WARMBLOOD is a PEST ~ Fun and Games with SKELETOR
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Skeletor is up to his typical shenanigans!
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When I was a teen I would have been so happy just to spend time with him. Maybe there is a horse loving young adult around you that would come out and spend some time walking and talking to him. Long shot and logistics I know but it would be heaven for both. He needs one of those clowns that you punch and they stand back up :-) He wouldn't feel so lonely maybe. You're a good human CC.
Or an older person!
I did this as a teen! Looking back I learned a ton & am so grateful those horse owners trusted me with their horses. 😊
I will definitely keep that in mind. I have the utmost respect for your heart of gold, and for carving a niche for your career path in your own terms during these very difficult times. You are a true inspiration. Like I tell my 24 year old son, the pendulum will swing in your lifetime for sure!
I love watching Skeletor chase after his toy! ❤ I do hope his lameness can be fixed.
The Skeletor fix!! Thank you. He has such a playful personality. 🥰🐎 Of course, all the horses have their own personalities. It's so nice that they've found themselves in the care of someone who knows what they are doing and is so in tune to their different needs.🐴😃
Skeletor is like having a new puppy. Always a pest until fed or sleeping. Too funny.
I have a horse so much like Skeletor I bought him at six months and he is now 26 and has never changed he is always playing with something if you lay anything down he will get it and run off with it he is triple A bred and my plan was to train him on barrels but he was so boring to ride you had to tap him every step to keep him going and is always looking around at what else is going on one night I kept hearing this banging metal sound and when I got up he was calming walking around the field with a 20 ft extension ladder around his neck I had left it leaning against the barn and he had run his heat through it nothing scares him I just couldn’t make myself ride him so I use him for anyone to trail ride on him one day I was using my phone and he came up behind me grabbed it from my hand and took off I could tell a hundred stories about him a real pain but love him to death
Bodiy. A real pain in the butt but you love him anyway… the ladder 🪜 story had me laughing.😅
The ladder really scared me I went to feed and he was coming to the barn trying to trot and dragging the ladder I just knew he was going to go crazy but he was fine with me sliding the ladder up his neck and over his head if anything was going to cause him to go nuts it was me because I was hysterical🫣I can’t keep a fan he pushes the cover in and makes the blades click till it burns the motor up so I put one on the wire in the stall next to him and he pushed the wire until he had the blade clicking he has never sick or injured fortunately 😂
…Skeletor and his adorable face. ☺️🌾🐴🤎
Skeletor has such personality and intelligence. He is a real pet...he thinks he's a lap dog!
Skelly has a very special spot in our hearts.💗😘
❤He’s got such a cute marking on his nose! I ❤Skeletor!❤❤❤
He’s like a little child who has eaten too much sugar!!!😂😘
Skelton is so much fun. Adorable
Skeletor is like a big puppy playing with his toys 😂 what a personality!! He's fresh and playful and silly ! I love watching him and think he would make a wonderful pasture horse 💋❤️
We LUV watching Skeletor & hope for the best.
Skeletor and Studman are hilarious. 🤣 Skeletor is such a sweetheart! ❤🐎🙂
RIP Skelly. ❤️’ed that sweetheart.😢
I have a Skeletor named Bull... He learned how to open gates, chase squirrels, birds anything that made the mistake of getting in HIS pasture! I can't give him or Buddy any feed with sweet anything in it, sweet feed keeps me out of the pasture with them because they will try to run the other away from me so I can only touch one of them. and they don't notice how close they get to me while they do that crap. I had a total knee replacement last year and couldn't get in the lot with them because they wanted chin scratches and belly rubs at the same time. and I was using a walker! They have the horse balls and I have to hunt for them in the ditch or woods when bull kicks them out of the field. good luck with your boy!
Skeletor is still my favorite. You made a comment about him needing a teenager. I suggest finding him one who needs the affection of a horse. It would be good for both of them. And you could parlay that into some extra help around the barn. Manure Fork 101, the first step in basic horse care.
