DRAMATIC RELIEF ~ CONNEMARA with MULTIPLE PINCHED NERVES ~ CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENT! (Part 1)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Kaia is a 16 year old, Connemara Thoroughbred (breed) who was surrendered to Rising Starr Horse Rescue in Connecticut. She has been living with love and safety at Rising Starr for almost a year now.
The Connemara is best known today as a versatile sports pony. Ridden by both adults and children, it is considered competitive in most disciplines. Connemaras are especially desirable in eventing, dressage and show jumping but they also excel in harness, competitive trail, endurance riding and field hunting.
In North America, Purebred Connemara Ponies range in height from 13h to over 15h. Its body type, substance and ground covering paces lend it a more horse-like feel than most other pony breeds.
The most common colors are Grey and Buckskin (often mistakenly referred to as Dun), but Blacks, Bays, Browns, Chestnuts, Palominos and Roans also occur and are highly desirable.
The Connemara Pony is most cherished by owners for its legendary rideability, matchless character and peerless work ethic. These trademark qualities combined with the Connemaras size and natural athletic abilities make them an ideal fit for most Adult Amateurs.
In North America, Purebred Connemara Stallions are often crossed on Thoroughbred and Sport Horse Mares to produce a versatile, easy to manage, competitive mounts for the Adult Amatuer. The Connemara crossed on the Thoroughbred mare is one of the Traditional Irish Sport Horse Crosses. Such Crosses can be registered as Half Breds. These half bred sport horses compete across disciplines at the highest levels of sport. Other desirable crosses include the Connemara crossed onto Warmblood. ISH, ID and Arabian Mares as well as Sport Ponies of all types.
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RISING STARR HORSE RESCUE saves, rehabilitates, retrains and rehomes abandoned, neglected or abused horses and educate about at-risk horses and the importance of protecting them.
By giving America's horses a second chance at life we give the community the chance to experience the love, patience and compassion horses have for humans.
When Kelly Stackpole decided to open her barn to teach noncompetitive horse lessons in 2005, her goal was to bring her passion and love for these incredible animals to others and guide them toward finding a similar love and connection to horses. She did not expect, while looking for horses to fill her barn, to discover that young, sound and healthy horses as well as older horses were being disregarded and often sent off to slaughter. As soon as she became aware that any of the animals beloved to her were not treated in a humane way, she found another mission, and Rising Starr Horse Rescue was born.
Rising Starr relies on a group of talented and specialized veterinarians, chiropractors, staff, and volunteers who work together to approach each horse’s rehabilitation. This team of dedicated individuals ensures that every horse becomes healthy, happy, and confident before moving on to its new home.
Beyond restoring comfort and care to these horses, our purpose at Rising Starr is to inform others about the cruelty of horse slaughter while providing guidance on how to decrease the number of unwanted horses in the United States.
Every member of our program treats all of our horses with the love and respect they deserve - it's their passion. Our volunteers include many teens and children, as we hope that by raising children that are thoughtful and caring about the treatment of horses, we will have the biggest impact on the future of America's horses. Not only does RSHR have a Dedicated board but we are developing a Youth board to continue our work in the future.
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I am amazed what this guy can do for others - human or animal - just with his body and hands and years of training ! What a kind soul .
I am so very pleased that you can help these beautiful creatures. Thank you so much for this. People like you are hard to find.
May you garner all the World’s Blessings .
She had this look like, “That’s weird. It doesn’t hurt anymore when he pushes there.”
Hahaha, yes! Thanks Beth!
I cant believe how much the poor girl was twitching. Thank you for fixing that for her.
As a human with scoliosis I’ve had chiropractic since I was a teenager. Atlas out is a feeling of pressure and difficulties concentrating. First time it was adjusted tears just flowed from the immense sensation of relief. Since then I’ve needed Gonstead chiro with courage to adjust me. With one side tight and the other too loose. It’s so easy to pull a muscle and I’m in misery. I have a parrot with a tender right foot/leg. It often cracks when I pick her up. She will cry out at times if she reinjured it upon stepping on her right foot. No history of trauma that I saw anyway.
Hi Simone, I wish I could meet your parrot! Thank you for sharing this. Dr. Doug
Horses are such amazingly gorgeous creatures…. So smart as well!
Horses really are gorgeous animals. I love horses. Thanks DeMarie.
