You're giving her dam a bath in the rain? And is that really the stall you keep them in, all the time.. together?? That's a small fking stall for two horses, rather it be a dam and foal or even two foals. o.O
@ArablvrXoXo its good for her to be away from her mother. Do you own a horse? So you breed horses? or are you just one of those "oh i think i can say whatever i want" type of people? STOP IT. the owners of this foal did nothing wrong. If she hirt herself oh well, maybe next time she wont throw a fit.
@SkippysCopperTop I own a horse, yes. Where i keep my horse they used to breed Rocky Mountain horses, yes. A foal needs to be with his mother. When she decides to push him away she will. Foals should be out beside their mothers in the pasture. Not locked up.
My foal used to wander off so far away her dam would freak out and not be able to see her, the foal was fine used to go and chill in other paddocks could get through the fencing, she wandered off through our every attempt to keep her in with her mom, so finally we moved her, loaded her up into the trailr at 6months old and she didn't even look back. Relax people jeez
Foals may wander off in the field, but they always have visual and can easily get back to their dam. Shes not "nutty" either, shes terribly stressed at being torn away from her mother, which can clearly be heard calling out distressed. Im surprised noone got kicked in the face by her. Shame.
Not sure if people realize this or not.... But just for the heck of it I'll throw it out there. In the wild, Mares don't wean their foals off until they are TWO YEARS OLD. If the foal leaves before that, fine, but generally the foal stays with the mother for two years then leaves. So One mare can have two foals feeding from her at once. One as a yearling, and one as a newer born. Just sayin.
Safiyyah is so cute, how is she doing now? Since this video was 4 years ago, I'll bet she's a real stunner by now! What bedding is it that you're using here? :) <3
ah bless!!....take her out for a bath too if she feels she is missing out...she''ll be begging to stay in the stable next time :) very cute little girly there! :)
This is a good way to wind up with an injured foal or mare. seperating them at such a young age even for a minute can lead to disaster and obvious stress. My mare leapt over her stall door when I had her foal in the aise right in front of her, teaching her to lead. at this age you should have had your foal under halter and already having learned her manners. you will certainly have your hands full come weaning.
@SHELLMADDE hey listen, before you decide to have a go, and try to tell everyone that you 'know what you are doing', LEARN SOMETHING! how do you know that this foal cannot be led? perhaps she was just rather over excited that day! if the owner had kept foal and dam together, the dam could have been injured, so i reckon they made the right decision.
@ModellHorseGal Shes only about months, she can't see her mom, she may have never been alone and doesn't know wht to think of herself. Don't say it wont bother or effect her bc wht if u were little and all of a sudden ur mom was taken away? you would be throwin just the Fit.
okay people who think that this is cruel to the foal, should read up on equines. She is a 2 and a half year old foal. Most foals get separated from their mothers even earlier. We had three who were separated from their mothers at this time, and they reacted the same way. It's natural. For the first few weeks or even months they will call for their mothers. It's not cruel. It's the way breeding has to be. And she was gone for 5 minutes. It won't kill the foal. Please people, learn some breeding.
Very pretty foal. I use to breed arabians, sold all mine except for my 1998 mare who I kept for riding. If you search for her name on youtube it is SPH Phancyphire.
These people are stupid. There is nothing wrong with this baby, other than she has a head ache. Just proves that most people should not be allowed to breed.
@TheBadGrima You dont know shit do you? If the foal was never ever weaned, The mare would die because the foal strips weight off of the mare after 5 months.
Well, the mare wouldn't DIE, but your right, she would get skinny, and the mom would wean him off herself if people didn't. It's not cruel at all. I hate people that know nothing about horses that go around saying dumb things like this. If he wasn't separated from his mom sometimes, he would become even more attached and it would be even worse when he grew up and HAD to leave his mom.
@MrStandie What is so sad? The foal had a nice clean and dry stall ( it was pouring rain outside) The Foals Dam was just out having a bath and would return shortly.
What is so poor about her situation?
the foal looks in excellent health, obviously is loved by the camera girl and her family.
Arrrghh. Watching this video makes me soooooo angry!!