Through her teens my daughter exchanged work for riding lessons and eventually teaching basic lessons for more advanced lessons. It was a win/win and I was very proud of her iniative. It can be hard to get the right connections but can really be great for a teen who otherwise wouldn’t have the options. Where distances are large transportation to the barn can be a problem. She would drive her Daddy’s ‘64 Bug once she was sixteen. Another thing that impressed me. I don’t like driving a standard transmission, and she was the only one of our three who drives stick.
@@lilolmecj Thank you for sharing this family story. A young person who can drive a stick shift is rare today. I learned to drive on one. After retirement, I took up trucking driving as a second career. That required a trip to a community college and training to get a Commercial Drivers License, CDL. We had a young woman in the class who could not drive a stick shift. It was tough for her to learn but she did. That was in 05. I am no longer in that industry, but I keep up with it. Big trucks these days are likely to have automatic transmissions and therefore drivers who can't drive a stick. Driving a stick shift is becoming a lost art. I hope there are enough car and truck enthusiasts to keep that skill alive.
@@JTEllis you are welcome, she has tons of moxie! I personally find it very difficult to, but my first driving was a 2 ton truck, it was old, probably 1950s decade, helping my dad haul hay. That is very different than on the street.😸 she will obviously inherit the Bug when her daddy passes. He had it fully restored about ten years ago, it turns heads wherever we go. But people drive so carelessly …a couple of years ago woman, not paying attention, came within inches of hitting us at about forty mph! She was driving a Tahoe, it was terrifying.
Observation while watching him play with the tumbleweeds... he'd be sooooooooo easy to clicker train. He's the first horse I've seen who would likely work for a play reward, not just food reward.
He reminds me soooooooo much of my Bengal cats. How he needs stuff to keep him mentally occupied or else he creates his own Skeletor games? Yeah, Bengals are the same way. If you don't keep Bengal brains puzzling over things, they WILL create Bengal games to the detriment of house furnishings & decor. 😂
I can tell just from watching him that he would be very easy to shape behaviors, precisely because he's so active and in motion. He'd be able to chain different behaviors, no problem.
Even if he does eventually get cleared for riding, he'd make an excellent addition to a horse therapy program... as long as someone knows how to channel his "go" into desired behaviors.
I had one cat who used to practice his clicker behaviors on his own, lol. This particular one was an F3 Bengal, 3 generations away from wild. I had chained a whole series together to keep him busy, and the faster he did the sequence, the bigger the jackpot. That silly boy practiced on his own time & I had to keep adding behaviors to the chain.
Skelly has such a big, happy personality. It makes for such a good companion horse. I'm hopeful you can find a good treatment combo to keep him relatively pain free and living a long happy life. If anyone can do it, you can Clever.
Skelly! What a FUN nickname for this big ole baby boy! Thanks for the total SMILE. 😸
@@EmDe69 How about Red Skelton? He might be a good horse for trail rides, always something different to see.
@@bettybay2181Also a GREAT name! And another SMILE. Thanks!
Skelator is an absolute menace and I adore him. And of course Studman is starving, the poor guy hasn't eaten since the last time! 😂
As with humans, horses are so unique with individual idiosyncrasies. Really enjoy your sensitivity to these sentient beings. Bless you.❤
Skeletor needs a mini me to play with…
Skeletor is a big rangy puppy caught inside a horse body.
He’s not “high maintenance”,.. he’s NEEDY. lol,..
Potato potatoe 😆
I bet Skeletor would be great at Liberty training on the days he's feeling well! He seems really smart and awesome with people. Such a handsome boy! Tiny looks beautiful and healthy this winter, too!
The Skeletor fix I did not know I needed! Thank you!!! He's a cutie-pie, and your work with him is so appreciated!!!
I love Skeletor! Such personality, and how special to know a horse that plays ball so enthusiastically 🫶
And cheeky Studman demanding his dinner 😂
I want to hug Skeletor!
