What we have here, is the wife wanted the horses, but the husband has to do all the heavy work. So says he. Make the task easier by using a lead rope, give the creature room. Also, the more you yell and curse at the poor creature, the more head strong they get. Just saying. :(
If you want an easier time dealing with horses, you put in the time to train them to lead properly and to stand with you a moment before they take off. And you DO NOT leave halters on! The horses should have a good enough relationship with humans that they can be properly approached to be lead. That means never giving the horse a reason to fear contact. These horses need a lot of proper training and I don't think their owners have the knowledge or time or patience to do that.
I sure hope they learned more about horses in the last 4 years. He is worried about a grassy field? Get over it. And when you bring them out, use a lead line! These horses have been kept in far too long by the looks of it. And him asking her to move away from the corner, what was that about? This whole video was just ignorance at it's best.
So majestic. I love horses so much. When I was a teenager (this was over 30 years ago), I trespassed onto a stable where there were about 14 horses. I say trespass because I didn't break into anything. There was no one there and the horses were outside much like this. I just walked onto the property. Did not know the horses or who owned it. I just wanted to hug and kiss the horses. And that's exactly what I did with every single one of them and then I left. I could have been trampled on or even arrested. But I wasn't. It's such a great memory. The horses loved it.
Yeah, that man is one cranky old fart. Jerking the horses around, yelling at them, shoving them into the pasture. Horses are sensitive and intuitive, dude. They're jerking and flighty because they've obviously been cooped up too long and they've got a mean, impatient man jerking their halters around.
He was holding the horses firm and tugging them to keep their focus on him. But I also don’t agree with how he was handling them either. 1) the horses were being horses no reason for yelling at a horse being a horse with horses. And 2) u shouldn’t leave halters on horses bc it can get caught on god knows what and break their neck also sometimes horses scratch their head with their hind hoof believe it or not soo a hind hoof getting caught on the halter? Recipe for disaster
Either its their first time boarding the horses, or the horses haven't been in this paddock before. It looks like a place you would board horses, but then again some ranches are set up that way too. But that guy really should've been using a lead rope. Even with trained horses its a matter of safety because if that horse spooks and your hand gets caught, a thousand pounds of pure muscle is gonna run away with you like you don't even exist. These horses were having a great time though!! They remind me of my horses Jules and Trapper. They go nuts when I put them into the summer pasture. Takes them about 2 hours to get their heads back on their shoulders. lol These horses were just having fun. A little over excited? Maybe. But the lady was calm, and the guy was the one worrying. Perhaps its inexperience, or maybe its just a new experience and he's nervous. Either way, a calm person will make a calm horse.
I don't get it. What's wrong here? Seems like normal horse behavior to me - a wide open paddock, some friends to jump around with - what could be better for a domesticated horse. Of course they're running to the corner. They are connecting with their human, then running off again like nut cases. Nothing wrong here at all.
Patrick.......go away. They are just being horses. THIS is what they do. Run, play, buck. So go somewhere else and don't look. AND they should get turned out every day or they're very frisky like this. Her being there has nothing to do with them letting off a lot of built up zippity doo da. LOL
@Digitalbumpin Haha! Good one! Woman stands quietly and films while grumpy old man jerks the horses around *by the halter instead of a lead rope* and then blames it on his wife. How are you going to accuse someone else of never owning a horse while being so completely ignorant yourself?
I don't care how large or small, expensive or cheap an equine is, if I can't provide each critter with a pasture at least this big for a minimum 6 hours every day it's a crime. Happy Horse, Happy Barn.
They’re just fine. Just horses being horses...
"Stop. Stop. Stop it. Stop. Stop. Stop it now". Yeah, that'll work.
The guy doesn't seem to be a horse lover.
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What we have here, is the wife wanted the horses, but the husband has to do all the heavy work. So says he. Make the task easier by using a lead rope, give the creature room. Also, the more you yell and curse at the poor creature, the more head strong they get. Just saying. :(
Exactly, Cedartree.
If you want an easier time dealing with horses, you put in the time to train them to lead properly and to stand with you a moment before they take off. And you DO NOT leave halters on! The horses should have a good enough relationship with humans that they can be properly approached to be lead. That means never giving the horse a reason to fear contact. These horses need a lot of proper training and I don't think their owners have the knowledge or time or patience to do that.
a rope halter and lead rope would be my priority it’s dangerous to lead them just by the halter. just horses being horses tho
Beautiful horses.
Is no one gonna talk about the massive horse fart at the beginning 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Horses are beautiful an majestic creatures 🥰❤️🥰❤️🥰❤️
I'm not sure what the issue may be between the humans but those horses are gorgeous....