"She's such a nutty little foal".... urrrrrgh I think every other foal would react like this if it were seperated from its mother. Foals are extremely vulnerable and without its dam in the wild it WOULD die. You don't have a nutty foal, but a very frightened foal.
Doing this just causes upset and injury to the foal, after all she falls over and bangs her head.
Stop breeding if you don't know basic equine behaviour.
People here wean foals at 3 months. For all you throwing sh*tfits because the dam was taken away for a bath, atleast the dam came back. Mom being gone for a bath isn't going to 'scar her for life' get over yourselves. You know nothing, apparently.
Don't complain because they didn't check her head, do you know how dangerous it would have been to get in there with that angry filly?! How do you know they didn't check later? Even so, the filly wasn't bleeding&was able to continue her tantrum!
The foal isn't crazy, this is a normal reaction to being separated from her dam. Mom's bathtime is a perfect opportunity to teach baby how harmless water is, as long as you have a helper to hold her while you wash the mother. I would never leave a foal that young in the stall alone, even though it does appear to be a relatively safe stall. there's just no reason to take the chance.
What a cutie though! I like when she stops and listens, cocking her head to the side x)
I love playing videos like this for my little herd here, their reactions are always adorable, looking around for a horse&whinnying back. The smarter ones always figure it out though xD
People here wean foals at 3 months. For all you throwing sh*tfits because the dam was taken away for a nice relaxing bath, atleast the dam came back. And don't complain because they didn't check her head, do you know how dangerous it would have been to have gotten in there with the running-rampant, kicking-out, angry little filly?! How do you know they didn't check when they put the dam back in ? Even so, if the filly wasn't bleeding&was able to continue her tantrum, she's fine!
@AliasRaven No kidding, and I'm sure her mother was happy to get away from being kicked, and thrashed by her own kid. Twenty minutes is not gonna scar her for life.
your description is completely wrong!!!! my foal is 3 months old next week and he would be exactly the same if i took his mum away! I can not believe your stupidity in thinking that taking her mum away and and her acting like this is naughty or nutty! IT'S CALLED ACTING NATURALLY!!!!
@thehorseyfreak Foals don't have to have their mother with them every second of the day. They miss each other, but the mother was very likely put back afterwards.
she looks like my filly when she was first let into the pasture all she would do was kick and run and squeal. but that was 2 yrs ago n shes a real sweet heart. shes quarterhorse egyptian arab cross
@Morganlee6 Arabians aren't crazy. Most people are used to stock horses being bred to be so calm, that they have no personality. Must be boring to have a show-winning tool.
@whatztaters No ive delt with friesians, throughbreds, and andalusians. None are as flighty and dumb as arabs! ive seen so many people get hurt with arabians problems like getting kicked, colic, run through fences and founder. and their boney and hip bones and spine show on most :-/ sorry its just what ive always observed.
@Morganlee6 Whoa there! Arabs are flighty, but they are most definitely not dumb. They're one of the most intelligent breeds there is (and I'm not biased because I've had plenty of others). In my experience (10 years riding, 1 horse trained, 17 years around horses and my dad's had horses for about 25 years), Arabs are smart and the only horse I've had who equals the intelligence of a purebred Arabian we had is my current pony. And every horseperson knows how scheming ponies can be. :D
@animallover2233 Don't worry :) . I doesn't hurt a foal of that age to be away from its dam for that amount of time, bathing doesn't take that long :)
she has a really pretty blaze.i dont want to be rude or anything and no i am not a horse expert, i dont even have my own horse, but you shouldn't leave the filly alone for more than like half an hour at tops. i dont know how long her mom's bath was but im just saying. if this sounds rude, please ignore it.
im sorry but if she is this young so should be able to see the dam my mare and foal goes bonkers if the can see each other and the foal is now 4 months. js,
Awwww so cute. I read the description and its not a tantrum, she's just being a normal foal at that age, scared when separated from mum. But it does sound like you needed to tbf
@lordcuterbeckett100 Have you ever handled a young foal...while trying to give mom a bath? It's not fun. It's even less fun when they start to get bigger, before they are weaned, and they have a lot of energy. This way was safer for the foal and the people.
