Silly WARMBLOOD ~ This HORSE needs more TRAINING!
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- Опубликовано: 12 дек 2023
- Today I am working Stud Man, Skeletor, Stewy, and Primrose!
All 4 have finished their rehab and are ready for more training.
Who is ready to be ridden? Watch to find out!!!
~Skeletor~
• Starved Auction HORSE ...
• AUCTION rescue horse D...
~Stud Man~
• Auction horse TRANSFOR...
~Stud Man's next session~
• ~Training a SCARED hor...
~Stewy~
• ~AUCTION Rescue HORSE ...
***Alot of you have asked how you can help the horses I rehab.
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Hi cowgirl, loving your inspiring videos. Amazon wishlist item on its way to you. Keep up the good work as your videos have helped me in taking care of a well seasoned quarter mare I am blessed to ride. Thank you Shannon
Yes, would like to see you demonstrate how to handle stud man's behavior when he's down
Yes, I would be interested in how you deal with Studman's fear of the training. Your sensitivity to the horses is one reason I enjoy your videos.
Thank you! I really appreciate that!
DITTOZ 😁
@@TheCleverCowgirl Do you think it would help Studman relax if he just watched you work with the other horses for a few weeks? From the sidelines. Maybe if he saw the other horses working, but not being scolded for errors, he wouldn't be so tense. Just an idea.
It doesn't matter what we think. Your the inspiration you do it! We w follow. ❤
@theclevercowgirl I would most definitely LOVE to see and learn, how you deal with Studman’s fears, with training, the stick, or simply anything at all please?🙏
I just am so incredibly interested and blessed that I came across your channel, probably about 12 months ago now and I cannot even begin to express to you, just how sensational I personally believe you are and how you deal with your beautiful horses. Your sensitivity, thoughtfulness, caring and of course your abundance of love for these absolute gorgeous animals is second to none.
You’re really amazing and I just wanted to let you know that because, for whatever reason, some people are incredibly quick to be nasty and negative etc, instead of being nice and lovely.
They obviously mustn’t of heard that if you don’t have anything nice to say, say nothing at all.
Anyway thank you SO SO SOOOO VERY MUCH CLEVER COWGIRL.
I personally cannot even begin to tell you, or explain to you, again , just how VERY MUCH I adore your
channel and EVERYTHING you do and stand for. So YES PLEASE, I personally would LOVE to see anything and everything that you would like to share with us all.
Sending much love, hugs , prayers and thee very best of wishes to you and all your beautiful horses, from Melbourne, Australia♥️
I will never own horses, even though it was a dream for a long time, it just isn't in the cards, so appreciate that I can follow your journey will your horses. Living vicariously through you and your horses. 😊
Thank you! I really appreciate you tuning in!
U SHOULD NEVER SAY NEVER. I DIDNT THINK I WOULD EITHER, BUT I NOW HAVE OWNED 3 & LEASED A DOZEN IN 40 YEARS. STAY POSITIVE & GO HELP OUT A FARM, SOME PPL JUST NEED TO HAVE A HELPER & THEN U COULD END UP OWNING IT. GOOD LUCK!
A lot of the time it's better to take lessons or lease anyway, fewer headaches & stress 👍🏽
@@LaJewel I did for 20 years but I just had to own again. 😅 My condition was to have him in my own yard where I can ride & train him. Its been beautiful to own another amazing horse. He is a handful to ride but so cool to teach tricks too. If u type in my name on utube u can see all the tricks I have taught him, from lining up at the mounting block to picking up the balls in the yard & buckets, to wearing funny glasses. He was crazy i got him u couldn't even put fly spray on him..He has come a long way in 2 1/2 years. Thank you to cleaver cowgirl, she has taught me a lot too. Thank u again! 🥰
Quick story about my cat Mitz, she brought up to the front porch not one but three dead mice, she laid the in a row from largest to smallest, I must have been 19 it was gross but we all laughed, called her a good girl and I got rid of them. Good mousers are worth their weight in gold for sure, never had a mouse in the house she also caught Voles, and a mole, she was a great cat 🐈
Skeletor is just like my husbands horse. He wears me out😂 He steals my hat of my head every morning when I bend over to pick his bucket up and flips it around in the air.
