Beautiful!!!! Fabuloso is so gentle with his new son....so touching. Would love to see the foal now if you still have him. Im in love with Fabuloso!!! One day I will have my own PRE and I cant wait!!!! x
The horse has a sense of smell many times stronger than a human being. They KNOW who is related by the smell. This is a great video! Horses for the most part are gentle animals unless scared or angered. I saw the other video of the stallion killing the foal. That is very RARE actually! This video is a much better example of typical horse behavior. We must remember horses are not predators. Meat does not appeal to horse taste buds.
The foal’s like “hey - you’re sorta different from Mom!” XD I suppose the butt sniffing has the same connotations in horses as in dogs. Really cute video, I love how patient and gentle tempered Fabuloso is. He’s really a charmer. <3 Indeed fabulous! <3
guys who are talking about the stallion killing the foal vid. Thats nature for you. It was better it had a short death than dieing of starvation or being eaten alive. And it was not newborn, It was supposed to stand up right after its birth and it had been hours. Obviously something was wrong with it and it probably wouldn't have survived
I love your use of Jethro Tull's "Heavy Horses" in the background. Seems appropriate! This stallion is remarkably tolerant. Even his "knock it off!" nips are very restrained.
that was adorable when the foal started nipping the stallion and the stallion nipped him gently to tell him that's not good behavior,what a gentle stallion,most would go crazy having a foal jumping all over them.
thats so cute he already want 2 breed hes trying with his daddy hes like daddy i wanna b just like u hes like wait theres no milk here and is he a boy or girl the foal
This is a Very VERY good stallion. Amazing, he clearly knows this is his foal and he's tolerant, any other foal, you don't know if he will kill it or not. (seen it, it's shocking but is nature) Stallions are not separated in the wild, they know not to kill their own foals but occasionally do accept one that is not theirs.
Aw, such a patient stallion! The foal is really pushing it, even trying to nurse, lol. Takes a lot to not want to knock him over. I'm sure momma was a little relieved at having this bundle of energy off her side for a little bit,
isn't it a bit arrogant to assume that horses don't understand family? This stallion knows his mare, knows she was pregnant, knows this is her foal and sure as shootin' knows that is his son. Interacting with his father teaches him how to be a good stallion. Additionally, patricide is not common in the equine species.
i see a alot of people saying this vidoe is bad and innapropiet and stuff people are know scered of horses but the stallion is just standing there why the foal is playing with him
I wish I had read your post about 10 minutes before this. I watched it before I came here and it's awful. I asked the host to please put a warning on it so that those of us who can't take stuff like that won't watch it. :-(
me too. that kind of thing is absolutely disgusting. Guess what a little kid, about five or six is going to think unless they know horses: Oh my god, if I come close to a stallion, it will kill me. SO not true!!
well, you tell him from a HORSE LOVER that video was not really truthful. Yes sometimes a wild horse will kill a foal that is not his, but A VERY MAJOR portion of horses are very nice. They are only like that when they are raised like that; not naturally. :)
i know but he is like 51/2 and really stubborn plus the shetland pony bits and kicks. my horse loves other horses went up to this pony..... big bite on the nose... but hes fine :)
at first the pony was ok and sweet but after a while he got a little bad behaved then it got worse.. but some ddays he really sweet and cuddly then other days hes not :/ but my friend does most of the grooming and leading of the pony so he doesnt get hurt :L
iv watched that, its uncomon but some stallions kill other stallions foals to bring the mare back into heat quicker, they dont kill their own foals tho
"whoa, something smells different, where's the milk? Hum, whats going on here? I'm confused - I'll try again. Hum, no go! This big white horse is useless!""
because it is a colt foal, and whilst not having fully developed sexually, already has testosterone coursing through it and instinctively tries 2 dominate another male. It's also common in dogs-even neutered males, sometimes spayed females-they'll do it even to their own gender --It's like a dominance move that goes 2 far-like 'i'm so boss i could f**** u if i wanted,...in fact....i will!!! YAH!' it's just dominance going 2 far.