@MissMerMer1980 Um, yes I have.. About this age too. It's not THAT hard! You don't take away a foal from it's mother at 2 1/2 months! It causes trauma!!!!!
@lordcuterbeckett100 Well, if you also notice, the description says that she Sometimes the mare needs to be taken away when the foal starts to get too rough because the mare starts to get fed up with it. It may only have to be for 10-15 minutes. It's not going to cause that much trauma to the foal. It's not like she's gonna be gone for hours and the foal is going to miss a feeding. I have worked with enough foals to know.
@lordcuterbeckett100 But if you notice in the description, the foal was kicking the mother. I have been around enough foals and dams to have seen this happen. The dam starts to get upset because the foal is climbing on them or kicking/biting them, and they start to get upset. I have seen dams get so upset that they start retaliating. It can be safer for them both if moma gets a few minutes of foal free time a day. It's not like she's gonna be gone all day.
@MissMerMer1980 still.. You keep them a distance apart and make it so they can see each other. You bathe both of them too. It also helps build confidence and trust to the human.
LOL at the people talking about European barns... it clearly says it's in Panama. Which is in Central America. Cute foal! What kind of bedding do you guys use? It looks strange.
the foal hit the wall so hard I guess its okay though
NineInchNailsHIM 9 hours ago
I thought that was an Arab, beautiful girl !
jsf1926201 3 days ago
shes a cute black girl...if that her color that she teared out to be
TorturedAngel1 1 week ago
Beautiful Foal
cybele9876 1 week ago
this foal is NOT crazy. She is just wanting her mother. She is too young to be separated from her, but a few minutes won't hurt her.
aurora103ful 2 weeks ago
Who's the guy in the back ground from Jersey?
billwho62 2 weeks ago
You're giving her dam a bath in the rain? And is that really the stall you keep them in, all the time.. together?? That's a small fking stall for two horses, rather it be a dam and foal or even two foals. o.O
TheOniOokami 2 weeks ago
People are so stupid when horses are involved.
ArablvrXoXo 2 weeks ago
@ArablvrXoXo its good for her to be away from her mother. Do you own a horse? So you breed horses? or are you just one of those "oh i think i can say whatever i want" type of people? STOP IT. the owners of this foal did nothing wrong. If she hirt herself oh well, maybe next time she wont throw a fit.
SkippysCopperTop 2 weeks ago
@SkippysCopperTop I own a horse, yes. Where i keep my horse they used to breed Rocky Mountain horses, yes. A foal needs to be with his mother. When she decides to push him away she will. Foals should be out beside their mothers in the pasture. Not locked up.
ArablvrXoXo 2 weeks ago
@ArablvrXoXo Our foals will wonder away from their dams for HOURS ten minutes won't kill the foal
swiftnshift 1 week ago
My foal used to wander off so far away her dam would freak out and not be able to see her, the foal was fine used to go and chill in other paddocks could get through the fencing, she wandered off through our every attempt to keep her in with her mom, so finally we moved her, loaded her up into the trailr at 6months old and she didn't even look back. Relax people jeez
xXeMokiDXxMCRXx 3 weeks ago
Foals may wander off in the field, but they always have visual and can easily get back to their dam. Shes not "nutty" either, shes terribly stressed at being torn away from her mother, which can clearly be heard calling out distressed. Im surprised noone got kicked in the face by her. Shame.
equisonny 3 weeks ago
Not sure if people realize this or not.... But just for the heck of it I'll throw it out there. In the wild, Mares don't wean their foals off until they are TWO YEARS OLD. If the foal leaves before that, fine, but generally the foal stays with the mother for two years then leaves. So One mare can have two foals feeding from her at once. One as a yearling, and one as a newer born. Just sayin.
