As a trainer of 20+ years, trader and instructor, I have to say most of these "how to buy your first horse" videos make me cringe and want to scream. I am very pleased with the content in this video and I feel you covered the basics nicely. Well done.
Poot I do see that. I have seen so many cases of people who are new to horse keeping, end up buying the "perfect/bomp proof" horse that ends up needing a bunch of training and ends up being sold again.
Personally I don't think people 100% new to horses should even buy a horse. I'd recommend leasing for a long time until they are more ready for ownership.
Poot I agree. People just don't realize that keeping a horse is hard work and really expensive. They need to be ready to be broke so their horse can be "rich" 😂
Your mare is so patient and calm! My grandmas mare would have just walked off without a care in the world😝 This was a very good video as well, thank you for all your information!
I was cantering on my horse yesterday and I went over a jump and he lost his balance and fell and I flew off and he fell on me. Disclaimer: we are both alright
Trying a horse for the first time on sunday and im very excited and hope it all works out! Ive been riding for 9 years and have been going on lease horses for a while now and it pains me to see young people who just start buying horses. Thank you for this!
area3eventing how did that go? It's super exciting! I've been riding about a year now and I'm thinking about my first lease horse. I'll start leasing once I move to a jumping barn 😊
Omg thank you so much 😊 my dad has said he will get me a horse 🐴 so this is so helpful seeing as he has no experience. 🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠
Really good sensible info into the all important basics ...I'm very impressed with this...your delivery is also very refreshing...not ego fuelled and self absorbed. Very helpful and pleasant...the horseworld needs more people like you...I hope yr continuing ..
I hate it when people with barely any experience go out and buy like a young Arabian mare or something like that's not really ok. I've leased two horses in my life before and have been riding for 8 years (or more). I hopefully will be getting a horse soon! :) Thanks for the video!
Grace Clark Dear Grace, I rode owned showed horses for over 60 years, the difference is if you lease a horse, you put all the hard work into it school it feed it ut at the end of the lease you have to return it to the owner, you do not own it. When you buy a horse you own it, it belongs to you, when you school it , you school it for yourself, you feed it for yourself, you alone make the decisions about what you want to do with it, show it, jump it, event it. The animal belongs to you, and if it turns out good, you can sell the animal if you want too, you don't have to, hand it back after putting in a lot of hard work and get no reward for spending all the time you put into that particular horse. I hope the next horse you have you will own it. GREETINGS FROM NORTHERN IRELAND.
J R Huh? She’s just asking a question... don’t lash out, seems she’s watched other videos to know Happytails has a lot of animals. :) don’t be sarcastic it’s not very nice.
I just have to say to say that your horse looks to be the most contented animal I've ever seen outside maybe my own dog. I can watch this video over and over just watching her. .. Wilburrrrrrr...
Your channel is so amazing! it is so true that horses are large and majestic. The worst case sanario with a horse is if they are a little too determand. My relatives own a farm and have horses, their friend boards two horses at the farm. When my cousin and I were six, and my siblings were two and four we heard an awfle shreak come from the pasture. On of the two boarding horses got tangled in the fence. All of the adults told us five kids to stay inside. (two cousins, my siblings and me.) We sat at the window and watched the adults franticly cut the electric fence off of the horse. My little three year old cousin screamed, my sister sobbed, and my brother ran into the bathroom to hide. My cousin and I, being only six stared in utter horror. The horse got free and was fine after that but he still was scared for life. Mentally and pysicly. All of this had started for a bite of grass on the other side of the fence. Thank you for showing the importants of a proper encloser.
I love your horse! She's so laid back like one of my mares I own. I do barrel racing and pleasure. Also on a more random note I love Caspian and (I don't know the other dog) fighting in the background 😂
Also thank you for including that people need to see the horse ridden first! Most people don't mention that and I worry for the beginners buying horses as they don't know to ask. Or in some cases are scared or nervous to ask very many questions.
