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Horses assess our worthiness as an owner during feed time and lunging. Fail with respect and you are in trouble

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[TheHighlander311]

Habe selten einen so schlechtes Video / schlechten Horseman gesehen. Man arbeitet ein Pferd nicht in einem Rechteck bei soviel Veletzungsgefahr für das Pferd

[horseproblems]

@TheHighlander311 I don't understand you because I don't speak the language but Greetings and Thanks. I think you are from Europe and if the post is negative, I can sell understand that for a have spent time in the EU the last two Years and found that true HORSEMANSHIP is very thin on the ground. Go have a look at my Mouthing vids. That is the same Horse later. Let the Horse tell you what he thinks of me :)

[TheHighlander311]

@horseproblems

Thanks for your reply. First of all I would like to apologize for my English. I think a real Horseman should work in a Round Pen with his horse and not on a paddock as the risk of injury is extremely high. Please have in mind that a lot of layman watch your video and they think that they can work their horse on a paddock as well. From my point of view it's very dangerous to show your video.

Take care! Frank

[horseproblems]

@TheHighlander31

Hi again. I live in a Round Pen :) Daily. I grabbed the Camera impromptu as this Horse had just tried to kick me twice when I went to feed. I didn';t want to miss the educational opportunity. As I said, this day was the turning point for this Horse and we became very good Friends. Regards

[XxCalliMaexX]

If that horse is dangerous then i might as well put my horse down bc she is worse then that,

[horseproblems]

@XxCalliMaexX Never in thousands of problem and dangerous Horses including two buck jumpers this week

regards

[halavana1]

Thank you for posting this. People need to realize that horses respect their leader, not necessarily their owner. I have faced down horses with a lead rope in place of a whip during feed time often enough to recognize if we as their owners don't have their respect, we'd be better off letting the dream of owning a horse go unrealized. Horses understand "yes" or "no." They don't understand "please."

[echoebabe1]

Lets face is, whilst not with a whip most people will chase their horse back when being bossy round food and never seems to work, so chasing back with a whip whilst entering makes alot f sense!! Its shocking people because you have the balls to show what works!  Being sharp is what the head of the herd will do over food for respect, makes sense. cool :)

[LongLiveCowboys18]

@TheHighlander311 Normalerweise Pferde, die ich aus Deutschland gesehen haben über gearbeitet, Foul nutritioned und in schlechtem Zustand. Dieser Mann, der auf der anderen Seite, seine Pferde in sehr guter Form sind, schauen Muskeln groß und hat das richtige Konzept zur Steuerung eines Pferdes bei der Fütterung.

[ACH05040]

Bravo... thank you... I've just realized...this is exactly where my horse lost respect for me! This is where it began to go wrong..from day one. He was able to intimidate me, that is how the relationship continued. I loved him so much so I foolishly tried over and over to talk him into respect so I began to accomidate his behavior, instead of making him respect me. 3 months in a wheel chair and 2 years of hell!! I've learned alot from your videos. I have learned to gain respect!!.

[jmaritz328]

i think you techniques are brilliant and work well. 

[JinbaHGS]

LOVE this video, I've used a few of the techniques here on a few horses. I also recommend it whenever someone mentions respect issues with their horse. Great job!!

[levi501ish]

I definitely agree with your way of handling this horse, I tried it on my filly, who for the most part is very gentle, but at feeding time wants to be all in my space and such. I didn't have to spank her or anything, but just watching these video has given me knowledge on how to gain respect and she does respect me even more now that I show her who is boss at feeding time. Thanks mate, Joe.

[horsetraining101]

very well video

[horselover99100]

thank u for putting this vidio up i had a grain bucket once and i was going out into the pasture to feed the horses grain buckets and the mare totally lost controll and nocked me down and walked right over me and stepped on my ancle bown and broke it but i know even though they had no respect for me it still was my fault for even going out there the way i did know what could happen