It's great to see a guy so emotionally involved with his horse. So many guys, and yes a lot of gals too, tend to behave as though their horse was nothing more than a biological machine with no feelings or thoughts of its own. Great job and don't ever change
Clélia O'CONNELL I definitely have. Being in the gaited horse industry (speed racking), you see a lot of Big Lick horse’s (twh) where they apply chemicals to the horses legs and shred the hook off to the quick and apply led blocks to make their steps higher. They act like their horses are just a ticket to a blue ribbon. I hate it.
Because most of the horse world is spun on women. Watch Rick Gore think like a horse. He has changed my life in how I ride and understand about horses and true horsemenship. I've seen abuse at an NBHA show and there is lore of it in equestrian sports.Its not all in what you think but see and come to learn. Rick Gore is my mentor and hope there are more equestrian owners out there, that actually have true horsemenship. He doesn't sugar coat anything so he will relay the honest truth- something to admire
But that is the truth about having animals... We have to be prepared to pay the bill. My dogs cost me also a fortune (airways tickets, vet, medicine, proper food) but if you really love your animals and take them into their best environment and wellfare, it cannot be a sad time when you have to pay the vet. You have to be prepared. I believe they also have health insurance for animals, for the bill is quite high when heath problems occur...
From the thumbnail I immediately recognised this vet. Good choice Matt, the vets at the Lingehoeve are great. It is indeed expensive, but don't we all want our horses to be healthy and feeling great? Unfortunately I've been a regular visitor at the Lingehoeve with my horses.. Luckily it is close by for me (15 minute drive). Last time I didn't have to pay, because I had to go back after a dentist treatment (horse didn't want to eat at all!). They said it was included in their service, gave me a list of tips and tricks and wanted to help my horse until he could eat normal again. Overall, only positive experiences with the Lingehoeve for me! :)
Inside (not just 'around') his booty. Owieee! Chase gave a really hard kick-poor boy! I might have done worse than just one big kick! Chase contained himself pretty darn well there. Good, well behaved horse!
I’m so glad you got Chase diagnosed so quickly. More than anything I’m glad it can be taken care of. I love your videos your amazing with your horses as is Jesse.
Thank you for talking about the amount of money one have to be ready to invest when buying a horse ! You never know what may happen and if you want to "use" a horse you have to be careful for his health.
@@bridgetconnor1447 actually, there are things that a chiropractor won't be able to diagnose properly. And even though the horse is "radioactive" for a couple of hours, it's not dangerous. Effectively, it's just like a CAT scan for horses. Also, it is extremely efficient in diagnosing arthritis, for example.
@@mycroftholmes8261 I would not take a radioactive injection into my own body and the horses don't get to have a say in this decision. If diagnosing lameness causes other serious health problems later on, you have to ask yourself if it was really worth it. Maybe 6 months out to pasture could have cured the problem much more naturally. so I reiterate I would not take that chance with my horse.
@@bridgetconnor1447 imo it is a good way to diagnose unclear lameness and spot where the problem is, but of course everyone can and should decide that for themselves / their own horse! 😊
@@bridgetconnor1447 I don't mean to sound condescending, but I think someone having studied nothing else than veterinay medicine for 8 years and then practising all their life, knows better than you. Sorry but that's the truth. Radioactivity is only ever damaging if you expose yourself every day for years. Medical personnel have to be careful. Humans and horses getting an X-ray or a sctintigraphy once? No, not dangerous. Are you saying that if you were hit by a car and the doctors needed to do this type of diagnostics, you would refuse? I mean, you can hurt yourself all you want and deny treatment, but please don't take care of an animal if you aren't going to help them when they need it. You didn't go to vet school, you think that "radioactive" is a scary spooky word and that it is 100% damaging. It's not. I worked at an equine hospital for 5 years, we use this diagnostic all the time, as well as X-rays. They are fantastic tools. They would never even be approved for diagnostics if they had any adverse effects. They've been in testing for decades before finally being used at hospitals. They save horses' lives. Having one treatment is not even close to being a problem. Maybe you should study a bit before making blanket statements and assumptions. Again, you can deny yourself treatment all you want, but please don't make animals suffer because you think all radioactive compounds are dangerous, when in fact scintigraphy is extremely helpful. Stay in school :-)
"Chase was very excited. He was screaming as we were driving in." After a long day away, my horse would start screaming too. Even in an enclosed trailer and driving up to several hundred miles, he always knew when we hit our driveway. Then the other horses would start screaming in return, welcoming him home. Precious moments I miss.