You are one of my favorite channels to watch each day! I love your approach and I learn so much. It's interesting and fun to see the eventual change in the horses as they realize not all people are so bad. I love how you recognize each horse as an individual and not just put them into one category. I love how you recognized Stud Man's issues and backed off, reinforcing positives and calming down the scary things. Skeletor is a piece of work! (Said in a positive manner!) He really is beautiful and quite the character! Hoping your back holds out with his "enthusiasm"!
Thank you!!!❤️
Primrose is built very nice, I had a horse years ago that a quarter/thoroughbred cross, he was high spirited and naughty much of the time and I was worried he would never be good on trails, but he finally did get less hot and we spent many a year riding in the South Mountain Preserve that is located is South Phoenix. Wonderful trails, hidden places and even a very large "cool" cave that had a natural split in the roof that served as a chimney when myself and friends would ride up their on weekends and spend overnight. We could cook over the campfire in the cave because of the natural chimney the smoke was not a problem. My horse was called Shane, he was a gelding that had been raised as a youngster following his Mom on the very same trails in the the Preserve. He remembered those outing well, he was great about the cactus along the trails, he was fine about the many jackrabbits running around, and he was super surefooted. He had black hooves and they were hard hooves so he never had problems with his feet going along the rocky trails. At night in the cave we had a nice flat spot to tie the horses and we would use a pack horse to bring our food and theirs with us up there. Looking out across the valley of Phoenix at night it was like looking at sparkling jewels, many good memories of my horse and my friends up on those mountains. He lived to be a ripe old age and I missed him big time when he passed. I have not had a trail horse like him again, he made me feel safe on the mountain trails, but he was a bugger on flat ground; he did like to run and was hard to stop, I figured it was the race horse blood in him and I did NOT go on flat ground rides with him as once he got his motor going, he was difficult to stop. I fell off him once on one of his "runs" and couldn't walk for weeks. He was however my favorite for any type of trail riding. Your Primrose reminds me of Shane in a big way.
I owned a thoroughbred quarter cross named Bogey but we often called him Mr. Boogers! We had some of the same issues, he was great in the hills and trails of the Shawnee National Forest, but get him on a flat and it might be a rodeo! It often was! I have loved each horse I have owned and often say this: Some of my very best friends in my life have never spoken a word to me. Happy Trails!
❤ Tiny. "A full mouse belly."
Tiny is my new favorite horse! 😊 Thanks for including her in your vids. She’s fabulous!
She is such a diva! Keeps me on track throughout the day.
Me too.
Looking forward to seeing how you help Studman. Appreciate your sensitivity to his stress.
New to channel and this is my first time seeing Primrose....she is wonderful :) I love your vibe so much, it's all about the horses and not an ego thing for you. Rare on YT!
Yes, absolutely to you showing your methods of helping Studman move on from his anxieties.
Excellent video! I would definitely like to watch videos on how you help horses like Studman become less fearful during training. I'm glad the weather is mild so you can keep working with your horses. ❤
I love how patient you are with your horses
Yes, I’d love to see you work more with Studman to help him get over his anxiety.
I love the little snip on Skelator's nose and him one white sock. I really enjoy your commentary over the training with each horse 🐎
Time, patience and A LOT OF LOVE.I like your style,and you already know I love Skelator.The view in back is breathtaking.Beautiful country.thanks for doing all you do for these horses...
Yes to the troubleshooting of fearfully behavior in your horses!!
I would love to see more videos of Prim ❤❤❤
Yes, please do a video on how you help a horse overcome its fears!
Love the patience you have to work your horses shows how much you care for them thank you for sharing blessings to you and your family
I’d love to see more on Stud man’s training process.
Primrose is GORGEOUS !!! What a special girl.
Steady is pretty special too - comforting to know YOU personally have trained him everything he knows.
There is NO ONE like our Tiny!!!🐱
It was really good to see you start working these 4. Poor Studman, he is so sweet and I felt bad for him when he was worried. I look forward to seeing his journey, as well as the others.
It has become my favorite thing to watch each of your current horses and to see their progress. Primrose is gorgeous. Just listening to you and hearing your evaluation of each one, where they are in their rehab/training, how they’re doing, how they’ve been in the past, is an education itself. I really appreciate your videos and am surprised to be learning so much in my older age.
