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Oh it is for me! I guarantee my customers that all the foals will be able to stand tied, handle feet, lead independently, and trailer load independently when they are weaned and ready to change homes.😊 Good suggestion👍

Really?? How can you tell?😂😂😂

These are quarter horses that I'm raising.

Yep he sure is! He makes pretty babies.

Haha not totally sure...too much strain and then riding a client horse English, while it wanted to bounce around was kinda the last straw.

It takes a while for a pelvic to heal. It’s an important pivotal point of your body. I hope you get better real soon.

Thank you! It's been on and off lately with videoing stuff😅

Our winters aren't that bad here normally. I just always want one good snow😁

Nope we're in PA. I probably wouldn't do that in the snow with just any young horse, but I know Gideon and I knew how he'd act. He really doesn't go fast and its very smooth even with his bouncing around.😆 You can see I dont get knocked out of place really. Hes easy to stay on. And he's not out to get me off, he was just excited and been cooped up in a stall. The footing was good and fluffy, not slick at all.

@@heatherlehigh3992 You are a very good rider and you know your horse. I on the other hand haven’t ever ridden in the snow. I hope you and your horses stay warm! I enjoy your videos ❤️

Is Gideon a stallion?

Haha yes!🤣 the cats are never far away! They're my faithful buddies🩷

Thank you! His momma loved to stop and he gets it very naturally. Comes from good cutting and reining lines.

That's what her owner's hoping for!

Thank you! He keeps impressing me more and more! I use him in lessons and he's a trail pro. But boy, he's got a motor! Love my lil auction horse.

Its just for desensitizing. So that if anything ever gets over his face he doesn't panic. Teaches him to stay thinking in bad situations. 👍

One day, one day😉😉

Hey, yes! My horse's names are very important to me. When I went to buy Kadosh I was looking for a very specific type to be able to deal with kids and give lessons. God pointed Kadosh out to me at an auction barn (I never buy at auctions) and he has been absolutely perfect. But part of "Kadosh or holy" is one set apart for a sactified purpose. And that's what I intend for my boy. He's special and he has a special purpose.

@@heatherlehigh3992, That's wonderful! I love the scriptures in Isaiah 6 where the Seraphim are declaring God's holiness and where in the Mosaic Law where it says that "You will be holy for I am holy."

Some of both depending on the situation. If it's playfully running and throws a kick that's a little differnt than it turning and specifically aiming. Babies don't have any grid for what is respectful and what isn't so you have to start doing something to draw those lines. If I see a kick coming but I'm not holding onto the baby, I will use the cotton leadrope and swat him. Kinda shocks him because he doesn't know what that's all about yet. Other times if I'm holding on, I chase the hidquarters away from me. My babies adore being with me, but I have safety boundaries they need to understand so if they get sassy and disrespectful/overly playful I push them away from me and out of my space. You definitely don't need to wait till they're a couple years old to start setting boundaries.

Thank you! I have personally never met a stallion as gentle and easy going as my guy. He just turned 4 but I've been riding him and even doing complete tackless for almost 2 years now.😊

​@@heatherlehigh3992 Congratulations on your achievements with him!!! I hope he continues to doo well!!♥️♥️♥️♥️ Id love to see more videos of his progress!!!

@@singlewhitefemale1707 check my youtube I have a series on him as starting my first stallion😊

@@heatherlehigh3992 I'll definitely do it!!❤️❤️

She's foundation/ranch lines specifically Blackburn. So nothing fancy it's just something I thought would cross well with my stallion Gideon. Yes they always make sure there's stallion reports sent along and I'm getting him registered. Do you still do anything with horses?

@@heatherlehigh3992 Yes I am a former member of The German Baptists but now Im in California. I have a mini stallion and raise POAs and rescue auction horses.

Well, typically roundpenning is me standing in the middle of a round pen, asking the horse to connect, and give me two eyes. First thing I ask for is consistent direction, then consistent speed, then correct change of direction. (Turning towards me) Join up normally happens in the first session and if it's a hard case at least by the 3rd session. They really learn to watch and respond to my body language, to trust me and get a good idea what respectful behavior is. Also that rest and release happen with me when they are in a thinking state of mind.