Hi all, thanks for the support on the video. To clear some things up, regardless of how or why the dog was loose, it put me and my horse in danger, luckily, my horse is very patient and did not harm the dog. Second, i trotted off straight away to 1) get away from the situation and 2) there was a car behind me (that I almost ended up on the bonnet of because of the dog making my horse back up) and I didnt want to hold up traffic. Thanks again :)
clearly this is a wonderful horse but i am curious what would happen if your horse did kick a dog? i definitely don't want that to happen but it would be a shame if you or the horse got in trouble because the dog owner didn't control their animal when you do
In all fairness modern day dog owners do not take responsibility, but they're really good at making excuses. I would say that goes for probably 80% of them. I would like to see more sweet old dogs get adopted instead of the Pitbull mentality running rampant. Regardless of what someone adopts, train it. Loose dogs are usually nuisance, end of story.. it's easy to tell the people on here who are very biased and dog only because they do not take responsibility, everyone else is supposed to work around them and their dog.. it's getting epidemic and it's ridiculous.
What a great and trustful horse. This video gives the opportunity to focus on his ears, to see how he listens to the rider. The work with horses in the police work (and other fields) is so important.
I blame the stupid owner of the dog!!!! If the dog or horse would of got hurt then it would of been down to the prick letting go of the lead. Made me angry seeing that and hearing the distress in the riders voice!! ❤
@@elaineburgess9265 Basically I am a 3 dog owner who unleashes the dogs on street. I Can tell tho, as obvious, that this road is too big to leave dogs like that and when there are horses. One buck and its dead, Can't blame on horse cuz a horse is like a prey to it, so it'll defend itself.
If I horses, trained horses and even backed horses for several decades, I complete agree this boy is extremely well behaved. Any horse would react to a dog coming over like that, whether the dog wanted to play or attack, the horse is a prey animal and its instinct is to escape a predator, which is what a dog is.. I've seen dogs being kicked in the head and being instantly killed by a horse because it was off lead around a horse. So yes, this horse is well behaved and the rider thanking drivers that slowed or stopped to pass is great too.
What a great horse and your training and riding obviously gives your horse confidence. Dog owners need to understand how dangerous it is for their dog, the rider and their horse to allow them to run free and cause an accident. This video shows just why we, as riders, need more off road routes.
Its been 30 years since I rode..this brought me back to my childhood! You are a VERY polite rider and your horse is really in tune with you! Thanks for this, I got to be 13 again for a few minutes..lol! ❤
Well trained horse and good rider for that matter. It takes a very special bond between the two to react the way you did when that dog came out of nowhere. And the galloping down the trail when you said "not yet... ok". Throughout the video the "good boy" were especially awesome. Giving praise to the horse or any animal strengthens that bond. Stay frosty!
What a good boy. He was so sensible in all the different situations x various changes,roads x bridle paths dog building site!! You obviously fill him with confidence,he seems happy on his ride, no shying or napping or silliness. You've taught him well. Wish you x he many happy rides together.
Well if you bother looking the dog had a leash so it likely pulled hard after it got excited over the horse and the owner got caught off guard, it was clearly just an accident.
My dog is a strong puller and one day she pulled so hard that the lead was pulled out of my hand and she was suddenly loose. So it can happen (luckily only once)
If your smart you only let it happen once.. i sometimes walk my sisters dog and he pulled free when he saw a deer once, i now hold the leash in such a way it grips my arm as well..
Your horse and your riding are a credit to you! You stayed calm in all situations. Not a particularly good area for riding, alot of roadwork but that is what it's like now. Difficult to find good places to hack and certainly not on your doorstep. The wood's looked lovely though. 😁
Exactly, I live out in the country, we have areas to ride like the river, woods, and fields farmers let us use when they're not being used for veggies (usually late autumn and winter we get to use them) but we do indeed need to use a busy road to access these areas. It doesnt help its a narrow road and everyone loves speeding in the countryside.. We had horse signs put up, but they seem to drive faster after putting them up
At first I was kinda confused as to why someone would ride around in the middle of a town, but when you see how well behaved and desensitized this horse is to it all, it does kinda make sense. Both for the horses mind and the riders overal safety in the long run. The more your horse is used to things that could be scary, the safer it is. Which is shown in the way the horse handled the dog. Very nice :D
It probably has to do with there's nowhere else for them to go. It seems to get to the woods to have a good canter they have to go through town, then again to get home.
You are so lucky to have such a sensible, stable horse as that. He's a gem. You can't put a price on a steady disposition like that. Enjoyed your ride. Thank you both.
You definitely should not be apologising to the woman who opened her car door she should apologise to you. It's her responsibility to check if it's OK to open her car door just like she would with a car coming along the road. What a good horse you have.👍👍
Totally agree...Unfortunately some people don't think or don't care. We have had this happen down the road giving plenty of room way on the grassy side.. a two-lane road and people will go by and throw their trash and their bottles out right there where you are riding not a mile before not a mile after but they think it's funny to throw things at where the horses are. I don't know what's wrong with people anymore.. and... people who are strictly dog people will never understand this, no matter what a dog does, to them it's okay or an excuse, an aggressive dog is an aggressive dog, end of story. First rule of thumb no dogs under the horse's feet/hooves or never around the arena and never in the Stalls.
