EXTREMELY COOL - Dancing horse - NO halter / lead rope!

Amazing Dancing and Playing with my horse Jay :-)
This video shows a lot of elements that I taught him such as turning in a circle, walking backwards, following etc.
And please note: I HAVE BEEN MADE AWARE THAT THE SONG IS NOT REALLY APPROPRIATE! Well, I am sorry for that, english is only my second language and I didn't notice the lyrics...So a bit embarrassing....
....Lots of fun.

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[prettygirl799865]

this song is so wrong

[Marenlene]

@prettygirl799865 Hi, well, I've heard that before, so the explanation is: English is not my first language and I absolutely wasn't aware of the lyrics...I thought it is a nice song about animals....kinda funny...lol

[zackysynystergurll]

the reason she has no leadrope or halter is because she has a handful full of treats. the only this that is going to become of you training your horse with treats as your influence, is a horse that will expect treats whenever it sees you. and know what will hapen if the horse doesnt get those treats? youll trun your back for a second, and that horse is gonna take a chunk of you. not the best thing to teach your horse.

[Marenlene]

@zackysynystergurll well, this is not true. I used the treats to teach him the trick. Now he associates coming to me with something positive. Every time he sees me from the distance he now runs towards me. This is something very smart to teach your horse because I don't want to be own this people chasing their horse all around the paddock to chase him. And furthermore, every movement the horse does in the video is controlled by my movements.

[Marenlene]

@zackysynystergurll My horse respects me, not the treats, they are just a way to communicate more efficiently. Everybody can see how strong our bond is - we go on walks without a lead rope or halter and WITHOUT A TREAT. I think your comment is unimpressive, obviously you have no idea how close you can be to a horse. It is not all about treats, it is about trust and communication.

[xtremerider3110]

Your horse is gorgeous how did you teach Jay to turn when you look at his rear end!!! :D

[Marenlene]

@xtremerider3110 If you go in my channel and look up this video, you will see an explanation in the teaching a horse to go sideways part:

--> How to teach Horse Trick Training! (Free Jumps, Sideways, Take)

[Marenlene]

@thecamillieo1 with a lot of time, love and carrots :-D

[Marenlene]

@gilliangirl1 haha...I keep hearing that...english is my second language and I wasn't aware of the lyrics...just liked the beat of the song...

[ctrentley]

IDK why all you guys are saying bad stuff because this is really cool!!!!! And who cares if the horse wants the treats?

[Wintella]

Love it! Looks like you have a nice bond with your horse!

[Marenlene]

@xtremerider3110 Naturally horses tend to move away from pressure, so a young, sensitive or unspoiled horse will probably move the body part away where you put pressure on: that can be your arm but also a look can be enough.

It is then up to the trainer to use the look consistently only when I want him to move his bum away.