Skeletor is a true character. Lovely guy. A long time ago i was working with an Arabian horse that behaved just like this guy, that horse became to be a really good trick horse in shows and movies.
Smelly likes to be boss! He really likes friends! Tiny is so pretty love ❤️ her!
I like that boy!
Who doesn’t ????
The other two horses just stare at him like they’re saying calm down buddy. Love all your horses.
Love him more every time he is on your video! I guess we all fall for the mischevious stinkers!❤❤❤❤❤
Skeletor might make a terrific trick horse! And I wonder about the idea of backing up motion....it helps build muscle in the hindquarters. Tim Anderson has a halter breed palomino QH mare in for training walking weird (real stiff and she was always pinning her ears when asked to move)in front end. Had magna therapy and found muscles so tight they were pinching nerves and is riding her so and targeting movement to help with those muscles. She is improving...with magna therapy and a ton of walking maneuvers!
I like Skeletors personality and hope you can figure out how to help him!! He is still growing....
Skeletor was being a onery boy, at least he felt like playing. Keep up the good work with the horses they all look healthy and happy.
Skeletor is such a cute little rascal!!❤😂❤😂
It was funny how Skeletor dropped the tumbleweed when you called him! Thanks for another really entertaining video!
He knows his name! Another reason why I can’t change it now
Skeleton is my favorite ❤
SKELETOR. More than say...... Scarlett???
Skelator is a character, I mean that in a good way ❤
"Skelator Fix." 😀😀😀 Re Skelator toys: I saw a video of a donkey gifted with a large 'Screaming Chicken.' He loved it. Maybe something like that would help him be amused for a little while.
Enjoy your channel so much, CC. Always so thought provoking.
I’m sure the other horses would love that! 😆
You might see about a cheap hot walker or an improvised tread mill. But the squeaky chicken is hilarious!
Yes! There's another, earlier video of a horse playing with one and it's just as funny! I do love that donkey one, though. Such a darling!
What a character!
Look how cute he is !😅
Skeletor is by far my favorite.
Skeltor would make good horse that can be taught to dance with out a rider
I had the same thought about a teenage girl who could love on Skeletor, play ball with him, etc. I was one of those girls with a Thoroughbred I rehabbed from a track injury. Walked him on a lead for the first year. But eventually he became healthy and trainable. I know it will be harder with this boy as he might not get to be a horse that can be ridden. But he's so bright, smart, curious and fun, with a little bit of the imp or devil in him. I hope he gets to a comfortable health, and that someone with a nice pasture would enjoy having him.
lol @ Skelly in time out! You know the phrase "growing pains" is rooted in fact---learned this as a young mother years ago. Of course we forget by the time we're all grown up---but quickly growing bodies can ache for a bit in the joints and bones, can make a child cranky. Like teething pains. You've got a still growing youngster on your hands, in addition to his damage he arrived with and is still healing.
Horses can get them! Lots of thoroughbreds get them from being trained and run at such a young age.
Skeletor is so much fun to watch, starting my day with a smile! Fixing stuff he breaks, so not fun for you -- but I'm sure he helps! 😅 excited learn about the impact of food & supplements on his behavior. Thanks for another awesome video CC!
The Clever Cowgirl is more than Clever, and perhaps too modest to have called the channel The Clever and Knowledgeable Cowgirl. I always learn something or hear something that sparks my curiosity and sends me into exploration and learning mode. "SI pain" and the mention of the "bunny hop" caught my ear this time. I found a good article at 'The Horse' titled 'Sacroiliac Joint Pain in Horses.' Worth a mention for those like myself who weren't familiar with it.
You should get a goat for skelator!
Omg, the terror that he would cause with a goat side kick would be out of control 😆
He is so lucky he is with you
Poor guy...such a charming personality. ❤
I have a horse with Skelator’s personality. His favourite toy is a car tire. He rolls it, he throws it, and he carries it in his mouth. It’s heavy enough to take some of the pee and vinegar out of him. Read Pete Ramey’s book on barefoot trimming. You may be able to make him comfortable by modifying your trim till something better comes along.
