I found you via Ryans channel. In the UK, I’ve never seen anyone on any yard do anything other than force their will on the horse. It’s so refreshing to see a horse centric approach
Steve Young Horsemanship in the UK is great to watch also, since you are in the UK. He also does demos. And Warwick Schiller (not in the UK but has the same approach). They both focus on horse behavior, influence of your gaze, and talking in a language the horse will understand. As a new horse owner, I enjoy watching all of these types of trainers because I learn from all of them.
Yup, the majority of Europe has no clue about these methods. The East and South live in the Middle Ages where you fight the horse physically into submission and keep it chained beside the cows and the West tortures horses in their own way without any ground work. And, Steve Young is really good indeed.
Watched Remy with Ryan and thought she was going to turn out great…not a horse for an amateur, by any means, but the only thing that went wrong in her life was the unfortunate fact that she started out life with the wrong humans. Glad she has a second chance at life (literally) and that she was saved from the kill pen. Love watching you and Ryan. Thanks for all you do for horses 🐴 ❤
THIS should be a PRIMER for ANYONE that has anything to fon with horses!!!!!!!! If anyone doubts the sensitivity of these animals, all they need to do is watch this!!!!!!! This was a beautiful exhibition of how to push/not push a horse's sensitivities.... For people that have a bad day with their horses - think of how YOU came into the day's relationship!!!!! They READ EVERY LITTLE MOVEMENT/LOOK WE MAKE😳😳🥹🥹 THECWAY YOU BREAK THIS HORSE AND HER INTERAVTIONS WITH YOU IS JUST BEAUTIFUL🥰🥰🥰 THANK you for what you do with these great animals..... Like i said - REQUIRED VIEWING - for anyone that works with horses......❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👏👏👏👏👏 I love RR's talents/philosophies......and im very happy that relationship has brought me here.... To read a horse (REALLY read a horse) is sonething not many people do - and sadly, mishaps happen (truly, they are not 'accidents ') it is generally NOT the horses fault cause the humans are NOT listening to their silent language!!!!!! We humans are verbal/horses are silent observers and process what they see silently.... Bravo for a GREAT piece of video that should be required watching for ANYone that has anything to do with horses👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Yay! Long, in-depth videos! I love to watch paint dry and see the hues slowly change. So glad that you took her back to the very beginning - basic haltering. When people are told that a horse needs to be re-started, they jump in past this point. THIS is where the conversation starts. Btw, you made me LOL several times. I look forward to seeing her progress. Thanks for sharing!
I watched Ryan’s video, and she seemed limesuch a promising mare I came over here to see how she progresses. I think with the right training she’s going to be a delightful horse.
She lives out on a property near me and my kiddo and I like to come by and talk to the horses. It took some time getting her to trust us but now she runs up to the fence to greet and lets us pet her. Today she even sniffed my face and was feeling me out with her lip. She’s also so gentle when she takes treats from us! She’s really come such a long way. Thanks for not giving up on her!!
I just subscribed! I've watched Ryan for quite a while, but he can't sing as good as you! Look forward to following your methods and seeing Remi become. Appreciate your work and honesty.
Glad I'm not the only one who noticed vision/focus in this horse. She looks to me like she's trying to bring your hand into focus by tilting her head. I mentioned it on Ryan Rose's channel that she reminds me of a friend's horse who had one of those feathery growths on the edge of his pupil, where it blocked his vision looking downward on one side. Also glad to hear you singing to the horse. It probably sounds silly, but I've often found singing calms nervous horses. Great job. She was really enjoying your company, and you will probably be able to do that in half the time tomorrow, and a quarter of the time the next day. She is a very nicely put together horse. If you can get her past this, and I'm sure you will, she is going to make a tough, sound working partner for many years.
Exactly right. Half the time second session. Actually closer to a quarter. It’s filmed and could be up maybe tonight. Thanks for being along for the ride
Your demonstration of the bubble is fabulous. Also love your dry humor and sarcasm 😂 Really looking forward to seeing this girl get the gift of confidence and security and understanding how to communicate, lucky girl to have ended up where she is! Beginning of a new life for her. 10:24 important shift happens there, love to see it ❤ Edited to add: you made some major progress in this session!! Happy to have found you through Ryan’s channel!
She regarded you quite nicely to begin. She is starting to understand that not everything is going to kill her. The language is beginning. Love the new start for her. To me It looks like an awakening. Nice work.
