Don't criticize what you can't understand.

My baby got pissed off with me. [I do not use the saddle on him. This was just to get him used to it, and he rears on command; he was just fed up this time.]

UPDATE- 13/11/11-
Guys, this was THREE years ago... whatever you say won't change anything. His my pony, I'll do whatever I want with him :) I don't make him rear anymore, but too all those saying I'm spooking him and abusing him, I'm NOT. I know my pony & I know how he acts and spooks. This isn't spooking him nor abusing him. His an amazing pony, I've been through everything with him, I love him beyond belief, I would NEVER do anything to harm him or spook him.... If you think this is ''cruel'' or ''abuse'' like some of you have said, then you clearly don't know what cruel & abuse is.. You want CRUELNESS & ABUSE? THEN GO YELL AT PEOPLE WHO HAVE ACTUALLY UPLOADED VIDEOS OF THEMSELVES PHYSICALLY ABUSING THERE HORSES BY HITTING THEM AND CHUCKING STUFF AT THEM, SLAUGHTER VIDEOS .etc. THATS abuse & cruelness. so please gtfo :)

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[locomotion4eva]

learn how to spell before teaching your horses shitty tricks

[jamiehorsesxoxo]

@locomotion4eva Oooh. I can spell fine. Came 1st in my English class last year, if I couldn't spell, I don't think I would have came first.. I don't think I've done one spelling mistake in any of my replies? Even if I had, it'd be a typo. Before you mouth off to me about spelling, how about you learn some grammar first? Cool, thanks.

[irkenequine]

i don't think this is 'cruel' or 'mean,' but I do think this shows you have crappy horsemanship and aren't ready to be left alone in a barn without adult guidance. Thats all.

[Catie4mcr]

people teach dogs tricks, why cant she teach her pony a trick? she didnt hit him and if he was spooke he would of tried to run away. she was just a kid aswell so i dont see this as bad horsemanship. she just taught the pony a trick.

[surgermusic101]

@jamiehorsesxoxo there's a difference of teaching your horse a trick and teaching a horse to rear.

[surgermusic101]

@Catie4mcr No it means, that just like any dog/ horse/ pony if something were to go wrong, you could be seriously hurt. and by the looks of this video they don't know what their doing.

[idancetofalloutboy2]

"Don't criticize what you can't understand?"

Because this video is so hard to comprehend.

How about; don't post videos of your shitty horsemanship all over YouTube.

[TheSillySmarties]

If you even try to ride that horse than that would be cruel.

[thurstable]

An accident waiting happen. Stupid thing to teach a horse.

[Catie4mcr]

@surgermusic101 Therefore the pony should better handle the training and since it is bigger and strong it should be much easier for the pony to control what it does instead of the master, right?

[ponymadkeira]

ermmm.....thats not rearing on commmand it took several attepts to get the pony into the air and tbh its just scaring the poor thing..that my friend is how you make a horse head shy... -_-

[jamiehorsesxoxo]

@surgermusic101 Yes. Ponies/horses are much bigger and stronger then dogs but still doesn't mean you shouldn't teach a horse a trick just because it's big and strong. Thousands of people teach their horses tricks.

[NikiandTurbo]

@NikiandTurbo *sorry didnt

[NikiandTurbo]

sotrry, idnt look at the date, and wasnt ment meanly :)