This happens to me all the time with my bike. I am a cyclist and it really irritates me when people don’t perceive the bike as a full-fledged vehicle, opening the front door and thinking that I will magically have time to brake or somehow turn.
@marszenka Nah she was opening her door out onto a road. There could have been a car. She should have looked in her mirror. Had it been a car she might have lost her door...
Some horses are like that if they haven't been desensitised from a young age. We have a 36 year old mare on our yard that poops herself at a piece of tarpaulin. Yet my nearly 7 year old wears it.
I really enjoyed this video! Thank you for taking us along for the ride. It looked like an enjoyable time and your horse is so behaved! People riding horses in town is not something we see in America. Very cool thank you
I don’t like to be mean to dogs, but if it’s a problem I’d definitely carry a whip or spray of some sort. A dog can get a bad kick just as easily as it can give a bad bite, better to teach a loose dog some manners than have the horse do it!
@@averycheesypotato A spray can backfires and hit you or your horse. A whip could work as defense but the dog might get really aggressive if it gets hurt.
@@July-nj5sn Some sprays are more like streams than vapour. Bear spray or some pepper sprays- the bear spray is usually legal even where pepper-spray isn’t, but is more potent
Wow Ollie behaved so well big pats! Good job for handling him they really need to keep there dogs on a lead, otherwise looks like a fun hack! Congrats on 100 subs I subbed to you yesterday 🥰
Your horse was so calm props to you both Nothing irks me more than an untrained off leash agressive dog when you are on a horse (i love dogs too they are the best like horses but it's to sad to see owner like this who didn't bother to train their dog or apologize to you ) You handled it both so well ☺️
What a beautiful horse! Both of you handled the situation so calmly! People definitely need to keep their dogs on a leash and trained to recall. I absolutely love your rides. It's so beautiful watching the scenery and hearing his trotting! Can't wait to see more!
@ana-bk8kp Even so, owners should be able to recall their dogs! Not just for other's safety, but for the dog's as well! Teaching recall could save that dog's life in many situations!
@@LadyKhaosTheDisorderedWitch yes I do agree on that It was on leash just got out of hands I have my dog trained off and on lead she doesn’t like being far from us and knows to listen to me when calling her plus
@@ana-bk8kp That's awesome! I also have my 4 trained to recall. I grew up around dogs and have had them all my life. I've seen so many dogs be hurt or end up euthanized because of incidents that could've been prevented just by teaching recall. Especially that one video of the dog who attacked the horse pulling a carriage! I don't quite remember if he passed or not, but I know he was really hurt.
@@LadyKhaosTheDisorderedWitch it’s sad that they do happen and a lot can be tho my sisters dog is trained off lead but she only has off lead when nones around at all because he was abused by his last owner and was chained up and watched as owner got new one and just left him chained small so for his safety and others when another animal is near he’s on lead but she only takes him on places that wouldn’t have enough room for like horses and riders to go for off lead just in case and he can be good with other dogs and do recall off lead fine but if he feels he can’t get away on lead he will bark if dog is too close but he wouldn’t bite
that is one cool calm collected horse... cars and BUSES coming up behind him, and he doesn't bat an eye.. and it looks like he really loves his trails.
People have already commented on the dogs, but i feel like it needs to be said more that: horses in the UK have more rights on the road, than the people who neglect your hack!
the horse hooves clattering sounds abit asmr and soothing to me and the different perspective and view on a horse is intresting, I myself have never ridden a horse since i struggle to get on them being 5'1.
❤ What a great horse you have! Definitely not a plod but nice and forward going. Brings back some beautiful memories. Actually I’m tearing up a bit 😭💔 I became very unwell and my illness has progressed to the point where I’m wheelchair reliant and mostly housebound and bedridden. Unless there’s a miracle or a medical cure there’s no hope of improvement sadly. It was lovely watching your video just the familiar sounds of hooves and the wonderful creaking of leather. Total bliss! And your horse is clearly a very happy boy. Loved watching him snacking along the way just those little things that brought me memories. Thanks for sharing your video. Yes I was fortunate enough to live on a small island when I was involved with horses and of course I started mucking out etc and learned to ride when I was still at primary school. I’m 51 now so it was a while ago. But I continued to ride through the years. Back then drivers were considerate and roads were very quiet unless it was the holiday seasons when the trekking centre was busy and the place was full of tourist’s. I had the joy of keeping my favourite horse from autumn to late spring and I had a great time. The place you’re riding is more built up. But when I left the island I experienced similar issues with drivers coming way too close from up behind me and hitting 60 or more! It’s shocking! I haven’t had the nightmare dog situation that you experienced. Absolutely shocking! Like I say you have a great horse there and you were able to hold him nicely and calmly. Well done! I don’t think I would have been so calm as you. The bridle paths were interesting and certainly far from boring. You could tell that your horse was enjoying himself. Oh my gosh the bus was shocking! Unbelievable
This is why I'm so glad my horse is good with dogs. He will run straight at them if I tell him to, even bite if he feels the need BUT he's also very friendly with my own dogs and kind to them. When it comes to dogs, it's so important to get them used to it.