You are so good with your horses❤. Whiplash saying” hay babe”😂❤
Little Stewie being so well behaved! Yes! I would love to see more on Studman and how you go about correcting previous anxiety/fear around training!! Thank you
Would love to see how you deal with Stud Man's issues. Great video as always.
To me, you really on top of working these horses. I think that's great. You pay attention to the way they are moving and acting and the overall health of them. Respect lots of respect to you girl. Thanks for sharing. Take care, God bless.
I just love watching your videos, you are so gentle with your horses, yet you get the results you want.
I really appreciate the individual personalities each of your rescues have! I get such a kick listening to you share some of their good AND bad habits and it immediately hits home that These Sweethearts are absolutely Family!❤ Animals really do pick up on humans who display their patience while they work with their charges...and as we did as kids, they too push the envelope just a little to see the response, but deep down they see your patience and somehow they find a way to show you some sign of improvement each time! LOVED seeing Tiny! Instant Smile😻 Very much appreciate you taking the time in explaining and showing the work you put in with your babies! MOO From COW-lumbus, Ohio 🙏👋
Oh Studman, poor baby! It's so sad to think of what some horses have endured with less patient handlers. I'm so happy he has you to relax into and I look forward to watching your progress and his increased confidence. Love seeing Tiny, she's a cutie.
I would very much to view how you deal with horsey PTSD. You are so brave and have so much energy that you and your horses are a pleasure to watch. So much better than other types of reality tv. Love you
Aahhhh, poor Stud Man!! He will learn you're not going to hurt him. He's such a chonker!!
oh what fun!
…Yes, I’d be very interested in your training solutions and problem solving. This was a pleasure to watch all the horses and hear your evaluations. Primrose is stunning Buckskin from nose to her gorgeous tail. Tiny is a great companion. ☺️ 🐈 🐾 🌾 🐴 💕
Yes! I would love to see how you get Studman to relax and work with him!
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I am so amazed at your sensitivity. How beautiful. You are a healer. Thank you for your beautiful Soul. Namaste'
The mountains in the distance are so gorgeous---they almost look like a back drop! Seems like good beginnings.
C-PTSD is so prevelant in humans, it MUST also be in the animals they've "treated as they were treated". Many of us would be VERY interested in your take on addressing the neuro-biology of a traumatized horse - generalizable to other animals!
Now, that was, as almost always, rather interesting. Four horses, four different ways of moving. Skeletor is still exuding Golden Retriever vibes. And I was feeling so sorry for poor Studman. And yep, I'd be very interested to see what you are going to do about it.
Very happy I found your channel! Look forward to learning from you as you work with each of these unique horses. Studman’s anxiety was heartbreaking; so glad he is with you.
Primrose is quite beautiful! And all of the boys are beautiful too! I would love to see more of their training! 😊
Primrose is such a pretty girl.
Awwww....that makes me sad that someone hit Studman and made him afraid. Yes, I would definitely like to see how you get him to trust you and not be afraid of training. Great video!
Definitely want to see you troubleshooting with Studman!!!
Hi CC -- You ask if we'd be interesting in a video showing how you troubleshoot the behavior of highly stressed horses that -- as you so diplomatically put it -- have been handled "roughly." The way you walk us through your thought process in this video is really great -- a unique combination of knowledge and intuition. I have to sort of chuckle to myself when you mention that Skeletor let's you know "how he's feeling" -- when I know that the ability to pick up on those signal is uncommon. Your gift is that you can read it -- observe it -- make sense of it -- and know what to do about it. I guess what I mean to say is that you downplay an ability that is actually quite rare and fascinating. I love watching it and very much appreciate you for it. Best regards to you in that mild Montana winter. I'm in Pennsylvania -- and the temperatures here are much warmer than usual for this time of year as well. Take care. JV
Yes please, more on Stedman. I love your dedication your horses and putting their needs ahead of yours❤
I would like to see how you diagnose and work with Studman. All four are good looking horses! You got to love horses when they have a good roll before you show up to work them! I believe Sketetor will get in shape and it will be interesting to learn what is in Stewy's DNA. Primrose is eye catching, I look forward to seeing more of her.
Thanks Cowgirl. I'm interested in all things you do with your horses. To see the difference between each and how they progress at different rates is great.
Bless your heart cowgirl..❤ I would love to see more on how you trouble shoot with the Stud Man
Im really, really enjoying your style of vlogs. I also love that your horses are diamond in the rough horses. That is far more interesting & relatable IMO ❤🐴
Thank you so much!
