Bedouin Story: Training and living with Arabian Horses

[dooli1981]

This was fascinating! Is it from a longer documentary? Do you know where I can get the full thing and what it is called?

[Firebird894]

I wish this man would come and do clinics in Australia its similar in ways to how some horseman here he would be very welcome and teach us his ways.

[theflylice]

Awesome, Arabian horses relationship with their handlers is legendary, people who are complaining on this thread have no clue.

[DebbieBusby23]

An interesting clip. The halter applies discomfort or pain to the pressure points on the head if the horse pulls away. Soon it learns the only place where there is no pain is next to the handler. It can do nothing to stop being pulled over because one of its front legs is tied up. Where in its natural life does a horse stick so close to another animal, following it wherever it goes, turning when it turns, stopping when she stops? And, where is it brought to the ground, unable to rise?

[Rachel225566]

I approved of all the methods used except for the lying down one. I have never used it. However I do see an amazing relationship between horse and man here. A "broken" horse, trained in the old cowboy way, does not follow his master, he does not rest his head on his masters shoulder, or "groom" or "play" with his clothing. This man does have a beautiful connection with his horses. And as all Arab owners know. You can't "dominate" an arab like you can a QH. Only mutual friendship works

[MisSakaisa]

beautiful horses maa shaa Allah (as God has willed)

Peace unto all

[CallMeMetalMouth]

Thumbs up for the most enchanting animal in the world.

[jhuntingfortruth]

The gray that was pulled down was actually done so in a HUMANE way compared to what people do to wild mustangs here in the states.

You're ALL IGNORANT whom complain of this method, and stupid.

It is a way of showing the horse, I am your "master" in that the human directs the horses movements but at the same time installing trust by reassuring the horse in situations that are stressful. The horse - if done probably - will trust the human to death.

[jhuntingfortruth]

To the IGNORANT americans or canadians, dumb-ass europeans, that complain about this you have NO IDEA. You probably don't own a horse at all. I own a desert bred arabian mare - a return favor granted my grandfather and which I inherited - she is both intelligent and extremely loyal very much like a dog. She was raised in this fashion... SO SHOVE A SOCK IN IT JACK ASSES

[michellesolstar]

making a horse lay down in this way is using brutal force, scaring him into submission - this is archaic! There is no magic in this! This is not an equal partnership based on mutual respect, confidence and trust. This is appalling.

[ahmrou82]

@michellesolstar this most human way can horse understand it, compared what other trainers do, this one the bedouin way and believe they treat horses better than anyone in the world. or do you prefer a horse that can kill his owner when he get scared.

[michellesolstar]

@ahmrou82 I agree there are many brutal and inhumane ways that people the world over are using to train horses, but a horse will NEVER attempt to kill his owner if he is treated equally with kindness and respect. Horses are prey animals, there autonomic nervouse system will respond in ways to fear through flee, or freeze,

very unlickly to fight. Developing relationship through confidence building and understanding their inherent language.

[ahmrou82]

@michellesolstar totally agree. this guy remembre me of the bond between arab and horsesand many story we hear about it

[pikkparis]

So amazing..

[myhorseroxursoxoff]

amayzing and beutiful i saw some natrual horsemanship like gaining their respect. its a beutiful thing

[EuphorUA]

Awesome, I wish the Arabs keep the great Islamic culture alive in their day to day life. I wish they keep the reputation of the great personalities like Umar and Abu Bakr and Ali(RAnhum)

[ihussain1987markaz]

How much horses be bought for?

[evita565]

thats beautiful!!!!

[13Gajdos]

amazingly inspirational

[nevanovna]

Great video,great horses.

[bahaamh]

This is simply amazing and stunning !!

Thats the real old school of training !!

[mangadeclavo]

jalal mel ami

[MrTheYoussef]

Thumbs up for khaled ibn al walid

[SabaeanYared]

@MrTheYoussef  lool, why khalid ibn al walid??

[MrTheYoussef]

@SabaeanYared lol I had just viewed the movie of khaled ibn walied (r) xD and the horses go well with him (r) and his army

[SabaeanYared]

@MrTheYoussef lool mashallah

[Amalia2418]

When I ever get my first horse, I hope our relationship is exactly like this!!!!

[Mscatbalu]

Very positive and powerful..Well done..

[EratoTiaTuatha]

I thought of something I want to ask you. Don't get me wrong, I see nothing bad in the way of teaching horses shown in the video. I strongly believe that making the animal lie down and making some noise is incomparably better than mistreating it for its whole life. And "mistreating" is what I call demanding obedience from an animal who doesn't trust you or understand you. However I would like to know if (and how) you can avoid doing it by bringing the horse up to trust you from its birth.

