I have 'broke' quite a few horses in my time. It has always been a calm and quiet learning experience. I have never once had a horse so stressed, afraid, and worked up as this one. The worst reaction I have ever gotten is a few spooks. Being calm and not rushing everything like they rushed it with this horse equals a calm and quiet horse. Also, taking your time will help the horse learn to stand still and quiet right from the start, instead of nervously dancing about.
Certainly, there are less traumatic ways to have a horse accept a saddle and rider. I do see a great deal of fear, mistrust and backing away on the part of the horse. Anyone can break in a horse in a "quick and dirty" way but it's true horsemanship when a horse calmly accepts a saddle and rider because the horse has been prepared along the way. It creates a true harmonious partnership for horse and rider and builds trust. Read anything by some of the most classical of horsemen to see.
While this isn't how I would start a green horse, personally, I don't see much "wrong" going on here. Yes, he sped up the process, but he also gave the horse time to adjust. I see the complaints about how the horse was bucking/rearing/crowhopping when the girth was tightened. However, I could have seen this happening at any point in the horse's training. Even in the beginning when the horse was first brought out, you could tell he was iffy about the touch on his girth when Herman ran his hand down and under his girth. He was sensitive from the get-go, and Herman knew he was going to be that way with the saddle based on how he was with his hand. You can see by the way he was already reaching for the lead from his assistant after the girth was on. I also did not see "abuse" by this man, or any of his assistants. They encouraged the horse to move forward, sure, but the horse was not whipped into it. You can hear the clucks of "move forward, move forward." As for the mounting and remounting, he was getting the horse used to the idea of having someone mounting him over and over. Most horses should be exposed to that, since dismounting once does not mean that the ride is over. Notice how after the horse spooked at the end, he was right back onto the horse's back to show that simply rearing would not end the lesson. And yes, he held onto the horse's face. I wouldn't want a horse on a completely loose rein either if I was on their back for the first time. And he gave tons of encouragement/reward in his frequent walk/stop breaks, and he was constantly patting the horse to show affection. Basically, I've seen horses and trainers with lots of groundwork/saddlework/experience who do plenty worse than this horse and trainer did in a whole 16 minutes.
I see no partnership or trust. Sure, breaking in a horse can be scary and confusing for a horse and most of the time they will buck and rear the first time a saddle and rider is placed on their back, but this approach seems too aggressive to me :/
This is only a part of the Dutch people.. a very small part. I myself am Dutch as well, but I have no clue how to do things like he's doing, breaking in horses and such. But.. your point of view is correct. It isn't nice to see him doing what he wants to do. And to see your horse as a partner and/or friend is just wonderful, really (: (I prefer that as well, instead of just using a horse and then put it back into his/her box..)
This moment is always stressfull for horses, no matter what method do you use. In this case it is maximum shortened and in spite of appearances in quite natural way of getting known and acceptance of new experiences. This guy has extraordinary feeling and big knowladge. And really- nothing bad is happening to this horse!
lahritz Are you serious??!! That`s the greatest bullshit I`ve ever heard! NO horse would show such reactions if he would get the time to go in touch with all the new stuff- step by step. That makes me really angry!
Just because it is fine fisicaly doesnt mean it is fine mentally, the "relaxation" part is him just realizing he cant get out of the situation and gives up. Does that make him relaxed and responsive enough to actually take in an non abusive cue from us? No. Is he gonna be doing exactly the same thing the next time? Yes. Because he is in too high state of stress that hes not taking anything in ecept the state of fear.
What is the point of sacrificing the mind of the horse for the sake of publicity? This is not a good foundation of trust. Such a shame that "trainers" like this still exist.
If i would "break in" a horse i would take the time for it. Maybe i would take a year for it. Starting with a relationship and building up trust with the horse. Some things take time. In this case you should take the time needed for it.
I see a lot of problems in this way of riding. I understand that it is buisness and all that, but I much more admire people like Bent Branderup and academic riding! They see it like an education of the horse and uses years to train the horse from the ground - that way the horse has the muscles it takes to carry the rider and it is already trained to do everything you want to do from the back! That is beautifull and that way you get a horse that live long and you can ride for a very long time too.. He has a 25 year old stallion, who is blind, but amazing! By riding like this video shows, the horse is not trained for riding or carrying a human on it's back! It can get tensions all over, which can be the reason why the horse wont be a riding horse for many years! Also it seems dangerous for the rider!
