How to make a horse a friend. One cowboy's partnership with horses
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 เม.ย. 2019
- Jimmy Anderson, a cowboy and colt-starting champion, says that this meeting of minds between humans and horses is key. “Horses are really amazing at how much they will be a partner. They try a crazy amount, and I want to try that same amount back for them.” #TheNatureOfThings #Equus
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We know that horses are social creatures and recent research shows that they use up to 17 different facial expressions to communicate with each other. We’ve also discovered that they’re able to interpret the expressions in our faces, which enables them to form bonds with humans.
Anderson doesn’t believe in breaking horses; instead he “starts” them. In Equus: Story of The Horse, we see Anderson work his magic with Shiver, an “unbroke” two-year-old colt. Within a single morning, Anderson puts a saddle on Shiver, climbs on without any bucking, and takes him for a ride.
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Horse: I'm untameable.
Jimmy: *kissing noises*
Horse: Ight
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Could b a actor horse!!!😃😃😃😃
@@HarPlayer .. The Man is a Professional Horse Wrangler- Yup Perfect for a Movie Production, Wrangler Team- With Hints- Tips- Tricks- Training & Advice- Dude is a Legend Fo Sho'
[Native Tracker Hunter * Horse & Dogman]
It's not a kissing noise. It's hard to describe but generally means, move it.
@@ghw1985 .
How to make a horse a friend.
"You okay girl"
"Easy girl, easy"
Lmao
Nice, red dead redemption reference
You’re alright boi
Yeah..
@@SuperMisteryMan01 this one is etched into my brain lol
This is truly wonderful.
When I trained my first wild Horse, I had NO idea what I was doing, so I chose to be as gentle with her as I could possibly be.
Never did I use force. Instead, I showed her what was right, while gently dissuading her from what was wrong.
The result was truly amazing, and rock solid, as our mutually trusting friendship lasted 28 wonderful years.
In all those years, the ONLY time she hurt me, was when she broke my heart, as she drew her last breath in my trembling arms, on Christmas Eve of 2018.
Forever, and always, she shall be loved and cherished.
Shoot man that made me tear up a little reminded me of my animals and losing someone you love that was very well said
Glad you had a good friend. Sorry.
I’m not crying you’re crying
@@keatonscreations
Indeed.
Our Equine companions have a way of reaching deep into our hearts.
I'm glad she lived a happy, beautiful life with you. May she be there when you reunite with her 🙏🏻
When this man gets to heaven, every horse he ever rode will be there to carry him over the plains and through the canyons
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Is that what Jesus says? 🙂
@@JosephOjea316 I don’t think so, but my vision of heaven definitely includes animals, or it wouldn’t be heaven!
Well said. 🎉
The brown horse was so sweet. He was like “you got this buddy”
hes such a good horse
His colour is called bay
HE IS THREESOME FANS
That brown one seemed like he knew what the goal was and what he needed to do to help get there.
#WingMan
@@freeze1305 that color is referred to as a Bay
Just feed them apples till red hearts come out lmao
Hahahahahahahaha great one!!!!! Star Stable player?
@@Kateyangyuqing it's minecraft
no minecraft-
I was gonna say Breath of the Wild 😂
💀🤣
You don’t always see someone doing what they were meant to do. This man is.
Kudos and respect.
I don't want to be forced into horses anymore I can't take it anymore
As a horse owner and a horse lover, I’ve learned about horsemanship through this natural method. Yet seeing this beautiful bond still chokes me up every time.
That brown horse was literally guiding the other horse and teaching him to be calm truly amazing
Nice
Horses are herd animals. They watch the other horses around them to know how to react. Even in horses that don’t share a pasture but are near other, there is a pecking order. If one freaks out, the others will too. If one shows no reaction, a more timid horse won’t react as wildly
Time stamp?
@@alicodm5120 start at 6:35 then abut 10 seconds in is where the magic really happens :)
@@camille1423 Thanks!
“After all, we sit on a horse’s back. Exactly where a wolf would have leapt up to attack.”
“When they give me that much trust, I can never let anything bad happen to ‘em.”
No spurs needed...
I saw spurs in one part but when he got on Shiver they were off
@@amethyst3276 there is nothing inherently wrong with " artificial aids" it's it's people who use them incorrectly. A whip is an extension of the hand, not a weapon, spurs are an extension of the foot, not a tool for kicking until the horse bleeds. Just remember that a halter is an "artificial aid" too. Blame the user not the product itself
Spurs aren’t inherently bad. They can be necessary depending on the activity and the horse. The issue with Spurs is always the person wearing them.
@Choo Choo children aren't animals, there should be a distinction in how they're treated
@@meicringei157 I never even ride horses that much but I learned Spurs are mostly use to rub against the horse not kick
This is just beautiful! Tears ran down my face when he first got into the saddle. Growing up with horses... watching the "men" "break" them, was just terrible. This is so wonderful! Way to go! Thank you for this story.