[EratoTiaTuatha]

Watching this video almost made me cry. It's amazing to see how a person can bond with an animal using their language. It's the same with all animals: horses, dogs, cats. People always want them to understand human language and do what they want them to do without understanding what the animal is telling them. And it turns out, if you use the animal's language all you have to do is ask and they'll do anything for you, even die.

[MsKinder07]

Psalm 8:6-8 You made him ruler over the works of your hands;you put everything under his feet: all flocks and herds,and the beast of the field..

[greypalomino]

beautiful!! i have an arabian who is previously abused. my arabian is great with our family, but not so much with our adult visitors. i would love to invite this man to meet my arabian.

[twilightnoodle1]

coool

[heartofsouth]

Totally amazing!

[jett888]

Beautiful- but does a horses really use camels milk for nutrition??

[SabaeanYared]

@jett888 of course, its been this way for millenia!!

[jett888]

@SabaeanYared i'm sure it's packed with nutrition- very interesting!!

But what about fiber/forage?? how do they get forage-roughage? Our

horses (all arabians) LOVE the palm frongs that fall from our trees

[SabaeanYared]

@jett888 well grass only grows sometimes in winter and little bit in spring too....the original diet was harsh, camels milk, dates, dried camel meat too....so only the strongest most tough horses can survive it

[mariejan2000]

@SabaeanYared Arabs would never give their goats, camels, sheep or cows any meat. It's against their religion and way of life.

[patreeceea]

Thank you for demonstrating that allowing your horse to demonstrate affection is not an invasion of space but a sign of mutual respect and should be treated as a hug from a child rather than an offense.

[teedley]

Yes I like.

[walk4trot2canter3]

Ya Sheik, Inshallah you have another video out soon!!!

[Gipsy4eva]

nice video!!! __really【ツ】

[UchihaMindi]

wow that is so amazing! that kind of training needs to be widely known in the USA, that is such a unique training

[PrincessDindella]

Arabian Horses are my favorite breed of horses, though I love all horses (and animals). It's not just their looks or their physically ability that makes them stand out, as this video should have pointed out, it's their loyalty. Arabian Horses are more loyal than some of the most loyal breeds of dog; they're the equine version of "Man's Best Friend."

[pikkparis]

looks very romantic. they are such beautiful horses

[magnoliacottage]

I read this somewhere..Allah picked up a handful of sand thru it into the wind and the arabian horse was created. Surly Allah picked up another handful of sand thru it into the wind and created Ali Al-Ameri and the third handful of sand was the Afghan Hound. Absolutely beautiful the 3 of them. Thanks Allah.

[AlZaydSE]

Ali you remain true to your culture and character. Thank you for this movie as record and history which is valued and remembered. Until we meet again.

[planes100]

i love your videos more videos please, cheers from australia. i would like to know what you feed them and how you groom them . we all have different methods. if you can please do a video for all of us. thank you . can you show us inside your stables.

[KATLABENTRE]

them horse love him very good understandin of each othere

[luisronaldofigo]

so these guy is the horse whisperer xD

[emmaleejune]

this is absolutely beautiful.... so many people don't realize that just like humans, horses respond best to love, not abuse

[ArzuArabians]

How do you get a horse to lay down like that?

[Weaponsmaster8595]

I adore Arabians. I used to own three little fillies but after working with them and several others on an Arab ranch I decided paints would be better for me. Either way, Arabs are still beautiful and I would love the opportunity to take one on as my trail horse. It's true that Arabs trust more, but I must also add that they hold grudges too. They are intelligent beyond belief ;)

[missdv69]

I love this video, it is a lot like american indian training, my arab mare is 3 and I have been training her to follow me on line and have almost graduated to no lead, she follows me without any tension on the line as his does but mine has a regular halter, It's trust not the halter! Conditioning is fine but if your horse learns to trust you, there is no limit what you can do.

[theotheoneandonly]

wow this is cool id love to do that

[TheOriginalemoticon]

Notice how he said " how the native americans did" The old way. They have done DNA testing on american wild mustangs and some of them are of Arabian descent.

[Almutairi999]

native americans are decended from arabs (people not horse )??

hahahahahhahahahahaha biggest joke i seen hahahhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[Steadno]

very cool

[ArabianImages]

I love arabians they are such flawless horses the way they move the way they trust they way they are their own horse people can never find a better looking horse and a better trusting hrose than the arabian.......

[buddahmaster]

unbelievable

[TheGoddessofJudecca]

But don't get me wrong, he's a good trainer with good insight into horses, and he works very well with them. And I'm sure he has a good bond with all of them. I'm just saying that the "bridle" he uses has a lot to do with the behaviour of the horses after having been trained with it.

