

    God bless you for giving him a home and loving him.I wish this was true for all other Race horses but it,s a big money business that doesn,t care about the beautiful animals who make them all rich!Disgusting!

    • @CatherineHaggerty
      @CatherineHaggerty  5 лет назад +1

      He’s a sweet horse

    • @trudmcd2744
      @trudmcd2744 5 лет назад

      But, he is well taken care of now and well loved. So....that is what you should be happy about. Don't dwell on the past so much, there is nothing that can change anyone's past.

    • @martymcmannis9121
      @martymcmannis9121 4 года назад

      Racing, a big money biz. That takes more care than you think. From birth to death.

  • @valerief1231
    @valerief1231 5 лет назад +8

    I was a massage therapist and my human clients would make me cry w/o ever speaking. I always prayed before and after, but I could pick up on the negative energy that goes with abuse of all kinds. There was a time I massaged a 16 y.o. Boy and as I did light effleurage (rubbing) scratches came up in threes across his back. I swear I prayed silently for half an hour while fighting the devil. It came out later that he had been kidnapped at 10 years old, sodomized and raped. He was tied up and left in a barn. The assailants mother randomly went to the barn, and found him catatonic. She begged the child’s mother not to involve the police. Glad she called them anyway.

  • @deettekearns9092
    @deettekearns9092 8 лет назад +4

    I love Lydia. Make more videos!

  • @ninjalemon9930
    @ninjalemon9930 8 лет назад +12

    4:38 lol when you signalled he came forward :D
    I love watching these I subbed a while ago if I ever get a horse ide want you to tell me about them so I know more about them lol

    • @KumiKotara
      @KumiKotara 5 лет назад

      um . when she pulled the halter ?

  • @marylou931
    @marylou931 5 лет назад +10

    A horse had 18 feet if intestine removed and he looks wonderful now.
    They just went NEAR my intestines and ruined my life totally!
    Maybe vets are better for humans too?

  • @carolinejohnson6879
    @carolinejohnson6879 5 лет назад +15

    Damn it, get her closer to the mic.

  • @tonitouchberry894
    @tonitouchberry894 4 года назад +6

    Cribbing is equivalent to bears and tigers pacing back and forth in their cages! Imprisonment!! Plain and simple! Your put a 1200 pound animal in a box, called a stall that is a 12ft. X 12 ft space, if they're lucky They get to eat, sleep, piss and shit in that space! If you're real lucky, some human will pick up your shit once or twice a day! They might even give you food and water! They will very merrily spread your bedding, full of piss and shit, all around your space! You have no choice but to lay in it! Never mind that you would "never" do that if you had a choice! Never ever in the wild or large pasture!
    I love horses! I was raised like all horse people and most of us want to do good by our four legged friends, so we need to change a few things! We need to do better for them! Can you imagine being a horse and wanting to eat green grass, feel the sun on your back or feel the shade of a tree. Cool fresh water and running like the wind. Kicking up your heels in pure joy!
    I will never regret putting a blanket on my horse and making a warm dry stall on a cold rainy day! But everyday!?!!!!
    Horses are meant to be out in a green field with head down and ass up! Munchin away! Nothin more beautiful in the whole world!

  • @janeanbrown9890
    @janeanbrown9890 5 лет назад +1

    i was just a 21 year old and new nothing about the situation so i told my uncle and he didn’t get there in time ,so every time that cow would see me i could tell she didn’t like me

  • @sapphire48481
    @sapphire48481 8 лет назад +5

    Wish I could have heard better as I know this was a great read.

    • @CatherineHaggerty
      @CatherineHaggerty  5 лет назад +1

      Tammy Lohf yes I filmed on my iPad, & it was hard to get the volume better when the video uploaded.

  • @onedividedbyzero
    @onedividedbyzero 5 лет назад +1

    this is divine

  • @terriesavage4897
    @terriesavage4897 5 лет назад +3

    cant hear microphone too far away

  • @teresasimpson5143
    @teresasimpson5143 8 лет назад +2

    Does Lydia only work with horses (do you know)? Or does she work with all animals? Ive loved watching the videos on your channel of her with the horses.

    • @CatherineHaggerty
      @CatherineHaggerty  8 лет назад

      +Teresa Simpson I believe she works with all animals. She worked with about 8 horses at our barn. She was pretty amazing.

  • @maryoneill6495
    @maryoneill6495 5 лет назад +3

    Why does she have to ask him how old the horse is? Couldn't she just ask the horse?

    • @CatherineHaggerty
      @CatherineHaggerty  4 года назад +1

      mary O'Neill true

    • @rhinestonecowgirl1577
      @rhinestonecowgirl1577 4 года назад

      If I’m understanding from her other videos, the horses don’t really tell their age, they just know they’re young, middle or old aged.