Very nice demonstration. At no point was the horse under undue stress, a talented trainer and a good natured horse. I'd love to know where he is a year and half later.
Thank you Annemieke, also dbfs breeders were very impressed by the calm way in which Herman the 2 young horses under their watchful eye saddle made. He talks constantly against the horses and is a specialist.
Was this his first time under saddle ? Not the way I would start a young horse . The term " broken " already suggestes you need to fix things later . The horse was not given time to relax and think about what was happening . To him this was probably a terrifying experience and this will surface later .
I could also strap myself to a Rocket and call myself an ASTRONAUT! Since when did we define "Training" as the ability to "Stay On". Looks as if someone needs to "Stay On" Herman Koorman! I would say someone needs to "Train" Herman, but obviously "Stay On" and "Train" are synonyms for him. HorseJOKEship
I don't really think this is a terrible way of breaking horses. Herman seems calm and easy with the horse. I do agree that the best way to "Break" a horse is by taking more time for it. To let the horse slowly get used to the saddle, bridle and bit. But I can immagine some people would rather hire a professional to break their horse. He is a professional so he knows what he's doing.
Waarom laten ze die beugels er eerst aan terwijl ze hem logeren?! Als het paard bokt klapperen ze heen en weer, lijkt me niet echt fijn voor het paard....
I really don't see why everybody has their panties in a bunch. There are worse ways to start a horse. Apparently none of you have started a horse? The first few rides tend to be ugly. The is also a young stallion, who honestly looked like he hadn't had much ground work or handling prior to this.
This is one of the worst displays of horsemanship I have ever seen! Does anyone imagine that next time this horse is presented with a saddle and bridle and asked to carry a rider it is going to calmly and confidently accept the rider and understand what it is being asked to do? All it has been taught is fear and confusion and unless this horse is taken back to basics it will always be looking for a way out. Congratulations Herman you have sacrifices what looked like a very nice horse for the sake of your own ego!!
Do you even understand the language? This kind happens a lot. I don't agree with this way and i would never do it but this isn't the worst way.he is exualy doing it in a very animal friendly way and doesn't hurt the horse. And the next time the horse will be a lot calmer and relaxed. And then it will not be that scared anymore ( sorry for the mistakes in the text)
Watch any of the Kurt Hempfling natural horsemanship to see the very basic differences in approach. Time, partnership, mutual respect - oh, and NO pain or fear. This is terrible.
Nu ik train ook paardjes maar pak het helemaal anders aan. Hoe kan je nou zo omgaan met dat paardje? Dit paardje is helemaal getraumatiseerd en je mag een paard niet zo snel aan al die dingen laten wennen daar gaat tijd over!! Er is iets mis in die man zijn hoofd!!
Why is faster better? A horse can go from zero to started in a month. Not that long, but long enough to allow the horse time to learn what you're asking.
Naast de duidelijke fouten die hij maakt in de communicatie met het paard gaan er nog veel meer dingen mis. Dit paard is 4 jaar en kan nog niet normaal gelongeerd worden, dat is niet normaal. Een paard moet eerst rustig en betrouwbaar zijn in de omgang voor je er zadels op gaat gooien, met zwepen naar gooit en er een heel publiek bij haalt. Een zadel moet zeker op een jong paard als je de eerste keer er op gaat zitten juist passen. Dit paard heeft nog nooit een zadel gezien. Normaal gezien begin je met het paard te laten kennis maken met een zadel, hem te leren hoe het voelt als het op zijn rug ligt etc. Tijdens deze stap kijk je ook of het past. Dat is in deze video niet gebeurd. Voor hetzelfde geld doet dit zadel echt pijn en we zullen het nooit geweten hebben want deze meneer vindt zichzelf te belangrijk om na te gaan of het zadel past. En dan nog iets; dit is levensgevaarlijk voor een paard. De kans dat een paard tijdens dit proces valt in zijn bokken en stijgeren is echt heel groot. Hij houdt zogezegt het paard voorwaards om dit te verkomen maar dat is absoluut geen garantie op veiligheid. Ik doe ook veel dingen om te zorgen dat mijn paard niet schrikt, stijgert of iets anders en dat geldt voor elke leeftijd van paarden. Toch mag je niet vergeten dat het een levend wezen is en dat alles afhangt van je reactiesnelheid. Reageert die man bij één van zijn paarden net iets te laat omdat hij mens is dan kan hij er in 1 seconde voor zorgen dat een paard moet ingeslapen worden. Vreselijke man!