Regardless, it was a great video to watch, and the Arabians are beyond stunning. =)

[othmanbmw]

calm down leave it to us and stick to mcdonald and bking =)

[TheGoddessofJudecca]

...Lolwut?

[TheGoddessofJudecca]

When the horses follow him so closely, it's not just 'cause they're besties. That "bridle" he puts on makes it painful for them to back up (due to pressure on the poll), and when he's leading the horses around with it, the horse HAS to follow and not back up or stop, otherwise he feels that pressure. So, naturally, the horses learn to never back up or stop. Try to do the exact same thing with a horse in a regular halter or bridle, and I guarantee you - or even he - wouldn't have the same result.

[missdv69]

@TheGoddessofJudecca

I have with a regular harness with my arabian and she follows me!

[TheGoddessofJudecca]

I'm not saying horses won't. They certainly wil, and it's great that your mare does. I'm just saying that that halter they're using pretty much forces the horse to follow him, which is true.

[o0sunsi0o]

If I were a horse the best I could hope for would be, Ali Al-Ameri, as my trainer he builds such trust and rapport with these animals it's amazing to watch. Where does the horse end and the trainer begin they are like one together.

[snubaby]

amazing

[pikkparis]

wow he is an amazing trainer! I would love how to "cure" horses

[ze000ez]

cool trainer and with full confident , hes a great trainer

[OREGONBEKKI]

Horse Whispers are amazing and come from all places but the Bedouins are quite likely the first and best. I have watched this a couple of times because it is so inspirational and interesting.

[rosmeartoo]

The Arabian, like its ancestor the Caspian is so very special, Beauty and intelligence apart, their loyalty is precious.

To help us take our stallion to this level can anybody tell us where, in Qatar, it is possible to buy traditional Bedouin dessert bridles?

[ralice312]

i would like to learn about horse language. i want to know what body language to use for my arabian horse to come to me. i think im learning from her, but i still want to understand more.

[TheBestDamnThing94]

beautiful

R.I.P sheikh zayed, i live in abu dhabi and i ride at the stables where is horses used to be, its magical :)

[TheHumanGirl]

i lovvveeeeeeeee it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 5 stars!

[init4mojo]

This is mesmerizing to watch. So full of soul... I wish I could crawl inside and become a part of it.

[horseisbeauty]

It's wonderful to see something of the orgins of the desert dancer I own today. I learned alot from this and was so entertained by this informational video. Thanks for posting, I very much enjoyed this.

[gaviilangaviilan]

what a great trainer and beautifull horses :) thnx

[5ingli5h]

amazing video..and what an amazing natural skill to have

[somimaxx]

i think he is the best trainer i have ever seen

[aknames]

Now this is a trainer. Original arab trainer from the wild also the horses. Thanks.

[zzzzzzzzza0909090909]

oh god this is great !

I feel great when I just looking at him !

[JussAnotherUTuber]

Thank you very much for posting this! Great video!

[joyzerelly]

I wish I'd had him around to help with my wild mare....

[Mildsonia]

Beautifull, good teacher hourses,

l loved video.

[ruracinme50]

Beautiful! My best friend is my Arab mare out of the Padron line. I always "ask," I never tell;-D

[VFequestrian25]

I love Arabs. I have a chestnut gelding. Both his dad and mom were shipped from Egypt. This is a good video but im not too sure about standing on the horse..

[5alidal]

me neither... but i guess he knows better than both of us :P

[VFequestrian25]

your probably right;)

[Falken0112]

YOU who talk to much about horses...You can`t teach an arab about horses never ever...because horses is a big part of the ARABIAN history ,we have many tales with arab and horses....

[windsofcolor]

I'm not so sure all horses need this! I've only had one horse that required this type

of training.

[micala12]

I love Arabian horses, I have a dapple grey mare of my own, both of her parents were pure polish, but I couldnt seem to find a pic of her sire, Shakira, but I have a pic of her dam Dune Jetta, amazing dam, pure white. I will post a link to this video of my horse later on

[Zenya3]

beautiful video..thank you for sharing with the world the magic of the breed and the heart of the desert .

[UAEaeroX]

That touch my heart! Mashallah very very very nice!!!

[jtslady87]

I remember seeing this on Animal Planet years ago. The name of the show was Horse Tails, I think. Haven't been able to find it since. Thanks SO MUCH for this!