My horse is very protective of me, any dogs or even cats that come near me while I'm working with him, he will snap at them.. I did give him into trouble about the cat though, I like cats.. Though tharmt cat has since died. She was murdered by the council, who didn't even apologise after hitting her. We live in a village so its a 20mph area, the cat usually gets off the road when cars come hence why I know they were doing at least 50-60 though our village. And then people wonder why I prefer animals over humans.. 🤷♀️
i almost got attacked by two dogs somebody let run free around their neighborhood when i was visiting my dad in illinois. i managed to get away from them without being injured but it was terrifying- never, EVER let your dogs run free without supervision, and if you have a dog you cannot physically control, you shouldn't have that dog. in this case, it seems the dog had a lead but got away from the owner(s), they should not have such an aggressive dog if they are unable to prevent it from running off.
I love you video, love being there watching you both on your adventure. Both of you are magnificent 💕 l love you gentleness, your horses confidence and both of you are very much enjoying each other ❤ great video.
Your horse is very well trained and calm around the different scenarios on that hack and it’s clear to see the trust you have in one another lovely hack ❤
I live in Canada in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains and surprised a wolverine while riding on an old logging road. Wolverines can be exceedingly nasty and this one was. It snarled and leapt forward and I thought for sure my horse was going to get a nasty bite. I also thought my horse would shy away or leap back but I guess after all the years of riding in the mountains and encountering other wild life that he wasn’t to worried. Instead he lifted up his front foot and clunked the wolverine in the head with his hoof which sent the wolverine back into the bush a short ways. It just sat there and growled after that hit and we trotted off. Anyway, something to be said for calm well trained horses. Your horse handles the road and vehicles really well. Mine isn’t fond of vehicles at all but then we don’t ride around them much. With the exception of some country roads horses aren’t allowed on the roads here.
Your horse is very well-trained. I give you praise for that. The horse, to my own surprise, didn't seem to panic like other horses would when a dog would charge at them. And that dog was very lucky that your horse didn't panic because if it did, your horse would've either severely injured or killed the dog since it would trample, bite, or kick at it in response. I'm glad the situation ended quickly and painlessly. God bless.
Wow, you're amazing with your horse. I know I go trail riding on my friend's horse, and this dog off leash scared me a bit. So I know how you felt in that situation, and you did amazing.
Remember folks. There are no bad dogs, only idiots who don't train them. That being said, my sister has a MEAN horse, hates dogs. Doesn't try to throw you or buck, but if he can, he'll grab the dog in his teeth and YEET then as hard as he can over his back, then he tries to stomp them into the dirt.
@@arribaficationwineho32 Hello, look at your countries laws. In most places you are ALWAYS allowed to practice self defense if you feel like your life or health is being threatened, but also your pets health. Eg, if a dog attacks your dog, you're allowed to kick the dog. So, you do have the right to use any tool (including pepper sprays) to defend yourself if you're being attacked by a dog. Depending on the laws, the owner could get in trouble for having it off the leash. It's worth it to research it. better safe than sorry.
@ 3:35 thought you were singing a song to Jesus lol Then I saw how close that bus got to you and I laughed & said no She's cussing Or praying she doesn't get in an accident with the bus 😂
0:50 these zig zag lines? They’re marked on the road at pedestrian crossings. Vehicles may not park in this area, and may not overtake the leading car in this area. It is a measure to keep visibility of the road and pavement clear of obstructions so that pedestrians can see approaching vehicles, and drivers can see pedestrians approaching the crossing, and on the crossing
@@petervankauwenbergh3375 yes they are called bridle ways. We have a lack of them where I live now because scrambler bikes ruin them or they’re too overgrown to ride through, which sadly pushes us to have to ride on the roads
Ein wunderschöner Ort 🥰zum Ausreiten. Aber ein braves Pferdchen, wartet fein an der Ampel. Da musste ich schmunzeln, sieht man selten. Man sieht auch immer mehr wie Reiter, mit Kamera ausreiten, müsst ihr ja auch bei den Hundeangriffen. 😱Ich hab schon ein anderes Video gesehen, wo sie auch von Hunden angegriffen wurden. Passen sie bitte auf sich und ihr Pferd auf.🥺
I don’t do this ride very often anymore and stick to the mountains mainly since I moved yards! However, still run into problems with dogs/cars/bikes/people wherever I am unfortunately! xx
The dog looked really happy and curious so thats good! It probably pulled so hard it got off the leash, good thing it wasnt aggresive biting you or the horse .
the woman blamed the guy without even know what he really did.. "Why did you let it go?!" I don't think he said to himself "oh a horse! I'm going to untie my dog :)" I have a reactive dog too 😂
It seems like the guy with the border collie let the dog go so she could run at her other owner (the woman walking a bit in front of them). This is so dangerous if you have a reactive dog or if your dog doesn't listen to you whenever. If there wasn't a horse, there could have been a car, someone on a bike, someone with an agressive dog, etc. Very irresponsible behaviour. Glad neither your horse nor their dog got injured! They should have apologized at the very least...