LMAO! Do a google search on "Equine Umbilical Hernia". Yea, it's "HIS" belly button... but it's HERNIATED. NOT something you want on a breeding animal. a "Hernia" is a separation of the abdominal muscles, and loops of intestine slip through,between the muscle wall & skin, & can strangulate. (That means, it can choke itself off & die, just in case you're not sure what big words mean.)
Google is your friend... you should check it out some time.
That's definitely looks like an umbilical hernia to me. The colt needs to go to the vet. It's pretty large...looks like it will need to be stitched closed. Some smaller ones will close alone, but that one is huge!
Yea, that's all cute & everything, but am I the only one that noticed the big hernia on the colt? Is this a common thing with this stud, or a one time thing? Hopefully the colt is gelded so he doesn't pass that on.
i am in love with this stallion! i immediately like any stallion that is good with foals. stallions are like human men. some are "family man" types and others just play the field lol. i know some that might squish a foal, and others that know better. i've met stallions that will break up fights between their mares and keep the alpha mares away from the foals, and i've met stallions that do the "squeal and strike" at any other horse they get close to.
I have to say that some people have some really weird questions and ideas about horses and their behavior. I myself have raised horses all my life being a breeder and seller of foals I have had many and can not remember one time that the foals don't rear up on their parents and other foals it's called playing maybe you all should get your heads out of the gutter and do some research on horses and foals behavior you will find it is perfectly normal for foals to rear and kick it's how they play!
I do know as i work on a stud with race horses and you keep the stallion with the mares to?And y the hands down on my comment i am only telling you the truth y over here on studs we never keep a stallion with the mare or foal becase of the risk.
Well I don't know how huch your studs get handled but mine are worked with every day and are nothing but complete gentleman. They have never tried to mount a filly or kill a stud colt if anything they make good baby sitters for when we wean the foals. I beleive if your studs are used to being around foals and is not aggressive then i would say it's perfectly fine to let him be with the mother and foal.The Stud in this video has prolly been handled alot same as mine. ~ j.
Thank you for the comments. I am so glad to hear that you are letting the stallions be dads as well. There are a lot of misunderstandings around stallions, and I wish more people could understand that the biggest secret of all about stallions are;
they are first and foremost horses. If you treat them as monsters they will get disturbed, (who wouldn´t!) but if you give them a chance to be a horse, they are just like other horses; horses with natural instincts and a gentle nature.
I am a horse trainer by profession and specialize in the horses nature and behavior. Think about this for a second; if stallions couldn´t be around their foals; how do the mustangs cope? The problem is not the way I keep my stallion together with his mare and baby, the problem is the way your stallions are being kept away from their foals. The stallion has a function as a parent beyond just producing the baby. In nature.
To be on the safe side it maybe ok to keep the stallion with the mare and foal but we dont take the risk becase what could happen i know you think its fine but there is a risk and this do's happen in the wild to.
True, there is a risk. There are also benefits. The stallion is this case has become the main influence for this foal; he is the "go-to-parent". His nature is a lot more gentle than the mares, and I am very happy that the foal is being influenced by him. In this case. All horses are different, no argument there. Thatś why I disagree with your first comment that this is a "bad thing" (that all pro horse trainers know). I think you just have limited experience in this matter.
Well your going to have big problem's with that foal as every good horse man or woman knows you keep foals away from there dads stallion's gives them bad habits like mounting things or if its a filly foal the stallion can try to mount her and can have a dead foal on your hands.
I have raised horses all my life and have had my foals with their fathers and never do I recall having any problems so maybe if you have a crazy stud that should be gelded that would be the only worries I would have about having them around foals and if they are that aggressive you shouldn't be breeding him to mares to pass on his bad attitude.Foals rear and kick all the time and it is their nature of how they play so you all who don't know do alittle research and learn about their behavior
Dont make me lol i help run a stud and believe me i can get a foal from the day it was born to come to me not run away becase i handle the well i can pick there feet of from the age of 1week and touch all over there heads so dont tell me i dont know anything about horses.