He was acting impatient and hungry, I think, pawing ground and looking for grass, chewing tumbleweeds. Could be part of his growth spurt, right?
Hopefully he is working on growing more brains cells 🤪
@@TheCleverCowgirl Yes, combined with a little hangry-horse behavior too, I think. LOL! He is a challenge.
Skeletor is a handsome stinker 🥰
Ahh Skeletor needs stimulation because he's smart. He has the mindset of what they look for in a police or military K9 curiosity, playful and high intelligence. With his injury would strengthening the opposite side help him. Just wondering and yes I love my Skeletor fix because I watch it again and again. I adore all your lovely horses ... Tiny too! 💞 🐈🐎🌹💞
He reminds me SO much of my guy. They are bright and inquisitive and REALLY need mental stimulation or they find their own "fun". My guys fun almost always included the Vet. Glad he will have someone who can teach him some more herd manners after the thaw.
Skeletor is a HOOT!! He is a great horse to have around!! He loves to play and be just who he is!! From the winter to the summer, Skeletor is a awesome looking equine!!😊
Skeletor is a good candidate for playing fetch. I bet he'd love it when he gets the hang of it
I love Skeletor and his off-sided snip -- what a character. I also love your observations and the way you speak about your horses. Thank you :)
I would love to see an animal communicator/phsycic come out and talk to all of your horses and your barn cat too. Not all of them need to be in person. It may give you insight into what they are thinking and it also might help them calm some anxiety.
Skeletor: supervisor of tumbleweeds.
Maybe a hay net would give him something to do. He is an adorable handful! You are a terrific horse mom. Thank you for sharing. Those mountains in the background are stunning!
He has free choice hay, not when he’s turned out in the arena though. He just wastes it
@@TheCleverCowgirl I should have known!😀Thanks for saying though. Really love your videos. It is so good to see loving kindness as an antidote to all the sad things in the news. Wishing you all the very best.
Those in your pocket horses are such a mixed blessing - they drive you nuts but you can’t help adoring them. It’s even trickier that he has soundness issues that mean you can’t work him so he has something to think about other than hassling his neighbours and breaking rails. Putting him in with a horse who will school him a bit sounds like a great start.
In Chinese medicine we say pain that is relieved by movement is more 'fixable' than pain that is aggravated by movement - better prognosis. I hope its the same for horses and Skeletor. ❤❤
there's my favorite boy!!! I love Skeletor so much! 🥰🥰🥰
I have a horse like Skeletor.....he is always busy doing something....he strips the bark off of the trees when there is nothing else for him to do. He's an Arab with a very busy brain. I changed his food one time to help him develop muscle....it had an amino acid in it. I was told it might make him hot but tried it anyway. He acted like he wanted to jump out of his skin....I had been told that amino acids will do this. Is anything you are feeding him have this ingredient? I think a lot of it is Skeletor is just a cheeky guy like my guy :)
He's behaving like a bored teen. He's definently too busy for your good.
I am a cat lover, and at one time I had 11 house cats. It took most of the time I was home to feed and groom them, clean the boxes and keep up with the vacuuming (they tracked litter and dropped fur all over the house). I didn’t have much time to play with them or pet them. I now have five house cats and two barn cats. This is much more manageable for me. I am also down to two horses (from five) so I am able to do more with the horses besides chores, chores and more chores!
Hugs Skeletor ❤
Skelator reminds me of my high energy golden doodle! So sweet, loves to play and loves his meal time❤
Oh yes, he has a brain similar to a golden doodle!