ADancetoAthena 3 weeks ago
OMG i hope she is ok now when she hit her head! XXXXP
MadiIsHorseCrazy10 3 weeks ago
Omfg. Adorable.
xXWhiteHorse94Xx 3 weeks ago
omy god what a darling !!! shes the most adorible foal ever :') such a firecracker that one . her voice is so cute too ! ^^
CALIENTECHICA354 3 weeks ago
She's so cute!!
luckyhorseshoe22 4 weeks ago
See the way she fell and whacked her little head, was she ok? I just love her adorableness and little voice. C:
WeePepsi 4 weeks ago
Full of piss n vinegar,wasnt she! She loved her little voice too! Lol,
ChimeraAZ 4 weeks ago
I love your safe, solid walled stalls
Jessebaydos 1 month ago
Safiyyah is so cute, how is she doing now? Since this video was 4 years ago, I'll bet she's a real stunner by now! What bedding is it that you're using here? :) <3
MiharuArakawa 1 month ago
oh, she is a little beauty
psychobunny32 1 month ago
ah bless!!....take her out for a bath too if she feels she is missing out...she''ll be begging to stay in the stable next time :) very cute little girly there! :)
mhayden90 1 month ago
SOOOOO cute. And so fuzzy.
WorldisArt 1 month ago
"I dun care if you're sorry, I want my fudging apple!"
RustyIsAsweetHorse 1 month ago
fussy baby!
llamalover02 1 month ago
bath in the rain?
TheHorselover42 1 month ago
lol mine throws a tantrum too.. :\ time for weaning
CrimsonInHumanBlood 1 month ago
This is a good way to wind up with an injured foal or mare. seperating them at such a young age even for a minute can lead to disaster and obvious stress. My mare leapt over her stall door when I had her foal in the aise right in front of her, teaching her to lead. at this age you should have had your foal under halter and already having learned her manners. you will certainly have your hands full come weaning.
SHELLMADDE 1 month ago
@SHELLMADDE She's fine. Relax :)
1237horse 1 month ago
@1237horse ... this is so lame, but I could almost have read "hold your horses". I'm gonna go cry in a corner now because this was so lame.
JaniceGhostHunter13 1 month ago
@JaniceGhostHunter13 And what made you think that you had to post this? Last time I checked, you aren't really involved in this converstation. :)
1237horse 1 month ago
@1237horse No, but I posted anyways. Ah well.
JaniceGhostHunter13 1 month ago
@JaniceGhostHunter13 Kay :)
1237horse 1 month ago
@1237horse Jesus dude, you're having a conversation about a fucking horse. Calm down!
noel7823 1 month ago
@noel7823 Why do I have to calm down? I'm not in like, all caps, swearing. I was just simply defending myself. Bye :).
1237horse 1 month ago
@SHELLMADDE hey listen, before you decide to have a go, and try to tell everyone that you 'know what you are doing', LEARN SOMETHING! how do you know that this foal cannot be led? perhaps she was just rather over excited that day! if the owner had kept foal and dam together, the dam could have been injured, so i reckon they made the right decision.
loldotcomrox 3 weeks ago 2
this is sooo cute!
WillowandStorm 1 month ago
they start off the size of a dog...4 years later approx, the become half the size of a giraffe...how?
StrayFaith 1 month ago
was she ok when she fell over.
you have a bond with her because when you said "is that your daddy" she like answered in a way.is she yours
ilovthumper 1 month ago
She's adorable! And I don't know why people don't like her name... I think it's pretty :3
Otterwhisker1 1 month ago
Sophiea is a stupid name
theskybird59 1 month ago
Awww...the little foal didn't get what she wanted!!!! LOL!!!!!!
ntre2mun2 1 month ago
daww shes so cute and maad!
Evillangel14 1 month ago
ADORABLE
gallopingdream123 1 month ago
is Safiyyah a retarded version of Sophia or something else?
CzarinaMay 1 month ago
horses are never crazy. Animals are sincere in emotions so definitely he is crying for his mother!
Thorobred4ever 1 month ago
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CHOCOMELKx 1 month ago
In the field, foals wonder of by there selves, for sometime hours
10mins isnt going to hurt her.
ModellHorseGal 1 month ago 22
@ModellHorseGal Shes only about months, she can't see her mom, she may have never been alone and doesn't know wht to think of herself. Don't say it wont bother or effect her bc wht if u were little and all of a sudden ur mom was taken away? you would be throwin just the Fit.
CoolestRock333 3 weeks ago
That face 8D
Valmanther 1 month ago
GORGEOUS, darling baby girl!