This video has helped me so much. We are moving to a 38 acre property and getting a horse. I've grew up around horses and always wanted one of my own. I took horse back riding lessons and finally I'm getting my own. Thanks
I have been riding and taking care of horses for a long time now, but still, I don't feel ready yet... Not because of money (and I am broke...), and not because of time (I don't have a lot of time either, but yea...), but because of experiences. I have a lot of experiences, but it feels like that I don't have enought... I am doing the first year of agricultre, Forestry and Fishing, and we have horses there too and I chosed to be with the horses. I have learned a lot, but I need more. I am reading about horses when I have time and when I feel for it and I know what breed I want (I want the Norwegian Lyngen Horse, Haflinger, Icelandic Horse, etc), but I want to wait a bit more too. For me, I think that's the best for me and the futured horse :) But I'm very glad that you made this video, so I can take this with me :)
My horses live both in stall and in pasture. My horses Ti, Hershey, Angel, and Pronto live in a huge pasture in the spring and summer where there is lots of grass. Also, In the spring and summer they don’t ear hay, they just eat grass, chaff in thier buckets and a little bit of grain. In the winter and fall, they are stalled in oversized stalls and eat hay and grain. (Chaff counts as forage so I guess they eat hay)
Thx very helpful. If you can could you please make a video about what you need to look at when you go look for a new horse and what you need to check on it before buying it
Im seeing these everywhere and have been thinking about it a lot, sadly my parents are definitely not getting me a horse. But it can’t be a coincidence I’m seeing these videos everywhere on my recommandation page😅
That was great, I'm in the market for my first horse so the vet and farrier tip just makes sense. I really want one of those grey horses that turn white that would be sick but maybe not logical. I liked the little goat they are awsome I love how they jump on your back.
I am going to buy one of the horses I already ride in lessons :) She was used for research before my instructor rescued her, so she gets grumpy sometimes :/ But she doesn't buck, is trained for the level I am comfortable going in eventing, and is super sweet :) I love your vids! Thanks so much for all the advice!
Currently on the look for my first horse, I’ve been looking for years and finally found one I’m interested in, I help out at a rescue with horses when I visit Florida and I also go to the ranch with my friend and learn everything I can about horses to gain that experience, will also be getting lessons even though I’m learning to ride Better with my friends horse. Great advice ❤️ The one question I’m always stuck on is ‘What are you looking for?’ I get anxiety talking to people I don’t really know hah, but I know I’m looking for a calm collected horse with the possibility of being able to do trails and jumping.
I have being riding for over one year now and I have worked at the stable before a few times manly mucking out the stables, helping with the morning routine, making theirs beds for the night, taking them up and a few other jobs important for their health and safety. I am hoping you get my first job up there so I can make up the money to buy my own horse while working there hopefully as my some of my family also know the owners would asking them be a good tip? Also love these videos really helpful
Hi I’m 11 and I started riding horse when I was 5 and loved it I started leasing a horse named Malibu when I was 6 but two years after that I couldn’t lease him anymore so I leased a pony named chippy, I was the only one who could ride him without chippy freaking out and about 4 months after came Christmas and my parents bought him for me and he was 26 at the time and we were the perfect pair he was a gelding and sometimes would bolt but personally it was easy to handle. I had chippy for two long and happy years then he passed away and it took about 4 months to find another horse named Zoe who was the sweetest and most calm girl and I didn’t want her but we still got her and as soon as he got her I renamed her Callie and now I’ve had her almost a year, I couldn’t be happier. And I want to say you did really good at explaining al this to someone who hasn’t owned a horse before 😊👍🏻
Such a helpful video I’m also getting or leasing a horse I’ve had a few years experience not just riding but caring and I’ve done tons and tons of research
I'm so lucky I bought my horse after 3 years of leasing him. no need to go from barn to barn trying horses! As someone who has been at no/half/full service barn, I recommend splurging for a full service barn if you are a beginner. Board is expensive, but the safety is most important to me! I have a Quarter horse, and he is great because I can school him up to my level myself, or have my trainer ride. He doesn't jump as high as other hunters, but I don't have a desire to jump higher. (: I'd love to see some clips of you riding.