You and Ryan have such gentle patient approaches with the horses. Clear explanations of what ,why and how you are doing what you do with the horse. Reme is in very good calm hands. Beautiful horse. Nice work.
Glad I found your channel .I've followed Ryan for many years , and saw his recommendation of your channel. So pleased you are going to be training this mare and I look forward to watching the series ,and learning more. New subscriber from the UK.😊
It’s so great to see more UK subscribers here and with Ryan. I’m from Dorset. Their respective patrons are great value for money and very worthwhile….just sayin.😊
Found you through Ryan. I am in awe with your technique and love how you explain what you are doing (or trying to do) in its simplest form. Patience is key. Thank you. I’m looking forward to watching your progress.
She seemed a whole more nervous in that small area with him than she did with Ryan in the round pin. Just a beautiful horse. Can wait for the day she isn't afraid..
Wow she is beautiful in my 40 years riding i have learnt a very important message today from your video so thank you for showing this this is a very helpful video for anyone but especially for people that are getting a horse for the first time because its not all about riding its teaching them how to respect a horses space
Just watched haltering for the first time; first time seeing anyone demonstrate this, Appreciated it. Something that is needed to be done correctly. Ryan turned me on to your channel.
I truly enjoyed this video ,love the way you’re showing us how to respect the horses space as well as showing the breakdown of the horses body language ,what the horse is thinking and how we should react to it.Also I never thought about how our shadow can extend into the horses bubble that was awesome.Thank You so much ❤ Would really love the link to see the other horse Sisco and looking forward to the steps in this horses new life .Thank you so much for posting this video👏🥰
I really enjoyed this first video I’ve seen on your channel. It was the most comprehendible horse training video to me, that I’ve ever seen. It was also really funny.
Really interesting to see the interplay and connection with the horse, such subtlety, where the horse is here and now within the equine mind set, or indeed understanding. It really reading body language, regardless of animal.
First time I'm waching this and I just love you guys already 😊the way that you explain every step of the way its great. I always had problem to understand some things because I'm new to the horses world but through reading and watching all kinds of trainers I learn a lot and you are really good with how you teach also people to understand their horses ❤.
I am such a horse lover. It has been quite enlightening watching videos on training and leaves me shocked. I knew nothing about there boundaries, every horse i ever came upon i would reach, pet and love dearly. How fortunate i was never attacked 😄
One of the best videos/commentary I have watched on personal space for the horse and human. Look forward to watching the full series with this horse :) Thank you both. Always my go to when faced with an issue. Favourite line - Oh you booped me and I kinda liked it ha ha
Great video and explanation. It’s awesome to see the emphasis on doing things very slow, being able to read the horse when it communities. Love seeing the gentleness. This is the way to cowboy up! No aggression! You guys rock!
Oh, you are in a really hard place. When she asked you about driving, I think that was progress. There is no good road plan for all of this. I love the idea of the golf cart. How challenging the memory spurts and stutters! Some things will improve, others might stay about the same. It's a labor of true love and commitment. I admire your grit.
I'm watching from the UK I love watching you and Ryan especially after watching horse plus humane society in tennessee trying to save horses from going to slaughter .kindness obviously pays off.
Thank you, I've never been a 'horse-person' and you've just shown me how to approach horses and most animals. Patience, reading them, and gentleness. Subscribed.
Hi Jake, great vid, good you tslked your audience through your session, but your steady calm voice is also reassuring to the horse, which a lot of people may have missed? Besides the good singin. Cheers, Old Aussie
She looks like she has a Mustang nose; is she a Mustang Paint? Wow, it's very nice 👌 to watch her training. Is she registered as Mustang? I can tell she has a gental demeanor. She's going to be a sweet ride.🎉
This is the second video I watched of this Horse. After watching both videos, and me being around horses. This horse has been mistreated earlier in his life. That's why this horse doesn't trust no one! I've been around horses that are jumpy or easily spooked. That's because I've seen the way their owners treat them. If you get treated a certain way, you too would have trouble trusting others! This is a really good horse, it doesn't trust people because of something that happened in the past. Animals and people are the ssme. If you've been mistreated you're gonna have a hard time trusting anyone else! It's that simple. You have to have patience with animals and people as well.
It took 32 minutes to catch her, day 1. And the owner wanted to just jump on and ride and was shocked she bit and bucked... So many holes, a grand canyon amount of knowledge and experience she needs before a saddle is even involved. Anxious to hear how long it takes to catch her on the successive days.