Imagine what happened to black men in slavery
@@StrawHalo horses are slaves
@@StrawHalo free your mind
I always learn horses in the love way never forcing them.
I grew up with horses I used to ride horses
That was one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen.
“Horses judge humans, and some of us pass the test” just wow ❤️
Very true. In my amateur experiences with horses, I find they're similar to dogs. Speak softly around them, let them come to you - which most usually will because they're so curious, they can't help themselves.
This was beyond beautiful
@@4orrcountry this is so true
@@ercanteke7597 thanks for that piece of very valuable information. Sounds like you are Really enjoying yourself...
@@4orrcountry Sooo true! I'm pretty new around horses, and when I decided to just watch them and observe their body language so I can learn, they couldn't help but want to find out more about what I was doing just standing there unthreateningly, doing nothing. They're such curious creatures (and highhhhly intelligent as curious animals and people tend to be). If anyone reading this hasn't done it before, just stand with a relaxed and open body language next to a fence with horses in the paddock and watch what they do. They can't help themselves. They want to know what you're up to! It's really cute.
I'm a rancher, and I spend more time around horses than people some days. Yet, it still amazes me how innocent, yet still human-like their trust for us is. They are truly beautiful creatures, both on the outside and inside
I agree.Any tips on getting a halter [ headcollar ] onto a young colt that has been hit around the head ?
See my 2 videos of him and the good progress made in a week since i got him.
@@feeltheforce10 never had to do that specifically, but I have had to halter break a bitchy donkey. Based just familiarize them with touching the withers and neck with lots of treats and positive reinforcement, then SLOWLY work your way up to the head. Then repeat the process just lightly rubbing their neck and eventually head with the halter, with more treats and positive reinforcement. If it's still slow progress, take a break for a while and build their trust. I guess the main thing is use more of the carrot and less of the stick so to speak. Hope that's helpful
I'm more a Cat person
@@THOMASCOLTON1 It's really about the same. Be soft, be slow, be gentle, be patient, and above all:
Use treats. Bribery helps, a LOT.
@@TimeSurfer206 ssw
This Beautiful video has got me teared up and crying, since I was a child I could never figure out why people had to “break horses” the way they did, to me they’re like big dogs they want your trust and love, how is that any different from humans… we ALL do better with love.✨⭐️✨
WE SURE DO!!! 🙏🐴
Yeah, def a tear jerker video
Just beautiful thanks, very moving ❤
I am a client in the CHAPS program( Children,Horses Adults Partnership) in Sheridan, Wyoming and I work with a horse named Dunno, due to his dun coloring. He's 9 years old and I first met him on May25th of this year at the CHAPS horse show. We immediately bonded right away. With him, I won a trophy, 2 first place ribbons and a second place ribbon. He has been an absolute joy to work with. I really love this horse and I think he feels the same way about me. He does like to nibble on my arms, fingers, etc. but he's never bitten me. Horses are so much fun to work with and learn how to bond with something more than yourself. This program significantly reduces stress on veterans, or anybody else suffering from PTSD. An outstanding program and highly recommended!!!
I grew up in Sheridan, Wyoming. I miss it very much!
When he said "My partners helping me", my eyes welled up. Quarantine has made me soft.
DD 18 same
DD 18
😂😂😂
Being able to be soft is a sign of strength!👍
Forget that you have a heart! Don't let the world grind it out of you.
True
Little does it show but Maverick (the brown horse) was a major reason why the white horse got comfortable so quickly . Maverick was teaching him guiding him telling him it's okay . That's one good horse 💯👍
Color Terminology: Maverick is a bay/ Shimmer is a buckskin ( far less common).
Either your colourblind or your horses hella dirty cause that ain’t even close to white lol
Shortcut. Time saver.
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That was the impression I got, to me it seemed like they were a team.
My two granddaughters are just getting started with their own horses and I am going to have them watch this video. What a remarkable man and horse. He clearly shows that starting a young horse is possible without force. I wish he could train people as well!
Good luck
Lookup Craig Cameron
I loved how at first he didn't want to settle down but after he got used to the tarp and the cowboy turned around he followed this is just so cool
thats building a relthionship on trust and love not fear and love
Did i just watch a 10min Disney movie? The Shortest and the most beautiful o.o
No, it's not Disney. Don't ever think that starting horses is Disney. I hate these kind of videos that give the general public the wrong impression.
Tina Huston it was a compliment on how beautiful it was....
@@Rocmax417 tina didnt get it lol
@@timberhoff Maybe she was referring to the more misconstrued aspects of Disney films as being seemingly perfect or not being true to reality, albeit the films are often directed towards children.
@@BlackKettleRanch jeez okay.
"My partner is helping me", very intelligent. Beautiful workmanship.
Agreed
So true.