That's awesome! I thought about putting clips in this video but lately the temperature has been about 110 which I think is just too hot to do anything. When I filmed this in the late evening it was still about 96 degrees. It was so hot! I will definitely film myself riding in the future :D
My dad owns 5 Chuckwagon thoroughbreds (he had 20 before he took a break) I've been living around horses most of my life until my mom moved our family to the city. My mom and dad decided to buy an acreage and my dads getting me a horse. I thought horses weren't scary and I could lead them to the barn and all that, but I went to my dads farm (where he keeps his horses. It just has a gate and some trucks) and I went up to them and I was terrified. I've forgotten how to deal with horses!! I don't know how I'm gonna deal with my own horse, but over time I'll get used to him/Her. It takes time. Great video by the way!
It depends on the horse itself. Breed doesn't really matter, like I know the sweetest, calmest, most school-master like OTTB that hardly spooks at anything. So breed is the least of your worries ❤️
I did one mistake potentially buying a horse... I got on without seeing the owner on and I got bucked off. The horse turned into a full on bronc and the sadle completely tipped with me still on it. We later realised the horse was drugged and the man tried to take advantage of the fact that it was our first time buying a horse. So make sure to always make the owner do it and don't put yourself in danger.😊
Rainbow is beautiful!!! Do you think you could try and add ball python care to your schedule? I am getting one soon and I want to make sure I didn't miss anything on there care. It would be really sad if I thought I had what I need but I end up missing something and the snake gets sick or I have to give it away. Love your videos!
Awesome video! Wish I knew those things before getting my first horse. Luckily it worked out! Can you do a video on what you feed Rainbow? I'm looking into getting my horse off grains and onto something he can actually eat.
Also horses can sense how your feeling. So act calm be the bigger person. I have been around 27 horses for almost a year now every week. I go horse back riding and your posture how your feeling is everything so don't be afraid heck I want to own a Shire cause they are my fav horse but unfortunately I have to start with a smaller horse like a quarter. You don't wanna go big and you also have to now you have a connection with that horse like if you were buying a horse you should come back to the dealer each week and spend each time with each horse for 5-10 minutes and which ever horse that you know you feel closer to and the horse as well then buy that horse. I can already tell that Rainbow and Megan have a good connection because Megan can trust Rainbow without holding her lead that she will not run or walk away. This is why you also have to have a connection with the horse you buy.
As a trainer of 20+ years, trader and instructor, I have to say most of these "how to buy your first horse" videos make me cringe and want to scream. I am very pleased with the content in this video and I feel you covered the basics nicely. Well done.
+Mary Cook thanks!
Mary Cook thank u for the help I ride and love horses and I am capable of looking after them I'm truly exited to get my first
and my aunty owns a field and my uncles a breeder farrier and trainer
I have been riding since I was 2 1/2 😍😍😍
Annabelle Chua-Tran it's not dangerous if know how to do it. I do it and I'm fine and alive.
wait what? People actually buy horses without seeing them in person first? That seems like a lot of money to be throwing away.
animalobsessed1 I know!
Actually it's not that uncommon to do that, especially overseas or with weanlings/yearlings.
Poot I do see that. I have seen so many cases of people who are new to horse keeping, end up buying the "perfect/bomp proof" horse that ends up needing a bunch of training and ends up being sold again.
Personally I don't think people 100% new to horses should even buy a horse. I'd recommend leasing for a long time until they are more ready for ownership.
Poot I agree. People just don't realize that keeping a horse is hard work and really expensive. They need to be ready to be broke so their horse can be "rich" 😂
Your mare is so patient and calm! My grandmas mare would have just walked off without a care in the world😝 This was a very good video as well, thank you for all your information!