Sorry about the spelling but when someone who dont even know me tell's me i dont know anything about horses when i do as i look after and work with them i get pissed of and type to fast fo my own good.
Look how tolerant he is. What a beautiful video, thanks for sharing!
pinedanceranch 22 hours ago
Oh my god the foals mating
Hotdoggymoggy 1 month ago
Look the foals penis it wants to breed
Hotdoggymoggy 1 month ago
cute
thezoeolivia 1 month ago
2:32 Daddy, I wanna play horsie!!
GGnv 1 month ago
"Gee, daddy, your butt smells terrific! Hey, I'm thirsty for some milk! Is this where I get it? It tastes funny!"
johnsoncm65 1 month ago
Dad dad dad hey dad, dad dad hey DAAAAAAD
jmdnarri 2 months ago 8
Clerks 2... "Never go ass to mouth" Lol sorry this video just reminded me of that! Very pretty stallion though!
ChesaHakkunrai 2 months ago
why is that little horse always all up his dad's butt 8|
ryoryox 2 months ago
0:54 "Yummy milk!" 1:00 "Oh...Oops." XD
wiccalor 2 months ago
beautiful horses=)
CountryGirl9712 5 months ago
soooooooo cute !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
iloveCasperDelight 5 months ago
hes like "Come on dad lets go do stuff!" and the dads like "Go play with your mom. im busy standing here."
jukka2311 6 months ago 2
i just watched the vid to of the stallion killing the foul and i did need to see this to
98horseluver 6 months ago
@98horseluver I hate that video..saw it for the first time when I was like 10...made me bawl!!
caitywood386 5 months ago
Beautiful!!!! Fabuloso is so gentle with his new son....so touching. Would love to see the foal now if you still have him. Im in love with Fabuloso!!! One day I will have my own PRE and I cant wait!!!! x
lyndachabane 6 months ago
Cute. :)
Catfissy 7 months ago
LOL he must be a handful, tres precosious
bungodancer 7 months ago
Just too cute! XD
WolfCreekCity 7 months ago
What a beautiful stallion.
AngelKay7 8 months ago
"Daddyyyyyy! Pay attention to meeee!"
1:30 *he finally looks at him* "Fine, here. Why do I get the feeling that you're not my kid?"
"I wouldn't look too much into it, Daddy." 2:32 "HUGS!!!... Daddyyy you're ignoring me again!"
UberMan5000 8 months ago
i see a problem with the colt it is ruptured you can see it at 0:14
brian93ist 8 months ago
caspixel i just watched the same video and this is just what i needed
ahhorsecrazy 8 months ago
"Mom?" ... Goes to nurse. "WHOA! NOPE!"
honjlh 9 months ago
No milk there little guy!
DiamondNotch 10 months ago
Why is it trying to mount its father?
KelevraSix 10 months ago
wierd. r u sure that's the foal's father?
kohhuiyu 10 months ago
@caspixel same here i just watched what u watched
megacrazihorselover 11 months ago
is he an arabian stallion?
cause it looks like one to me..
HolyAngemon007 1 year ago
@HolyAngemon007
Nope, he is a PRE (Andalusian) stallion.
hestenemine 1 year ago 6
@hestenemine ohh, thanks!
btw beautiful horse!
HolyAngemon007 1 year ago
@hestenemine that explains why it looks exactly like my adalusian mare.....
horselover18424 8 months ago
@hestenemine horses are stupid you can see dad is pushing his son away
Angles786 2 months ago
its funny when the Foal kick the stallion's butt.
oscarfight 1 year ago
Lol The Foals Like! Woah! You Don't Have What Mom Has Underneath Her! Can You Make Milk Too?!?!
WesternChickas2015 1 year ago
I just love seeing the videos of your horses. They seem so happy!
classicalsinger27 1 year ago
i guess some things youre jst born to do, no teacher needed
pupca23 1 year ago
lmao. foal goes to mate stalion. stalion has the look "i did dat to ur mom"
UrMYM0nk1e 1 year ago
This is so beautiful! :'D
SarahsFan1 1 year ago
The horse has a sense of smell many times stronger than a human being. They KNOW who is related by the smell. This is a great video! Horses for the most part are gentle animals unless scared or angered. I saw the other video of the stallion killing the foal. That is very RARE actually! This video is a much better example of typical horse behavior. We must remember horses are not predators. Meat does not appeal to horse taste buds.