Great bond with Jimmy and his horse and a lot of trust this horse as with Jimmy Mate
I so love this. It reminds me of my gentle saviour, how he sees us in our wild ways and allows us to come to know He truly loves us with leading gentle hands and great trust. Peaceful. Thank you.
Precious AMAZING GRACE! Amen ❤❤❤
Amen ❤ this is beautiful
Maverick is a testimony just as much as Shiver’s response was to Jim Anderson. What a beautiful experience to witness.
Hello 🤗👋.
The brown “helper” horse was incredible.
He's the og
Had to be there for his partner. When there's work to be done 2 is better than 1.
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Love having the second horse in the round pen with you to give the younger horse some confidence.
I used to mares for my gelding. Now there is so much trust from him its unbelievable. Will be mounting this week God bless.
I've never even considered that being a thing in this scenario. I've always seen horses being started alone, but at the same time when my mare is anxious, if we can be near another horse she feels way more relaxed (she's VERY herdbound, mind you). This was cool to watch 👍🐴
One of the best round pen demonstrations I've seen. So many people think all you have to do is spend big bucks on a round pen, chase a horse in a circle for an hour and it's trained. I did a mule that was started in halter at day at 2 days old and ground manners and was able to "round pen" with a lunge line.
The brown one...it just was glad that there is another one and thought: well just give him a kick, too. brokebackmounten
It works really well with dogs too. If you have an untrained dog, an older, calmer one can help her learn to behave.
Brought back memories. Raised a colt from birth. Did all the ground work. Day after day. Then saddle on saddle off. Did not rush it. Climbed on, climbed off. Hackamore on, hackamore off. Then one day, climbed on and off we went. His ears told me everything. That is until we jumped a pheasant and right over the back I went......and the horse stood their staring at me as I picked myself up off the recently plowed field. That was 50 years ago and I will never forget the oneness that can be experienced getting to know a horse.
This made me tear up a little. Beautiful.
Hello how are you doing
@@davidsonbenson9830 Hi, I am doing good thanks, what about yourself?
@@deputydynamo I'm doing good so where are you from? I'm from Maryland
yes me too. the bond the formed was so amazing and you could see how much they trusted one another by the end. i hope one-day i can befriend a horse like this.
*Announcer:* "He's a legend."
*Me, in the beginning of the video:* "Haha, yeah, right."
*Me, halfway through the video:* "Oh."
Exactly. 😆
Ikr
Same!
Same here!
wdym
The horse he is riding: "hey listen the sooner you quit fighting this the sooner we can eat"
Other horse: "Oh really?.. well ok then"
😂😂😂
the perfect comment 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
A man that truly respects animals and they reward him with their trust and respect. He speaks to the horse's heart for real.
This is communication. This is trust. This is intelligence. This is kindness. This man is a true equestrian and good human being. Horses can read people. Hopefully one day all abuse will be gone and this kind man's talent will be the only way. Good Boy Shivers. BELLA the Equestrian. ❤❤❤
This was amazing. He surely is the real horse whisperer. This is the first time I have seen " breaking in " a horse done so gently and successfully . God bless him
@Andrea Chew And Ray learned it from Tom Dorrance,when he couldnt get through to a colt,he later went on to win on..
@Andrea Chew Tom Dorrance showed Ray Hunt. Ray brought it out to the public.
And don’t forget Monty Roberts. I’ve seen him demonstrate the technique and it’s beautiful to watch
I believe Montry Roberts takes the cake
Monty Roberts
“You’re alright boah"
"Good girl" ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
I died when I saw this!!!🤣
"Eaaassyyy girl" ~Arthur Morgan
"Sorreh gurrrl"
Easy girl you,re okay
Been wanting a ranch since I was 4. Grew up watching Gramma riding horses without a saddle, with pure joy. I can't wait to feel that freedom some day. I want a horse more than ever.
Ok I think I get the how to make a horse a friend, can’t wait to see the how to make a human a friend video
For real, i threw a saddle on a dude, homeboy was pissed.
Simpler with a horse or a dog than a person.
Oh no a human you can’t never trust is the most dangerous and cruel animal of all.
Why would you
@@mr.mojorisin9999 hahahaha should be top comment smh : :D
The “helping” horse is fantastic
YES!
I was on Raleigh’s channel and saw a man ignorantly show the internet how to train a horse and he was doing nothing but causing so much pain. I thought about it for days feeling so broken for the horse. This man here has really lifted my spirits for the future of these gentle creatures we have much to learn from. God Bless and Thank you
This was amazing to watch, how this man made a friend out of this horse,
and also made him follow him and accept a saddle. All in one morning.
It is unbelievable and so beautiful .