I love your approach with these young ones. You can see the results in how relaxed Stewie is compared with Studman, poor guy.
Skeletor seems like an handful but I love his personality! I just found your channel a couple days ago and I’m all catch up!! Great job!
Awesome! I need to get some better playlists going to steer you in the right direction!
I loved how you adding the note about Tiny & her mouse - meow, meow! Very cute :)
I had a horse off the track who started out fine, though I suspect he may have been treated badly. He full-on charged me the first time I longed him! I had to stand my ground and point the longe whip straight at him, where he skidded to a stop. I kept him for a handful of years, he did fine for a long time, no problems. Then the horse next to him in the barn (someone else's horse, a jerk on both counts) started picking on him, and he turned mean and unpredictable. As in, walking along calmly in the big ring, biding his time, no warning, no distractions, and then suddenly BOOM - all four feet off the ground, head down, bucking HARD. I usually had a good seat & not bucked off, but he threw me HARD a few times! As soon as I was on the ground, he was fine. I finally had to bring him back to the rescue where I got him & they retired him. No sense in someone getting hurt. I grew up riding horses from off the track, never had one do that before!
That view is absolutely amazing!!!
Definitely want to hear more about Studman, Completely care about him becoming more comfortable and confident. Thank you for going at the pace each horse needs ❤ Also wonder about Skeletor. Thanks, Clever Cowgirl.
Yes i would love to see how you win his trust , i felt sorry for him, feeling so scared, glad hè is in your hands!
Stewie DNA test result video in the future! Yes! Super excited. He went so beautifully for you. Remembered all that you taught him. That must feel good. Really enjoyed seeing you work with all of your horses. So neat to see how differently they move and act. Thank you!
I'm not a "horse person" in any way shape of form, and im not sure how I ended up here, but I like it. I think I'm starting to get it though, they are incredible, complicated, intriguing animals. All hale the ALGORITHM
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You’ll never get tired of watching horse-there is always something new to learn from them. Glad you found this channel. She’s one of the best I’ve seen, after having horses for 50 years.
Yes please!
Welcome to warmblood baby brain 😂🤣😂🤣. That’s why my young horse is a Lusitano. The sillies are a lot shorter. Skeletor sure is a good looking dude though! Oh, and a suggestion for poor Stud Man, that you are kind of doing-let him watch the others having good experiences. It might really help him to see that no one gets beaten the way he probably was 😢
Trilled I found a post that I missed watching. Good way to start my weekend.
Love your kind and very patient teaching methods! ❤❤❤❤❤
Absolutely, want to see you get Studman trained.
I am really enjoying this type of video. Listening to your knowledge and understanding of your horses and the way you explain things is really good. I prefer these videos to the shorts. I really enjoy your channel. Thank you for sharing.
Yes, I want to see how you troubleshoot Studman's behavior.
I would love to see you work to help Stud Man be less stressed with training.
I find a rough upbringing will always be with the animal. Yes, emotional intelligence is the path. Stay safe.
I would LOVE to see how you deal with Stud Man's anxiety! Its been several years since I had horses but never knew how to handle anxiety other than to give the horse the time, sometimes a lot of time, to settle on their own.
Yes! I’d love to see more videos of dealing with Studman and how you overcome his fears!! I love your videos!! I can tell you put a ton of time and effort into each one!!! Thank you!!!
Would love to see a video on how you test saddles to fit your individual horses! Looking forward to see more training on this whole group :-)
I love watching you're channel. I've had horses most of my life and I still learn something everytime I watch. Due to three failed hip replacements on my left hip and two dislocations on said hip, I'll not be able to ride again. Do I'm horse-less. Your videos cheer me up as I watch your calmness and patience with these extremely lucky horses you rescue and and start. This horselover thanks you for your channel. ✨🐎✨
Thank you! I am so glad you enjoy them!
Love your videos. You are always so smart and kind to your babies. Always doing the right thing for the horse. Love to watch and learn
Teach studman a trick with a reward system. I've broken down a defensive barrier with something incentive based that is more like "play". Give him something fun that reassures him. I did this with a very spooky, reactive mare and she stopped to think about the ask when she associated with the fun thing she was taught. The fear became a thing of the past.