OneRandomBlonde 1 year ago
The foal’s like “hey - you’re sorta different from Mom!” XD I suppose the butt sniffing has the same connotations in horses as in dogs. Really cute video, I love how patient and gentle tempered Fabuloso is. He’s really a charmer. <3 Indeed fabulous! <3
falcolf 1 year ago
guys who are talking about the stallion killing the foal vid. Thats nature for you. It was better it had a short death than dieing of starvation or being eaten alive. And it was not newborn, It was supposed to stand up right after its birth and it had been hours. Obviously something was wrong with it and it probably wouldn't have survived
AliceRocks7980 1 year ago
LOL He was watching his mare: "See I'm not hurting him"
Just kidding I can't tell what he was looking at or thinking
WolfPirncess101 1 year ago
@horsegal481
yeah, i seen it, too! it was horrible!
Metallgarurumon 1 year ago
very beautiful foal!! *g*
Metallgarurumon 1 year ago
aww cute! he is chasing his dad's tail! reminds me of my cat chasing a male cat's tail that me and my friends cared for... it was last year lol ^.^
velcho1969 1 year ago
hilarios newborn foal trying to nurse in the u know where
dracowolf268 1 year ago
hilarios
dracowolf268 1 year ago
0:07 oh daddy u so tall 1:34 stop it! 1:36 oh u have such small legs
countrygirl999999 1 year ago
I love your use of Jethro Tull's "Heavy Horses" in the background. Seems appropriate! This stallion is remarkably tolerant. Even his "knock it off!" nips are very restrained.
FilmerOfBobcats 1 year ago
What's the name of the song in this video?
Lukey3006 1 year ago
@Lukey3006 It's "Heavy Horses" by Jethro Tull. He has some others about horses also.
FilmerOfBobcats 1 year ago
The stallion acts like a Gelding :D,he's so gentle with the foal.
IHateHorseSlaughter1 1 year ago
that was adorable when the foal started nipping the stallion and the stallion nipped him gently to tell him that's not good behavior,what a gentle stallion,most would go crazy having a foal jumping all over them.
SunshineHorse2247 1 year ago
thats so cute he already want 2 breed hes trying with his daddy hes like daddy i wanna b just like u hes like wait theres no milk here and is he a boy or girl the foal
jillysgem 1 year ago
so awesome i need 1 of those wat breed
jillysgem 1 year ago
That's a lovely stallion.
ilyPharLap 1 year ago
Hahaha at 0:55 and 2:08 he's like "why is there no milk?!?!?"
Nasaplt 1 year ago
his mane is beautiful
horsesaremylife31899 1 year ago
beautiful stallion and foal. haha. "dad, dad look at me. dad, daddy, DAD.." That stallion has a beautiful temperment.
xlaura96 1 year ago
Hehe, bloody kids! Dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad... LOL! Just beautiful! And what a lovely natured stallion!
Emily3875 1 year ago
How many acres is your paddock that they are in hestenmine?
elliediana4535 1 year ago
Both of those horses are beautiful! Especially the stallion!
CrystalSparks16 1 year ago
beautiful stallion^^
PR166lolly 1 year ago
what breed are they??
Lippanzaner?? (spelling?)
TwilightWolf222 1 year ago
That stallion is really great with his foal!
You can tell he wanted to kick but he didn't!