I've had little experience with horses, yet at 69 I recently found a dear friend in one. Always knew they were smart and sensitive and aware...didn't know how empathetic, compassionate and perceptive they are till I met Kenny, a neighbor's horse who is almost always alone in a field nearby. I began to visit, bringing an apple. He knew one day I was sad. He hugged me. He nibbled my ears and kissed my cheeks. I began to call him Angel Horse. One day he accidentally hurt my hand, pressing down hard against a fence railing to bite apple I offered. When he was done eating he began licking my hand, right where it hurt. Another day I told him I wished we didn't have a big fence between us so I could put my arms around him. He led me to a low spot in the fence where I could reach him. I will adore this horse the rest of our lives. Good thing his Mom and Dad don't mind! They are good folks, just working a lot and have no time to spend with Kenny most days. I'm grateful he is part of my life, my Angel Horse!
What a beautiful story. Thank you for sharing ❤️
@@KarineTKnudsen Thanks so much...I'd already forgotten some of this myself and needed the reminder. Gotta visit him today and remember all the sweet things he's done for me. It's so lovely you responded! Have a great day. :D
I am sure that your Angel Horse is happy that you are in his life. You must be the best thing in his day, to come bearing an apple and friendship!!
@@lymangreen5020 Thank you so much. I notice in spring he is just a little reticent...glad to get his apples and then goes back to the grass, so I really appreciate your comment...I miss his affection right now! He loves it when I bring a friend...but there are so few in my area. I wish you were here, Lyman! :D
@@terryanngallagher3605 I hope the two of you will continue to meet. All the best to you guys. ❤️🌹
I am so grateful for the awakening in horse training. The horrible abuse incurred by those who still 'break'' horses...are doing exactly that, breaking their spirits. Thank you to all the KIND trainers who are now working at a higher level.
Could not agree more!
@@sarahscottageholidaylet.5071 - 😘❤🐴❤
Same advances in dog training. Amazing how much closer we grow through positive interactions. Heck experience with dog training made me a passable parent instead of destructive. Same principle, some people try to ‘break’ their kids into obedience others lead and mold through love. Which do you think end up fighting CPS and which are well cared for in their old age?
Aren't those old training methods more like torture?
I had a horse Who just knew what to do. No training needed. First time I rode her she wasn't thrilled, but she threw the first three off. Tried a little dancing, no big deal. She was fine. She liked trails.
I do like how the brown horse calmed Shiver, and the movements by Jimmy was slow, gentle, and quiet, letting Shiver sort of buck and be a anxious because that's what's expected of a horse who hasn't been ridden or ever had a saddle on before.
I also like the idea of horse and human reading eachother. You have to watch and see if the horse is stressed or wants you to stop, and the horse will read your body language and tone of voice. If you are calm, understanding, and let the horse sort out their emotions on their own terms, then they will learn to listen to you because they know that you won't be mad and it's just a little setback.
I don't know much about horses however, I know that I approve of this man's training methods. A soft and reassuring hand mixed with compassion and true guidance is better than brute force and physical coercion and punishment.
The same here don't know much ,man that was nice. The desire for a horse to bond must be deep because no other wild animal s that way.
Totally!!!
because he loves them
I’ve broken a few horses in my life. My Grandfather had a similar approach to this guy. It helps that all my grandfathers horses are all pretty gentle and they can grow up feeling safe. This next generation of horses walk right up to you within the first couple years. I think he had about 40 head of horses at one point.
Why should people who one horses care about your opinion??? Not saying this method is wrong, I’ve used this method many times with my own horses
If people would raise their kids like that, school teachers would have a lot easier time.
what they dont show you in the video is the whipping and spurring the horses went to "learn" those tricks and be domesticated just like a dog
@@alerey4363
In this type of case, your statement is false. You missed the point that this type of starting a horse is built on relationship and trust, not violence, force and pain. You missed the entire point of the video.
@@cacatr4495 nope, the video only show the "results"; we need the real MAKING OF
Juan Fonseca your pretty dumb
@@xfuryx4951 Juan, the world is really stressed right now. We needed to believe in something nice. This video is showing people a kinder gentler way to live, and I have practiced it and it works. I know of many other people doing it right too.
Apparently you have witnessed abuse. But don't blame everybody.
You are bringing hate and ugliness into the world by calling people "pretty dumb". Will you please think about why you are adding toxic ugliness to the world? Please don't accelerate the collective anger of the human race. Say something constructive.
I did not expect to cry watching this, but I am. This is so beautiful. This is how it’s supposed to be. No cruelty, pain, fear, or punishment. Respect, trust, gentleness, and kindness are the keys to a beautiful partnership between horses and people. This is truly wonderful and moving to behold.
"Horses judge humans, and some of us pass the test” Nice work ❤️
I'm not into cowboys but this guy won my heart. His love for horses and the way he gently wins the animal's trust is totally awesome. Wow! What a skill!
I dont even watch football
I'm not into broads that aren't into cowboys.