Your patience is so important. This is a highly frightened horse and you gave her time. She needs to learn how to be a domesticated horse and you are helping to rehabilitate her.
@@peartreeranch I had absolutely zero experience with Horses. I never even road a horse. Let a lone train one. My wife and I adopted 4 wild mustangs, yeah it may not have been the smartest thing we’ve ever done🤷🏽♂️. Nevertheless our journey began. we tried to learn why the horse does what a horse does. Only ask a horse to do what it can handle and no more. (Ask a little , get a lot ).the approach and retreat with timing method. I see it’s the way you and Ryan train and it worked for us. Two of our horse are now under saddle and one probably within a month the last one is a special case. He’s an extremely scared horse, he going to take a bit longer to get ride of the fear. A appreciate videos like your 👍
I found you via Ryans channel. In the UK, I’ve never seen anyone on any yard do anything other than force their will on the horse. It’s so refreshing to see a horse centric approach
Thank you!
Steve Young Horsemanship in the UK is great to watch also, since you are in the UK. He also does demos. And Warwick Schiller (not in the UK but has the same approach). They both focus on horse behavior, influence of your gaze, and talking in a language the horse will understand. As a new horse owner, I enjoy watching all of these types of trainers because I learn from all of them.
@@agelesskelly9752 i watch Warwick as well but will have to check out Steve Young 👍🏼
@@agelesskelly9752 also Sean Coleman is a great uk based guy
Yup, the majority of Europe has no clue about these methods. The East and South live in the Middle Ages where you fight the horse physically into submission and keep it chained beside the cows and the West tortures horses in their own way without any ground work.
And, Steve Young is really good indeed.
Watched Remy with Ryan and thought she was going to turn out great…not a horse for an amateur, by any means, but the only thing that went wrong in her life was the unfortunate fact that she started out life with the wrong humans. Glad she has a second chance at life (literally) and that she was saved from the kill pen. Love watching you and Ryan. Thanks for all you do for horses 🐴 ❤
Thank you!
THIS should be a PRIMER for ANYONE that has anything to fon with horses!!!!!!!!
If anyone doubts the sensitivity of these animals, all they need to do is watch this!!!!!!!
This was a beautiful exhibition of how to push/not push a horse's sensitivities....
For people that have a bad day with their horses - think of how YOU came into the day's relationship!!!!!
They READ EVERY LITTLE MOVEMENT/LOOK WE MAKE😳😳🥹🥹
THECWAY YOU BREAK THIS HORSE AND HER INTERAVTIONS WITH YOU IS JUST BEAUTIFUL🥰🥰🥰
THANK you for what you do with these great animals.....
Like i said - REQUIRED VIEWING - for anyone that works with horses......❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👏👏👏👏👏
I love RR's talents/philosophies......and im very happy that relationship has brought me here....
To read a horse (REALLY read a horse) is sonething not many people do - and sadly, mishaps happen (truly, they are not 'accidents ') it is generally NOT the horses fault cause the humans are NOT listening to their silent language!!!!!! We humans are verbal/horses are silent observers and process what they see silently....
Bravo for a GREAT piece of video that should be required watching for ANYone that has anything to do with horses👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Yay! Long, in-depth videos! I love to watch paint dry and see the hues slowly change. So glad that you took her back to the very beginning - basic haltering. When people are told that a horse needs to be re-started, they jump in past this point. THIS is where the conversation starts. Btw, you made me LOL several times. I look forward to seeing her progress. Thanks for sharing!
Glad we could offer a chuckle!
I love how realistic you are, and how you are slow and patient but persistent.
Thank you
Love the comment " oh weird it's like they're all connected, like a herd or something" 😂👏
😂😂
Looking forward to watching this mare grow up! She has a chance to thrive and learn to trust.
Thank you
What a treat!
We get to see this horse through yours & Ryans channel!
TWO, longer horsey videos!😁
Yay! Thank you!
Check out Steve Young Horsemanship.
He helps horses and owners locally in Uk but also travels around the world!
Chestnut in adjoining stall: EXCUSE me, but I'M the star, here!
So nice to see someone that is willing too take the time to go back to the beginning to rebuild trust and find the holes in the foundation.
Thanks
I love you demonstrating listening and waiting and honoring and experiencing this beautiful horse. Thank you
Thank you too!
I watched Ryan’s video, and she seemed limesuch a promising mare I came over here to see how she progresses. I think with the right training she’s going to be a delightful horse.