I was cantering on my horse yesterday and I went over a jump and he lost his balance and fell and I flew off and he fell on me.
Disclaimer: we are both alright
OH NO!Thankfully your ok
Good thing ur alright and the horse of course
I hope you and your horse are alright! Be careful
I love horses! I plan on getting one when I'm much older. Thanks for the tips, Meghan!
You are right horses are not easy!! It is very clear that you love your horse.
I might get a horse 🐎! But I will keep it at a horse stable because there is not enough room at my house
Same I live in big island.
How can someone be so lucky to own a horse😭😭😭😭
Wow lucky I ride my cow 😂
same
tianti burrows wow I’m moving from Oahu there and am trying to purchase a horse but I can’t find any :(
I am getting my first horse later today! I'm so excited
Congratulations!!
At 0:23 your dog looked like a wolf.
More like a dingo
PITBULLS 4 LIFE I thought so to
Jesi ti iz Hrv
ya
I thought it was a dingo
That horse is absolutly gorgeous!!
Trying a horse for the first time on sunday and im very excited and hope it all works out! Ive been riding for 9 years and have been going on lease horses for a while now and it pains me to see young people who just start buying horses. Thank you for this!
area3eventing how did that go? It's super exciting! I've been riding about a year now and I'm thinking about my first lease horse. I'll start leasing once I move to a jumping barn 😊
Omg thank you so much 😊 my dad has said he will get me a horse 🐴 so this is so helpful seeing as he has no experience. 🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🏇🏽🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠🎠
Really good sensible info into the all important basics ...I'm very impressed with this...your delivery is also very refreshing...not ego fuelled and self absorbed. Very helpful and pleasant...the horseworld needs more people like you...I hope yr continuing ..
I hate it when people with barely any experience go out and buy like a young Arabian mare or something like that's not really ok. I've leased two horses in my life before and have been riding for 8 years (or more). I hopefully will be getting a horse soon! :) Thanks for the video!
Grace Clark Dear Grace, I rode owned showed horses for over 60 years, the difference is if you lease a horse, you put all the hard work into it school it feed it ut at the end of the lease you have to return it to the owner, you do not own it. When you buy a horse you own it, it belongs to you, when you school it , you school it for yourself, you feed it for yourself, you alone make the decisions about what you want to do with it, show it, jump it, event it. The animal belongs to you, and if it turns out good, you can sell the animal if you want too, you don't have to, hand it back after putting in a lot of hard work and get no reward for spending all the time you put into that particular horse. I hope the next horse you have you will own it. GREETINGS FROM NORTHERN IRELAND.
Grace Clark do you think I’m ready for a 7yro 16.3hh gelding? I’ve been riding for years and can ofc confidently w/t/c and jump 60+cm ?
Is rainbow a mustang? I see what looks like a mustang brand on her neck
+Tiro Wolfe yes she is 😄
Thats really awesome! I love to see more people taking in the wild horses :) Definitely a dream of mine to become skilled enough to keep a mustang.
Thank you :)
Is how much does rainbow cost per year?
Tiro Wolfe mustangs are freely roaming horses so there is no way 🦄
Do you live on a ranch? That seems to be the only logical explanation for the amount of animals you have.
Wow, OMGOSH, I didn't realize that 4 animals were considered a ranch, (I'm being sarcastic) that's not all of animals
No they are to teach people on how to care for and become friends with them as she said in the intro
J R Huh? She’s just asking a question... don’t lash out, seems she’s watched other videos to know Happytails has a lot of animals. :) don’t be sarcastic it’s not very nice.
Country Life she has a lot more then 4
@@thepetobsessedrainbow it was Sarcasm.
I just have to say to say that your horse looks to be the most contented animal I've ever seen outside maybe my own dog. I can watch this video over and over just watching her. .. Wilburrrrrrr...
i LOVE how you did one for a beginners!