Ook kent de man dit paard niet, neemt de tijd niet om een band op te bouwen maar gaat meteen het paard van hem wegjagen. Want dat is wat hij doet, het paard kent longeren niet maar Koorman zegt 'goedzo' wanneer het paard van hem wegloopt, wat eigenlijk een teken is van angst. Verschrikkelijk.
dit is zoo mishandeling ze slaan de paarden en jaggen ze op in een andere video en in deze word hij compleet verkeerd zadelmak gemaakt dit is zooo zielig dit moet echt gemeld worden bij de dierenbecherming want dit is wetelijk verboden.
I personally think that that was not very nice....... But it's not the worst thing in the world... I prefer the idea of doing things little by little over time...... not doing something big and sudden in 16 minutes...... I don't think the horse knew what the person was doing, I personally don't know what-getting on, getting off, so on-had to do with anything....
Not the worst i've seen, but if you start a horse off by making them do something instead of them doing it because they choose to, then for the whole of the horse's life you will have to make them everything do what you want them to do! I can break a horse in half hour worth no bucking, no rodeoing, no rearing with their first saddle on, and then I get on them and do a lap on each rain in walk and the same in trot and I cannot remember when I last did a horse that bucked with me - their first rider! Why? Because they chose to have me on their backs, and they chose to have the saddle on, I never make them. Horses broken by my methods are the horses that turn into the 'one in a million' horses, the superstars because they want to work for you because tey no they have the choice!
Weet je als ik een paard had en hij moest nog in gereden worden dan had ik hem eerder aan iemand gegeven die er geen verstand van heeft of nog nooit gedaan heeft dan aan u geeft want u bent een dierenmishandeling je moet nii zo een paard inrijden je moet het stapje voor stapje doen niet in 1 keer vind je het gek dat hij niet eens meer wist wat hij moest doen u moet nooit meer een paard inrijden en als je dat wel doet dan heb ik meer dan je ooit kan bedenken zo veel medelijden met dat paard
Kimberley Van De Beek deze man heeft er vreselijk veel verstand van hoor. Het gebeurt op een redelijk humane manier en dit moment is altijd stress vol voor het dier. Maar de volgende keer zal het paard al veel kalmer zijn. En een paard laten beleren door iemand zonder verstand ervan is vreselijk dom dan verpest je het paard. Ps. Bekijk ook eens andere filmpjes miss iets meer info opdoen?
Waar is deze man in vredesnaam mee bezig? Hij loopt recht op het hoofd af, op hoog tempo, trekt aan de lijn etc. Dit soort mensen kunnen en mogen niet professioneel genoemd worden.
Tja, het is maar hoe je het wilt bekijken he... De spanning is er inderdaad af maar precies wat je zegt: Zo moet je eigenlijk niet omgaan met paarden...
Kun je veel beter met geduld en langzaam opbouwen doen. En als het echt een moeilijk paard is kun je altijd hulp in schakelen maar moet dat dan zou ? nee. ;o
Many people talk about all dutch people doing this. That is certainly nog true. This guy is only teaching the horse to be fearfull. And it has a negatively view op dutch people riding horses. Thuis man should go home and shame in himself. Sorry is my english is bad.