[nielsonr1]

Look at the Bedouin story Training and living with Arabian Horses opening an Arabian's TRUST box is easy if you have the right key

[CrazyProphetes]

I work in Az with horses and I have a stuborn Arabian Saddlebred he is too smart he does not want a halter or to trust he is two years old they are Muscat mares for their momma and Mountain Highland Memories bloodlined Saddlebreds for their daddys Chief is too smart..We have pure arabians a son of Solstice ,Summer Solstyce and his two sons we only want the best of trainers to buy the horses no brutal horseman so contact me Crazy Prophetes..Yes I am a bold believer in Christ Ps 36:6

[nielsonr1]

Check out Training and living with Arabian Horses

the Bedouin Story It may give you the clues to unlocking your horse trust box. email me andI will send you the keys to the trust box ( it is similar to the vidio about two brains, bu horses have a nothing box which if you do not know the combination you will never get in (trust is something you have to learn not the horse

[Changes4TheBetter]

awesome

i just love arabian horses, they are indeed the best breed there is

thank you 4 this

"trio"

[selam0qtr]

اخووي ممكن توضح لنا هالطريقه هل هي العسف او شنو بالضبط

لانك كاتب كل شي بالانجليزي !

[500v]

حياك الله اخوي،

أول المقطع يتكلم عن الطريقة القديمة لتغذية الخيول بحليب الأبل والتمر ... وفي آخره تقرير عن علي العامري وطريقتة الخاصة في عسف الخيول

[Sirennah]

He's amazing! What beautiful Arabians! :D

[J3WB4G1991]

Fantastic video, loved it!

[OREGONBEKKI]

"The Arabian Horse Whisperer" These are the Arabians I grew to love and remember not these coiled springs of dangerous nervous energy! A joy to watch. Kudos!!!!

[holidayinnes]

Ali Al-Ameri is a great Knight MashAllah, he was in the movie; "The Young Black Stallion" and played the character, "Mansour".

[500v]

u r right :)

[texasmutti]

I wish all horse owners would treat their horses with the respect and love that you provide.You are an amazing human being and I wish you many many more years with your horses.

Beatrice

[DocBMT]

Ali, you are a physician in horsemanship. You got your doctorate in the desert.

Your horse Satin is a god.

How long were you with LionHeart before you laid him down and cracked the whip over his head?

Gaining respect as their leader, providing safety and teaching loyalty is what you have done.

If I had a teacher like you....

Great video!

[EveryonesQT]

I love these horses. So pretty...

[kreeper88]

him putting the horse down is similar to what I was taught we call it sacking out..Ali has a great technique for sure.I dont believ in the whole horse wisperer idea but like him I do believe in the ability of reading a horse an understanding them..Great vid glad another on here sent me the link..

[vinlee12]

exceptional!!!!!

[Golvklut]

Now THIS is the real arabian horses!

Beautiful!

[CommentingCritic]

This is such a great video! Arabians are so loyal!

[froufrou60]

proverb 12:10

a righteous man regarde the life of his beast

[Ploker9]

I LOVE HORSES !

[XArabianGirlForeverX]

I love this video,Arabs are the sweetest horses. It's amazing how attached they can get to you. They're so loyal to their owners! I'm leasing a horse I might buy, he got so attached to me soo quickly that I didn't need to use a lead rope with him, he'd just follow me!

[jimmieskaggs]

One of the best clips I'v ever seen. Yeah, in the heart of the arabian desert, there you will find an oasis of arabian horses... If you`r ever down in Texas, look me up.

Thanks alot for the clip.

[LiLJokerMusik]

im here in texas and i have an arabian i just got him on october, 2008 and he is sooo great (this is my brothers account)

[AngelOne11]

This is really an excellent clip. It's something for all arabs to be proud of. As a 7'leejee girl, it brings joy to my heart to see this clip. I was wondering if this was broadcasted on any American channels? I hope it did. Thanks for sharing it. Maga9art o ya36eek el 3afyah!

[arablovr]

Simply breathtaking. I get tears in my eyes just watching your videos. I own an Arabian and he owns my heart. If you ever come to the USA I would love to have you stay with us.

Your an amazing man with a kind heart and your horses know this.

Be Blessed...

[FLAMMAEQUUS]

horse whispering

[ClioMcCandless]

i just wish i cold buy another arabian and take it to work with that guy. he gets the horses and i love his respect for them.

it's true the loyalty they have to their owners. my first arabian, Toi, was wonderful to me. very safe and easy to ride we could go anywhere and he wouldn't scare. and once he mad me real mad at him but he understood it and it was like he was trying to say sorry, he wouldn't leave me alone until i was okay.

anyways, wonderful video and thankyou for posting

[HistoryCentral]

Thanks for this great video!