Thank you!
np!
Your channel is so amazing! it is so true that horses are large and majestic. The worst case sanario with a horse is if they are a little too determand. My relatives own a farm and have horses, their friend boards two horses at the farm. When my cousin and I were six, and my siblings were two and four we heard an awfle shreak come from the pasture. On of the two boarding horses got tangled in the fence. All of the adults told us five kids to stay inside. (two cousins, my siblings and me.) We sat at the window and watched the adults franticly cut the electric fence off of the horse. My little three year old cousin screamed, my sister sobbed, and my brother ran into the bathroom to hide. My cousin and I, being only six stared in utter horror. The horse got free and was fine after that but he still was scared for life. Mentally and pysicly. All of this had started for a bite of grass on the other side of the fence. Thank you for showing the importants of a proper encloser.
I love your horse! She's so laid back like one of my mares I own. I do barrel racing and pleasure. Also on a more random note I love Caspian and (I don't know the other dog) fighting in the background 😂
Also thank you for including that people need to see the horse ridden first! Most people don't mention that and I worry for the beginners buying horses as they don't know to ask. Or in some cases are scared or nervous to ask very many questions.
I really love Barry the parrot, rainbow the horse and all of the goats!
That is one adorable pony.
awww, Rainbow got sleepy and is acting SO cute!!!! X3
This video has helped me so much. We are moving to a 38 acre property and getting a horse. I've grew up around horses and always wanted one of my own. I took horse back riding lessons and finally I'm getting my own. Thanks
Thank you for teaching me that
it will be handy
I have been riding and taking care of horses for a long time now, but still, I don't feel ready yet... Not because of money (and I am broke...), and not because of time (I don't have a lot of time either, but yea...), but because of experiences. I have a lot of experiences, but it feels like that I don't have enought... I am doing the first year of agricultre, Forestry and Fishing, and we have horses there too and I chosed to be with the horses. I have learned a lot, but I need more. I am reading about horses when I have time and when I feel for it and I know what breed I want (I want the Norwegian Lyngen Horse, Haflinger, Icelandic Horse, etc), but I want to wait a bit more too. For me, I think that's the best for me and the futured horse :) But I'm very glad that you made this video, so I can take this with me :)
I’m getting a horse! 💙 I’m so excited 😆
Thanks because I have been doing a lot of stuff for a horse and I starting to leash
Thank you! I'm buying a horse in the spring of this year! 💖
My horses live both in stall and in pasture. My horses Ti, Hershey, Angel, and Pronto live in a huge pasture in the spring and summer where there is lots of grass. Also, In the spring and summer they don’t ear hay, they just eat grass, chaff in thier buckets and a little bit of grain. In the winter and fall, they are stalled in oversized stalls and eat hay and grain. (Chaff counts as forage so I guess they eat hay)
Getting a horse soon !! I have the money but since it’s corona virus I have to wait until after
These videos are great for me because I'm just starting 4H this year !!!!!!!!!🐴🐴🐴🐴
Thx very helpful. If you can could you please make a video about what you need to look at when you go look for a new horse and what you need to check on it before buying it
Im seeing these everywhere and have been thinking about it a lot, sadly my parents are definitely not getting me a horse. But it can’t be a coincidence I’m seeing these videos everywhere on my recommandation page😅
Your horse is so beautiful!
Thank you!
That was great, I'm in the market for my first horse so the vet and farrier tip just makes sense. I really want one of those grey horses that turn white that would be sick but maybe not logical.
I liked the little goat they are awsome I love how they jump on your back.
I love your horse rainbow😻😻😻
This is SO helpful 🙋♀️🐎🐴
I get a horse when I'm 20 :D I'm now 10 and I love them!
I am going to buy one of the horses I already ride in lessons :) She was used for research before my instructor rescued her, so she gets grumpy sometimes :/ But she doesn't buck, is trained for the level I am comfortable going in eventing, and is super sweet :) I love your vids! Thanks so much for all the advice!