Hi, Matt, I really enjoyed this video and your comments. It is so true that when you have a by pet, you must be 100 percent committed, and provide for them. Your kindness and love are so evident in this scenario, as Chase obviously completely trusts you. He is such a stunning horse who is obviously very well treated. I love when you took him home to his buddies. The whole video was just wonderful. You have a heart of gold. ☺️♥️♥️🤗🤗👏👏👏🕊️🕊️🕊️🐎
Thank you Matt for being willing to show your vulnerability. Animals are worth caring deeply about and showing how much you love them is beautiful. A,great example for anyone interested in animals.
I am so glad that you know Chase so well. You knew something was off and took him to the vet, who seems to be an excellent equine vet. I am stateside so I only can give my educated opinion on the vet. Your dedication to Chase shows how much you care for and about him. Great to hear that it is a treatable problem and that he will bounce back from it.
I don't know if this message will get 2 U but wanted to tell you how precious your animals are. I wasn't expecting the black horse to answer you when you asked if he missed Chase, I lost it. LOL.. These horses are just ADORABLE and your doing a very good job with them. God Bless U and your horses.
This was a really great video. Very informative, lots of fun, and mostly just so heartwarming. Who doesn’t love Matt’s little horse family?? They’re the best!!! 🥰🥰🥰 Love you guys!!! Happy Chase is back home! 💗
3.000 euros is so affordable for such quality vet work! Im a vet student in Denmark, pretty sure it would have been at least twice that much for that amount of work and 4 days of being admitted at our university hospital.. hope he gets back to feeling better soon!
Thank you so much for posting - SO informative. Awesome vet clinic. I love the fact that they actually test lameness on difference surfaces and with the coloured bricks laid out in the courtyard they can achieve consistency. Very nice to see that you actually handle your own horse and have such a strong rapport with him. Chase is stunning. 😊
When Matt was talking and the pony was going wild I wish the filmer had shown the shot. I loved this video. I am so glad to have seen the vet visit. Great that the vet was thorough. The family reunion was so incredible. The little pony is too beyond precious in his little blanket and so cute how he was running around trying to get it on it. The reunion was beautiful. Hope Chase feels better.
I loved seeing the re-union of Chase and the mare and pony...sooo adorable! That's what I call LOVE. It's so cool that you could tell that something was wrong with him. That's how I am with my dogs. I can look in their eyes and just know.
It's strange, 3,5 weeks ago I had to put my horse down in that clinic. Now I suddenly se that everybody is going there. Unfortunately the same man who helped you, could not save my horse. But i'm really glad he can help you!
Excellent video!!! Love the way you spotted that something was wrong with Chase and took action right away. And, you hit the hammer on the nail about the high vet costs, a separate "health account" with lots of $$$ for one's horse is a must. Thank you for taking us with you on this journey with Chase, I know I was anxious to know what was wrong and hoping Chase would be ok. On a different note; my heart goes out to Jesse, poor guy was limping and looked like he was in pain and he still drove Chase for an hour and a half! - what a sweet soul, sending healthy thoughts to Jesse and Chase. :-)
good luck for the further treatment, i’m sure Chase is going to be his old self very soon. Also, Annie stepping back when you opened the gate, wish the horses at my barn would be that smart 😂
I understand it’s a frustrating time. My horse has coliced (not bad) every day for the past week. She is on special, high-quality food for her stomach, and multiple (EXPENSIVE) meds from the vet. It’s just so frustrating. Best of luck to you.
Wishing you the best of luck with her ♥️ My gelding has been sick for an unknown reason,he's also become extremely lame , the vets said it's like a mix of a cold ,cancer, arthritis....he's an outside horse (24/7 there's a heated shelter for him and his buddies and heated water) the other horses never got it and it's been a month of seeing the vets and still nothing,he also comes from a horrible background and he might be an inbred because he's a 16 year old Clydesdale and heir huge horses but he's 13 hands and pretty small for his breed..... He might get uthanized if nothing comes up next weekend , wishing you the best of luck again
I'm not so sure about that x). They would say after 10min riding them : you are a pain in the back ! And after a day in a stable : my legs feel heavy let me out, and my stomach ache because I need to eat all day long, and so on !!!
Matt and Jessie ur very good horse people. I’m not surprised At all . Wishing Chase a speedy recovery. Give the Big Guy A great big hug from me . Thank you for making this.
I can't believe that Chase was near me. The vet's literally 5 minutes away from where I live. So cool! Although I hope he won't be near me more often, as that would not be good news.
As I vet student this was really interesting! And about the paying - YES! So true. When I do shifts I often see a horse that would have chances and an owner who doesn't want to pay, so the horse dies... I hope to meet a lot of horse owners like you in the future!
Thanks for the update, it was really interesting. Caring for an animal can be very expensive, but as an owner it’s your responsibility to provide the best care possible.