Volkslady 1 month ago
okay people who think that this is cruel to the foal, should read up on equines. She is a 2 and a half year old foal. Most foals get separated from their mothers even earlier. We had three who were separated from their mothers at this time, and they reacted the same way. It's natural. For the first few weeks or even months they will call for their mothers. It's not cruel. It's the way breeding has to be. And she was gone for 5 minutes. It won't kill the foal. Please people, learn some breeding.
irishmist816 1 month ago
i love the neigh in the begining <3
randomgirls220 1 month ago
what beautiful name i love the name you gave the filly how is she now?
sango1161 1 month ago
awww i can save you little one <3 lol to cuteeee
ZebrasAreAwesome011 1 month ago
Very pretty foal. I use to breed arabians, sold all mine except for my 1998 mare who I kept for riding. If you search for her name on youtube it is SPH Phancyphire.
spharabians 1 month ago
These people are stupid. There is nothing wrong with this baby, other than she has a head ache. Just proves that most people should not be allowed to breed.
cetrojans519 1 month ago
I find the level of priviledge and ignorance reflected in the dialogue much more disturbing.than a foal wanting her mommy.
sisqsis 1 month ago
Poor little guy, He wants his mommy.
TBGAL1 1 month ago
crule she never shoula been seperated from the mare its very stressfull thats mean
TheBadGrima 1 month ago
@TheBadGrima Yes, let's never EVER wean foals ever. Good plan.
She was just out for a bath and the foal is over 2 months old. He's fine.
s0erd 1 month ago
@TheBadGrima You dont know shit do you? If the foal was never ever weaned, The mare would die because the foal strips weight off of the mare after 5 months.
WeBeStraightUpG 1 month ago
@WeBeStraightUpG
Well, the mare wouldn't DIE, but your right, she would get skinny, and the mom would wean him off herself if people didn't. It's not cruel at all. I hate people that know nothing about horses that go around saying dumb things like this. If he wasn't separated from his mom sometimes, he would become even more attached and it would be even worse when he grew up and HAD to leave his mom.
Haflingerluv99 1 month ago
3:05
Is that you're daddy
filly :Yes
LovingElision 1 month ago
I think this is a very sad video. I think the foal is doing very well considering her poor situation:(
MrStandie 1 month ago
@MrStandie What is so sad? The foal had a nice clean and dry stall ( it was pouring rain outside) The Foals Dam was just out having a bath and would return shortly.
What is so poor about her situation?
the foal looks in excellent health, obviously is loved by the camera girl and her family.
sunkissedbeach 1 month ago
Arrrghh. Watching this video makes me soooooo angry!!
"She's such a nutty little foal".... urrrrrgh I think every other foal would react like this if it were seperated from its mother. Foals are extremely vulnerable and without its dam in the wild it WOULD die. You don't have a nutty foal, but a very frightened foal.
Doing this just causes upset and injury to the foal, after all she falls over and bangs her head.
Stop breeding if you don't know basic equine behaviour.
KingHetty 2 months ago
What kind of idiot does this to a poor foal? This just develos seperation anxiety. Shouldn't be breeding foals... moron.
KingHetty 2 months ago
I wanted to see the part when her Mommy came back <3
SkatesNSaddles 2 months ago
3:07
"Is that your daddy?"
"Yeah.." *Nods head*
ATandFFS 2 months ago
Horse: where my mommy I can't see over this big ass wall I'm gonna keep crying until I get out of this damn place
Mrskeke101 2 months ago
she gonna be trouble when she is older you can tell by the looks of her eyes XD but soo damn cute
mousey16 2 months ago
Soo cutee.But the looks of that stall disgust me
barrelracing771 2 months ago
She iis sooo Cuute and know what she wants^^
*kisses the filly om the nose*
relisathedruid 2 months ago
@crazehpony So yeah? Really? Did I say that was a bad thing? Maybe you get heated because your a little high strung?
FiestyCat86 2 months ago
@lovetylerwardmusic You are so stupid.
SecretlySexy 2 months ago
so adorable foal, how old is she now ? and could post a video of her now please? :)
maktoob110 2 months ago
Felt the need to repost my previous comment, as people still don't seem to get it.