Currently on the look for my first horse, I’ve been looking for years and finally found one I’m interested in, I help out at a rescue with horses when I visit Florida and I also go to the ranch with my friend and learn everything I can about horses to gain that experience, will also be getting lessons even though I’m learning to ride Better with my friends horse. Great advice ❤️
The one question I’m always stuck on is ‘What are you looking for?’ I get anxiety talking to people I don’t really know hah, but I know I’m looking for a calm collected horse with the possibility of being able to do trails and jumping.
I have being riding for over one year now and I have worked at the stable before a few times manly mucking out the stables, helping with the morning routine, making theirs beds for the night, taking them up and a few other jobs important for their health and safety. I am hoping you get my first job up there so I can make up the money to buy my own horse while working there hopefully as my some of my family also know the owners would asking them be a good tip? Also love these videos really helpful
I love your horse it’s so pretty
Great advice to new horse owners
Your horse is so pretty 😍😍😍
Thank you!
Thank u sooooo much for doing this vid u have really helped me u deserve way more subs X
Thank you!
That horse is incredibly beautiful what’s her name she’s even wearing my favorite color Purple!!!
Nicholas Grubbs her name is rainbow
She mentions that her name is Rainbow around the beginning of the video.
Rainbow 🌈 is so beautiful 😍
THANK YOU SO MUCH NOW IM READY TO BUY MY FIRST HORSE IN 2 YEARS
Love the horses!!😻🐴🐴
Great video - I’ll stick to the motorcycle riding 😉
This video helped so much! Thank you!!❤️
Hi I’m 11 and I started riding horse when I was 5 and loved it I started leasing a horse named Malibu when I was 6 but two years after that I couldn’t lease him anymore so I leased a pony named chippy, I was the only one who could ride him without chippy freaking out and about 4 months after came Christmas and my parents bought him for me and he was 26 at the time and we were the perfect pair he was a gelding and sometimes would bolt but personally it was easy to handle. I had chippy for two long and happy years then he passed away and it took about 4 months to find another horse named Zoe who was the sweetest and most calm girl and I didn’t want her but we still got her and as soon as he got her I renamed her Callie and now I’ve had her almost a year, I couldn’t be happier. And I want to say you did really good at explaining al this to someone who hasn’t owned a horse before 😊👍🏻
Such a helpful video I’m also getting or leasing a horse I’ve had a few years experience not just riding but caring and I’ve done tons and tons of research
such a chill pon
Yep. Can't argue with any of that. All good common sense advice.
However, I kept worrying about the halter/headcollar on Rainbow.
YOUR HORSE IS SO BEAUTIFUL
I Love Your Horse! I love horses in all!
Dude I thought she was a kid at first
I LOVE your horse I want more horse videos with rainbow
I'm so lucky I bought my horse after 3 years of leasing him. no need to go from barn to barn trying horses! As someone who has been at no/half/full service barn, I recommend splurging for a full service barn if you are a beginner. Board is expensive, but the safety is most important to me! I have a Quarter horse, and he is great because I can school him up to my level myself, or have my trainer ride. He doesn't jump as high as other hunters, but I don't have a desire to jump higher. (: I'd love to see some clips of you riding.
That's awesome! I thought about putting clips in this video but lately the temperature has been about 110 which I think is just too hot to do anything. When I filmed this in the late evening it was still about 96 degrees. It was so hot! I will definitely film myself riding in the future :D
Can you please do a video about not just about owning the horse but trimming vets expenses and all the complicated stuff about owning one
I love horses and great video!
Thanks!
Hello, I am getting my own horse soon and I found this very helpful, I would also find it very helpful if you could post some more videos about horses
Glad it helped! I'll do more horse videos soon!