Glad you have a diagnosis and YES as owners we usually do know when there is something not quite right with our animals :) Thank you for sharing all the diagnostic testing that is available these days - that is very interesting. I look forward to an update on Chasey Boy.
You are such a responsible and caring owner. Thanks for being an example of good horse care and also the responsibility and potential cost that comes with giving your horse the most comprehensive care possible.
Lar In Vermont as a human we have some understanding and doctors tell us before doing exams but with horses some strange dude you’ve never met is poking and prodding you and you have no clue why, that must be so horrible no wonder he was happy to be home
@@hollychantelle4467 Being the 4th generation of a breeding family, I discovered 60 years ago that our friends put up with it only because they trust us.
Lar In Vermont truly is beautiful seeing the trust! Not the same but I have a rescue french bulldog and seeing her trust me so much makes me cry at times, from the moment I met her she showed so much trust in me to keep her safe, makes me so happy to know she trusts me!
The love & bond you have with your beautiful boy is so lovey to witness- not that we All don't feel the same way with our 4-legged family... but the care & concern is palpable. Tears of joy for you your herd!
Chase is so well behaved and brave and he knows how much he is loved, so cute his home coming and his horse family soo pleased to see him hope his is feeling better soon x
Chase is a literal spitting image of my mare, just taller 😂😂 and the personalities are very similar too And oml I want your horses, they are all just 😍😍😍
Poor Chase and your bank account. Really happy to see that you love him so much that you went to the vet. I´m also very happy that you took us with you. Important to show the good and the bad when it comes to horses. Now we all are keeping our fingers crossed that he will be okay ❤️
Awe, our pleasure Matt. Thank you for taking us along with you. It makes me so happy to see how happy the horses were to see each other again. Just melts my heart. I'm also happy you figured that there was something wrong with Chase and had him looked at. You are the best. Again, thank you for taking us along with you. You are never alone LOL. We are here for you. Have a happy day!
You have done an amazing job loving & working with your baby Chase!!! He's absolutely gorgeous and so well behaved!!... such a good boy!! Wishing all the best for him and you all!!
I know your concern Matt, my mare had been limping on and off and I kept seeing my regular vet for it but they could never find a cause (not thier fault, thier facilities aren't rlly up to date and they don't have access to x-rays) so I took her to a more well established facility and they found she has Navicular. It's always worth it to do a full work up the first go round so youre not chasing rabbits.
I am fairly long in the tooth and young people get on my nerves BUT that said, you know your stuff and more importantly you care about your horses which is great even though you are left handed and would have been burnt at the stake back in the day . Respect
This is absolutely a video to parents thinking of buying their child a horse! Or just about anyone who doesn`t know how much it cost to own a horse. Thank you for being so open about it, a lot of people don`t wanna talk about what the cost are. And I`ve seen people getting a horse not preparing to pay for it. And when they can`t pay for their horse, sadly the horse is the one taking the consequences.
Really sad this is happening to you Matt. Kind of the same thing happened with Sita, we went to the vet a few weeks ago and we also need to just walk for 2 months (Maybe even more). Also problems with her pelvis and neck, compensating, stress. So weird to see this now! Just hope he is feeling better soon! Keep us updated!
Loved the horsey family reunion, and that Chase started calling out when he got home in the trailer. Animals knowso much more than what we give them credit for, so very very smart. Thanks for the update Matt, so happy this is all treatable, Chase will enjoy all the extra love in the coming months and we will love the updates
it is SO refreshing seeing a video with a stunning horse that is obviously loved and well looked after, he is a well balanced boy and so gentle, respectful and patient. You do look after them physically and mentally
This reminded me so much of when I took my horse to a clinic in Germany, after the three vets I used in Norway couldn´t figure out what was wrong. She also got a scintigraphy, as well as other examinations. The whole process is very tough and tiring, but it truly shows how much you care for Chase. There is no doubt you love him and would do whatever it takes to keep him happy and sound! Looking forward to new updates, fingers crossed he will be 100% healthy soon!
My Grandfather always said the cheapest part of having a horse is buying one. One thing that I enjoy watching you for is that you treat and educate that horses are living, breathing, feeling beings. You make the commitment to take one into your family and then care for them like family. You completely fit the moto of my family, take care of your animals before yourself. Thank you for letting people see that this is how a relationship with an animal should be.
You are the first horse you tuber in the Netherlands who is absolutely open and honest about what is wrong with his horse even about the costs praise you for that!!! All the best to Chase and you! And Henk is the best I know many horses he has helped ver the years when other clinics could not find the problem hè idd including my own first horse Pandora who saidly has passed but because of the Lingehoeve we had a lot of great years!
