Pretty good description. The key, besides showing the horse affection, calmness, and steady, nonthreatening interaction, is that this man doesn't try to MAKE the horse do ANYTHING. He's not dragging, prodding, commanding, kicking . . . just inviting the horse to participate in a relationship. There's no agenda of getting the horse to do something for your vs. his benefit. A lot of guys might learn from this about relating to, you know, women.
I thank goodness for this man Klaus Ferdinand Hempfling for showing us this wonderful way. For the first time, I am feling the meaning of bridging the gap, of giving and recieving, and of togetherness. It is taking my breath away to work with my horse the way I have learnded from Klaus. My soul is flying. With much love, I thank you Klaus.
Thank you for having these on u tube for us. just amazing to know there are people in the world caring enough to change even one horses life! God Bless you Klaus..
Words cannot express what i felt watching this video. I have such a profound love for horses and can only hope to ever have just a touch of your sensativity and understanding of these most majestic and honorable creatures. Would love to see you in the states one day. With all my utmost respect..mary
Always great to watch Klaus work. To see a nervous, shy horse, turn into a confident friend within a few minutes is very special. I bought the book, got the video. Where are the T shirts? :¬) Fave.
Klaus is the best out of all the horsemen I see on here, he has something, i mean they can all make a horse lock on and they can get it to accept saddle's and bridle's etc but Klaus is different he makes friends with them and it so different from anything else we see around the world, horses love this man......I think that tranquillity, peacefulness, calmness, honesty are what Klaus as in spadefuls but most of all I thin the horses must sense love, they know this man is a good man who would cherish them and they see it...
Hi Klaus, I am also Klaus, that is the first time I see your videos, really impressing, outstanding horsemanship. Thanks for sharing, I sure will learn a lot from you - only by watching the vids.
Interesting to see how difficult it is for people to comment on a video without telling us all the many horses they have, how arab their arabs are, and how they would like to do this and that seen on the video with their outstanding horses...the perfect excuse to tell us about themselves. Guys, do something different! The credit is 100% Hempfling's, but this just shows what any of you can attain with a horse. First, feel your togetherness and then just start doing things no one taught you.
this is how all horses should be raised and trained..sigh i feel so bad when i see sooooooooooooo many horses living in a world of no care or communication or love!
I would nearly say that nervous horses like this shy beauty are so much more easy to convince than self-secure and 'ignorant' horses.. like my 20 month young arab stallion ;) We've got a great road ahead after the many things we did together already :) Looking forward to more "young horse" vids! Thanks for sharing!!
I was there once for an arabian stallion who had failed his owner and three professional trainers. I got him because everyone else was afraid of him. I signed the waiver and off we went together. I did his first rides, he got to keep his personality and got the perfect forever home...I had a lot of natural horseman help but mostly, I want to thank Klaus. He probably wants to thank Klaus too.
My dad and I do this with our Arabians.It really builds trust.I love my horses so much!They are natural healers to humans in so many ways.
Pretty good description. The key, besides showing the horse affection, calmness, and steady, nonthreatening interaction, is that this man doesn't try to MAKE the horse do ANYTHING. He's not dragging, prodding, commanding, kicking . . . just inviting the horse to participate in a relationship. There's no agenda of getting the horse to do something for your vs. his benefit. A lot of guys might learn from this about relating to, you know, women.
To be with a horse 'naturally' is surely the way forward in a relationship.
Super video.
Can't rate it 5 stars, so it's a favorite. ;-)
I thank goodness for this man Klaus Ferdinand Hempfling for showing us this wonderful way. For the first time, I am feling the meaning of bridging the gap, of giving and recieving, and of togetherness. It is taking my breath away to work with my horse the way I have learnded from Klaus. My soul is flying. With much love, I thank you Klaus.
Thank you for having these on u tube for us. just amazing to know there are people in the world caring enough to change even one horses life! God Bless you Klaus..
WOW. I've worked with Hempfling's methods for many years and this is still MIND-BLOWING. Love it!!