1234pony 1 year ago
How cute is the foals reaction at 0:41 & at 02:26
he looks nothing like his dad!
aabbii93here 1 year ago
grey horses and pretty much all the time born black
Daniibby6 1 year ago 3
This is a Very VERY good stallion. Amazing, he clearly knows this is his foal and he's tolerant, any other foal, you don't know if he will kill it or not. (seen it, it's shocking but is nature) Stallions are not separated in the wild, they know not to kill their own foals but occasionally do accept one that is not theirs.
horseisbeauty 2 years ago
Aw, such a patient stallion! The foal is really pushing it, even trying to nurse, lol. Takes a lot to not want to knock him over. I'm sure momma was a little relieved at having this bundle of energy off her side for a little bit,
TraditionsRule 2 years ago
isn't it a bit arrogant to assume that horses don't understand family? This stallion knows his mare, knows she was pregnant, knows this is her foal and sure as shootin' knows that is his son. Interacting with his father teaches him how to be a good stallion. Additionally, patricide is not common in the equine species.
myprophet1 2 years ago 48
@myprophet1 ya
jillysgem 1 year ago
i see a alot of people saying this vidoe is bad and innapropiet and stuff people are know scered of horses but the stallion is just standing there why the foal is playing with him
wildpegasuspony 2 years ago
i dont think i could cock my leg and go to sleep while a foal is tormenting me.....very patient stallion.
hawkstorm55 2 years ago
When you have a son, you can understand better this stallion.
abbasilvernight 2 years ago
me too sooo creepy right anyway this video is soooooo cute whatever you do do not watch stallion meets new born foal!!!!!!
breyergurl 2 years ago 2
@breyergurl
I wish I had read your post about 10 minutes before this. I watched it before I came here and it's awful. I asked the host to please put a warning on it so that those of us who can't take stuff like that won't watch it. :-(
gilliangirl1 2 years ago
i really needed this! saw one with a stallion killing a new boorn foal :(
heartlandluver12 2 years ago
me too. that kind of thing is absolutely disgusting. Guess what a little kid, about five or six is going to think unless they know horses: Oh my god, if I come close to a stallion, it will kill me. SO not true!!
vampirefirewolf 2 years ago
yeh my friends brother saw it and is now terrified of horses .... not a good thing when he has a shetland pony of his own...
heartlandluver12 2 years ago
well, you tell him from a HORSE LOVER that video was not really truthful. Yes sometimes a wild horse will kill a foal that is not his, but A VERY MAJOR portion of horses are very nice. They are only like that when they are raised like that; not naturally. :)
vampirefirewolf 2 years ago
i know but he is like 51/2 and really stubborn plus the shetland pony bits and kicks. my horse loves other horses went up to this pony..... big bite on the nose... but hes fine :)
heartlandluver12 2 years ago
then why did his parents get him the pony?
vampirefirewolf 2 years ago
at first the pony was ok and sweet but after a while he got a little bad behaved then it got worse.. but some ddays he really sweet and cuddly then other days hes not :/ but my friend does most of the grooming and leading of the pony so he doesnt get hurt :L
heartlandluver12 2 years ago
as long as safety comes first.
vampirefirewolf 2 years ago
yepp !! their getting him check out by a vet incase he's in pain tommoz! :D
heartlandluver12 2 years ago
the foals cunfused hes like wait ur not my mom its so cute
nemoloverable 2 years ago
whoa theres alot of videos my hand is tired cause i was righting 33 videos my hand is really tired
gstat51 2 years ago
Wow. That is an incredibly gentle stallion. I needed that after the video I just watched in which a stallion killed a newborn foal.
caspixel 2 years ago 148
so did i. how awful!
uglyduckling89 2 years ago
Haha was it that one with Looking Glass?? I just did too. This is refreshing!!!!
