PERCHERON RESCUE HORSE with ACHEY MUSCLES gets a CHIRO ADJUSTMENT!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- April is a 17 year old Percheron Cross (breed). In this video, Dr. Doug, The Animal Cracker does a full body chiropractic adjustment, with the help of her trainer Shelby!
The Percheron is a breed of draft horse that originated in the Huisne river valley in western France, part of the former Perche province from which the breed takes its name. Usually gray or black in color, Percherons are well muscled, and known for their intelligence and willingness to work. (wikipedia)
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That was a ton of adjustments. She had to feel to much relief. Lovely chestnut color and a sweet disposition.
I think so too! She really is beautiful! Thanks GJ!!
I love seeing how the animals respond to Dr. Willen. He's probably doing things they've never experienced, and is a stranger handling them, but they trust him. April is an anxious horse, but acts affectionately towards him.
Such a beautiful horse. It always amazes me how April doesn't just walk or trot away from you when you poke, prod and manipulate her body. You definitely convey your true communication with your clients. Such a great gift.
For some reason I think there is a more genuine reaction from animals and you really had some good reactions from her.❤️ I have back issues and I’m feeling more confident to have some work done too
Hi Joanne, yes, horses do react. It's great to see. I hope you get the care that you need. Keep me posted. Doc
She'll feel better now. Just don't forget to mention Doc, but that after an adjustment, no riding for 24 to 48 hrs so that it takes. I tend to lean more towards the 48 hrs., but I but then I'm dealing with horses recovering from injury that have just gotten back into light flat work or trail rides at the walk with small open and clear areas where I can trot for 2 mins or so, but then back to walk. Best Regards and Stay Safe Everyone!! From Ontario, Canada, Jenn.
HI Jenn! That's a great point, and I often talk about that with the owners. Monday, I worked on 7 horses, and we had that discussion after I finished. I am so grateful that you visit this channel!
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen I'm so happy I found it!! LOL Have a great weekend and Stay Safe Doc!!
April was a great 👍patient, didn’t give you any trouble. You did a lot for her Dr Willen and I’m sure she feels a lot better. We love your videos doc, keep them coming and educate us, have a nice week.
Hi Emma, thank you for connecting... I always love your comments, support, kindness, and feedback! Have a great weekend!
We had a chiropractor who also worked on animals! She even did a camel once! She worked on our dogs and us too. She was also our friend. She moved to Florida!! She was the best, no other doctor is like her. She is truly missed!! I am addicted to your channel now! Love your work and how much love you show the animals!!
I could actually hear the cracks, April will feel so much better I'm sure, you're amazing.👍❤️
Thanks Nina! Great to have you here. I could hear the pops in a few places, too.
She'll feel a lot better now 👍🐎
I think it was helpful, thank you, Iron!
I love watching the response immediately in the animals eyes and stance when the dr is done
I've noticed on some of videos the trouble spots match up where edge of a saddle would go. Could saddles be causing more problems. Maybe saddles should be designed more ergonomically.
April is a lovely looking girl. She responded really well. Thank you to the people involved in caring at gentle giants and yourself
Thank you Sandra! I love working with the rescue farms!
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen I enjoy watching you work. You are patient, calm and reassuring to the animals that you work with along with the people that care for them. The explanations that you give for why you do things the way you do are clear and concise which is very refreshing.
@@sandrasmith16 Thanks Sandra! 🙏
You got April's bad rib spot at 16:43 and the twitching stopped. 17:56 is where I think April really benefited when you handled her Left TMJ. You really get a work out moving that bale around but so sweet that you gave April some needed help in the month of April....could not of been planned any better than that.
Hi Josette, I didn't think of that, "April in April", but that is perfect! Thank you for the timestamps. The twitching is very interesting to see. It's so visual, to see the before and after.
My grandpa was a hard wood logger and had Clydesdales and Percheron horses to get the trees out where mechanical means couldn’t get in. He didn’t believe in damaging the forest to get the downed trees out. My mom rode them bareback as a kid and loved them. This is a great organization and you help the horses so much. We need to stop the export of horses for slaughter like this. Ty for raising public awareness!