I am dutch and l would never ever train like this. This man made this horse exposed to a lot of new things within 15minutes Good horse people take time in what they are doing. A lot of people send their horse somewhere to be trained horse don't work like that. A horse is a reflection of how you are They should respect the horse and give the horse time to get used to things. People all want it done because they don't want to spend a bunch of weeks training a horse. Because they are too lazy and want everything how they want it And they don't care about how the horse feels they want the horse to be how they want it. It's truly sad. This horse is giving so many signals They are making this horse afraid.. There's no horsemanship here whatsoever. Truly deeply sad
wtf! Is this supposed to be good training style? You Dutch really have a strange way of dealing with horses! This poor horse didn´t have a clue what was asked of him and that idiot guy who "rode" him thought he was in the wild west, or what? People, how can you abuse horses like that? It made me sick to watch that! I prefer to see my horse as a partner and a friend and I don´t want it to be scared shitless when I get closed to him!
all the dutch people are thinking the same thing as you! it is just a really small part of the world thats doing this and he is 1 of them. it isnt the fault of dutch people!😉
I have 'broke' quite a few horses in my time. It has always been a calm and quiet learning experience. I have never once had a horse so stressed, afraid, and worked up as this one. The worst reaction I have ever gotten is a few spooks. Being calm and not rushing everything like they rushed it with this horse equals a calm and quiet horse. Also, taking your time will help the horse learn to stand still and quiet right from the start, instead of nervously dancing about.
Certainly, there are less traumatic ways to have a horse accept a saddle and rider. I do see a great deal of fear, mistrust and backing away on the part of the horse. Anyone can break in a horse in a "quick and dirty" way but it's true horsemanship when a horse calmly accepts a saddle and rider because the horse has been prepared along the way. It creates a true harmonious partnership for horse and rider and builds trust. Read anything by some of the most classical of horsemen to see.
While this isn't how I would start a green horse, personally, I don't see much "wrong" going on here. Yes, he sped up the process, but he also gave the horse time to adjust. I see the complaints about how the horse was bucking/rearing/crowhopping when the girth was tightened. However, I could have seen this happening at any point in the horse's training. Even in the beginning when the horse was first brought out, you could tell he was iffy about the touch on his girth when Herman ran his hand down and under his girth. He was sensitive from the get-go, and Herman knew he was going to be that way with the saddle based on how he was with his hand. You can see by the way he was already reaching for the lead from his assistant after the girth was on. I also did not see "abuse" by this man, or any of his assistants. They encouraged the horse to move forward, sure, but the horse was not whipped into it. You can hear the clucks of "move forward, move forward." As for the mounting and remounting, he was getting the horse used to the idea of having someone mounting him over and over. Most horses should be exposed to that, since dismounting once does not mean that the ride is over. Notice how after the horse spooked at the end, he was right back onto the horse's back to show that simply rearing would not end the lesson. And yes, he held onto the horse's face. I wouldn't want a horse on a completely loose rein either if I was on their back for the first time. And he gave tons of encouragement/reward in his frequent walk/stop breaks, and he was constantly patting the horse to show affection. Basically, I've seen horses and trainers with lots of groundwork/saddlework/experience who do plenty worse than this horse and trainer did in a whole 16 minutes.
Yes, broken is the right word...
I see no partnership or trust. Sure, breaking in a horse can be scary and confusing for a horse and most of the time they will buck and rear the first time a saddle and rider is placed on their back, but this approach seems too aggressive to me :/
This is only a part of the Dutch people.. a very small part. I myself am Dutch as well, but I have no clue how to do things like he's doing, breaking in horses and such.
But.. your point of view is correct. It isn't nice to see him doing what he wants to do. And to see your horse as a partner and/or friend is just wonderful, really (: (I prefer that as well, instead of just using a horse and then put it back into his/her box..)
how to break a horse and how to teach him the fear oh human? call Herman Koorman! :)
This moment is always stressfull for horses, no matter what method do you use. In this case it is maximum shortened and in spite of appearances in quite natural way of getting known and acceptance of new experiences. This guy has extraordinary feeling and big knowladge. And really- nothing bad is happening to this horse!
lahritz
Thank you for your professional explanation.
lahritz Are you serious??!! That`s the greatest bullshit I`ve ever heard! NO horse would show such reactions if he would get the time to go in touch with all the new stuff- step by step. That makes me really angry!