@@moncorp1 then you ain't into broads. Save a horse Ride a taxi
@@moncorp1 I'm not into cowboys that call cowgirls broads. You dummy.
Why aren't you into Cowboys? Oh I know your more into the soyboys of the city sad, have a good day ma'am *tips hat*
As impressive as this quick start is, I have to say that the way that Maverick helped, knowing quite well what to do, is perhaps the most impressive part of all.
I’m assuming the maverick was the brown horse and well it’s interesting cuz you see the same thing with dogs
You get an older more trained and experienced dog to mentor and lead by example the younger ones that need training
@@SuperMisteryMan01 You train a dozen different horses like this, You think there all going to react the same ? Have you tried it ? I have been kicked, my horse ( a Maverick) has been kicked and we have been bitten. Oh, but we will just video the easy one's. Some take day's and much repetition. A Maverick horse is priceless in this method. Mine is never for sale.
Seeing maverick guide and reassure the Horse the first time he was ridden was incredible- he knew exactly what his job was. No bits or domination- beautiful
@@paigen4883 I'm pretty sure I see a metal bit in the other horses mouth. At first I only saw the rope halter then the other horse stepped into the frame and boom bit.
@@whataqtify Probably a "Snaffle Bit" or a "Hackamore Bit-less" That looks like a Bridle with a bit.
Absolutely fine trainer……patient and kind. He takes the time to show empathy instead of breaking the horses spirit.
Truly inspiring to watch how a bond of trust is formed. Such a good idea to do this in partnership with another horse.
Love how he uses a steady horse to help with this process. Ive done this and its for real.
A good pony horse is worth twice their weight in gold! I have been blessed to have several such horses. They make training a youngster so much easier and safer!
A common language. Humans can communicate with all animals in amazing ways. It's us that need education.
Of course, us as humans can communicate with every animal, we just need to learn HOW to communicate with them
When we were young, I realized the truth in what you're saying by watching my twin sister. She wasn't the " smartest" or most well spoken child, but I could watch her from a distance, walk out into a field or a tree lined copse, sit down.. and soon everything that called that area home from bugs to deer, fox, you name it, would venture up to her touch. It was the most awesome thing, gave me tremendous love and respect for my tiny little stuttering sister. I love you Kathy, I love ya sis.
Wise words
Horses are a true gift to us humans. It is sad to think how many centuries it took for humans to learn how to treat them with respect. I am so happy for this video, that is teaching humans that love really conquers all, something we still have not quite learned. Thank you Sir from the bottom of my heart for what you do and teaching others to follow.
I'm amazed! Raised around horses, and watching Jimmy with Shiver brings tears to my eyes.
Horse: YOUR NOT ABOUT TO BREAK ME!!
Human: I'm not, trust me......
Horse: *..........I think I'm in love* ❤
It's like watching a man write a poem and explain his approach to poetry all at once. What a treat!
No need putting the fear of God into an animal who I see trust you seek
Gosh! What a wonderful way to present what you felt watching what this man does with horses!
What magnificence of care and learning and understanding and trust to build confidence for all concerned. I love humans who respect and understand other animals including other humans!
This was so moving. It's so beautiful to see someone have such patience and understanding with an animal. The relationship between people and animals can be so beautiful if we just treat them right and work at understanding them. God bless that man.
Be gentle, be fair, be consistent. Every cowboy I know does this.
3 fundamental values of horsemanship :D
And parenting........
LOVE the fact that he no longer calls it “breaking”. What an awful thing to want to do to any animal (or person).”Starting” is far more like it and reflects the partnership it will eventually become
Hi
well, it sounds worse than it is, while not the same really, "breaking" is something that is done in almost all boot camps,for example, they do so to build you back up.
Humans are evolving 💓
I think breaking just the default term now.Most horses aren't actually broke like they used to do.
@@dylanbutler4919 That's true. We do pretty similar stuff that this guys doing but we still call it "breaking". I haven't met anyone that calls it "starting".
I love the cowboy's love and respect for these beautiful creatures
tears in my eyes
It's just so clever on so many levels.
Clever makes things easier for all involved.
This clever guy has thought about it all and come up with unorthodox methods that blow the traditional methods out of the park.
Kudos.
Such beautiful animals.
All animals are beautiful.
Jimmy's horse was saying to Shiver "stop pratting about, look, he's sitting on my back and touching me and it doesn't hurt at *all*. He's a good human"
@Anna K he's not a horse, don't make this a dumb moment.
@Anna K Idiot.
@Anna K Would nine kilograms hurt your back? It's a horse, they're way stronger than us.
"Just stand still and be quiet, then we can eat sooner"😂😂 (this is a joke)
There's just one magic statement..... "You're alright boah"
RDR lol. I love that game. It just has so much emotion in It.