[ponytales2001]

Your training methods are wonderful. It's nice to see people appreciate and respect the Arabian breed as you do. My first Arabian was destined to the killers, but a kind lady took her in and sold her to me. She was extremely Loyal and I loved her til the day she took her last breath in my arms.Her name was Nyte Flyte,and she taught me much about the breed. I now have 3 Arabians that do endurance racing. I really love this intelligent breed

[alsowaidi]

عجيييب المقطع... الله لا يهينك عالرفع

[arabianhorseprincess]

thts amazin he is amazin

i wanna be like him nd no fair he gets to seend work with arabian horses

i ave neva seen a real one

[kremenstud]

how true!! Fantastic

[msityhorse2001]

I have no favorite horse breed because I see beauty and importance in each breed. But Arabians are special because my best friend is an Egyptian Arabian. I think that Arabians are generally the most versatile breed and once you have it, they are extremely safe and loyal. Unfortunately, most ppl (in US) don't know how to befriend them and all they see are crazy hot bloods. The QH craze and stock prejudice makes showing with Misty very difficult here in America. I use the same method w/ my horses.

[horselvr26]

that guy the horser trainer yeah hes amazing!

[narutofan328]

that man is amazing!!

[Equestriangirl83]

What does "salam" and "Shukran jazeelan" mean? It sounds so lovely :) Love your videos of the Arab. :)

[shida787]

Salam means peace and shukran means thank you.

[500v]

shukran shida :)

Equestriangirl83, it's arabic words

salam = peace

salam alaikom = peace be upon u

and both uesd for greeting :)

shukran = thanks

shukran jazeelan = thanks alot

[Equestriangirl83]

Thanks for the translation :)

[geva90]

@500v yalla 7alas englizi tfadal a7ki 3rabi :p

[500v]

@geva90 lol OK ya man :p

[scarletrohara]

I'm finally getting to see all the videos as I'm home with the snow and ice today. Thank you so much for sharing these gorgeous videos.

[HGFarm]

My sister is married to a Saudi & has lived in Arabia for about 35 years now. Was able to go visit two years ago-it was lovely. Got to meet their herd of camels, and they had a couple of horses they had rescued. This man understands horses & what is natural for them. Thanks for sharing! Will have to show my nephew this video- he is here in the U.S. for 2 years now going to college. Will go home in June back to the Kingdom.

[500v]

i miss my home HGFarm!

thanks alot my friend for ur lovely comment, hope ur nephew will like this clip too

say salam to him and shukran jazeelan :)

[Roosabosa]

u are American?

[triondan]

Trained, raised and bred many, the easiest to work with, they bond easily! Must be able to "read" them and understand their language. Some people just don't and ruin these wonderful loving animals.

[500v]

hi triondan

am preparing a clip u will like it for sure :)

so, be around plz

[ArabOnly]

Home sweet home...

[500v]

take me home..

desert road ..

:(

[khowgirl]

This is wonderful...and I love the way your horses respond to you...you are truly blessed with wisdom and understanding of the heart of the horse...

[500v]

hi khowgirl

this trainer is Ali Al ameri, not me.

am gonna join him for a while when i go back home next vacation :)

ty my friend

[nascartjt]

This was so ... beautiful. It's nice to see someone else train and love the arabain horse... Not everyone can understand the arabian horse's mind. I've always thought when I was reading a horse book about arabians what would happen if some tried to bring the desert horse back to the desert? looks like I don't need to wonder about that anymore!

[500v]

riding arabian horse in a deseret is a different sensation for both, the rider and the horse.

ty nascartjt :)

[jadewolf420]

Fascinating video and such beautiful horses! Very interesting training methods, too. Thank you for sharing it! Shukran!

[500v]

u r welcome jadewolf420

ty my friend :)

[Siobhan1234]

I am an arabian horse at heart, the wind of the desert is my playground inside my head , i feel the power of the horse legs in my nerves, that power run through my blood giving me energy to stay alive.......

[500v]

what a nice words Siobhan1234!

am so glad that u like it :)

ty my friend

[Siobhan1234]

if you can breathe the spirit of horses you will understand in deep who am i .... i understand how you work with your horses i do the same with some of my horses. is so important to give time to trust us. i was in Morocco in october and i ride the arab stallions from that area i wish i could visit your area too.

[500v]

sure Siobhan1234!

u r more than welcome. i really wish to host my friends in the desert of arabia, in real bedouin way :)

i miss my horses and the desert too!

btw, why u dont post more vids for ur horses?

i would love to see them all

[LittleShadow00]

What channel was this shown on?

[500v]

hi LittleShadow00

i think discovery channel "not pretty sure"

i got it from a friend long time ago.