MemoriesofaDestiny 2 years ago 2
Yup. That was the one. So hard to watch. This stallion is the polar opposite. :)
caspixel 2 years ago
same
i thought i was gunna cry in the other one
Bahbahbah77 2 years ago
iv watched that, its uncomon but some stallions kill other stallions foals to bring the mare back into heat quicker, they dont kill their own foals tho
xluvdemondx 2 years ago
@caspixel omg i watched that toooo:(
breyergirl606 1 year ago
@caspixel omg i just watch that vid too...it was very misleading and shocking. This vid is a great clamer lol
SenyaSaysSo 1 year ago
@caspixel Holy crap I just watched that video too when I clicked on this. Lol
OtherSideOfZeRainbow 1 year ago
@caspixel omg so did i! lol i started crying and i thought the same was going 2 happen here.
escaramuzaml 1 year ago
@caspixel I just watched that too! That was terrible!
fuzzyfrog29 1 year ago
@caspixel I remember tht:(
keithurbangirl1 1 year ago
@caspixel Because the foal was injured :( but still haha soo sweet
kDOTsProductions 1 year ago
@caspixel thats what i watched before this to. it scared the living dead out of me!
crazyhorseluver65 1 year ago
@crazyhorseluver65 I watched that too!! Its so SAD!!
summerhorsespirit 1 year ago
@caspixel wait i think i came from the same video lol
LizardsUnleashed 1 year ago
@caspixel I just got done watching the same video.. :/
4everAndEverAmen 1 year ago
@4everAndEverAmen Ha me to!
BreakThrough209x 1 year ago
@caspixel y saw that two and passed out=(
willowhockey 1 year ago
@caspixel I just watched that one too. That was sad! :(
chebellamelodia 11 months ago
@caspixel Just watched that video too, i wasnt expecting that, i didnt think that was normal horse behavior either :(
lipgloss885 9 months ago
@caspixel same here :(
TheAngelgirl7 6 months ago
I love how the Stallion is so tollerant :)
JamminJemm 2 years ago 3
"whoa, something smells different, where's the milk? Hum, whats going on here? I'm confused - I'll try again. Hum, no go! This big white horse is useless!""
TheWildhorses10 2 years ago 6
i dont get what everones talking about "stranger" the foal didnt run away so.....
windstand 2 years ago
hahahha, stranger danger. i lovez it XD
sunburstdrop 2 years ago
really hilarious
wolfstar23 2 years ago
*looks* WTF???? Ur not my mommy! STRANGER DANGER!!!
horsegal6196 2 years ago 3
Now i can see where the foal gets ita playfulness ;)
animalluver102 2 years ago
I love how the little boy is trying to dominate him and the dad's just like, "haha, yeah...just get off of me now.. C:"
OuranTea 2 years ago
what a beautiful stallion
PKEmi 2 years ago
no milk under there!
JuicyChowder 2 years ago
0:56 where's the milk gone? waaait a minute.....yooouuurreee not mummmy, are you.
HDfinlay 2 years ago 3
gentleman...beautiful
wherewolfwoofie 2 years ago
fabuloso is the best behaved stallion i have ever encountered in my life! hes amaazing!
horseluvor4 2 years ago 3
adorable
damnthisshitiscool 2 years ago
sweet
milaa34 2 years ago
*looks* HEY! Your not my mommy!
horsegal6196 2 years ago
What breed gorgeous horses
puzzlepony 2 years ago 2
awhhh :)
the stallion was soo gentle with the colt.
sweet
X0oxEventingxo0X 2 years ago 2
Why does he do that at 2:35 ?
TheSweetFoal 2 years ago
playin with him
George0325100 2 years ago 2
it is playing with its dad
cashnim21 2 years ago
because it is a colt foal, and whilst not having fully developed sexually, already has testosterone coursing through it and instinctively tries 2 dominate another male. It's also common in dogs-even neutered males, sometimes spayed females-they'll do it even to their own gender --It's like a dominance move that goes 2 far-like 'i'm so boss i could f**** u if i wanted,...in fact....i will!!! YAH!' it's just dominance going 2 far.
GonzoTrix 2 years ago
we have 2 dogs a bitch and a male. The bitch is 4 and the male is 7 months and she sometimes climbs like that above him to be the dominant one.
Alishondra 2 years ago
THat stallion is beautiful
prince4snow 2 years ago
I love how he kept looking at the stallion's sheath, thinking he would get milk.