Kaia is absolutely beautiful ,and I'm sure she felt great after her Adjustment
Yeah, very beautiful horse, on the inside too.
I love watching someone who really knows what he's/she's doing at his job. I find this relaxing and calming. Thanks for sharing.
This is one of the nicest comment I received today! So grateful for your support belfast479!
I am new on this Channel. My God! What a good horse and you, sir, what a great heart you have.
That is a very beautiful horse and she is so sociable and nice
awww, I think so too, Mia!
Prayers for the work you are doing 🙏✝️🕊️ Amazing work you are doing!
What a beauty. Very trusting and gentle. Glad you can do this treatment for the animals. Blessings
My goodness, She stepped on your foot a tiny bit by accident. I hope you wear steel toe boots on your adventures. What a sweet horse. She was all about getting that adjustment. I think you made a new friend. 😁
Yes, once the horse sees you are on the same wavelength and trying to help, they usually connect and go with the process.
What a sweet, gentle horse 😊🥰🐴🐎
Yes thanks Treasure for watching this one!
Beautiful horse and such a sweet girl. It’s so cool the immediate change from twitching n irritation to being relaxed
This is so cool. She wanted her back done so bad and is now thoroughly relaxed!
By the time your done"
There completely in love
With you Doc💞🐎🥰
Its absolutely beautiful
To watch befor our eye's
How you ease there pain! 💫
🤗 Hi Deanna! Thank you so much. I try my best. It means a lot to me. I work as a volunteer, so money is not my incentive. I"m doing these treatments in the hope to make a difference. Doc
Thank you for all of the information in details. She’s a beautiful girl. ❤️
Horses are beautiful animals and first time I saw anyone adjust a horse it was very relaxing 😎 New to your channel and loving your care of hurting animals, I know how I feel after an adjustment ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much from Melbourne Australia
Amazing work on a beautiful being.
Awww thank you so much for all your nice comments Maureen.
She is beautiful.😍
It’s always so nice 👍to listen to you, the animals trust you and love you as well. I bet you’d be a great 👍teacher cause you always explain everything so nicely and easily, so we could understand. We love your videos, have a nice 👍week doc
Hi Emma, thank you for checking this one out! It means a lot to have you here! Doc
Great work doc. Beautiful energy. 💙
Thank you kindly, SJ!
wow so happy you got to help this mare! she looks so much calmer at the end c:
Yes, thank you CM, It was great to work with her!
That was so satisfying to watch ! Even more so i would think for Kaia ! What a great video !!
Hi Elaine, Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for spending your time with this video!
What a Beautiful Girl with a Beautiful Coat Love the Dapples. Thanks for caring for these Horses.
Animal planet and TLC should offer you a whole series
Wow that’s sooooo nice 👍🏽 you can really see the difference in them instantly after you work on them…
Hey Dr Doug you are a rockstar! Great video. Took lots of notes!
I felt relaxed just watching 💖😂 I'm so glad you've made such a difference for her 😊
I do this sometimes too...I just poke around and relieve pain! it always works and they never complain!!
Kaia really bought in after the next adjustment. She didn't move away .
Thank You For sharing this Video
That was AMAZING to witness
Amazing. The twitching was severe and then you cleared the pain!! Excellent!!!
Seriously, I wish you'd have been available for my horses back in the day. I had a chiropractor work on them, but I'm certain he did nothing like what you are doing. You are amazing and I'm literally just thinking about all the issues you could have helped my boys with! Amazing!!❤️
"Like a little Jenga block" 🥰
Thanks JJ!
Awwwm my cat twitches as well when petted around that area. I might try and find someone to help her now, ty for helping this horse
The horse is chilling out
That horse is like...oh my God this is so good
2:18 right atlas superior on Kaia...and maybe Kelly too? 9:36 twitching and then even more....never saw anything like that. You do great work...they both look great.
Hi Josette, thank you for watching this one. It was great to see the twitching go away. It really shows that an adjustment on a horse is effective!
Kaia is like, "I has no idea what dis man is doing, but me lovin' it!"🤣❤️
Dude! You're so good, I can see through the horse's body movement and reaction, I like can almost feel the joy of the animal. 73 and all about the homestead. I do better with animals than with humans L O L. You and your channel now have a new bee! Pleasure to watch
Wow amazing! So grateful for your support!