I do that sometimes with my dogs. But, it's so important to check your surroundings first, and not just let go. And even if they're well trained, I'd never do it in an area with that much traffic.
Hi all, thanks for the support on the video. To clear some things up, regardless of how or why the dog was loose, it put me and my horse in danger, luckily, my horse is very patient and did not harm the dog. Second, i trotted off straight away to 1) get away from the situation and 2) there was a car behind me (that I almost ended up on the bonnet of because of the dog making my horse back up) and I didnt want to hold up traffic.
Thanks again :)
clearly this is a wonderful horse but i am curious what would happen if your horse did kick a dog? i definitely don't want that to happen but it would be a shame if you or the horse got in trouble because the dog owner didn't control their animal when you do
In all fairness modern day dog owners do not take responsibility, but they're really good at making excuses. I would say that goes for probably 80% of them. I would like to see more sweet old dogs get adopted instead of the Pitbull mentality running rampant. Regardless of what someone adopts, train it. Loose dogs are usually nuisance, end of story.. it's easy to tell the people on here who are very biased and dog only because they do not take responsibility, everyone else is supposed to work around them and their dog.. it's getting epidemic and it's ridiculous.
What a great and trustful horse. This video gives the opportunity to focus on his ears, to see how he listens to the rider. The work with horses in the police work (and other fields) is so important.
I blame the stupid owner of the dog!!!! If the dog or horse would of got hurt then it would of been down to the prick letting go of the lead. Made me angry seeing that and hearing the distress in the riders voice!! ❤
@@elaineburgess9265 Basically I am a 3 dog owner who unleashes the dogs on street. I Can tell tho, as obvious, that this road is too big to leave dogs like that and when there are horses. One buck and its dead, Can't blame on horse cuz a horse is like a prey to it, so it'll defend itself.
The fact neither of those dog owners apologised just amazes me, what an amazing horse to not react too badly to that attack.
Well she did trot away so...
@@ladyren1575 no excuse don't be so stupid
Wouldn't call it an attack but it's disgusting ownership
@@rachelw8506 Wow calling me stupid so childish. Why dont you come up with a better insult? Or are you incapable of doing so?
@@ladyren1575 I'd love for you to be in this predicament
I'm not a horse trainer by any means, but your horse is WELL-TRAINED as far as I'm concerned not to freak out at a dog that close
I agree
Ikr I have a dog and a horse and when my dog is a field away from my horse SHE GOES MENTAL? 😮😅😂
Same
All depends on the horse. And the dog. Some horses are more laid back than others.
If I horses, trained horses and even backed horses for several decades, I complete agree this boy is extremely well behaved. Any horse would react to a dog coming over like that, whether the dog wanted to play or attack, the horse is a prey animal and its instinct is to escape a predator, which is what a dog is.. I've seen dogs being kicked in the head and being instantly killed by a horse because it was off lead around a horse.
So yes, this horse is well behaved and the rider thanking drivers that slowed or stopped to pass is great too.
The person that said:
‘You alright?’
‘Yeah, thanks!’
Warmed my heart ❤
The sound of his hooves on the pavement is super satisfying
Yeah and super unhealthy
@@DaniYoo-s1jhow is it unhealthy? Does it hurt them?
@@DaniYoo-s1j Huh how so?
@@DaniYoo-s1j?
@@DaniYoo-s1jnot really. If the horse didn't have shoes that yes VERY unhealthy but by the sounds of the hooves the horse has shoes on.
Very well behaved horse. Glad we have lots of area here in Michigan to ride away from all that traffic and off the pavement.
we can ride in arenas but its great to go out hacking with friends a family or alone!!
What a great horse and your training and riding obviously gives your horse confidence. Dog owners need to understand how dangerous it is for their dog, the rider and their horse to allow them to run free and cause an accident. This video shows just why we, as riders, need more off road routes.
@Hey There Sarah🌻 the dog was with a leash
Wow My Opinion Girl Your Awesome & Smart & Very In Tune With Your 🐎🤔🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎 🚨🎉🎇
It had a leash thy dog just got out grip of owner it’s easy done if dog pulls really hard and loose grip
Its been 30 years since I rode..this brought me back to my childhood! You are a VERY polite rider and your horse is really in tune with you! Thanks for this, I got to be 13 again for a few minutes..lol! ❤
Me too, took me right back ❤️
What a little star he is and you are a lovely well mannered rider👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
😊 thank you
Amazing how calm your horse is in all those situations.