Does not sound good between couple But horses are fine!! What are the horses doing wrong?? They are not fighting just having fun
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Beautiful and happy horses 🐎
Blessed beautiful horses. Thank you!
They are just happy to be in the grass. Maybe they been cooped up inside for too long. But that’s how they play together. Guy needs to chill out lol.
Thats a happy horse!!! You shouldnt be having horses if you dont understand what happy is to these creatures!!
I sure hope they learned more about horses in the last 4 years. He is worried about a grassy field? Get over it. And when you bring them out, use a lead line! These horses have been kept in far too long by the looks of it. And him asking her to move away from the corner, what was that about? This whole video was just ignorance at it's best.
Happy horse farts too! lol
So majestic. I love horses so much. When I was a teenager (this was over 30 years ago), I trespassed onto a stable where there were about 14 horses. I say trespass because I didn't break into anything. There was no one there and the horses were outside much like this. I just walked onto the property. Did not know the horses or who owned it. I just wanted to hug and kiss the horses. And that's exactly what I did with every single one of them and then I left. I could have been trampled on or even arrested. But I wasn't. It's such a great memory. The horses loved it.
Yeah, that man is one cranky old fart. Jerking the horses around, yelling at them, shoving them into the pasture. Horses are sensitive and intuitive, dude. They're jerking and flighty because they've obviously been cooped up too long and they've got a mean, impatient man jerking their halters around.
He was holding the horses firm and tugging them to keep their focus on him. But I also don’t agree with how he was handling them either. 1) the horses were being horses no reason for yelling at a horse being a horse with horses. And 2) u shouldn’t leave halters on horses bc it can get caught on god knows what and break their neck also sometimes horses scratch their head with their hind hoof believe it or not soo a hind hoof getting caught on the halter? Recipe for disaster
Either its their first time boarding the horses, or the horses haven't been in this paddock before. It looks like a place you would board horses, but then again some ranches are set up that way too. But that guy really should've been using a lead rope. Even with trained horses its a matter of safety because if that horse spooks and your hand gets caught, a thousand pounds of pure muscle is gonna run away with you like you don't even exist. These horses were having a great time though!! They remind me of my horses Jules and Trapper. They go nuts when I put them into the summer pasture. Takes them about 2 hours to get their heads back on their shoulders. lol These horses were just having fun. A little over excited? Maybe. But the lady was calm, and the guy was the one worrying. Perhaps its inexperience, or maybe its just a new experience and he's nervous. Either way, a calm person will make a calm horse.
Thanks for the insight.
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I don't get it. What's wrong here? Seems like normal horse behavior to me - a wide open paddock, some friends to jump around with - what could be better for a domesticated horse. Of course they're running to the corner. They are connecting with their human, then running off again like nut cases. Nothing wrong here at all.
Nothing wrong here other than him.
Plus it’s the entry point for new horses. Of course they’re going to come back. He keeps bringing horses in through that gate.
He seems anxious. Anxiety can do that to people.
Ah to have days like this!!!!!
Happy horses & stupid human scolding them like children and shoving them. Then if they rear up or he gets kicked he'll blame the horse. Smh!!
SPRING FEVER! Finally out after being in too long.
I agree. Love their antics
Patrick.......go away. They are just being horses. THIS is what they do. Run, play, buck. So go somewhere else and don't look. AND they should get turned out every day or they're very frisky like this. Her being there has nothing to do with them letting off a lot of built up zippity doo da. LOL
@Digitalbumpin Haha! Good one! Woman stands quietly and films while grumpy old man jerks the horses around *by the halter instead of a lead rope* and then blames it on his wife. How are you going to accuse someone else of never owning a horse while being so completely ignorant yourself?
These horses are so beautiful ans so noble. 👍😍
dude seems to angry to raise horses if ya ask me..but don't ask me :)
Same thought here....
One of God's most beautiful creatures. Animals can be better than humans!!!
Your horses are so beautiful and pretty
I don't care how large or small, expensive or cheap an equine is, if I can't provide each
critter with a pasture at least this big for a minimum 6 hours every day it's a crime.
Happy Horse, Happy Barn.
Just get a Divorce...
Are these Beauties American Saddlebreds? Just lovely...
Awww that is so cute
No using a lead line, leaving halters on while unsupervised, yelling. . . This guy has no clue
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Happy dance?
Dont listen to him, you're the boss
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Your father is doing all the walking work, you should talk to him with more respect. Just saying.
He should talk to her *and* the horses w/ more respect! J sayin'.