Thanks for being so transparent and having us join you guys to the vet! I feel like most people tend to be be a bit secretive whenever there's something wrong with their horse, which I understand, but it's very interesting to get an impression of the exemenations Chase had to go through. Hope he gets better soon! 💐
Chase is trying to get all the dr smells off. You're one very wonderful young man for caring about the well being of Chase. Not very many individuals really take the responsibility of their animal's seriously, their just animals. But you and Jesse are 2 of the best people I have ever watched. So proud of you both. I've watched this before but its still nice to see again.
Chase resting his head in Matt his hands. Had the same thing when Sita went to the vet and got an injection. Adorable❤️
Wow je bent yt coment populair dammnnn
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Chase resting his head in Matt's hands* LOL
@@dylanskilton2723 whaaaa 😳. I don't believe you sexualized it!
Like your Mom does to all the Navy? You POS.
"Sadness and gray, what's new" what a mood lol
Typical dutch weather :P
In arab countries its called "London Weather", ofcourse everybody goes out and take pictures. We love it.
I couldn’t stop laughing when the wind blew through his hair lmao😂
Yes. That was wonderful 😁😁😁
Best part of the video by far!
same hahaha
Meggie Khantsis I could stop laughing when he said” it’s so bright damn it”
Meggie Khantsis
Right? His hair stood straight up. 😂😂
It's great to see a guy so emotionally involved with his horse. So many guys, and yes a lot of gals too, tend to behave as though their horse was nothing more than a biological machine with no feelings or thoughts of its own. Great job and don't ever change
Never saw a rider who didn't love their horse this way.
Clélia O'CONNELL
I definitely have. Being in the gaited horse industry (speed racking), you see a lot of Big Lick horse’s (twh) where they apply chemicals to the horses legs and shred the hook off to the quick and apply led blocks to make their steps higher. They act like their horses are just a ticket to a blue ribbon. I hate it.
@@analisemcguire752Some traditions are cruel on a horse like horse shoes that have been used for 1,500 years.
Because most of the horse world is spun on women.
Watch Rick Gore think like a horse. He has changed my life in how I ride and understand about horses and true horsemenship. I've seen abuse at an NBHA show and there is lore of it in equestrian sports.Its not all in what you think but see and come to learn.
Rick Gore is my mentor and hope there are more equestrian owners out there, that actually have true horsemenship. He doesn't sugar coat anything so he will relay the honest truth- something to admire
That's why I subscribed to the channel!
don't show your parents this if you are trying to buy a horse - best line ever!!
vareharri
But s o true 🤪
@@StephAnie.... SO TRUE - so funny though
vareharri
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Oh yes.
Greetings and hugs from germany
lol no worries there, my parents wouldn't even pay for my state school college, on my own there
But that is the truth about having animals... We have to be prepared to pay the bill. My dogs cost me also a fortune (airways tickets, vet, medicine, proper food) but if you really love your animals and take them into their best environment and wellfare, it cannot be a sad time when you have to pay the vet. You have to be prepared. I believe they also have health insurance for animals, for the bill is quite high when heath problems occur...
From the thumbnail I immediately recognised this vet. Good choice Matt, the vets at the Lingehoeve are great. It is indeed expensive, but don't we all want our horses to be healthy and feeling great? Unfortunately I've been a regular visitor at the Lingehoeve with my horses.. Luckily it is close by for me (15 minute drive). Last time I didn't have to pay, because I had to go back after a dentist treatment (horse didn't want to eat at all!). They said it was included in their service, gave me a list of tips and tricks and wanted to help my horse until he could eat normal again. Overall, only positive experiences with the Lingehoeve for me! :)
They looked like they did a good job, very thorough and thoughtful!
No different from the vets I use! All guess work!
Chase is so well behaved, such a lovely horse 😊❤️
As he kicks the vet XD XD (kidding he is great)
Why does the horse need 2 be well behaved? For whom?
@@robyndismon394 Well, if a horse is kicking and freaking out, it's hard for the vet to examine the horse.
Chase is SO pretty!!😍
Ja han er så smuk😍
Ida Skafte Bendsen fr tho 😍
Hej Ida!
Hest
Ida Skafte Bendsen Not as pretty as Matt 😂😍
You should do a video about how you and Jesse met, and talk more about your decision to move to the Netherland!
Are they lovers or what's their relationship?
Satinka As far as I know they are friends 😊
@@Snowboardergirl1455 oh ok, thanks ☺️
I thought they were brothers ;-;
They are gay
Matt his reaction when he sees Chase again is Just soul-melting
Okay but when Annie Saw Chase again was Just too Sweet omg
Every horse should be so lucky to have an owner like you who loves him and takes such good care of him! He’s beautiful. Hope he’s feeling better!