Well trained horse and good rider for that matter. It takes a very special bond between the two to react the way you did when that dog came out of nowhere. And the galloping down the trail when you said "not yet... ok". Throughout the video the "good boy" were especially awesome. Giving praise to the horse or any animal strengthens that bond.
Stay frosty!
Okay your horse handled it so well but none of the owners even bothered to say sorry glad you and your horse are okay
What a good boy. He was so sensible in all the different situations x various changes,roads x bridle paths dog building site!! You obviously fill him with confidence,he seems happy on his ride, no shying or napping or silliness. You've taught him well. Wish you x he many happy rides together.
The way that they didn’t apologize is horrible and you did amazing and so did your horse!
Good pony! The fact the bloke said he didn’t let him go 🤣 I mean how the hell was it running on its own then 🤦♀️🤦♀️
Well if you bother looking the dog had a leash so it likely pulled hard after it got excited over the horse and the owner got caught off guard, it was clearly just an accident.
My dog is a strong puller and one day she pulled so hard that the lead was pulled out of my hand and she was suddenly loose. So it can happen (luckily only once)
If your smart you only let it happen once.. i sometimes walk my sisters dog and he pulled free when he saw a deer once, i now hold the leash in such a way it grips my arm as well..
One of the reasons I use a leash that is secured to a belt on my waist lol. My dog never bolts like that, but he wouldn't be able to even if he tried.
Your horse and your riding are a credit to you! You stayed calm in all situations. Not a particularly good area for riding, alot of roadwork but that is what it's like now. Difficult to find good places to hack and certainly not on your doorstep. The wood's looked lovely though. 😁
Exactly, I live out in the country, we have areas to ride like the river, woods, and fields farmers let us use when they're not being used for veggies (usually late autumn and winter we get to use them) but we do indeed need to use a busy road to access these areas. It doesnt help its a narrow road and everyone loves speeding in the countryside.. We had horse signs put up, but they seem to drive faster after putting them up
At first I was kinda confused as to why someone would ride around in the middle of a town, but when you see how well behaved and desensitized this horse is to it all, it does kinda make sense. Both for the horses mind and the riders overal safety in the long run. The more your horse is used to things that could be scary, the safer it is.
Which is shown in the way the horse handled the dog.
Very nice :D
It probably has to do with there's nowhere else for them to go. It seems to get to the woods to have a good canter they have to go through town, then again to get home.
You are so lucky to have such a sensible, stable horse as that. He's a gem. You can't put a price on a steady disposition like that. Enjoyed your ride. Thank you both.
You definitely should not be apologising to the woman who opened her car door she should apologise to you. It's her responsibility to check if it's OK to open her car door just like she would with a car coming along the road. What a good horse you have.👍👍
Totally agree...Unfortunately some people don't think or don't care. We have had this happen down the road giving plenty of room way on the grassy side.. a two-lane road and people will go by and throw their trash and their bottles out right there where you are riding not a mile before not a mile after but they think it's funny to throw things at where the horses are. I don't know what's wrong with people anymore.. and... people who are strictly dog people will never understand this, no matter what a dog does, to them it's okay or an excuse, an aggressive dog is an aggressive dog, end of story. First rule of thumb no dogs under the horse's feet/hooves or never around the arena and never in the Stalls.
In fairness to car lady, i think most of us check sideways, not behind. Good boy Ollie was behind the car when she opened it.
This happens to me all the time with my bike. I am a cyclist and it really irritates me when people don’t perceive the bike as a full-fledged vehicle, opening the front door and thinking that I will magically have time to brake or somehow turn.
@marszenka Nah she was opening her door out onto a road. There could have been a car. She should have looked in her mirror. Had it been a car she might have lost her door...
Such a well-trained horse. Love the different gaits/terrains and hearing those hooves on pavement :)
Amazed at how calm you and Ollie were the whole time! The 16yr old gelding I ride spooks at a branch falling from a distant tree!
Some horses are like that if they haven't been desensitised from a young age. We have a 36 year old mare on our yard that poops herself at a piece of tarpaulin. Yet my nearly 7 year old wears it.
@Kat that mare has a ridiculously long lifespan
I love the fact you gave a little wave of thanks to all the cars that slowed down/stopped 😊
What a great horse not frightened by anything. You have a well trained gem.
I really enjoyed this video! Thank you for taking us along for the ride. It looked like an enjoyable time and your horse is so behaved! People riding horses in town is not something we see in America. Very cool thank you
I am amazed by the courtesy of the auto/truck drivers. Such a nice ride.
What a good pony. Well done. Nice to see that most of the public have a brain, and manners.
I’m glad neither one of you were harmed in the incident and I like how you praised him for being calm and patient with the dog
Yikes that brings up some really bad memories. I suffered severe injuries because of a loose dog. It's why I gave up riding in my neighborhood.
I haven’t done this ride since this happened! Not worth the risk
I don’t like to be mean to dogs, but if it’s a problem I’d definitely carry a whip or spray of some sort.