Agreed
Ryan Rose sent me 😊
Glad you made it
Me too! It seems a lot of us have listened to Ryan. I think this a great horse to start with. Literally from the beginning. 😊
A great demonstration on creating a bubble! So calming and quiet. I also watch Ryan’s videos
Awesome! Thank you!
She lives out on a property near me and my kiddo and I like to come by and talk to the horses. It took some time getting her to trust us but now she runs up to the fence to greet and lets us pet her. Today she even sniffed my face and was feeling me out with her lip. She’s also so gentle when she takes treats from us!
She’s really come such a long way. Thanks for not giving up on her!!
Awesome!
Great video Jake. Love the finer points and deets about the bubble. The boop makes it memorable. ❤️
Thank you!
I just subscribed! I've watched Ryan for quite a while, but he can't sing as good as you! Look forward to following your methods and seeing Remi become. Appreciate your work and honesty.
Awesome! Thank you! I’ll tell Ryan you said so 😂😂
You’ve even got me relaxed. LOL
Much Respect. Thank you Sir.
Very welcome and thank you
Glad I'm not the only one who noticed vision/focus in this horse. She looks to me like she's trying to bring your hand into focus by tilting her head. I mentioned it on Ryan Rose's channel that she reminds me of a friend's horse who had one of those feathery growths on the edge of his pupil, where it blocked his vision looking downward on one side. Also glad to hear you singing to the horse. It probably sounds silly, but I've often found singing calms nervous horses. Great job. She was really enjoying your company, and you will probably be able to do that in half the time tomorrow, and a quarter of the time the next day. She is a very nicely put together horse. If you can get her past this, and I'm sure you will, she is going to make a tough, sound working partner for many years.
Exactly right. Half the time second session. Actually closer to a quarter. It’s filmed and could be up maybe tonight. Thanks for being along for the ride
Your demonstration of the bubble is fabulous. Also love your dry humor and sarcasm 😂 Really looking forward to seeing this girl get the gift of confidence and security and understanding how to communicate, lucky girl to have ended up where she is! Beginning of a new life for her.
10:24 important shift happens there, love to see it ❤
Edited to add: you made some major progress in this session!! Happy to have found you through Ryan’s channel!
Thanks so much! 😊
She regarded you quite nicely to begin. She is starting to understand that not everything is going to kill her. The language is beginning. Love the new start for her. To me It looks like an awakening. Nice work.
Thank you!
You and Ryan have such gentle patient approaches with the horses. Clear explanations of what ,why and how you are doing what you do with the horse. Reme is in very good calm hands. Beautiful horse. Nice work.
Thanks!
Thank you so much for the excellent explanation of the “why” and “what” and your willingness to be patient.
@@CatherineFellows-q8f thank you for watching along!
This video is wall to wall GOLD!
@@colleenhavers3883 thanks so much
I love seeing a horse being saved. I found you through Ryan. Your analogies are awesome. I appreciate you not just breaking a horse.
Thank you
Glad I found your channel .I've followed Ryan for many years , and saw his recommendation of your channel. So pleased you are going to be training this mare and I look forward to watching the series ,and learning more.
New subscriber from the UK.😊
Awesome! Thank you!
It’s so great to see more UK subscribers here and with Ryan. I’m from Dorset. Their respective patrons are great value for money and very worthwhile….just sayin.😊
Found you through Ryan. I am in awe with your technique and love how you explain what you are doing (or trying to do) in its simplest form. Patience is key. Thank you. I’m looking forward to watching your progress.
Thanks and welcome
Love the concept of "massaging the bubble" this is so true and a great approach to horsemanship
So much patience and understanding. It's a masterclass.
Much appreciated!
She seemed a whole more nervous in that small area with him than she did with Ryan in the round pin. Just a beautiful horse. Can wait for the day she isn't afraid..
Yeah the smaller space makes it hard to give her room and not always feel pressure.
@@peartreeranch I know you will get her there and can't wait to see the end for a beautiful life for this horse.
Heya, Jake. This poor gal seems like humans have been a scary trip. Glad you’re giving her a better chance. ❤️
Yeah we will do our best
Glad Ryan sent me your way! This is great stuff…for horse AND human training!
Thanks for coming
Wow she is beautiful in my 40 years riding i have learnt a very important message today from your video so thank you for showing this this is a very helpful video for anyone but especially for people that are getting a horse for the first time because its not all about riding its teaching them how to respect a horses space
@@jennyrules2694 glad you enjoyed and learned something.