Lady wouldn't you avoid that big piece of metal being force into your mouth? If you need bit to control your horse than don't know what your doing, in regards to controlling A HORSE
Always good to see another video Doc! Heard those cracks for sure! 🐶💯. Great results as usual! 👍🏽
Thanks 👍 Calvin, thank you for watching! I have to watch your NEW VIDEO later today. It is on my schedule already. Love your videos! Great fun doggie videos always brighten my day!
This was excellent. I loved April's responses to the adjustments. You've made another friend.
What a sweet mare. And very obvious she likes you Doc!
As a person dealing with chronic pain for years and having treatments also. It feels so good.
I love you for what you do for all these animals. So much kindness. God bless you always. Love your videos too🤗
Hi Jacquey, Thank you so much!
I absolutely love how thorough you are, Doc. I wish I could get the same from the animal chiropractors here. I had to remind Debbie to check Mary Nikita's spine.
awww, I hope to meet you one day.
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen me and the horses will be delighted if that wish came true! 😊👏🙏
@@haarshabalraj You never know! One day I plan to travel and shoot some videos!
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen Yay!!! 😊
What pretty horse! Some nice adjustments for April. I'd wonder if her left tmj will stay in, her skull looks a little crooked on that side, just the way she was born. She's a little sensitive, but those adjustments already helped her.
It usually takes a few adjustments. The best situation is for me to visit a farm on a regular basis. My life is not moving in that direction at this time. It's been a strange year!
Man, you find killer horses! ☺ April is beautiful. For slaughter!!!! Bloody evil trade. Thanks, Steve from England.
Thanks for watching Steve!
Sweet April. You can see her processing every ajustment. She is a little slower then the others I saw you ajust. She is insecure and has trust issues, that's why she didn't relax as much when you were near her head. She had a hard life. Good job again doc😘
Yes, Shrek did talk of layers, in onions. Then Donkey decided that cakes were better than onions. 😂
Hahaha, I love that movie! Hi Haarsha! Thanks for being here!
April is such a beautiful horse
Thank you!
Doc, how do you NOT wear a steel plate up front for any spasmatic forward kicks?! How many times have you been kneed?!
Doing good stuff my man, good stuff.
She was relaxing and getting sleepy looking as he worked on you. When I had adjustment I would fall asleep afterward. It was awesome.
TH-cam put you in my recommended about a month ago, I've been binging you ever since.
Could you speak to 'armatures' doing adjustments?
A little is better than nothing?
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Will do more harm than good?
Shrek- ogres have many layers, ( like an onion) if one is out of balance the whole structure is off.
Animal Cracker before bed is always good😎
Hi Vaga, I loved the movie Shrek! I relate to Shrek! The Donkey, too, sometimes. Thanks for watching the videos. Doc
@@kennethsteelhammer Yes I’ve had a few extra late ones recently! Always was more of a night owl type. Missed our sleeping with one eye open CEO recently. Hope all’s well in Stockholm.
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen The friendliest, most energetic Ogre I’ve met! Working on other people’s layers does feature in the videos sometimes.
Night owl be needing another order of the ear wax candles!
@@kennethsteelhammer Yes, Kenneth has put up the big numbers in comments, but so has Vaga, and Jeff, Bianca, Sarah Jane and many others. So grateful. Thank you!
@@vagabond5493 Thanks Vaga. I am an ogre. Hopefully with a heart like Shrek.
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Hello! All those adjustments, its not very difficult to do What is difficult, its do that Smoot, without cracking nothing. Infected muscles you can adjustment, but results don't last long. Never handle inflated muscle.
That noise she made at the end was Thanks Dr. Doug I feel better now 🙂
Horse meat??? 😟😡 What's wrong with people!
Wish I knew someone who could help my Labrador/Dane in the Greater Portland, OR, Vancouver Quad County area
Could watch you and your wonderful technique ALL DAY!
Often wonder what the history is. Thankyou for all that you do!
Such amazing reactions from April ! She must have had great relief from all your " findings" .
There is something SO WRONG with eating Horses ! With all the other meat available why do we need to add horses and dogs and cats to the list . JMO
At 18:45 after getting her shoulder pushed up.. I think her eyes lit up a little like oooh. I can tell the difference there now.