  • @janethomas78
    @janethomas78 5 лет назад +5

    MSM for horses every 12 hours! 1000 mg.per two hundred pounds. Organic is the best!

  • @blessedplace9257
    @blessedplace9257 5 лет назад +1

    She says the same thing in mkst of her videos

  • @marylou931
    @marylou931 5 лет назад +1

    Sorry can't hear her.

  • @gypsytreasures3856
    @gypsytreasures3856 5 лет назад +4

    Why ask owners questions? Ask the horse. Lol

    • @CatherineHaggerty
      @CatherineHaggerty  5 лет назад +1

      Hahahaha agreed

    • @katphyre
      @katphyre 5 лет назад

      Seriously. She asks about his stomach, if they found a stone and they tell her about the hernia and all of a sudden she's got a story about some guy kicking him causing the problem. So why did she think there was a stone?

    • @singingstars5006
      @singingstars5006 4 года назад +1

      @@katphyre She has to interpret what she is perceiving and some level of assumption is probably used to fill in perception gaps. From watching other animal communicators on RUclips and from my own extremely limited spiritual experience, it's not as cut and dried as people think. Everyone is spiritual. Everyone can pick up what animals are saying, but it requires training on how. My husband asked our cat what he wanted and he perceived he wanted fresh water. Now he could have dismissed it as his own mind but he didn't. When I brought our cat the fresh water he looked surprised and began purring and drinking. Trusting what one perceives is major and part of why it's not so cut and dried. If you were to perceive an animal wanted fresh water, you would probably give new water and walk away thinking that had been your own random thought. This woman has trained her perceptions, but she also gains more experience every time she does this. She is learning and refining her abilities. It's natural that she wouldn't be 100% accurate. No one perceives perfectly if for no other reason that no one is free from bias and mindset frameworks that create assumptions.

  • @chm825
    @chm825 5 лет назад +2

    I think that telling his life story with all kinds of pitfalls and recuperations could be told by anyone about all these problems and behaviors. I believe that loving and positive energies can be transmitted from animal to human and vice versa to the point of real attachment as we experience with our dogs, cats, birds and other animals brought up in captivity, but actually communicating back and forth seems too heady.

  • @nancy02151
    @nancy02151 8 лет назад +1

    I can't hear the words

  • @katphyre
    @katphyre 5 лет назад +5

    She talks a mile a minute. How is she asking and having questions answered when she never stops talking. 99% of what she says is unprovable and the rest is just a fairly good assumption about a horse. Of the animal communicators I've seen, I feel like she is the least believable. We want to think animals are capable of human interaction because it would cool, but this is pretty crazy.

    • @esmarose8727
      @esmarose8727 5 лет назад +1

      I've connected with people through energy and the amount of information you get is incredibly fast. I do believe that if she is connected with this animal she would get to ask and receive blocks of thought/images/answers to her questions or just overall feeling almost immediately. It's like her speaking and relaying physical words back to people is like tredding through waist deep mud in a hail storm compared to the flow of information passing through thought and energy. Hope this helps.

    • @kkdoc7864
      @kkdoc7864 5 лет назад +1

      Esmarose This is a fairy tale. Gullible people believing in communication with animals about their lives. Ridiculous. Besides that, cleanses are ridiculous too. Small kidneys???? Lol. Get an ultrasound. And the size of the kidneys have nothing to do with function Come on people don’t waste your money.

    • @CatherineHaggerty
      @CatherineHaggerty  4 года назад

      Esmarose that’s cool

  • @kategasson674
    @kategasson674 5 лет назад

    So let me get this straight. This horse speaks English to the degree that it talks about budgets.
    Cough*bullshit*cough.

  • @silverkitty2503
    @silverkitty2503 5 лет назад +3

    horse is underweight . you should NOT be able to see a horses ribs maybe feel em but not see em.... he looks underweight ...clearly and she says nothing. Please get his weight checked and get his feed sorted. around his eyes too very sunken

    • @suewallace289
      @suewallace289 5 лет назад +2

      He had surgery and he is gaining weight, she did talk about weight

    • @CatherineHaggerty
      @CatherineHaggerty  5 лет назад +5

      Melania MoneyPenny he has put weight on since having surgery. He has always been hard to keep weight on. He gets extra food & sees the vet twice per year, and any other time if something ever happens. He is very well taken care of. My friend who owns him is very knowledgeable & works closely with his vet.