It feels like Chase is getting the best care possible, and that's a wonderful thing. Look forward to updates.
He did NOT appreciate the doc being around his booty 😂
Banshee Queen in*😂😂😂😂😂
Inside (not just 'around') his booty. Owieee! Chase gave a really hard kick-poor boy! I might have done worse than just one big kick! Chase contained himself pretty darn well there. Good, well behaved horse!
Can you please make a full House tour?
Yess! I was just going to comment the same question!
better make a... *horse*-tour
Yes, I was thinking the same thing!!!
Yasss
hope its nothing serious he's a big fella but with an even bigger heart we all love you chase
love from australia XX
Matt: "The vibe in here is just terrible"
Jesse: "How come?" *Points the camera to a horse skeleton*
Glad you realized something was wrong with him and got him help before things could have got worse. Also happy late birthday!
Good catch, Matt!
Chase is being a very good boy! And he looks hilariously funny with his ears pulled forward!
0:25 me when I wake up in the morning 😂also is it just me or does everyone else also love the sound of horse hooves on concrete?
Chase is such a good boy! He deserves a Nobel Prize!
WAIT!!! YOUR A LEFTY!?!
Tilly Too i think it’s a joke lol
I am a lefty and what's wrong with being a lefty
I’m so glad you got Chase diagnosed so quickly. More than anything I’m glad it can be taken care of. I love your videos your amazing with your horses as is Jesse.
Him kissing and loving on Chase during it all made my heart melt! Love that he always puts his horses well being first, no matter the cost!
I believe most horse people do. I know that I certainly do.
Is Chase always that sweet? He's just darling!
Thank you for talking about the amount of money one have to be ready to invest when buying a horse ! You never know what may happen and if you want to "use" a horse you have to be careful for his health.
*casualy chatting about radioactive horses
I don't think I would risk it with my horse. Radioactive??? I would call the chiropractor instead.
@@bridgetconnor1447 actually, there are things that a chiropractor won't be able to diagnose properly. And even though the horse is "radioactive" for a couple of hours, it's not dangerous. Effectively, it's just like a CAT scan for horses. Also, it is extremely efficient in diagnosing arthritis, for example.
@@mycroftholmes8261 I would not take a radioactive injection into my own body and the horses don't get to have a say in this decision. If diagnosing lameness causes other serious health problems later on, you have to ask yourself if it was really worth it. Maybe 6 months out to pasture could have cured the problem much more naturally. so I reiterate I would not take that chance with my horse.
@@bridgetconnor1447 imo it is a good way to diagnose unclear lameness and spot where the problem is, but of course everyone can and should decide that for themselves / their own horse! 😊
@@bridgetconnor1447 I don't mean to sound condescending, but I think someone having studied nothing else than veterinay medicine for 8 years and then practising all their life, knows better than you. Sorry but that's the truth. Radioactivity is only ever damaging if you expose yourself every day for years. Medical personnel have to be careful. Humans and horses getting an X-ray or a sctintigraphy once? No, not dangerous. Are you saying that if you were hit by a car and the doctors needed to do this type of diagnostics, you would refuse? I mean, you can hurt yourself all you want and deny treatment, but please don't take care of an animal if you aren't going to help them when they need it. You didn't go to vet school, you think that "radioactive" is a scary spooky word and that it is 100% damaging. It's not. I worked at an equine hospital for 5 years, we use this diagnostic all the time, as well as X-rays. They are fantastic tools. They would never even be approved for diagnostics if they had any adverse effects. They've been in testing for decades before finally being used at hospitals. They save horses' lives. Having one treatment is not even close to being a problem. Maybe you should study a bit before making blanket statements and assumptions. Again, you can deny yourself treatment all you want, but please don't make animals suffer because you think all radioactive compounds are dangerous, when in fact scintigraphy is extremely helpful. Stay in school :-)
I love how much this horse trusts you. He is always so relaxed and he seems to have a great bond with you. Bless you both.
What a patient and polite horse you have, he is just gorgeous.
"Chase was very excited. He was screaming as we were driving in." After a long day away, my horse would start screaming too. Even in an enclosed trailer and driving up to several hundred miles, he always knew when we hit our driveway. Then the other horses would start screaming in return, welcoming him home. Precious moments I miss.
Hi, Matt, I really enjoyed this video and your comments. It is so true that when you have a by pet, you must be 100 percent committed, and provide for them. Your kindness and love are so evident in this scenario, as Chase obviously completely trusts you. He is such a stunning horse who is obviously very well treated. I love when you took him home to his buddies. The whole video was just wonderful. You have a heart of gold. ☺️♥️♥️🤗🤗👏👏👏🕊️🕊️🕊️🐎
Thank you Matt for being willing to show your vulnerability. Animals are worth caring deeply about and showing how much you love them is beautiful. A,great example for anyone interested in animals.