Then he would turn away and be like, That isn't right. lol.
fancypants421 2 years ago
aww the little guy nows what to do coo sweet and cutte
az09mcr 2 years ago
no the thing on its belly is normal. our filly had one for a few weeks after she was born but it gradually went away
cherrycola8795 2 years ago
No, that's NOT "normal", it's a defect. an abdominal muscle weakness, & it can be hereditary.
Even worse for a filly, because there's a chance of muscle separation if she were to ever be bred, which could kill her.
whenever011 2 years ago
the lump on her belly?!??!? wtf noooo its here belly button
cherrycola8795 2 years ago
LMAO! Do a google search on "Equine Umbilical Hernia". Yea, it's "HIS" belly button... but it's HERNIATED. NOT something you want on a breeding animal. a "Hernia" is a separation of the abdominal muscles, and loops of intestine slip through,between the muscle wall & skin, & can strangulate. (That means, it can choke itself off & die, just in case you're not sure what big words mean.)
Google is your friend... you should check it out some time.
whenever011 2 years ago
well EXCUSE ME for not being a vet! and it went away wtff
cherrycola8795 2 years ago
That's definitely looks like an umbilical hernia to me. The colt needs to go to the vet. It's pretty large...looks like it will need to be stitched closed. Some smaller ones will close alone, but that one is huge!
dmmcnair 2 years ago
Yea, that's all cute & everything, but am I the only one that noticed the big hernia on the colt? Is this a common thing with this stud, or a one time thing? Hopefully the colt is gelded so he doesn't pass that on.
whenever011 2 years ago
That is not a hernia. Its just part of the fat and muscle on its rib cage. A couple of horses at my stable has that kind of thing.
Flairox 2 years ago
OK, look again, right in front of the sheath, on all 3 videos, an obvious umbilical hernia. Ventral line on the foal, behind where any ribs are.
I assisted in several surgeries to repair hernias on several foals. It's not just fat & muscle.
whenever011 2 years ago
Oh sorry haha. I was talking about the stallion. Not the colt. Good eye hehe. I should have read your comment closer.
Flairox 2 years ago
aww it looked lik ehis dad gave him a kiss at the first! such a patient stallion
Hudson2012 2 years ago
omg love the vid. love the stally, love the foal, love the song
whats the name of the foal and song
highlightFoal 3 years ago
Lebrera is so cute! what breed is she?
bellasara567 3 years ago
at 1 point the stallions like okay i bite u to stop trying to suck my dick and now your jumping on my bac!? WTF haha
George0325100 3 years ago
Incredibly amazing. What a wonderful stallion and equally beautiful colt.
desilvano 3 years ago
lol the foal is trying to suckle and the stallion is like 'get off.'
CHOCLATE301 3 years ago
i am in love with this stallion! i immediately like any stallion that is good with foals. stallions are like human men. some are "family man" types and others just play the field lol. i know some that might squish a foal, and others that know better. i've met stallions that will break up fights between their mares and keep the alpha mares away from the foals, and i've met stallions that do the "squeal and strike" at any other horse they get close to.
iWoNtSaYiT 3 years ago
"here's the deal dad, I bite your bum, and then you have to come and chase me. Then I kick you, but you still play with me, deal?!"
lottiebottie007 3 years ago
hes like look son i luv u but go fuckin play with ur mom!
bejstuart 3 years ago 2
the stallion says LEEEAAAVEEE MEEEEE ALOOOONE
mustangirlie121 3 years ago
"Go to your mom kid." "I wanna play damnit!" lol
m16chick 3 years ago
lmao :)
Lakotababii 3 years ago
Don't get me wrong both are stunning, but you can see on the stallion's face he's like... where's the baby sitter lol
m16chick 3 years ago 2
Its funny, at 2:50 the stallion is like "Ugh... somebody get him off of me."
FoalNursury 3 years ago
what a well behaved stud..hes sooo patient and tolerent
salwoitisgurl 3 years ago 3
that is the cutest thing ever, its so sweet that hes acutallly being like a dad
iloveh900 3 years ago 3
lol at around 2:50 or so, the colt tries to copy what his father did to make him!