A dog can get a bad kick just as easily as it can give a bad bite, better to teach a loose dog some manners than have the horse do it!
@@averycheesypotato A spray can backfires and hit you or your horse.
A whip could work as defense but the dog might get really aggressive if it gets hurt.
@@July-nj5sn Some sprays are more like streams than vapour. Bear spray or some pepper sprays- the bear spray is usually legal even where pepper-spray isn’t, but is more potent
Legend is right!!! What a well trained and well behaved horse and excellent rider too!
I'm very surprised on how patient you horse is.
Tbh I was expecting it to kick or trample those dogs.
You trained them very well, hats off to you!
Wow Ollie behaved so well big pats! Good job for handling him they really need to keep there dogs on a lead, otherwise looks like a fun hack! Congrats on 100 subs I subbed to you yesterday 🥰
Thank you! :)
@@thatolliepony Your welcome! 💞
I think their dog got loose off it’s lead.
@@TheFen2009 oh maybe!
Great horse and very skillful riding especially through the woods with trees so dense and branches so low.
Your horse was so calm props to you both
Nothing irks me more than an untrained off leash agressive dog when you are on a horse (i love dogs too they are the best like horses but it's to sad to see owner like this who didn't bother to train their dog or apologize to you )
You handled it both so well ☺️
The dog had leash on it got out of owners grip by looks of it
Wow such amazing views. I'm sightseeing a foreign town on horseback. Thank you so much! What clean streets, and such greenery 💜
What a beautiful horse! Both of you handled the situation so calmly! People definitely need to keep their dogs on a leash and trained to recall. I absolutely love your rides. It's so beautiful watching the scenery and hearing his trotting! Can't wait to see more!
It was on a leash by looks the dog pulled unexpectedly and the owner lost grip of lead
@ana-bk8kp Even so, owners should be able to recall their dogs! Not just for other's safety, but for the dog's as well! Teaching recall could save that dog's life in many situations!
@@LadyKhaosTheDisorderedWitch yes I do agree on that It was on leash just got out of hands I have my dog trained off and on lead she doesn’t like being far from us and knows to listen to me when calling her plus
@@ana-bk8kp That's awesome! I also have my 4 trained to recall. I grew up around dogs and have had them all my life. I've seen so many dogs be hurt or end up euthanized because of incidents that could've been prevented just by teaching recall. Especially that one video of the dog who attacked the horse pulling a carriage! I don't quite remember if he passed or not, but I know he was really hurt.
@@LadyKhaosTheDisorderedWitch it’s sad that they do happen and a lot can be tho my sisters dog is trained off lead but she only has off lead when nones around at all because he was abused by his last owner and was chained up and watched as owner got new one and just left him chained small so for his safety and others when another animal is near he’s on lead but she only takes him on places that wouldn’t have enough room for like horses and riders to go for off lead just in case and he can be good with other dogs and do recall off lead fine but if he feels he can’t get away on lead he will bark if dog is too close but he wouldn’t bite
Loved the ride-along! I caught myself ducking under the low-lying branches as if I was riding too!
that is one cool calm collected horse... cars and BUSES coming up behind him, and he doesn't bat an eye.. and it looks like he really loves his trails.
You know it’s a good day when you just think of your younger self seeing someone riding their horse on the street, just something to think about :P
People have already commented on the dogs, but i feel like it needs to be said more that: horses in the UK have more rights on the road, than the people who neglect your hack!
So impress with your horse
What sensible horses
the horse hooves clattering sounds abit asmr and soothing to me and the different perspective and view on a horse is intresting, I myself have never ridden a horse since i struggle to get on them being 5'1.
I love to hear the sound of horse's on the road, it's such a pleasure.
❤ What a great horse you have! Definitely not a plod but nice and forward going. Brings back some beautiful memories. Actually I’m tearing up a bit 😭💔 I became very unwell and my illness has progressed to the point where I’m wheelchair reliant and mostly housebound and bedridden. Unless there’s a miracle or a medical cure there’s no hope of improvement sadly. It was lovely watching your video just the familiar sounds of hooves and the wonderful creaking of leather. Total bliss! And your horse is clearly a very happy boy. Loved watching him snacking along the way just those little things that brought me memories. Thanks for sharing your video. Yes I was fortunate enough to live on a small island when I was involved with horses and of course I started mucking out etc and learned to ride when I was still at primary school. I’m 51 now so it was a while ago. But I continued to ride through the years. Back then drivers were considerate and roads were very quiet unless it was the holiday seasons when the trekking centre was busy and the place was full of tourist’s. I had the joy of keeping my favourite horse from autumn to late spring and I had a great time. The place you’re riding is more built up. But when I left the island I experienced similar issues with drivers coming way too close from up behind me and hitting 60 or more! It’s shocking! I haven’t had the nightmare dog situation that you experienced. Absolutely shocking! Like I say you have a great horse there and you were able to hold him nicely and calmly. Well done! I don’t think I would have been so calm as you. The bridle paths were interesting and certainly far from boring. You could tell that your horse was enjoying himself. Oh my gosh the bus was shocking! Unbelievable
Lovely video. Great riding and such a well behaved sound minded horse. So reminds me of my early riding days so very nostalgic too 😊
かわいい！とてもいい子ですね！
街の皆が馬に理解があるのも素晴らしい
公道を散步出来るなんて投稿者さんの技術と馬との信頼度の高さといったら
This is why I'm so glad my horse is good with dogs. He will run straight at them if I tell him to, even bite if he feels the need BUT he's also very friendly with my own dogs and kind to them. When it comes to dogs, it's so important to get them used to it.