Matt is left handed ! Like if you are left handed like Matt to ! Hope chase gets well soon xx
what a great and thorough vet! Really took his time during the health check and explaining everything to you
I am so glad that you know Chase so well. You knew something was off and took him to the vet, who seems to be an excellent equine vet. I am stateside so I only can give my educated opinion on the vet. Your dedication to Chase shows how much you care for and about him. Great to hear that it is a treatable problem and that he will bounce back from it.
I don't know if this message will get 2 U but wanted to tell you how precious your animals are. I wasn't expecting the black horse to answer you when you asked if he missed Chase, I lost it. LOL.. These horses are just ADORABLE and your doing a very good job with them. God Bless U and your horses.
This was a really great video. Very informative, lots of fun, and mostly just so heartwarming. Who doesn’t love Matt’s little horse family?? They’re the best!!! 🥰🥰🥰 Love you guys!!! Happy Chase is back home! 💗
3.000 euros is so affordable for such quality vet work! Im a vet student in Denmark, pretty sure it would have been at least twice that much for that amount of work and 4 days of being admitted at our university hospital.. hope he gets back to feeling better soon!
In the States the bill would have been WAY more than that
Thank you so much for posting - SO informative. Awesome vet clinic. I love the fact that they actually test lameness on difference surfaces and with the coloured bricks laid out in the courtyard they can achieve consistency. Very nice to see that you actually handle your own horse and have such a strong rapport with him. Chase is stunning. 😊
You both look after your horses amazingly they are so Lucky to have you 😊🐴
When Matt was talking and the pony was going wild I wish the filmer had shown the shot. I loved this video. I am so glad to have seen the vet visit. Great that the vet was thorough. The family reunion was so incredible. The little pony is too beyond precious in his little blanket and so cute how he was running around trying to get it on it. The reunion was beautiful. Hope Chase feels better.
I loved seeing the re-union of Chase and the mare and pony...sooo adorable! That's what I call LOVE. It's so cool that you could tell that something was wrong with him. That's how I am with my dogs. I can look in their eyes and just know.
Annie and Bear saying hello to Chase got me awwwwing
Seeing Chase reunited with the other horses brought tears to my eyes. 😍
It's strange, 3,5 weeks ago I had to put my horse down in that clinic. Now I suddenly se that everybody is going there. Unfortunately the same man who helped you, could not save my horse. But i'm really glad he can help you!
Janne Jacobs I hope you’re okay now, i know it’s very traumatic to have your horse put down💔
I lost my horse due to Colic to. I'm so sorry you had to go through the same pain to xx 😔😓
I will pray for you both... its a very sad time to have a horse put down. I lost my sweet Axis this past Christmas day.....
Omg prayers to you
@@brooksfamilychannel4634 really,so sad 😞. I have a bad feeling about this year, because a little girl died,and a boy's mother died.😞
When Chase’s blanket was suddenly gone in the exam room, I was like OMG 😮 naked Chase!
Yeah, it's funny I had that split second reaction. And his coat is brilliant.
Excellent video!!! Love the way you spotted that something was wrong with Chase and took action right away. And, you hit the hammer on the nail about the high vet costs, a separate "health account" with lots of $$$ for one's horse is a must. Thank you for taking us with you on this journey with Chase, I know I was anxious to know what was wrong and hoping Chase would be ok. On a different note; my heart goes out to Jesse, poor guy was limping and looked like he was in pain and he still drove Chase for an hour and a half! - what a sweet soul, sending healthy thoughts to Jesse and Chase. :-)
good luck for the further treatment, i’m sure Chase is going to be his old self very soon. Also, Annie stepping back when you opened the gate, wish the horses at my barn would be that smart 😂
I understand it’s a frustrating time. My horse has coliced (not bad) every day for the past week. She is on special, high-quality food for her stomach, and multiple (EXPENSIVE) meds from the vet. It’s just so frustrating. Best of luck to you.
Amanda Weber hay nets and being stabled a lot might trigger it xx
Bethany Brown thanks! We have been trying to keep her out a lot but thanks to the lovely (not!) weather, she has been in more. Thanks 😊
Wishing you the best of luck with her ♥️
My gelding has been sick for an unknown reason,he's also become extremely lame , the vets said it's like a mix of a cold ,cancer, arthritis....he's an outside horse (24/7 there's a heated shelter for him and his buddies and heated water) the other horses never got it and it's been a month of seeing the vets and still nothing,he also comes from a horrible background and he might be an inbred because he's a 16 year old Clydesdale and heir huge horses but he's 13 hands and pretty small for his breed..... He might get uthanized if nothing comes up next weekend , wishing you the best of luck again
Kodieack Kodie I am so sorry to hear about your gelding. That really stinks. I’ll be praying for you 🙏🐴♥️
And thank you 😊
You take such good care of chase its just lovely to watch you two❤️❤️
Chase is really so sweet and gentle
Good you finally found out what was wrong! So sad horses can't just say when they are not feeling well, would be so much easier ahah!