Horses can tell you so much by watching their ears & their licking.
Nice to know you're against animals cruelty
Awesome
Wow. Great job!!!
Hi X! Thank you! Cheers!
She loves it
Soooo many horses with poll issues .. poor things! I find this when offering Horse Reiki too.
Lots going on along the saddle support area under rider’s centre of gravity. Is she a jumper? I feel she would benefit from a whither relief pad if she is still in work.
What a lovely girl 💕
Even I breathed a release 😂.
Thanks!!!
I wish you were MY chiropractor, lol.
Thank you, I wish I was, too! 🙃
Wow amazing!!!
Hi Lola, Thank you! Cheers!
Kaia? More like Reneigh!!! 🐝
Is the horse infectious? 😂😂
No! ☺️
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Thank you Frostera! Glad you go to see this one!
Whoa! 😱🤯🤯🤯
I need somthing done with my back. I had my son in 2019 and I had bad back labor. Ever since my lower back has been hurting bad! Any pressure hurts and it kills my back leaning over so even change my son
I would love to know the significance of licking for horses.
She went from 😳 to 😏
Insert animal, insert cracker, together we have an animal cracker
The original DooLittle
Can you imagine the amount of trust an animal has to have not knowing what this is to let you do this
She gave herself to you after the first one completely.
One wrong move...HOOF TO THE NADS!
I could use some of your magic! My spine is all sorts of messed up.
He’s not moving anything in or out. That’s it how the spine works
9:00 after that crack I would have waited to walk behind.
Connemaras are grey or dune
It dosent look like a con mare pony to me.
Haha my names kaia...
Im amazed
Did ya’ll notice how ready she was for him to work on her right front leg?? At that point she probably realized that he’s there to make her feel better. Also she is such a gorgeous creature.
Well said Care n
I noticed that too! She gave him her left foot back when he let it go. She was excellent with him handling her feet and legs!
Kaia was so well-behaved for her appointment! The last part where your adjustments stopped the twitching was amazing Doc! You truly do wonderful things for these animals!
Hi Megan, Thank you so much! It was great to help her with the twitching. I can only imagine that was causing her so much stress and possibly pain, too.
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen do you teach this in vet schools?
Yeah, and the way her face changed!
That first adjustment made her jump. She liked it after and gave you the trust look. Beautiful.
awwww, thanks Danny. This was one of my favorites.
You could just see all the muscles in her face relax like 50% after that first adjustment. *Chef's kiss* lovely horsemanship. ❤️
@@katiestevenson6232 This channel is so addictive! It's so kind of Doug to share his adventures. 💖
Great job explaining! I had no idea but was glad I learned something new!
I love this horse. I’ve never heard of Connemara before watching your videos. Thank you for helping her. She loved that. 💕
We had a French Bulldog who was in immense pain because of her back. We tried everything and even thought the worst... one day we got her an adjustment and immediately after the chiropractor adjusted her pain spot she jumped up and started kissing and licking him like she was a puppy again (she was around 10 years at the time). We never saw anything like it!
So did you have to keep bringing the bulldog back because adjustments are temporary unless you change the habit bringing the issues
We had the same. The doctor suggested that the only option left is operation, but it might not be effective. He said you have nothing to lose try chiro. No problem in the last 10 years (he was 2 at the time)
Thank you for that beautiful story
@@juststuff9796 I once lifted 20kg without squating down, messed up my lower back real good. Only 2 appointments with the chiro and I have never had any issues. Its been over 10 years now. Of course now I always squat down when picking up something heavy lol
I liked how as he was going for her right foreleg she already starts to adjust her weight beforehand. Such a smart and well behaved lady ❤️
Wow, just wow! What a turnaround for Kaia! Here are the adjustments: Atlas 2:19, Occipital 3:43, C4 4:40, Scapula 6:26, Anterior humerus 7:25, Ilium 8:58, Thoracic (twitching) 9:55, 9:58, 10:26, and 10:48, Sacral base 11:56. The work on the thoracics was just impressive and so cool to see. Amazing how her muscles just calmed right down after those adjustments. Impressive Doc!
Hi Calvin! Yes, the thoracic twitching at 9:55 onward was very visual. Thank you so much for these amazing time stamps!!! I love all of your videos, by the way. Can't wait for the next installment. I am such a fan of Boston Terrier cute videos!