Power36113 3 years ago
lol cheeky little shit. Its great to see a foal with his sire. It makes a better horse from both I think.
justcrackin 3 years ago 2
What an absolutely beautiful moment captured. Thank you so much for sharing this with us all.
annathewe 3 years ago
I have to say that some people have some really weird questions and ideas about horses and their behavior. I myself have raised horses all my life being a breeder and seller of foals I have had many and can not remember one time that the foals don't rear up on their parents and other foals it's called playing maybe you all should get your heads out of the gutter and do some research on horses and foals behavior you will find it is perfectly normal for foals to rear and kick it's how they play!
DowellBand 3 years ago
I do know as i work on a stud with race horses and you keep the stallion with the mares to?And y the hands down on my comment i am only telling you the truth y over here on studs we never keep a stallion with the mare or foal becase of the risk.
UnicornDivine 3 years ago
Well I don't know how huch your studs get handled but mine are worked with every day and are nothing but complete gentleman. They have never tried to mount a filly or kill a stud colt if anything they make good baby sitters for when we wean the foals. I beleive if your studs are used to being around foals and is not aggressive then i would say it's perfectly fine to let him be with the mother and foal.The Stud in this video has prolly been handled alot same as mine. ~ j.
DowellBand 3 years ago 2
Hi Dowellband:)
Thank you for the comments. I am so glad to hear that you are letting the stallions be dads as well. There are a lot of misunderstandings around stallions, and I wish more people could understand that the biggest secret of all about stallions are;
they are first and foremost horses. If you treat them as monsters they will get disturbed, (who wouldn´t!) but if you give them a chance to be a horse, they are just like other horses; horses with natural instincts and a gentle nature.
hestenemine 3 years ago
Hello Unicorn
I am a horse trainer by profession and specialize in the horses nature and behavior. Think about this for a second; if stallions couldn´t be around their foals; how do the mustangs cope? The problem is not the way I keep my stallion together with his mare and baby, the problem is the way your stallions are being kept away from their foals. The stallion has a function as a parent beyond just producing the baby. In nature.
hestenemine 3 years ago
To be on the safe side it maybe ok to keep the stallion with the mare and foal but we dont take the risk becase what could happen i know you think its fine but there is a risk and this do's happen in the wild to.
UnicornDivine 3 years ago
True, there is a risk. There are also benefits. The stallion is this case has become the main influence for this foal; he is the "go-to-parent". His nature is a lot more gentle than the mares, and I am very happy that the foal is being influenced by him. In this case. All horses are different, no argument there. Thatś why I disagree with your first comment that this is a "bad thing" (that all pro horse trainers know). I think you just have limited experience in this matter.
hestenemine 3 years ago
Well your going to have big problem's with that foal as every good horse man or woman knows you keep foals away from there dads stallion's gives them bad habits like mounting things or if its a filly foal the stallion can try to mount her and can have a dead foal on your hands.
UnicornDivine 3 years ago
I have raised horses all my life and have had my foals with their fathers and never do I recall having any problems so maybe if you have a crazy stud that should be gelded that would be the only worries I would have about having them around foals and if they are that aggressive you shouldn't be breeding him to mares to pass on his bad attitude.Foals rear and kick all the time and it is their nature of how they play so you all who don't know do alittle research and learn about their behavior
DowellBand 3 years ago
Well you just revealed you know absolutely nothing about horses. Good job.
inders1375 3 years ago
Dont make me lol i help run a stud and believe me i can get a foal from the day it was born to come to me not run away becase i handle the well i can pick there feet of from the age of 1week and touch all over there heads so dont tell me i dont know anything about horses.
UnicornDivine 3 years ago
Well, you just revealed you know absolutely nothing about proper grammar, too. Good job.
inders1375 3 years ago
Sorry about the spelling but when someone who dont even know me tell's me i dont know anything about horses when i do as i look after and work with them i get pissed of and type to fast fo my own good.
UnicornDivine 3 years ago
how olds the baby here? IM surprised its already mounting things
ximmelv 3 years ago
what a nice stallion you have there! beautiful mind
stinahumana 3 years ago