AliasRaven 2 months ago
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People here wean foals at 3 months. For all you throwing sh*tfits because the dam was taken away for a bath, atleast the dam came back. Mom being gone for a bath isn't going to 'scar her for life' get over yourselves. You know nothing, apparently.
Don't complain because they didn't check her head, do you know how dangerous it would have been to get in there with that angry filly?! How do you know they didn't check later? Even so, the filly wasn't bleeding&was able to continue her tantrum!
AliasRaven 2 months ago
I am NOT calming down until I get my mum back!
BrownLill99 2 months ago
WHERE IS MY MOOOMMMMYYY?!?!?!?!!
liz15671567 2 months ago
Good luck to who ever has to break her...woo you got your work cut out for ya. She is major high strung.
FiestyCat86 2 months ago
*adourable
1997cowgirlsdontcry 2 months ago
But she is absolutly adourb
1997cowgirlsdontcry 2 months ago
Shes not even a yearling, and you seperated her from her dam? That will damage her for life!
1997cowgirlsdontcry 2 months ago
so stinking cute!
Trrrot 2 months ago
The foal isn't crazy, this is a normal reaction to being separated from her dam. Mom's bathtime is a perfect opportunity to teach baby how harmless water is, as long as you have a helper to hold her while you wash the mother. I would never leave a foal that young in the stall alone, even though it does appear to be a relatively safe stall. there's just no reason to take the chance.
lessyejoy 2 months ago
What a cutie though! I like when she stops and listens, cocking her head to the side x)
I love playing videos like this for my little herd here, their reactions are always adorable, looking around for a horse&whinnying back. The smarter ones always figure it out though xD
AliasRaven 2 months ago
People here wean foals at 3 months. For all you throwing sh*tfits because the dam was taken away for a nice relaxing bath, atleast the dam came back. And don't complain because they didn't check her head, do you know how dangerous it would have been to have gotten in there with the running-rampant, kicking-out, angry little filly?! How do you know they didn't check when they put the dam back in ? Even so, if the filly wasn't bleeding&was able to continue her tantrum, she's fine!
AliasRaven 2 months ago
@AliasRaven No kidding, and I'm sure her mother was happy to get away from being kicked, and thrashed by her own kid. Twenty minutes is not gonna scar her for life.
FiestyCat86 2 months ago
sooo cute how she foggs up the camera :)
TheBlueBros69 2 months ago
she's so flippin cute!
pittielove 3 months ago
@lovetylerwardmusic The mom was having a bath and the foal is two and a hlaf months old <.< Im sure she will be just fine for 10 minutes
SnowFire337 3 months ago 41
he is mad
timk333 3 months ago
That's kind of stupid you didn't check the foal's head for injury.that's just wrong is your mom even.A horse person.JUST WRONG
sartimber 3 months ago
@sartimber the foal was simply acting as a toddler would if you took their candy away
1333ilovebreyers 2 months ago
Why did you take the mom away.it cute.but what where they doing to the mom.and her dad is there?
sartimber 3 months ago
@sartimber horses dont stay with their sires
1333ilovebreyers 2 months ago
your description is completely wrong!!!! my foal is 3 months old next week and he would be exactly the same if i took his mum away! I can not believe your stupidity in thinking that taking her mum away and and her acting like this is naughty or nutty! IT'S CALLED ACTING NATURALLY!!!!
llannorruby 3 months ago
She's acting out because she misses her mom. Is her mom close? Why did you seperate them?
DragonsGait 3 months ago
"Mommy how could you!?!?" so cute ;)
Gypsyvannerluv 3 months ago
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Not a very suitable stable espesially if her mum isnt there !!
thehorseyfreak 3 months ago
Not a very suitable stable espesially if hor mum isnt there !!
thehorseyfreak 3 months ago
@thehorseyfreak Foals don't have to have their mother with them every second of the day. They miss each other, but the mother was very likely put back afterwards.
I'd say it's perfectly fine.
Exmoor123 3 months ago
where do u live? where is the pony?
28horselover 3 months ago
she's so wild becuse her mom is away
thehorselady100 3 months ago
lol she's cute!