I use a fear free approach to training, which is basically finding a way to create a positive experience from anything that causes fear, anxiety, or high levels of stress. It is similar to classical positive reinforcement!
I would be very interested in seeing Stud Mans journey and how you train him. I enjoy your videos and appreciate the effort you put into making them. I hope your break in the weather continues for awhile. Cheers :)
Thank you. Stewey seems like a really nice horse. : )
Yes I would like to see your process w Studman's stress from unknown trauma. Thanks for the videos! Watching from Oregon
I am so glad you got him because he needs to get those bad memories out of his head. Poor guy! I am very interested in seeing how you handle the teaching me not to be so fearful.
Yes I'm interested in all aspects of training and dealing with the varied horse behaviors. Thank you.
Totally agree would love to see Studman get over being afraid. I would be as puzzled as you as to why he is so scared especially since all you have done is treat him with love and kindness, luckily he didn't have to deal with an abusive trainer like Pete did, he would be a hot mess.
Definitely would be interested in seeing how you deal with horses that have the "I'm scared to try because I have been hit for getting it wrong before so now I'm scared to try anything" issue. It makes me super sad to see horses like that because what brought them to that point will make you hate the world if you dwell on it too long. I'm glad he landed with you and I look forward to seeing how you bring him to the pint where he understands he will never be treated like that again.
I loved Skeletor's "LET'S PLAY!!! WHEEEEE!!!!!" attitude. He's definitely young in his mental development but he seems mentally developed enough to start.
Love Skeletors freshness 😊 thank you for your kindness and patience to these horses i don't think there accustomed to it from others.
So glad to hear your ankle is not broken. And it sounds like not needing surgical repair.
Name suggestion:
Jasper, specifically the in the ocean pattern matches your new boy’s pattern. Some words connected to Jasper stone. Powerful healing. A warrior’s stone. Gives a sense of well being.
Looking forward to reading the others name ideas too!
I love that you check their feetsies before working with them. All the horses who go through your land are extremely lucky.
I don't remember you saying if you had any studs in your rescue. All the horses look healthy and beautiful.
PrimRose is a very pretty mover. like her progress
Enjoyed your commentary. Glad you caught the problem area, not daring to make a mistake, Stud Man has. Watching you work through it would be good.
Oh Prim is so beautiful. I love how you handle your animal.
Prim is a pretty girl and she's got a nice hip
I'm interested in Stud man's future too... Primrose is a doll... Skeletor & Stewy are pretty cool but need your intervention.. Thanks for sharing
Skeletor loved those nose scritches, so cute!
Stewie’s movement looks very good, he is going to be a young girls dream
Beautiful horses, it’s a little upsetting to think what could have happened to Studman before you got him, bless him, I’m very interested in seeing how you deal with this kind of thing, and also the DNA results of Stewie too, he has such a pretty face, tfs x Julie 🇬🇧
I’d love to watch you train every single horse start to finish! I love your training style!! While you’re much more advanced than I am, I tend to have a very similar training style!!
I am new to your channel and really enjoy the content. I live in Iowa and own a Mustang mare who I pretty much trained on my own, it has been quite a challenge as I am 60 years young and love to ride as much as I did the day I brought home my first pony at 11 years of age without my parents permission! You seem to have the patience of Job and I am enjoying how you treat each horse with their individual personalities and see how you will be approaching each personality and abilities to match them with their disciplines they will excel at!
I'm 58...getting ready to start a very small rescue.
I know nothing about horses, except what I watch on RUclips and my limited experience having a couple ponies for a few years. (I had to re-home them when my husband got cancer, because I needed to be able to help him)
I'm getting everything in order first.....
Educating myself on everything I can, hooking up with mentors, horse vet(s), making sure my current fencing is solid, going to build a couple turn-out shelters, first-aid supplies, tack, etc. Everything but the horse for now.
Advice...501C3 or standard business? Not doing it for the money, but will still need to keep track, because income is taxable...obviously losses reduce taxes. I'm just doing this because I love hoses, there is a huge need, and I have 10 acres that could be used to help a horse or two at a time.
I am still working FT, but I can work from home 2-3 days a week, so it makes a big difference.
For some reason I don't think Studman will take long to come around under your guidance and positive training techniques. From the video clip, he seemed more wary than scared...like "oh no, not this again".
I also would love to watch how you approach training a horse who fears 🙏🏼