My horse is very protective of me, any dogs or even cats that come near me while I'm working with him, he will snap at them.. I did give him into trouble about the cat though, I like cats.. Though tharmt cat has since died. She was murdered by the council, who didn't even apologise after hitting her. We live in a village so its a 20mph area, the cat usually gets off the road when cars come hence why I know they were doing at least 50-60 though our village.
And then people wonder why I prefer animals over humans.. 🤷♀️
Ollie was a STAR on your hack. I love NF ponies- they're the best.
i almost got attacked by two dogs somebody let run free around their neighborhood when i was visiting my dad in illinois. i managed to get away from them without being injured but it was terrifying- never, EVER let your dogs run free without supervision, and if you have a dog you cannot physically control, you shouldn't have that dog. in this case, it seems the dog had a lead but got away from the owner(s), they should not have such an aggressive dog if they are unable to prevent it from running off.
You handled the dog situation perfectly - credit to both of you. Thanks for taking us along for the ride: no pun intended.
びっくりしつつもパニックにならずに凄い！偉い！🥰
I enjoyed this ride with you so much that I subscribed! Your trusty steed is so good!
The scenery is absolutely gorgeous!!
騎手目線の素敵な動画ですね
お馬さんも凄くお利口でした
What a nice horse! Wonderful ride!
I love you video, love being there watching you both on your adventure. Both of you are magnificent 💕 l love you gentleness, your horses confidence and both of you are very much enjoying each other ❤ great video.
1:22 That man is keeping his dog ACTUALLY controlled
The fact that it actually stopped at the sound of its name impressed me.
Brilliant brilliant…. Your horse is so well trained…. Its a fantastic POV for someone that has never ridden a horse 👍👍👍
Your horse is very well trained and calm around the different scenarios on that hack and it’s clear to see the trust you have in one another
lovely hack ❤
That coach was so close. What a good horse you have. I don't ride or have a horse
Your pony is amazing 🤩 does he ever spook? What a good boy he is 💜 subscribed x oh and oh my goodness that bus!!!! 😳😳😳
The most he does is a little jump at something random but never anything major, I’m lucky that nothing phases him! X
@@thatolliepony you really are 😄 our Welsh Cob is called Ronnie aka Mr Spookalot 🤣
Love the sound of the saddle squeaking ❤️
That's quite a workout, especially going up some of those inclines. Reminds me I need to work on my cardio...
I live in Canada in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains and surprised a wolverine while riding on an old logging road. Wolverines can be exceedingly nasty and this one was. It snarled and leapt forward and I thought for sure my horse was going to get a nasty bite. I also thought my horse would shy away or leap back but I guess after all the years of riding in the mountains and encountering other wild life that he wasn’t to worried. Instead he lifted up his front foot and clunked the wolverine in the head with his hoof which sent the wolverine back into the bush a short ways. It just sat there and growled after that hit and we trotted off. Anyway, something to be said for calm well trained horses. Your horse handles the road and vehicles really well. Mine isn’t fond of vehicles at all but then we don’t ride around them much. With the exception of some country roads horses aren’t allowed on the roads here.
Oof, glad your horse managed to keep calm, he's very tame ^-^ relaxin vid none the less
Your horse is very well-trained. I give you praise for that. The horse, to my own surprise, didn't seem to panic like other horses would when a dog would charge at them. And that dog was very lucky that your horse didn't panic because if it did, your horse would've either severely injured or killed the dog since it would trample, bite, or kick at it in response. I'm glad the situation ended quickly and painlessly. God bless.
He is such a good boy! On the bushy trail he did not try to take a snack!❤
Oh I spoke to soon lol
New subscriber sweetheart 😘💕🐎
Your disposition and your wonderful 🐎horses in a situation is absolutely amazing 👏
Well done truly well done 🌟👌😁
Thank you loads ❤️
Wow, what a cool buddy you got there- cool boy! Greetings from germany!
ollie is the best boy. you hacked past my house! it so fun to see other horses out and about where i live :)
@@santapaws8439 love to hear that people like to see the horses! I’m usually greeted with smiles when I ride around the village which is always nice 😊
You definitely know your way around!! I would be so lost!!!! Great ride!!!!
Love this POV, like to watch Ollie ear going from up-down-side.
The guy with the dog getting told off was funny for some reason… who’s getting custody of the dog?