KCC62BRx 3 months ago
Beautiful little filly!! She's cute especially how she throws the tantrum!!! lol :D
RamaDeOroGypsyRanch 3 months ago
14 people dont like horses
fnsawgun 3 months ago
@fnsawgun They'd have to. That was so cute.
Of course, they just might not know very much about them and could be under the impression that the horse isn't being treated properly too...
Exmoor123 3 months ago
1 the stable is to small 2 u sud take the foal with the mum.. the foal did hit it head but no1 went 2 see if she was okk!!!!!
lovehorses1988 3 months ago
he is asking where his mommy is!!
iluvmywb 3 months ago
Super cute lil girl!! is she yours?
Nigusi1985 3 months ago
she looks like my filly when she was first let into the pasture all she would do was kick and run and squeal. but that was 2 yrs ago n shes a real sweet heart. shes quarterhorse egyptian arab cross
amongotherthings17 3 months ago
Arabians are fabulous!!! Love em!! shes sooo cute!!
WolfOfMistyHallows 3 months ago 11
Why is the room all dirty?
101paramoreforever 3 months ago
@101paramoreforever Because you won't put your dirty clothes in the hamper.
cincyblows 3 months ago
its because shes an arab.. thats why shes crazy.
Morganlee6 4 months ago
@Morganlee6 Arabians aren't crazy. Most people are used to stock horses being bred to be so calm, that they have no personality. Must be boring to have a show-winning tool.
whatztaters 3 months ago
@whatztaters No ive delt with friesians, throughbreds, and andalusians. None are as flighty and dumb as arabs! ive seen so many people get hurt with arabians problems like getting kicked, colic, run through fences and founder. and their boney and hip bones and spine show on most :-/ sorry its just what ive always observed.
Morganlee6 3 months ago
@Morganlee6 Whoa there! Arabs are flighty, but they are most definitely not dumb. They're one of the most intelligent breeds there is (and I'm not biased because I've had plenty of others). In my experience (10 years riding, 1 horse trained, 17 years around horses and my dad's had horses for about 25 years), Arabs are smart and the only horse I've had who equals the intelligence of a purebred Arabian we had is my current pony. And every horseperson knows how scheming ponies can be. :D
Exmoor123 3 months ago
Wait til this kid gets weaned!!
animallover2233 4 months ago
@animallover2233 Don't worry :) . I doesn't hurt a foal of that age to be away from its dam for that amount of time, bathing doesn't take that long :)
ForevaHorses 4 months ago
that is so so so cute
apploosalover 4 months ago
wow what a pretty horse
4100beth 4 months ago
lol. "Don't say those things to me." xD
C00kieM0nster07 4 months ago
she has a really pretty blaze.i dont want to be rude or anything and no i am not a horse expert, i dont even have my own horse, but you shouldn't leave the filly alone for more than like half an hour at tops. i dont know how long her mom's bath was but im just saying. if this sounds rude, please ignore it.
1horseylover4 4 months ago
@1horseylover4 Don't worry...we will.
Fangs4DaMemories 4 months ago
Poor baby! Where's mama?
skippycroissant 4 months ago
im sorry but if she is this young so should be able to see the dam my mare and foal goes bonkers if the can see each other and the foal is now 4 months. js,
ionalovesfred 4 months ago
she want play
the arabic horse its for the disert
ALPEPE2000 4 months ago
arabian horse its the top in evry thing
ALPEPE2000 4 months ago
Adorable!
1989ProblemChild 5 months ago
Other horses: "SHUT UUUUP ALREADY!!!"
Tzamahairo 5 months ago
aww so cute
Catlin99x 5 months ago
it makes you laugh Airo Open Houses him so his mother band cretin!
labrunedu42310 5 months ago
let me translate...... I WANT MY MUMMY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :) hahahahahahahahahahahaha lol so cute
BryonyLovesPonies 5 months ago 2
Awwww so cute. I read the description and its not a tantrum, she's just being a normal foal at that age, scared when separated from mum. But it does sound like you needed to tbf
GeordieTerrier 5 months ago
when she smacked her head, i almost died! but, she is quite an adorable little baby. :)
chihiroxmiyazaki 5 months ago
@myboydusty shes outside getting a bath in this clip. thats why the foal is so upset
chihiroxmiyazaki 5 months ago
when she whinnies at 2:33 watch her expression after she's like woah! haha its funny
pinkmoo123 5 months ago
SUCH A CUTE FOAL!!!