    • @Golden.dragon7
      @Golden.dragon7 5 лет назад +1

      He came from an abusive home and is a recent rescue.. it takes time to gain weight in a healthy way

    • @dianelaes5209
      @dianelaes5209 5 лет назад +1

      @@CatherineHaggerty have a quantum energetics practitioner work on your horse, he'd respond verrry well!

  • @FilmerOfBobcats
    @FilmerOfBobcats 5 лет назад

    Sounds pretty good until she gets to the part about reincarnation of a former race horse.

    • @singingstars5006
      @singingstars5006 4 года назад +2

      I'm not sure she meant that. The owner said he had been a former race horse. "Past life" in this context could also mean "the past before his life here with us now".

    • @CatherineHaggerty
      @CatherineHaggerty  4 года назад

      FilmerOfBobcats 🤣

    • @lydwinaofschiedam2685
      @lydwinaofschiedam2685 4 года назад +1

      Open your minds, people. It’s a very common belief system in other parts of the world. There’s lots of legitimate literature available supporting the truth of it.

  • @leonienolan511
    @leonienolan511 2 года назад +1

    Cribbing, a gut issue ,?, Treat the gut maby?

  • @jdelany8026
    @jdelany8026 5 лет назад +1

    I LOVE HORSES . TOO BAD THAT I COULD NOT HEAR A WORD YOU SAID . CAMERA TOO FAR AWAY FROM YOU.

  • @martymcmannis9121
    @martymcmannis9121 4 года назад +1

    Demon: I'm your horse and I love you.
    Owner: I just new it, cry,crycry
    Reincarnated horse. That's rich. When Secretariat was pit out to pasture, he received a disease in his foot that can't be cured. Or just believe her lies.

  • @ferrygirl100
    @ferrygirl100 7 лет назад +1

    Be nice to hear back from the owner, she talks so fast you don't ever hear if what she is saying is factual. I hope she is not full of it. When confronted she is quick with an answer. She also talks so fast, how does she have time to ask the horse all of the questions she says she does and get his answer back before the next question and answer?? Funny the horse didn't tell her he had surgery. What was the surgery on? No horse with severe back injury and a fetlock that needs injecting should be jumping!!!! Makes me wonder. Being an animal lover, I want to believe:-(

    • @CatherineHaggerty
      @CatherineHaggerty  5 лет назад +1

      Lily no, Fort Point is a retired race horse. My friend rescued him off the track. Now he is happy living at the ranch & he gives lessons to kids & adults. Fort Point is very happy now.

  • @none5185
    @none5185 5 лет назад +1

    Is she getting a cut from chiropractors that adjust animals? On every show, she is referring clients to chiropractors for an adjustment. Please do not hold the mic or camera next to your face. I am listening to you sniff and laugh into the mic, and would like to hear her.

    • @dianelaes5209
      @dianelaes5209 5 лет назад +4

      If you are a knowledgeable equine body worker, you feel what they feel and a Chiro can alleviate the pain/discomfort. No "cuts" from chiros, just immense LOVE for horse and a wish for all to be as comfortable as possible throughout their lifetime.

    • @dianelaes5209
      @dianelaes5209 5 лет назад +2

      There are Quantum Energetics practitioners in California who can help this horse restore his health and vitality. (Cribbing could mean ulcer. QE has energetic repairs for ulcer. Ulcer repair, cribbing stops. Been through the cribbing experience)

    • @CatherineHaggerty
      @CatherineHaggerty  4 года назад

      Diane Laes I would imagine a lot of older horses are like older people and out of alignment

  • @lakota123max
    @lakota123max 5 лет назад +1

    do they ever feed that horse?? he is awfully thin..and prob needs his teeth professionally done...very sad..

    • @janekokoszko7525
      @janekokoszko7525 5 лет назад +4

      He had 18 feet of bowel removed, so he was very sick beforehand and lost a lot of weight, so he is still recovering. I lost half of mine and was only five stone. No wonder he is still thin.

    • @singingstars5006
      @singingstars5006 4 года назад +1

      They said he had been very ill and was now gaining weight and recovering.

    • @CatherineHaggerty
      @CatherineHaggerty  4 года назад

      Yes he did. He is doing really good and still lives at our ranch. He is still thin, but we feed him alot

    • @lakota123max
      @lakota123max 4 года назад

      Oh wow .. well I hope u r getting his teeth done also by a professional tooth doctor and treating him for ulcers.. good job he is still alive:)

    • @CatherineHaggerty
      @CatherineHaggerty  4 года назад +1

      @@lakota123max Yes he gets regular dental & vet checks 2 times per year

  • @je9337
    @je9337 5 лет назад

    Seriously.....😂

  • @iloveharrold
    @iloveharrold 5 лет назад +2

    How can a horse understand money? This is rubbish