+Happy Tails thank you
I ride horses since like 1 year old and I always wanted a horse
I love rainbow pls keep putting her in vids
These are very good to know 👏🏽👏🏽
My dad owns 5 Chuckwagon thoroughbreds (he had 20 before he took a break) I've been living around horses most of my life until my mom moved our family to the city. My mom and dad decided to buy an acreage and my dads getting me a horse. I thought horses weren't scary and I could lead them to the barn and all that, but I went to my dads farm (where he keeps his horses. It just has a gate and some trucks) and I went up to them and I was terrified. I've forgotten how to deal with horses!! I don't know how I'm gonna deal with my own horse, but over time I'll get used to him/Her. It takes time. Great video by the way!
Need to see more horses
Love horses and your video about your horse
This video was awesome I found it very knowledgable and interesting I learned a lot and am hoping to get a horse fairly soon
I love your parrot and lizard and also your horse
All of this is true! I have a horse, she's 14.3 hands, she is a mix, we don't no what she's mixed with, but she is clam but fast!!! And I do jumps,
Thanks for all ur help 🙂
This was very helpful! In 6 or more months my mom, sister and I will be moving and I'll be getting 2 horses. So this was very helpful! :)
beautiful horse
Rainbow!!!!!! I love her!!!!! 😀😊
I'm lucky to grow up with horses, I go to an amazing farm and have lessons and their my favorite animal!!!!
I love the name rainbow ! and such a gorgeous horse !🐴🐴🐎😍🌈
Am getting my own horse I've always wanted one
Horses are my favorite animal
omg the cute dogs fighting in the back
so informative you should do a live Q and A I have lots of questions
i really hope that you will make more videos about horses
I know that this was filmed years ago but is an Connemara a good horse for beginners?
It depends on the horse itself. Breed doesn't really matter, like I know the sweetest, calmest, most school-master like OTTB that hardly spooks at anything. So breed is the least of your worries ❤️
Where did you buy Rainbow from
this was 3 years ago but no one answered shes a mustang she has a BLM mustang tag
I did one mistake potentially buying a horse... I got on without seeing the owner on and I got bucked off. The horse turned into a full on bronc and the sadle completely tipped with me still on it. We later realised the horse was drugged and the man tried to take advantage of the fact that it was our first time buying a horse. So make sure to always make the owner do it and don't put yourself in danger.😊
I love horses!!
I love your horse soo much I have 6 horses I've always wanted a Mustang
Happy tails pet care? Is it the one just outside of burleson texas?
I love your horse rainbow
What a good video 😍
Rainbow is beautiful!!! Do you think you could try and add ball python care to your schedule? I am getting one soon and I want to make sure I didn't miss anything on there care. It would be really sad if I thought I had what I need but I end up missing something and the snake gets sick or I have to give it away. Love your videos!
Thank you! And I will see what I can do. You can message me for questions :)
Awesome video! Wish I knew those things before getting my first horse. Luckily it worked out!
Can you do a video on what you feed Rainbow? I'm looking into getting my horse off grains and onto something he can actually eat.
Where would be a good place to buy a horse I have always wanted one but I don’t know where to get one?
Where are you located
I got a Gypsy Vanner because they're calm, patient, and nice around children (because I have a lot of siblings). :)
iv always wanted a horse ever since i started ridding
I love rainbow ❤️💛💚💙💜
Also horses can sense how your feeling. So act calm be the bigger person. I have been around 27 horses for almost a year now every week. I go horse back riding and your posture how your feeling is everything so don't be afraid heck I want to own a Shire cause they are my fav horse but unfortunately I have to start with a smaller horse like a quarter. You don't wanna go big and you also have to now you have a connection with that horse like if you were buying a horse you should come back to the dealer each week and spend each time with each horse for 5-10 minutes and which ever horse that you know you feel closer to and the horse as well then buy that horse. I can already tell that Rainbow and Megan have a good connection because Megan can trust Rainbow without holding her lead that she will not run or walk away. This is why you also have to have a connection with the horse you buy.