Wow, what an interesting and varied ride and you both did so well dealing with some intense situations x 🐎 🐴 💜
Now I suddenly want a horse lol 😂 he’s so well behaved.
3:35 Jesus that bus went by you close😳
I find these videos so peaceful to watch, minus the dogs of course.
Wow, you're amazing with your horse. I know I go trail riding on my friend's horse, and this dog off leash scared me a bit. So I know how you felt in that situation, and you did amazing.
I swear that Park you were in is the one next to my friends house.!
you have a good horse there xx ❤❤❤
This horse was very calm on the road! My horse literally went mental last week over a dog on a lead and the dog was barely past his hoof?!
Remember folks. There are no bad dogs, only idiots who don't train them.
That being said, my sister has a MEAN horse, hates dogs. Doesn't try to throw you or buck, but if he can, he'll grab the dog in his teeth and YEET then as hard as he can over his back, then he tries to stomp them into the dirt.
That's what wild horses would do too if a predator gets too close to them 🙂
My horse would have booted that dog to the sun!! Well handled! Xx😊
Are you allowed to spray attacking dogs with any kind of repellant?
I would not advise that. People are dog lovers in this country that would not end well.
@@AndrewDaley-lr9qg but attacking loose dogs need deflection by some method. W hat do you recommend?
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@@arribaficationwineho32 Hello, look at your countries laws. In most places you are ALWAYS allowed to practice self defense if you feel like your life or health is being threatened, but also your pets health. Eg, if a dog attacks your dog, you're allowed to kick the dog.
So, you do have the right to use any tool (including pepper sprays) to defend yourself if you're being attacked by a dog. Depending on the laws, the owner could get in trouble for having it off the leash. It's worth it to research it. better safe than sorry.
@ 3:35 thought you were singing a song to Jesus lol Then I saw how close that bus got to you and I laughed & said no She's cussing Or praying she doesn't get in an accident with the bus 😂
Nice video, beautiful horse! Noticed he dips his head when trotting on pavement. Is he a little sore in one of his front feet?
No it’s just me moving probably, since it’s hard to keep the camera still when rising lol. he’s sound and loves exploring :)
goodness those woods are absolutely gorgeous
The horse when yeh first dog hits: “AY I’LL STOMP ON YO DOG.” Her:”good boy/girl”
American here why are the lines on the street jagged? Just to signify a reduced speed zone before the stop?
0:50 these zig zag lines? They’re marked on the road at pedestrian crossings. Vehicles may not park in this area, and may not overtake the leading car in this area. It is a measure to keep visibility of the road and pavement clear of obstructions so that pedestrians can see approaching vehicles, and drivers can see pedestrians approaching the crossing, and on the crossing
I have a question. In england is a horse trail called a bridleway? Thanks.
@@petervankauwenbergh3375 yes they are called bridle ways. We have a lack of them where I live now because scrambler bikes ruin them or they’re too overgrown to ride through, which sadly pushes us to have to ride on the roads
Was expecting more than one dog attack, was grateful I only saw one. Glad you and your beautiful horse are okay.
Ein wunderschöner Ort 🥰zum Ausreiten. Aber ein braves Pferdchen, wartet fein an der Ampel. Da musste ich schmunzeln, sieht man selten. Man sieht auch immer mehr wie Reiter, mit Kamera ausreiten, müsst ihr ja auch bei den Hundeangriffen. 😱Ich hab schon ein anderes Video gesehen, wo sie auch von Hunden angegriffen wurden. Passen sie bitte auf sich und ihr Pferd auf.🥺
Bless you I don’t envy your hacking! Not the nicest of roads you have to use, and I hope you reported that coach driver xx
I don’t do this ride very often anymore and stick to the mountains mainly since I moved yards! However, still run into problems with dogs/cars/bikes/people wherever I am unfortunately! xx
The dog looked really happy and curious so thats good! It probably pulled so hard it got off the leash, good thing it wasnt aggresive biting you or the horse .
the woman blamed the guy without even know what he really did..
"Why did you let it go?!"
I don't think he said to himself "oh a horse! I'm going to untie my dog :)"
I have a reactive dog too 😂
That horse is so good, he's got a lot of trust in you
Heyy i just LOVE your horseeee its really calm and well trained 🤩❤
What was with all those white zig zag lines painted on the street? What is that suppose to symbolize?
Hey im just curious, does it make a horse uncomfortable in any way if you ride it/ or let it walk on hard concrete?
It seems like the guy with the border collie let the dog go so she could run at her other owner (the woman walking a bit in front of them). This is so dangerous if you have a reactive dog or if your dog doesn't listen to you whenever. If there wasn't a horse, there could have been a car, someone on a bike, someone with an agressive dog, etc. Very irresponsible behaviour. Glad neither your horse nor their dog got injured! They should have apologized at the very least...
I do that sometimes with my dogs. But, it's so important to check your surroundings first, and not just let go. And even if they're well trained, I'd never do it in an area with that much traffic.
Where was this filmed