Just watched haltering for the first time; first time seeing anyone demonstrate this, Appreciated it. Something that is needed to be done correctly. Ryan turned me on to your channel.
@@lcr6564 glad you’re here! Thank you!
So sweet to see the patience he showed the horse.
You are so kind
New subscriber. I watched the first video with this mare. She's beautiful- happy she was rescued from a kill pen. ❤❤
Thanks for being here!
This is amazing teaching. I have never heard of a horse having a bubble and how to approach and retreat. Thank you for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
I truly enjoyed this video ,love the way you’re showing us how to respect the horses space as well as showing the breakdown of the horses body language ,what the horse is thinking and how we should react to it.Also I never thought about how our shadow can extend into the horses bubble that was awesome.Thank You so much ❤ Would really love the link to see the other horse Sisco and looking forward to the steps in this horses new life .Thank you so much for posting this video👏🥰
Pear Tree Ranchin 028: Problem Horse Series pt 1, He rears and flips over on the rider!
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Thank you!
Nice job! Some days it's like watching paint dry but you're building trust and a foundation. 👍
Thanks 👍
I really enjoyed this first video I’ve seen on your channel. It was the most comprehendible horse training video to me, that I’ve ever seen. It was also really funny.
Thank you
Really interesting to see the interplay and connection with the horse, such subtlety, where the horse is here and now within the equine mind set, or indeed understanding. It really reading body language, regardless of animal.
Lots happening for sure
Thank you for being honest and what you say most people are not that honest and I'm glad you are
We do our best!
Definitely takes A LOT of patience. Thank you for the detailed explanations!
You're welcome!
Your approach is SO refreshing! Thank you for understanding the sensitive nature of the beautiful equine. It is so very needed.
Thank you
Well done. Thank you, "says" the horse. Great content.
Thanks!
First time I'm waching this and I just love you guys already 😊the way that you explain every step of the way its great. I always had problem to understand some things because I'm new to the horses world but through reading and watching all kinds of trainers I learn a lot and you are really good with how you teach also people to understand their horses ❤.
Thank you!
This was fascinating, thank you so much Jake.
My pleasure!
Thank you for sharing - what a treasure trove of insight.
Glad you enjoyed it!
😂it is hard work! Mentally. Love the approach and you explained the horses personal space very well. Liking your channel.
@@constancesmith8881 thank you
You're informative, knowledgeable, and full of humor. Enjoyed your video
Thank you!!
😂😂😂😂 love your voice changes as if the Horst is talking 😂😂😂😂. Oh Jake you said that correct word😅very true. Love it, your personality is fun.😂😅😊
Thanks so much!
This was so cool to see Remy learn to trust & have confidence with you.!!
Yes!
Soo glad to see her again. She's absolutely a stunning horse. Wonder how she got that nasty scar on the top of leg?! Guess we'll never know....❤🐎❤️
Agreed
That horse is beautiful.
Love this video!! Thank you for the detailed explanations. Very helpful ❤
Thank you!
First video watched. I really like your attitude & slow steady progress in building relationship. Very attuned to the horse. Wonderful to watch.
Welcome aboard!
Loved the video!
Thank you
I am such a horse lover. It has been quite enlightening watching videos on training and leaves me shocked. I knew nothing about there boundaries, every horse i ever came upon i would reach, pet and love dearly. How fortunate i was never attacked 😄
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing!! Love your style!
You're very kind!
This was fun to watch! Just started following your channel and looking forward to the next video with this horse. :)
Welcome aboard!
Looking forward to seeing Remy's progress. from Anne, in England.
Thanks !
You seem to be very intelligent as far as working with horses.
I can respect that more than you will ever know sir .
Thanks
Thanks!
You are welcome and thank you!
Excellent timing and patience
Thank you
Beautiful horse,saw it on Ryan’s,imo she needs much more patience,lots of time,love and treats probably from one person,best wishes from Germany 🍀
Thanks for watching
also many greetings from Germany.
I also followed Ryan's advice and now here
One of the best videos/commentary I have watched on personal space for the horse and human. Look forward to watching the full series with this horse :) Thank you both. Always my go to when faced with an issue. Favourite line - Oh you booped me and I kinda liked it ha ha
Thank you
Great video buddy. Love the way you explain everything.
I appreciate that!
Great video and explanation. It’s awesome to see the emphasis on doing things very slow, being able to read the horse when it communities. Love seeing the gentleness. This is the way to cowboy up! No aggression! You guys rock!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Oh, you are in a really hard place. When she asked you about driving, I think that was progress. There is no good road plan for all of this. I love the idea of the golf cart. How challenging the memory spurts and stutters! Some things will improve, others might stay about the same. It's a labor of true love and commitment. I admire your grit.
