Teaching your horse to accept fly spray

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  • Опубликовано: 5 янв 2025

Комментарии • 31

  • @LaTarita95
    @LaTarita95 10 лет назад +13

    it's fascinating how fast this horse learns what it has to do to get away from the pressure! thank you for sharing this!

  • @spagals-xs9sw
    @spagals-xs9sw 7 месяцев назад +1

    This is a very knowledgeable man!!!! I do this method with my horse and it is amazing

  • @Fendo5k
    @Fendo5k 10 лет назад +9

    WOW!! Mind Blown! so simple yet I never thought about that.
    THANK YOU!!!

  • @NC700_68
    @NC700_68 4 года назад

    absolutely beautiful creatures. very intelligent, simple, straightforward. i think like this: many humans can learn from a horse. not the other way around.

  • @Emily-wq2rb
    @Emily-wq2rb 5 лет назад +1

    I use an empty bottle of fly spray that I filled with water (so I don’t waste any valuable fly spray). I do exactly what you showed in this video, have been for quite sometime and it has ALWAYS worked with both young and old horses!

  • @Rainridge
    @Rainridge 10 лет назад +3

    Thanks! I soooo wanted to hear what you said about brushing at the end though!!

  • @massquantity
    @massquantity 10 лет назад +3

    My grandmothers friend uses skin so soft, original scent bath oil from Avon. It's cheaper and it works better than fly spray. I have yet to try it, but you can delute it with some water if you want. She said it works ten times better!

  • @redstoneranger1404
    @redstoneranger1404 6 лет назад +2

    Maybe I didn't fully understand the principle of desensitizing yet but I have a problem with this particular exercise. If I teach my horse that the fly spray goes away when he stands still, how does this go together with the everyday practice of spraying him while he is not moving?
    What I did to make my horse except fly spray is start spraying a little bit at a part of his body, where he is less reactive, give a positive feedback if he didn't move, spray a bit further, positive feedback and so on unless I can spray the whole body.
    From my understanding, my method makes more sense from a horses point of view, but again, maybe I missed a point here...

  • @lesliedoney1
    @lesliedoney1 6 лет назад +1

    Works with my yearling, thanks!! :D

  • @kimbicephotography1
    @kimbicephotography1 3 года назад +1

    Instead of trotting around, mine tries to kick me... Any tips for that?

  • @Sammielouise2891
    @Sammielouise2891 4 года назад

    Wow. I’ve been trying to teach my bolshy rising 4 mare cob to accept fly spray for over a year. She would try to crush me and all sorts but nothing worked.
    I watched this video 2 days ago and I am coming back to say a massive thank you. I took her in the school today and in 30 minutes she was standing like a dream. Even when I took her back to her stable to do actual fly spray, she just munched away on her hay with no flinching what so ever.
    Thank you so so much. You have been a god send with this advice. Any tips for the hose 😜
    Sammie & Coco

  • @heidibryan9262
    @heidibryan9262 9 лет назад

    What would you suggest for my mare? She sets back when tied, she has sometimes reared up when doing it. She has done it in multiple places but the most common (happens nearly every time) is when she's tied up at the washrack. I had someone tell me to use chains or whip her when she does it, etc. but I just think there has to be a better way than that. We don't have a "patience tree" so to speak either so we can count that out. Here recently I have just been having someone hold her while washing and soft tying while saddling and everything else but I'm well aware that is not a permanent fix and it's not actually working. She still moves all over the place while being held or soft tied. Thank you so much in advance, feel free to ask any questions you may have or contact me elsewhere if youtube comments are not suitable.

    • @greencat1314
      @greencat1314 7 лет назад

      Heidi Bryan How often can you work with her in a week?

  • @tinz705
    @tinz705 6 лет назад

    What about Jordan , Amman..ever plan to come here??

  • @cherylburton1967
    @cherylburton1967 3 года назад

    Hey Warwick would you still use this approach today given your recent journey?

    • @WarwickSchiller
      @WarwickSchiller  3 года назад +1

      Id do it differently

    • @cherylburton1967
      @cherylburton1967 3 года назад

      @@WarwickSchiller I thought so. Hope I’m doing it correctly then 😃

    • @amandalackey9561
      @amandalackey9561 3 года назад

      What happened? What method would you recommend to get a horse used to the spray?

  • @dennisharvey237
    @dennisharvey237 10 лет назад

    No audio when played on PC with Windows XP and Adobe Flash Player 11.

    • @castlebrookfarm8286
      @castlebrookfarm8286 8 лет назад

      If you don't have audio it is a issue with your computer not youtube or this video. Check your audio settings and consider upgrading to windows 7. XP is obsolete and not supported anymore.

  • @amandalackey9561
    @amandalackey9561 3 года назад

    My horse doesn’t just run from it, she tries to kick me. The flies are eating her alive and I so badly want to get her used to being sprayed. Any tips?

    • @kimfreeman852
      @kimfreeman852 3 года назад

      I pour the spray in a little bucket and sponge it on. I hate breathing in spray anyway.

  • @sydneymarks1658
    @sydneymarks1658 7 лет назад

    Do you ever do clinics in America?

    • @c.r.mcleod8959
      @c.r.mcleod8959 7 лет назад

      Sydney Marks... The start of this video is from a clinic in the USA. I believe that Warrick lives in the USA now and holds clinics around the world.

    • @teej783
      @teej783 7 лет назад

      No, this is California, Australia.

  • @BarrelsPolesandJack
    @BarrelsPolesandJack 10 лет назад +2

    Oooo. *lol* That woman is acting like she's mad.

  • @Lehmann108
    @Lehmann108 6 лет назад +4

    This guy knows a lot about horses, but not so much about people. Passive-aggressively making fun of a woman because she was inadvertently teaching her horse to move away from fly spray is pretty rude, especially when she's standing right there. Come on mate, you're better than this. Don't bully people from a position of power.