Klaus I want to thank you for sharing these videos. You truly are a wonderful man. Your training methods are top of the list for me. THANK YOU
Words cannot express what i felt watching this video. I have such a profound love for horses and can only hope to ever have just a touch of your sensativity and understanding of these most majestic and honorable creatures. Would love to see you in the states one day. With all my utmost respect..mary
I love this! So awesome to see that horse following him and trusting him, and gaining confidence in the process
I love when trainers actually listen to the horse :) True horse people take the time to listen.
This horse seems really into you. 2.33 is just adorable. Amazing work! Not only with the horse, but evidently with your own self. Thank you!
It is February 2023 today, just loving this video. Thank you, I have a fondness of horses since I was a kid.
dude this guys amazing, brought tears to my eyes watching him at his best
klaus is amazing with this beautiful horse... strong and confident -- the horse picks up on that and acts the same way. love it!
Always great to watch Klaus work. To see a nervous, shy horse, turn into a confident friend within a few minutes is very special.
I bought the book, got the video.
Where are the T shirts? :¬)
Fave.
A happy horse who just found a friend.
So lovely to see you working with the horses!
Wow, das ist mal echt ne tolle Arbeit! Und ich finde es auch toll, dass gezeigt wird, dass die sessions zunächst sehr kurz sind!
What a lovely animal. Very inspiring.
I wish I had the chance to link up with such a beautiful horse. Wonderful.
Love this
Horsemanship
Beautiful
super nice.
The top point of trust and friendship
what a lovely horse, and lovely looking too. great work x
Klaus is the best out of all the horsemen I see on here, he has something, i mean they can all make a horse lock on and they can get it to accept saddle's and bridle's etc but Klaus is different he makes friends with them and it so different from anything else we see around the world, horses love this man......I think that tranquillity, peacefulness, calmness, honesty are what Klaus as in spadefuls but most of all I thin the horses must sense love, they know this man is a good man who would cherish them and they see it...
Hi Klaus, I am also Klaus, that is the first time I see your videos, really impressing, outstanding horsemanship. Thanks for sharing, I sure will learn a lot from you - only by watching the vids.
THIS is how it should be with every horse.. !
surrender to the utter beauty of it all.......perfect!
Beautifully done, a true kind horseman
Interesting to see how difficult it is for people to comment on a video without telling us all the many horses they have, how arab their arabs are, and how they would like to do this and that seen on the video with their outstanding horses...the perfect excuse to tell us about themselves. Guys, do something different!
The credit is 100% Hempfling's, but this just shows what any of you can attain with a horse. First, feel your togetherness and then just start doing things no one taught you.
this is how all horses should be raised and trained..sigh i feel so bad when i see sooooooooooooo many horses living in a world of no care or communication or love!
I would nearly say that nervous horses like this shy beauty are so much more easy to convince than self-secure and 'ignorant' horses.. like my 20 month young arab stallion ;) We've got a great road ahead after the many things we did together already :) Looking forward to more "young horse" vids! Thanks for sharing!!
I was there once for an arabian stallion who had failed his owner and three professional trainers. I got him because everyone else was afraid of him. I signed the waiver and off we went together. I did his first rides, he got to keep his personality and got the perfect forever home...I had a lot of natural horseman help but mostly, I want to thank Klaus. He probably wants to thank Klaus too.
Who's cutting onions again.....
Me.
That was absolutely wonderful, very heart warming (:
What a sweet Arab. And a brilliant man. In no time at all, he made the two of them into "we". :-)
Aw... so beautiful...
super travail............ Bravo*
So sweet!!!
The silent language of the horse only can be understand by those that observed the ears the eyes and the head movements.
Looks great :)
This little one is a cuddle bug!
Clinton Anderson wishes he can be this amazing. He just uses fear to dominate a horse. You use trust and communication
Language of a horse:Be friendly.be helpful.be concern.be happy.be aloof.be confident.be spiritual.be kind.be understanding.be strong..be trustworthy.be joyful.hamdhqadrAMAN.
wow
حصانك عربي يالملعون
Is there anything that Germans aren't good at!
Tom R I think he's Danish 😉
No he is German.