I'm not so sure about that x). They would say after 10min riding them : you are a pain in the back ! And after a day in a stable : my legs feel heavy let me out, and my stomach ache because I need to eat all day long, and so on !!!
This is the value of being truly in tune with your animals. They will tell us so much when we learn how to listen.
@@creuvette29 🤣
Matt and Jessie ur very good horse people. I’m not surprised
At all . Wishing Chase a speedy recovery. Give the Big Guy
A great big hug from me . Thank you for making this.
I can't believe that Chase was near me. The vet's literally 5 minutes away from where I live. So cool! Although I hope he won't be near me more often, as that would not be good news.
Joëlle Sprangers do you go to the same barn? That would be cool😂!
But I’m Back no, I don’t. But it would’ve been pretty awesome.
*sneezes* “Oh my god it’s so bright Damnit!” That killed me.
As I vet student this was really interesting! And about the paying - YES! So true. When I do shifts I often see a horse that would have chances and an owner who doesn't want to pay, so the horse dies... I hope to meet a lot of horse owners like you in the future!
Omg when you said “ingang” for the first time😂 The second time you said it, it was pretty good tho😉
when did he say it??
Rebecca Høhling 3:15
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I Think it was jesse😂
Jojo mojo no you hear Matt say it the first time, and then Jesse said it and then you hear Matt say it again😂
Thanks for the update, it was really interesting. Caring for an animal can be very expensive, but as an owner it’s your responsibility to provide the best care possible.
Glad you have a diagnosis and YES as owners we usually do know when there is something not quite right with our animals :) Thank you for sharing all the diagnostic testing that is available these days - that is very interesting. I look forward to an update on Chasey Boy.
You are such a responsible and caring owner. Thanks for being an example of good horse care and also the responsibility and potential cost that comes with giving your horse the most comprehensive care possible.
Poor Chase! A medical exam for a horse is no less embarrassing and uncomfortable than it is for a human.
Lar In Vermont as a human we have some understanding and doctors tell us before doing exams but with horses some strange dude you’ve never met is poking and prodding you and you have no clue why, that must be so horrible no wonder he was happy to be home
@@hollychantelle4467 Being the 4th generation of a breeding family, I discovered 60 years ago that our friends put up with it only because they trust us.
Lar In Vermont truly is beautiful seeing the trust! Not the same but I have a rescue french bulldog and seeing her trust me so much makes me cry at times, from the moment I met her she showed so much trust in me to keep her safe, makes me so happy to know she trusts me!
Way to anthropomorphize it
@@abbymurer what a limited viewpoint, and contrary to a long accumulation of evidence.
Chase trusts you so much, Matt, what a lovely partnership you have! ❤️ Hope Chase is feeling 100% as soon as possible!
When chase came home, and the horses were so excited to see him. Cutest ever ❤️
The love & bond you have with your beautiful boy is so lovey to witness- not that we All don't feel the same way with our 4-legged family... but the care & concern is palpable. Tears of joy for you your herd!
This is the only reason I watch TH-cam 😂🧡
same
Ahah same lol
"This better not be a flower shop!"
"We have a big flower, we've come to fertilize.." 😂😂😂
Chase is so well behaved and brave and he knows how much he is loved, so cute his home coming and his horse family soo pleased to see him hope his is feeling better soon x
When you find out that matt is left handed and you’re shooketh 😂
Left-handed people tend to be really cool like Matt
@@blkluvla thank you 😂
"we were even late" LOL disappointed but not surprised
Chase is a literal spitting image of my mare, just taller 😂😂 and the personalities are very similar too
And oml I want your horses, they are all just 😍😍😍
Poor Chase and your bank account. Really happy to see that you love him so much that you went to the vet. I´m also very happy that you took us with you. Important to show the good and the bad when it comes to horses. Now we all are keeping our fingers crossed that he will be okay ❤️
Matt, you two are perfectly matched for each other. He's very lucky to have you. Chase is so beautifully proportioned. He's such a lovely horse!
What a good boy!!! He is incredibly well behaved!!!!
Lefty’s for life!!! Where my left handlers squad at?
Hereeeee one year later!
Awe, our pleasure Matt. Thank you for taking us along with you. It makes me so happy to see how happy the horses were to see each other again. Just melts my heart. I'm also happy you figured that there was something wrong with Chase and had him looked at. You are the best. Again, thank you for taking us along with you. You are never alone LOL. We are here for you. Have a happy day!