That was amazing to watch. My horse in the 60’s looked almost like this one. He was larger, but gentle. He used to twitch below the mane, had no idea at that time horses get out of wack like adults. Really enjoy seeing you handle these awesome friends of ours!!
What a pretty little thing! She got some good relief here. I bet she loses that "worried" expression now.
I hope so!
Beautiful pony and great video, really showing the immediate difference the adjustments make. Not just the twitching part but how suddenly she went calm after the first atlas adjustment.
Hi Vaga, Thank you! 😊 Glad you got to see this one. You can't always see changes this obvious. Kaia's changes were dramatic. I appreciate you so much! Thank you!
Pony’s are kid horses not this one lol
My mind is BLOWN. You are wonderful with these sweet babies!! So unfortunate that their discomfort often goes unheard.
Would love to see how they move before and after the treatments! 😊
Me too!
Because of having to see so many horses, when I'm done with one horse, the next horse is already on deck. One day I will do a long top to bottom video.
That would be neat to see. I imagine there would be a noticeable difference in their way of going, afterwards!
@@planetmartay This type of work is same to humans. Granted you know the works to it and know you often need to be doing it. For some to a point as some do recover from said issue. I don't remember who it was exactly, but A guy. who is Y youtube who does it for humans. One patient was a woman. Who had some damage to it. She lost her ability to walk correctly. She went though at least two sessions, by youtube videos. She had, seemed to recover so much. The TH-camr is Dr. Rahim Gonstead Chiropractor
I wonder if the horses learn to look forward to chiro adjustments? When they get a follow up visit?
Yes, many horses will remember the chiropractor and begin to look forward to it. Dogs too.
How can you not love this man's passion to give relief to the horses
I bet she feels so much better now. That was great,we could really see a result. When they lean into your hand is that because the pressure feels nice? Also I'm watching all these little commercials so I hope you get a little something for that. 🤗
Yes, I do get paid a little bit on each commercial. Not a lot but it helps.
She will definitely feel better now. Those twitches were crazy. 🐴♥️
Hi Dida, it was good to see Kaia respond so well.
I love how the horse at one point looks like "Wait... he's touching that spot again but there's no pain this time" then looks at the camera as if saying 'what the heck is going on here?"
Kaia felt so relieved! I feel so happy for her😊. This is the life doc 😘
Hi Bianca, thanks for saying hello. Yes, this was a good day. I saw you left a few comments, I will try to get to everyone of them today. Had a busy week, and I'm behind. Doc
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen I know the feeling..😁💋
Kaia was super well behaved here, but does it ever get scary working with horses because they’re so large and prone to spooking? I can’t imagine what it would be like to work on a really huge horse like a draft horse too... keep up the good work!
Depends entirely on the handler. They know who they can trust
They sure seem to like what you’re doing.
Hi Ruth, I hope so!
Really cool, Doc. The relief from Kaia’s mid-thoracic adjustments was legendary. Great job here!
Hi Jeff, I was hoping you would see this one. I know you like the thoracic area, and this one really was visual!
The creator must be so pleased with you :)
Hi GJ, thank you, I appreciate your kind words!
What a good horse. So beautiful! Thank you for helping her.
You are so kind, yes, it was great to work with Kaia, Thanks Juli!
I think she's loving it.
I hope so!!
I wish you could come take care of my daughter's horse we rescued from the kill pen. Bless his heart. He is a little white pony that was severely overweight and sick when we got him. He has a few spots on his back like that. I am gonna call around and see if I can get someone to come out
Hope he’s fine now
You are incredible with animals, just like a fairytale prince who decided he'd use his animal communication skills for curing their pain❤️ thank you for sharing these experiences with others🤗
I love TH-cam. Why I now find this fascinating? This looks awesome.
9:20 onwards blew my mind! Great video as always!
Hi 3/3, yes this one was very good to see the before and after!
Dr Willen, I absolutely love your videos! This is an odd question but, do you ever accept shadow students in the Connecticut area? I am a certified vet tech but what you’re doing for animals is amazing on a whole other level!
The horse is like…why are you weirdos wearing masks?
Doc, every time you’re finishing up, feeling to recheck, when ever you say “beautiful” that things feel good, I always say to you “you’re beautiful!” The adjectives “fantastic “ & fabulous also come to mind when I watch you work. I’m grateful to you on behalf of those animals.