Ha game logic
@@mysteriousriptides3596 its perfect to the very little and unnecessary details too truly incredible
I grew up with horses on the farm from my birth in 1948. It is great to see someone else apply training in a manner that the animals can understand. When you are trusted, and included into their group, things are safer for everyone involved, and the learning goes faster. Quality time spent talking to, and scratching the horses yields benefits of many types, including lower blood pressure. I am still caring for the last two that may ever live on this farm. I hope to live long enough to care for them until I need to bury them in peace.
I came back to watch again!, What a difference in that horse! Just grand!
So sweet.. In my youth I used to help my uncle break horses . We tried our best to be as gentle as we could but I tell you, this puts all our efforts to shame.. This was done so beautifully and so perfectly.. I wish I had this information to take back to the younger me.. All of us my uncle, myself and the horses were so frustrated in those days because we both knew there was a better way.. we just didn't know what it was.. This touched my heart greatly. I am so very glad that we have figured out how to make our partners transition to helper so much easier.. For all involved.. carry on my brother.. you made an old man happy today!
My uncle still breaks his horses like in the wild west, however after he breaks them. He doesn't do anything rough with them again, he'll look mean while breaking them and then just give his horses apples everytime they see him. Literally, he can be walking outback to feed the dogs, and he'll have an arm full of apples, then you hear the little trot of the horses lining up for a pet, and an apple.
When he rides he doesn't use spurs, he kinda trains them like this guy does AFTER he breaks them to regain that trust.
Such a touching story... I hope you are happy nowadays, sir
@@PULVERIZER01 I am usually a happy fellow.. thanks for the encouragement.
@@tinkmarshino by all means, and you deserve all the encouragement, as staying happy nowadays is..... Difficult to say the least..
"My partner's helping me." *And WHAT a partner you got there, man!* God bless! Best regards from Brazil!
So cool seeing that trust building between them,without force,but through mutual respect. That friendship and respect will last for life
❤❤❤❤ wow so touch by this training 😍😍 I’m literally crying by myself! This makes me so happy
Jimmy is awesome. He shows the difference between "breaking" a horse and winning they're trust.
Oh my gosh. This makes my soul ache to have that relationship with a horse again. I had this magic once and it is the greatest privilege to have the trust of an animal. I use to go for long walks through the bush with my girl and never even needed a halter on her, she was just like a pup that followed me everywhere. I use to play hide and seek and race her back to the shed. when I rode her it was just a halter and lead. No saddle or anything. Just a soul to soul match. I was once given a yearling from my boyfirend years later who had never been touched by humans except to catch and transport to where he was kept. He was on a very long rope because no one could catch him. He was so scared and thin. In less than an hour, I was touching him and within a couple of hours, I was brushing him and he was following me around the yard. The spirit in their eyes and the trust they place on you. THAT connection. You have to experience it to know the depth of it. When Jim said, he wouldnt let anything happen to him, I understand that feeling. This was wonderful, thank you.
That's a great story. Animals are a terrific gift to us from God.
Oh, that was a beautiful relationship you developed with your friend. Bless you. What has become of him?
@@frida2631 Totally agree.
I too miss my horse. Broke it in wen i was young, had to come back to the states, got injured and had to be put down. My daughter is starting to get into horses now so maybe I can give her what I once had
I have been blessed to get my beautiful TB mare, Lowla. I was in a mountain bike accident May 2018, suffered severe brain trauma, but thankfully I am recovering well. Moved to acreage and my first love- horses. I wanted to work with them when I first left act but my dad wanted me to go into secretarial work as I was top of my year😟. It didn’t last long and slowly I got into the horse world again. I trained as a hairdresser which has served me well along with my fitness and cycling but great to now have a great team mate with Lowla🐎.
For the first time I have seen someone respecting and understanding animals.
It is a beautiful thing to appreciate other beings.
Sorry you have had such a lack of good examples in your life. Congratulations on recognizing it and striving to be better.
I’ve seen what gentleness can do with both animals and people. Yet this was still amazing.
I sometimes struggle to be my best, but see this as another level to strive for. 🙂
Even someone doing old style getting on her bucking her through respects and understands them
That’s beautiful language!! I never though some had that much knowledge to almost integrate a horse in a human relation ship. BEAUTIFUL.
“It's a funny thing about life, once you begin to take note of the things you are grateful for, you begin to lose sight of the things that you lack.”
― Germany Kent
Never rode a horse in my life, but watching this was incredible, and kind of moving if I'm honest. Shows how much you can accomplish when a man sets his ego aside and tries to understand and nurture the world around him. Also goes to show that horses are special. In my opinion, at least.
Imagine how much we could achieve if we worked with animals of every species, instead of always trying to dominate, control or eradicate them?
absolute truth
If you can, go on a 1-2 hour trail ride. Riding a horse is one the single best things that has ever happened to me.