You have done an amazing job loving & working with your baby Chase!!! He's absolutely gorgeous and so well behaved!!... such a good boy!! Wishing all the best for him and you all!!
I know your concern Matt, my mare had been limping on and off and I kept seeing my regular vet for it but they could never find a cause (not thier fault, thier facilities aren't rlly up to date and they don't have access to x-rays) so I took her to a more well established facility and they found she has Navicular. It's always worth it to do a full work up the first go round so youre not chasing rabbits.
"Its so bright! Damn it!"
Lol
I am fairly long in the tooth and young people get on my nerves BUT that said, you know your stuff and more importantly you care about your horses which is great even though you are left handed and would have been burnt at the stake back in the day
. Respect
This is absolutely a video to parents thinking of buying their child a horse! Or just about anyone who doesn`t know how much it cost to own a horse. Thank you for being so open about it, a lot of people don`t wanna talk about what the cost are. And I`ve seen people getting a horse not preparing to pay for it. And when they can`t pay for their horse, sadly the horse is the one taking the consequences.
Really sad this is happening to you Matt. Kind of the same thing happened with Sita, we went to the vet a few weeks ago and we also need to just walk for 2 months (Maybe even more). Also problems with her pelvis and neck, compensating, stress. So weird to see this now! Just hope he is feeling better soon! Keep us updated!
8:32 HIS EARS😂😂😂
Loved the horsey family reunion, and that Chase started calling out when he got home in the trailer. Animals knowso much more than what we give them credit for, so very very smart. Thanks for the update Matt, so happy this is all treatable, Chase will enjoy all the extra love in the coming months and we will love the updates
it is SO refreshing seeing a video with a stunning horse that is obviously loved and well looked after, he is a well balanced boy and so gentle, respectful and patient. You do look after them physically and mentally
its so stressful when the furbabys are sick
I am so glad chase is back and doing well. 😄 Be careful how you bring him back into work. Horses are so fragile. Good luck 😄😄😄
I just love bears little coats
Thank you for the video and for showing us what a horse vet does. Best wishes to Chase to get well soon. You are a good dad!
I just love how you took care of Chase. What a great video. Thanks so much.
I legit wait for these videos to come out like every day 😂
Oh my god at 8:50 he looks adorable😭😂
What a beautiful , kind person you are, you love your animals and they clearly love you as well. Best wishes for his full recovery.
I am crying here. Poor Chase. God bless you for being proactive in discovering his needs. I’m so very relieved.
The fact that Chase was radioactive for a couple days made me wheeze
Scared me for chase
It's all sadness and grey what's new I was dying lol 🤣🤣
This reminded me so much of when I took my horse to a clinic in Germany, after the three vets I used in Norway couldn´t figure out what was wrong. She also got a scintigraphy, as well as other examinations. The whole process is very tough and tiring, but it truly shows how much you care for Chase. There is no doubt you love him and would do whatever it takes to keep him happy and sound! Looking forward to new updates, fingers crossed he will be 100% healthy soon!
Bless you for taking such good care of your helpless dependants. Not all do. And that is criminal. The homecoming with the herd is SO sweet 😄
Love the sound of his hooves .
There are only two channels I actually love to watch, and they are yours and Jesse’s😂♥️
My Grandfather always said the cheapest part of having a horse is buying one. One thing that I enjoy watching you for is that you treat and educate that horses are living, breathing, feeling beings. You make the commitment to take one into your family and then care for them like family. You completely fit the moto of my family, take care of your animals before yourself. Thank you for letting people see that this is how a relationship with an animal should be.
You are the first horse you tuber in the Netherlands who is absolutely open and honest about what is wrong with his horse even about the costs praise you for that!!! All the best to Chase and you! And Henk is the best I know many horses he has helped ver the years when other clinics could not find the problem hè idd including my own first horse Pandora who saidly has passed but because of the Lingehoeve we had a lot of great years!
Dangerous lead rope 😂🐴🐴.
Chase is the cutest 😍
I just love Chase he is so pretty!!!❤️😍 and your shetland is pretty to!!❤️
Thanks for being so transparent and having us join you guys to the vet! I feel like most people tend to be be a bit secretive whenever there's something wrong with their horse, which I understand, but it's very interesting to get an impression of the exemenations Chase had to go through. Hope he gets better soon! 💐
Chase is trying to get all the dr smells off. You're one very wonderful young man for caring about the well being of Chase. Not very many individuals really take the responsibility of their animal's seriously, their just animals. But you and Jesse are 2 of the best people I have ever watched. So proud of you both. I've watched this before but its still nice to see again.