What a spoiled horse! 🐎🐎🐎 Skeletor is something else! He's a devil 👿 he knows how to misbehave! He's really a smart guy! Thank you for spoiling all your animals ❤❤😊😊
Love that he likes to play with the red ball. 😊
I love skeletor! Let’s see a new series ‘Me and My Skeletor’
Studman is the Labrador Retriever of the horse world, thinking hes always starving, lol
He's like an ADHD horse :D He's growing up, though, he still has a baby face but his body looks more like that of an adult horse now
Skeletor is absolutely wonderful ❤
Thank🌷You for loving, caring &
providing for him ❣️👏🌹 🙏 😊 💐
❤ what a happy boy! Love watching your videos
Love Skeletor! Would love to spend my days with him.❤ Thanks CC!👏
He has a great personality, and loves to instigate play with the other boys!! Sounds like you have some good ideas on what to do about his lameness issues. I'm so glad he ended up with you!! Keep these videos coming...can't wait till the next one!!
You should write a children’s book on Skeletors shanagians it would be fun!
A 'pasture pet' or 'companion horse' are great options for some rescued, rehabilitated horses who shouldn't be ridden. 😊 I love the names you have chosen like: Stewie, Skeletor, Studman, Nigel, etc. Skeletor must be very smart. He seems to crave mental stimulation.
I wish I could take Skeletor but no land. Love him.
Always diagnosing, always fiddling with food, treatment, training, experiences. You sure don't have a "tiny brain". New sub working my way through your library old and new. BEYOND impressed. STUNNED! Fascinated by these large (and mini: Nigel!) animals AND by your interactions with them. Total, total STAN! Kudos!
He is a really cute rascal 🥰
CC, you tried everything for this boy. We all love him and are so sad that he has transistioned. That must have been so painful a process and my heart hurts for you. Much love, Namaste'
I know nothing about horses only that they are so beautiful! He is a stunner! You're so smart, and so dedicated. I'm sure they all have their days like we do. You're doing a great job! Thanks for sharing❤
It's all your great care and food that's made him who he is. He's happy! Thanks to your love and devotion! Fabulous job!
I love him all my pets have been extra and I think it makes you love them more
I would love to have a horse like Skeletor. I will never be able to ride but am absolutely in love with horses. I would spend countless hours hanging out with a horse.
I just adore you and your videos. Watching the horses and listening to your soothing voice always makes me feel better after a hard day. Thank you for making these videos ❤
thank you for the Skeletor video,it great to see him so full of fun
I recently found your channel. I love watching the horses and you show an honest view of what taking care of them is. I'm basically a city kid (hardly a kid anymore) and have only lived in big big cities, but I love animals and horses. I love watching Skeletor, he has so much personality. He's like a puppy! I love it. So naughty ... LOL.
Thank you for our Skeletor fix!! I bet when you get home, your mind keeps trying to figure out what more you can do for your one of a kind, beautiful boy. He's so blessed that you picked him out , out of all the other horses at that auction. I hope this spring not only brings lots of grass but some answers for you and Skeletor. 🐎🤍🐎
Skelator is a riot. What a cute stinker😂😂😂❤❤❤
Skelator would make a great liberty trick horse.
Such majestic, awe-inspiring creatures. Also, “I’m gonna get a tumbleweed stuck on my face now.”
Skelator is like a pesky little brother! 😂. My sister has a three year old Paint gelding named Herman. He’s a funny little rascal and would love to hang out and play with Skelator!
He is such a cool horse. He has the funniest personality. You do such a great job with him.
Absolutely, they all look great, thank you!
Skeletor would be a great candidate for a talking board and horse-appropriate puzzles. I know you don't have the time and money to devote to just one horse, though. At least he's safe, appreciated and being so well cared for!
Thank you for your videos! I find it so enjoyable to watch and learn about Skeletor- )along with all the other fortunate rescues ) he such a particular character. They are all pretty special and it is interesting to learn about how you adjust their nutrition and the “ look fors” to help formulate their rehab plan. I don’t know about the other viewers but I always wish I could give you a helping hand- be one of your “ ranch hands”- rather do that than go to Disneyworld! Thanks again for the excellent equine ( and Tiny!) fix!❤😊