@@PacificDark I used to ride a lot when I was young & desperately miss it. And I discovered that there are 3 stages to riding. The “hang on & hope” knowing that it’s fun but scary as hell, as the horse is in control. The “OMD I can control this giant animal” where you discover how to make the horse go where you want. And the “ahhhhhhh” moment. Where you learn what it feels like to ride with a horse. Where the two of you are connected & in sync. And unfortunately, that last stage only comes usually from actually owning or truly bonding with a horse. I learnt that last when I was a horse riding instructor at a summer camp in the US. They hired horses from the summer. Poor things just went from job to job with no one really caring about them. They didn’t even have names. I met a gorgeous buckskin called Gump, who had obviously been horribly abused. He was terrified of being caught or tied up & if you approached him when he was tied to a fence, he would lean so far away his tummy would nearly touch the ground. And he’d never let you just come & pat him. I spent the whole summer earning his trust & friendship, and gradually we came to ride together. He didn’t have to follow the herd, but was content riding at our own pace. The second last day, he even let me walk up to him in the corral & pat him. I was truly heartbroken I couldn’t buy him & fly him to Australia. I’ve never forgotten him in all these years. His eyes gazing into mine as I swore I’d never hurt him. That amazing feeling of riding together. And that moment he let me touch him knowing I wouldn’t hurt him but that he could feel the joy of loving human hands.
This is not him putting his ego aside, but him living out his ethical egoism.
Its amazing how in tune he is with Maverick, it looked like he was hardly directing him at all, like the horse knew exactly what he wanted the moment he wanted it. Incredible relationship
Horses are incredible at picking up cues and body language. Some you can ride without reins because they feel when you ride them exactly when you want to turn or slow down or go faster. They are truly incredible creatures and I owe my life to them.
My step dad was an amazing horse trainer. He was born in the 1920s and saw horses broke the old brutal way. He said he would never do that and was gentle and understood them. He was so intuitive and just loved them.
After watching our public figures act up in Washington. This video was a real change. Thoroughly enjoyable and relaxing.. one of the nicest and most calming videos I've seen on the internet lately. Everything about the man and the horse just looked honest.
When I hear “Broken in”, I cringe!!! Because that is exactly what they do.... they break the horses spirit, they don’t give the horse a chance to decide, for themselves, if they want to follow or not!! The reason why this horse, adapted so quickly and easily is due to this trainer, listening and seeing all the signs, that this Beautiful horse was telling him!! This was wonderful to watch and having his horse, within the pen, was a brilliant idea!!! The horse knew that he was safe, the other horse was telling him so!!! My Cowgirl hat, off to you, sir!!!! All in a days work.... Lol 💖🐴💖
I feel exactly same. A horse is such a good friend, they trust us with their lives, yet we don't wrap our thoughts around that notion the same as we would if another human did the same. The relationship gives me shivers when I think of the love and loyalty taken for granted.
I am not sure this horse was a wild mustang, perhaps just a semi feral horse which was never saddled
J. Damn .... I said Broken-in, totally different from what your talking about, my friend!! Totally Different!
@@aucuneideejsp8891 he was only 2 years old.
@@nojnoj3069 Not all dog trainers are aggressive with dogs. Some use the same technique as the cowboy here with that colt. Horses are just like big dogs, they want to work for you when they have your trust.
Horses amaze me all the time. I am not yet perfect on the horses I have been riding now and then but the feeling is great, especially when you gallop, it is like you are piercing air.
The horse is not a car or a machine and the idea that a free willed animal would obey you so much deserves much respect and appreciation and I do appreciate this gift.
I wish I could own my horse and ride at weekends into the wood and pastures. Ahhh.
Same it's my dream to have a horse one day and to have that partnership as we learn and live together. All the best to you. As long as you stay keen, you'll get a horse one day, keep working towards your goal :)
That You can Be here at this video appreciating it and Intention therein says alot of Great things about where your relationship with All Life is Unfolding Ali . : ) You Gotta Dream Alittle Dream to Have a Dream Come True .
mad respect for this beautiful person
The relationship between you and your horse and the trust earned, is one of the most amazing things I’ve ever experienced. My sister and I used to ride backwards, and stand up at a gallop, riding with a bare back pad.
This makes me almost weep terribly for all the “broken “ horses I’ve met and remembering how they did it where I grew up.
I couldn’t watch. This is a beautiful true relationship and a joy to see.
This is the wholesome content we need during self isolation
Beautiful. It’s amazing how understanding where the horse is coming from makes the training process go much faster and smoother.
Hello 😊👋.
Monty Roberts was my first connection with treating horses in a humane way...but watching this relationship build so quickly between Jimmy and the colt was so healing in this time of cruel destruction...thank you...I'm going to watch it again.
this is not just trust....this is love at it's finest! congratiulations sir!
My dad was violent with us kid's & we "respected" him out of fear. He was the same with horses. He wouldn't let me around bcz I'd be screaming, nauseated & heartsick. So watching this is so very good for my heart.