friskylilfillly 5 months ago
I bet she's a handful now. LOL!
sejohnson2009 5 months ago
haha steamed up the camera :)
gezzurhh 5 months ago
I would be throwing a fit too if i was 2 1/2 months old and my mother got taken away...
lordcuterbeckett100 5 months ago
@lordcuterbeckett100 Have you ever handled a young foal...while trying to give mom a bath? It's not fun. It's even less fun when they start to get bigger, before they are weaned, and they have a lot of energy. This way was safer for the foal and the people.
MissMerMer1980 5 months ago
@MissMerMer1980 Um, yes I have.. About this age too. It's not THAT hard! You don't take away a foal from it's mother at 2 1/2 months! It causes trauma!!!!!
lordcuterbeckett100 5 months ago
@lordcuterbeckett100 Well, if you also notice, the description says that she Sometimes the mare needs to be taken away when the foal starts to get too rough because the mare starts to get fed up with it. It may only have to be for 10-15 minutes. It's not going to cause that much trauma to the foal. It's not like she's gonna be gone for hours and the foal is going to miss a feeding. I have worked with enough foals to know.
MissMerMer1980 4 months ago
@MissMerMer1980 Ok...it cut a part of sentence out. it should say ... the description says that she was kicking her dam.
MissMerMer1980 4 months ago
@MissMerMer1980 I have too.. It's better to wash them WITH each other...
lordcuterbeckett100 4 months ago
@lordcuterbeckett100 But if you notice in the description, the foal was kicking the mother. I have been around enough foals and dams to have seen this happen. The dam starts to get upset because the foal is climbing on them or kicking/biting them, and they start to get upset. I have seen dams get so upset that they start retaliating. It can be safer for them both if moma gets a few minutes of foal free time a day. It's not like she's gonna be gone all day.
MissMerMer1980 4 months ago
@MissMerMer1980 still.. You keep them a distance apart and make it so they can see each other. You bathe both of them too. It also helps build confidence and trust to the human.
lordcuterbeckett100 4 months ago
Awwww
muziicG33Ksh3llii3 6 months ago
cuuute !
Welter8 6 months ago
i hav got an arab my mum bought her wen she woz a baby and she is now about 7
TheMissanimalluvr 6 months ago
LOL at the people talking about European barns... it clearly says it's in Panama. Which is in Central America. Cute foal! What kind of bedding do you guys use? It looks strange.
equestrian208 6 months ago
AWWWW! girl: is that your daddy
Foal: Yes.
reininghorses57 6 months ago
I love how the horses winny and neigh back to the foal. SHe is soooo beautiful!
reininghorses57 6 months ago
''Don't say those things to me.'' hahaha
ix83 6 months ago
epic horse is -has tantrum-....mad horse is mad
skullfullian237 6 months ago
she wants her mommy.. is she ok from hitting her head?
BraveTallGoddess 6 months ago
what a pretty little lady
vampaubrey 6 months ago
juuu :))))))))))))))))))
gaja4lowe 6 months ago
awhhhhhhhhh absolutly adorableeeeeeeeeeeeeee
quadcick1543 6 months ago
The European (i think this is in europe) Seems like they wont insulate in the winter.. Concrete stalls?
JustBecause110 6 months ago
@JustBecause110 Should have read the description. It is in Central America.
Emura100 6 months ago
@Emura100 Yes, but aren't European-style hors ebarns normally made with concrete and maximum ventilation?
JustBecause110 6 months ago
@JustBecause110 I honestly don't know. I am in the USA and have never been to Europe.
Emura100 6 months ago
@Emura100 Oh, alright. But I did hear that it's healthier for horses.
JustBecause110 6 months ago
is you my mummy hoo hases my APPLE???? 1:38
magicmomentsx 6 months ago
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magicmomentsx 6 months ago
Um, well he IS trapped in a box without his mom at a very young age
Appaloosapinto 6 months ago