I hope you watch the whole series and see how far she has come.
Ryan Rose sent me
Glad you made it!
I absolutely love your channel! So looking forward to seeing you gentle her and bring out the best in her with your patience and expertise.
Thank you so much!
I'm watching from the UK I love watching you and Ryan especially after watching horse plus humane society in tennessee trying to save horses from going to slaughter .kindness obviously pays off.
Thank you!
First thought was oh no ! Another cowboy! Nice work !!
👍🏻😂
I listened with my critical "eye". until I was satisfied with your nature around the horse. I sub'd. I'll be watching🤠
She's going to be a nice riding horse 🎉. She has a very unique paint pattern, pretty pony ❤
Absolutely lovely to see this equine conversation.
Thanks!
First time here from Ryan. Perfect content.
Thank you glad you’re here
Thank you, I've never been a 'horse-person' and you've just shown me how to approach horses and most animals. Patience, reading them, and gentleness. Subscribed.
Wonderful!
Awesome!! you are very entertaining enjoyed your video could not stop watching, thank you for sharing. 😊
Thank you so much 😁
Hi Jake, great vid, good you tslked your audience through your session, but your steady calm voice is also reassuring to the horse, which a lot of people may have missed? Besides the good singin. Cheers, Old Aussie
🍻 cheers thanks
First time here, loved watching you
Thanks!
I like your style bro!!!
I appreciate that!
Here thanks to @RyanRose!!! Looking forward to your chanel!!!
Welcome!!
Super nice real--time video, thnx for all the extensive explanations!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Respect sir! That´s how i like it 💚
Thank you!
Nice analogy with the whole bar scene lol 😜👍
Glad you liked it!
What a cool white stripe on the mane/coat
agreed
Great video. So clear what you are doing.
Thank you!
She looks like she has a Mustang nose; is she a Mustang Paint? Wow, it's very nice 👌 to watch her training. Is she registered as Mustang? I can tell she has a gental demeanor. She's going to be a sweet ride.🎉
Great video❤
Thank you!!
Thank you Jake!
Thank you!
This is the second video I watched of this Horse.
After watching both videos, and me being around horses.
This horse has been mistreated earlier in his life.
That's why this horse doesn't trust no one!
I've been around horses that are jumpy or easily spooked.
That's because I've seen the way their owners treat them.
If you get treated a certain way, you too would have trouble trusting others!
This is a really good horse, it doesn't trust people because of something that happened in the past.
Animals and people are the ssme.
If you've been mistreated you're gonna have a hard time trusting anyone else!
It's that simple.
You have to have patience with animals and people as well.
Found you on Ryan Rose channel - excited to see her progression! Love this partnership
Welcome aboard!
Learned a lot from this Video .
Glad you enjoyed!
Glad you
I learned so much about patience with the Parelli Program. Sometimes it is like watching paint drying. Nice job Jake.
Jake and Ryan explain things so much better to me than Parelli.
Thanks!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed!
Dude, you're so funny 😂
Thanks!
It took 32 minutes to catch her, day 1. And the owner wanted to just jump on and ride and was shocked she bit and bucked... So many holes, a grand canyon amount of knowledge and experience she needs before a saddle is even involved.
Anxious to hear how long it takes to catch her on the successive days.
1/4 of the time. 5 minutes today. Next few videos are filmed and almost ready!
Your patience is so important. This is a highly frightened horse and you gave her time. She needs to learn how to be a domesticated horse and you are helping to rehabilitate her.
Thanks
he needs to get the f over it *GASP*🤣🤣
😂
What I get from this video is that Less is more. Instead of going for Broke from the start. 👍
💪🏻👍🏻
@@peartreeranch I had absolutely zero experience with Horses. I never even road a horse. Let a lone train one. My wife and I adopted 4 wild mustangs, yeah it may not have been the smartest thing we’ve ever done🤷🏽♂️. Nevertheless our journey began. we tried to learn why the horse does what a horse does. Only ask a horse to do what it can handle and no more. (Ask a little , get a lot ).the approach and retreat with timing method. I see it’s the way you and Ryan train and it worked for us. Two of our horse are now under saddle and one probably within a month the last one is a special case. He’s an extremely scared horse, he going to take a bit longer to get ride of the fear. A appreciate videos like your 👍