I've seen VIDEO of an Indian tribe that would either pen or tie the horse where they could eat, then they'd lie down around it or even sleep near it. The horse lost their fear of the presence of man that way.
Old school vs New school. New school creats a better animal. The same with Elephants. Both animals equally intelligent.
@@jpascaln Being abusive isn't being old school. There are plenty of old school men with kind hearts that didn't behave that way with their children and animals.
@@saltycat662 nowadays there is plenty of abusive people as well but gotta agree that positive training is getting more exposure than it used to
@@reniferZiolo in a way i think okd school had plenty of nurturing treatment, similarly to this. But its easier to remember the shocking thsn the typical. Evenrually the shocking, due to sheer efficiency, became the norm. A lot of history is seen through this prism. Kind of like survivor bias, but inverted. We only focus on the planes that didnt make it rsther than all of those that did make it. Similarly when looking st history and even nature we are looking at that whoch is shocking, depressing, or brutal, because apart from those few moments everyrhing is rsther bliss.
You just described my father and the way he treated his horses. I plan to do the opposite with my children and horses though! Break the cycle, it's up to you :)
That's the most beautiful bit of psychology applied with love that I've ever seen.
That was very moving. I wish all horses would be "started" by Jimmy Anderson or someone with his skills.
Simply beautiful! I don't know much about horses but can see when theres a special relationship with trust & respect and really listening to the horse. I'd love to pay you a visit & watch you work. I was tearfull watching this, really moving, an absolute joy to watch a bond grow. Thank you for sharing
Shiver almost looks like Spirit stallion of the Cimarron. Childhood 😭
So true. He even acts like him and has a similar background to him.
My favourite childhood movie 😋😍
The best childhood movie ever😭❤️
Literally the best movie, I'm 21 and it still holds a special place in my heart. I rewatch it all the time 😭♥️
@@mariahughes447 yess ❤️❤️ he really looks the spirit from the movie. Same colour, same actions. Horses are my fav 😇❤️
6:06 That was the CUTEST thing He Rested his Neck end Head over the hind end of the other horse 🐴 while he was climbing on.
Now that's a real cowboy taking care of his horse as well so good to see. This is a Canadian show is that correct watching this from Sydney Australia
This is absolutely beautiful.
When you watch too much red dead redemption 2
Exactly xD
hahahah
😂😂he did make some noises like the horses in the game😂
It's made me want a horse!!
That's EXACTLY why I think this video is in my reccomended
During the old days, horses needed to be broken to be able to ride and command. Now it's amazing to see people earning their trust and loyalty through respect. Truly an amazing animal
They didn’t “need to be broken” humans needed them broken.
It’s hard for us today to realize that in the “Old days” horses were the same as our “cars” and many other things. In a sense, they were just tools. Certainly those that were “daily”riders were well nurtured, but a horse was “one horsepower”. So in turn, the way they were looked at was certainly different than we see them today.
Not agreeing at all with Breaking an amazing creature like that, but, in those days and even today many relationships start with dominance that you’d like to believe evolved into a mutual trusting/respectful one. Not my way. Just a way
@@jcmass41 perfect response. It gets you thinking for sure. I am 5’1 and I have a huge German shepherd dog, I get it. I worked my butt off to get the relationship I have with this knucklehead. It was hard for me, because he isn’t a “friendly” dog. He just likes us. I had to learn that was ok, and it was my job to tell people to leave him alone. He isn’t dangerous, but he sure looks and acts like he is. He is 135 pounds. I for sure see the general principles. I feel guilty because I had so many dogs before, I learned from a trainer. I will never do it “my way” again.
@@tj6930 So, you claim that "bronco busters" of past, those intelligent observers of equine behavior, were essentially "wrong", or outright "guilty"?
They never " needed to be broken!"
Did you know that Native Americans would teach horses to accept a rider by the man friend mounting the horse in a stream or standing water...doesn't matter. The water is a calming influence to horses and Native Americans are grateful to the Creator for all things in nature. They do not fear, but look at all things as creations put here for their benefit and respectful appreciation. They do not fear horses, they consider them part of their household as much as another human of that household. We could learn so much if we learned to not fear!
What a BEAUTIFUL story
At 68 years of age I rescued nice quarter horse gelding to save him from going back to the auction so he wouldn't go back to a kill buyers pen. He was pulled from kill pen and was sold to a girl but they did not realize he had pain issue at canter and finally pushed back. He was thought to have a training issue but a horse with a brand from a good ranch does not need training. He was nice and happy at walk trot and had an awesome whoa. I bought him to find a good home and was going to tell them he was walk trot for trails. He was only 9years old. 8 yeas old when he went to auction. I found he had a stiffle injury and was sent to auction because that was the end of his ranch work. If you want a wonderful horse for walk trot trail please rescue a ranch gelding and save his life.He may just become your heart horse as mine is.