So cool!!! Definitely should feel better. 👍👍👍🤩🤩🤩
Hi Trish, Thanks for watching this one. April was definitely doing well!
Love your intro and music, puts us in the mood to watch you work your magic
Why gross masks ? ? ?
This was shot back in November, and that was the farm rules.
Am interested to know if April rode any better the next ride??
Excellent job yet again from Willen.
Thanks Freeman! I love your cat photo on your profile pic! Hope you are well. Doc
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen Hello you. That pic of chase was a couple of days before he passed on. I'm better these days, thanks for asking. Hope your well too.
@@jillfreeman6666 I'm sorry to hear about Chase. Doing well.
Not.shreik, Donkey said, layers like an onion.
April's gorgeous.
So easy to work with too!
The horse said do it again.
Yes, I think the horses will invite me back! Thanks Carrie.
She is a very cute horse. Doc, you forgot to kiss her though! 🥰
🙌 yay Doc!!! April is priceless
Dr Doug Willen I think I may be a bit smitten with you. I started watching your videos and I just can’t seem to get enough, looking each day to see if you have posted a new video what has become of me. Please keep up the great work I’m really impressed by your dedication and enthusiasm to ensure the animals are benefiting from your treatment. AWESOME DUDE!! 👏👏👏🤩🤩
Great job Doc.👏👏 Never had a clue you could do such things. You can definately see yhe animals body language change as you work on them. I know ONE thing. My new found interest will never stop!
I have no idea how or why TH-cam recommended brought me here, but I'm not mad at it.
Horse is absolutely gorgeous - such a sweet baby too, she was so patient & cooperative. It never fails to amaze me how smart horses are...because as you started on her lower neck & shoulders she figured out what you were doing & that it was helping...
Nice👍
Thank you! Cheers!
GG. You are heroes.......
Wow Doc amazing job on April! She was such a good patient and you did so many awesome adjustments for her. The rib one near the end that stopped her twitching was incredible. I am sure April felt so good after her session!
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April was so good! I enjoy seeing you make the twitches disappear, so satisfying!
Your a very professional, kind and loving Dr. You amaze me SIR.
I just discovered your channel and I love it. What is the black thingy for lol?
So glad I found this channel. Ur an angel. As a major animal lover I wan to thank you for all that you do for animals.
Mt. Airey md again??!!yay!
Bmore here!!
Thanks Dionne!
Hes so amazing 👏
Amazing 👏
i dont know if its got anything to do with it but at the start of the video you could actually see the left nostril up higher like her whole face was just off and at the end they were the same.
Awesome!!!!!
You are amazing with all the animals you help, thank you for all your hard work
I love that you help these rescue animals to give them some release of pain. You are such a delight to watch.
She's going to feel so much better with all that adjustment
Ahhhhhh
Why the bell?? Horses hearing is superior to humans. No bells on her
wow
Another great video thanks 💖😁
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks Janet!
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You are great !
Thank you M! Glad you could see this one!
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen Wish I could haul my mare there. Have a few issues and waiting for the CT scan machine to be fixed at the University. They've already done the Nuclear body scan. A few shadows showed at that time, but the week after she came developed a snotty nose. Now we are going to scan for cysts in the sinus. UGH! Thank you for posting great videos.
@@MBohnerASBTWH Sorry to hear you are going thru all that with your mare. Let me know what happens. Hopefully, she just has a snotty nose! Doc
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen Xrays have showed definite cysts, but I want a full CT scan of her head and neck. One surgeon is talking about a double sinus flap surgery. :( But the issue with her neck, has been going since July of 2020, no Chiro work has been able to help her. Anyway you are great to watch with all the animals.
@@MBohnerASBTWH Good luck, keep me posted, please. What is your horses name/breed/age?
This is so great. You are wonderful.
04:25 Cute reaction from April
Such beautiful animals.
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I bet she felt great after all of that!
I think I'm in love!
Why are you wearing a mask????
I'm fascinated by your work and how the horses respond to you .......
aaamm aahh a mask???
You don't believe in that scam ?? Do you ???