The Mad Belgian
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- We added two yearling colts to the herd. After introducing them to each other over the fence for about 3 weeks we put them together. The Palomino and the Bay mare are ok with them but our 17yr old Belgian gelding is just out for blood!
I love the way the mares, especially the bay, is telling the gelding to piss off and leave youngsters alone!
I love videos like this, people letting horses be horses
oooh Zena's a fireball .. and the old man is keepin those youngins in check LOL what a great lookin bunch of horses ..and gorgeous lot and pasture
Amazing horse life. What a beautiful family
Love the commentary!
Horse farts!! Beautiful horses😍
It's now 2018 and I hope everything worked out well for all of you. I see a normal behavior pattern, and your lead mare spent a little time diverting Grumpy's attention from the the young-uns.
Almost stallion behaviour driving the young males away from his herd. Hope they all settled down it is a beautiful sight to behold. Thanks for sharing
Seems like a horse paradise. Nice herd.
The bay mare started it ! She pestered the Belgian till he got riled up....LOL
Beautiful property
What a beautiful place and beautiful horses.
those are some happy horses !
Nice barnyard ballet capture!
This wild birdseed is driving my horsies crazy! These birds they swoop down and bite my horses face off.
Beautiful herd!
Beautiful herd and property. You should make more videos of them.
You're lucky to have rolling hills like that. It's great for their development and their strength. Where I'm keeping my guy now the ground is flat and I've really noticed the change in his musculature. Hello from Ottawa, Canada. By the way, my TBear is 16 now. Time flies, eh?
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Cool video
Thank you for sharing
Great herd!
Nice
Nice but why the docked tail. Tsils for horses are not optional extra
i know this video is from nine years ago but is the bay mare protecting the yearlings from the belgian at around 1:24?
Yes, she is.
Looks like to me Cowboy hurt his back leg when he fell
How is thé herd doing now? Lovely video!
I just hope none gets hurt!
Looks like those guys have use as lawn mowers!! Also spreading fertilizer!
Omg he's not gonna kill him. He's proving dominance. If he wanted him dead he would have been long before now
They are establishing who is the herd boss..the pecking order..
Where r u guys that place is soooo beautiful
Immediately goes for the mare, drives her and takes her for his own, ignores the foals as they fall right in line the other...I thought it was a gelding but apparently it's a mare, he ignores her completely, and chooses to put himself between them to protect his new "herd" real interesting show of horse and herd behaviour
1:38 horse fart
Why do the humans need to feel supiorior to the horses?
I feel like u got that horse from Learn and Rescue did u or am I being stupid
Holly Jolly Horses there are belgums everywhere
Thank you for sharing please if I can share any of my past with anyone please take off the halters is just an accident waiting to happen and if you're not there things can happen so fast
I ended up here via Rick Gore (Think Like a Horse)
Gores an idiot. he likes to look at other horse videos and then critique them on youtube. if you're going to listen to horse people, look for clinton anderson or buck brannaman. buck is the smartest guy around when it comes to horses.
I have to agree with Kim. Gore just watches videos. He is not hands on working with horses and learning that way. He has his own couple of horses, but I have seen him do really stupid things with his own horses. He's all talk. I agree also look for reputable horse people that actually work with horses hands on... not watching videos doing nothing productive.
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Please take the halters off but great video and beautiful horses!
Hurshylife Lol They were keeping them on in case the horses decided to try and hurt the newly-introduced yearlings.
In flat halters they're fine, they can break those. The big guy was being an ass to the babies, but it looked like the bay..mare?.. was trying to protect them. Just couldn't do much against that beast lol
If you've got enough pasture to keep them separate....
LaLaBelle42 they don't need to be separated
Lets ser. For every total roll its $100 Each half roll is $50 it's how you get lots fun. And who is worth. Old horse tales.
so beautiful... but why do free-ranging horse have halters on?
Mark Barker they just let the colts loose, so halters were on in case a horse needed to be removed quickly.
You don't know how to read horse language. Horse's always know what they are doing.
Be aware of an ill fitting halter.
ride on lawn mowers lol
Jake could seriously injure the small horses. How do you discourage the behavior? Thanks.
You don't :) They're establishing the herd hierachy - it's not always pretty, but intervening will only make matters worse in the end :)
Jake isn't trying to kill them. He is driving them ahead of him the way a stallion moves mares. He's establishing his dominance in a way they absolutely understand. And they are responding appropriately by moving away from him in the direction he indicates. Things will settle down.
Until you find yourself with a horse with a broken leg. Been there and done that when my gelding chased down a new one.
Me Us Jake didn't start it
You have to remember, horses are not human. No matter how much we try to personify them, they have their own way of handling things and it's not always pretty. The first time introducing horses to each other is always dangerous but normally they work out their hierarchy within anywhere from a few hours to a few days. If problems persist the only thing you can do is separate the horses.
Thank you for uploading. Great video showing herd behaviour. Please remove halters, though. There's no need for them and they're potentially dangerous. Sorry to preach and interfere.
Sara Robinson ok, thanks
I'm going to take a guess and say that they're only wearing them right now because should something bad happen in this introduction period they'd be easier to catch.
varryglarry Yes, of course, I assumed this too, but it confirms that the halters are there to relieve human anxiety. Injuries can happen in a flash when halters are involved and, unfortunately, halter 'accidents' can be fatal. Halters can also get in the way of physical contact and bonding. If halters are being used temporarily, then humans need to be supervising at all times and be ready to step in. Difficult! :-)
He said I heard that
Take off those halter's when you turn out your horses, that big boy get a hold of it and hurt your other horses.
I looked up "stupid" in my Websters and the link for this video was posted. You guys really don't know anything about horsemanship. You did almost everything wrong.
While your all watching these shows hundreds of horse bands are being killed and tortured because they don't have the land they need to survive here in Arizona. "Big Brother" has been passing bills to legalize the selling of horse meat. So yea act like you all love seeing horses like this but don't do anything to save the natural, wild species in danger of becoming another animal on the endangered list.
Why R halters on EM !! They can git hung up & u would never know ! Never leave halters on !!
Ron Neal are, them, get, you. They are being watched.
Stupidity at its finest. A big mean gelding does NOT need to be with young ones and your laughing while you take video as it falls. My blood just ran cold.
S Madden The title was just being silly. You don't seem to know what play looks like with horses. An aggressive horse doesn't look like this at all. Anyway, horses argue to establish herd hierarchy. The foals would benefit from that. Horses are careful not to hurt each other, don't worry.
S Madden that's normal herd behavior. Normal.
Oops wrong person. Sry
They should stop this kind of....haha not so funny game playing.......people like this make me want to open a can of whoop ass and tell them what they are doing wrong.....bullying horses can turn deadly.......and by the way you clowns.....that is not a herd......chezzzzzz
Rasheeda Z your know nothing about horses, they act like this in a herd in the WILD