Just because it is fine fisicaly doesnt mean it is fine mentally, the "relaxation" part is him just realizing he cant get out of the situation and gives up. Does that make him relaxed and responsive enough to actually take in an non abusive cue from us? No. Is he gonna be doing exactly the same thing the next time? Yes. Because he is in too high state of stress that hes not taking anything in ecept the state of fear.
What is the point of sacrificing the mind of the horse for the sake of publicity? This is not a good foundation of trust. Such a shame that "trainers" like this still exist.
If i would "break in" a horse i would take the time for it. Maybe i would take a year for it. Starting with a relationship and building up trust with the horse. Some things take time. In this case you should take the time needed for it.
I see a lot of problems in this way of riding. I understand that it is buisness and all that, but I much more admire people like Bent Branderup and academic riding! They see it like an education of the horse and uses years to train the horse from the ground - that way the horse has the muscles it takes to carry the rider and it is already trained to do everything you want to do from the back! That is beautifull and that way you get a horse that live long and you can ride for a very long time too.. He has a 25 year old stallion, who is blind, but amazing!
By riding like this video shows, the horse is not trained for riding or carrying a human on it's back! It can get tensions all over, which can be the reason why the horse wont be a riding horse for many years! Also it seems dangerous for the rider!
Very nice demonstration. At no point was the horse under undue stress, a talented trainer and a good natured horse. I'd love to know where he is a year and half later.
Hermann, I hope when you are old and ill you get a nurse that handles and care for you the same forced unpatient and fearful way!
This is a sweet horses 🐴🐎
Thank you Annemieke, also dbfs breeders were very impressed by the calm way in which Herman the 2 young horses under their watchful eye saddle made. He talks constantly against the horses and is a specialist.
Was this his first time under saddle ?
Not the way I would start a young horse .
The term " broken " already suggestes you need to fix things later .
The horse was not given time to relax and think about what was happening .
To him this was probably a terrifying experience and this will surface later .
I could also strap myself to a Rocket and call myself an ASTRONAUT! Since when did we define "Training" as the ability to "Stay On".
Looks as if someone needs to "Stay On" Herman Koorman! I would say someone needs to "Train" Herman, but obviously "Stay On" and "Train" are synonyms for him.
HorseJOKEship
I don't really think this is a terrible way of breaking horses. Herman seems calm and easy with the horse. I do agree that the best way to "Break" a horse is by taking more time for it. To let the horse slowly get used to the saddle, bridle and bit. But I can immagine some people would rather hire a professional to break their horse. He is a professional so he knows what he's doing.
echt zielig dit.
Mooi paard!!!! Hij kan ook o mooi dravn
it annoys me how he doesnt lunge the horse the other way too... The horse should go in both left and right lead
Waarom laten ze die beugels er eerst aan terwijl ze hem logeren?! Als het paard bokt klapperen ze heen en weer, lijkt me niet echt fijn voor het paard....
I really don't see why everybody has their panties in a bunch. There are worse ways to start a horse. Apparently none of you have started a horse? The first few rides tend to be ugly. The is also a young stallion, who honestly looked like he hadn't had much ground work or handling prior to this.
Echt goed🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴
This is one of the worst displays of horsemanship I have ever seen!
Does anyone imagine that next time this horse is presented with a saddle and bridle and asked to carry a rider it is going to calmly and confidently accept the rider and understand what it is being asked to do? All it has been taught is fear and confusion and unless this horse is taken back to basics it will always be looking for a way out. Congratulations Herman you have sacrifices what looked like a very nice horse for the sake of your own ego!!
Do you even understand the language? This kind happens a lot. I don't agree with this way and i would never do it but this isn't the worst way.he is exualy doing it in a very animal friendly way and doesn't hurt the horse. And the next time the horse will be a lot calmer and relaxed. And then it will not be that scared anymore ( sorry for the mistakes in the text)
Perhaps I am too soft, and though I am impressed, I do not like this approach. It is like the aggression of the cowboys of old.
Totally, and last year I shattered my hip coming off a panicking horse who had been "broken" without any trust, so it breaks people too!!
Ok tell me who does better.
This is horrrible and this is not the right way!!! It need time. The horse is not happy. The rider ist strong in his Hand
SO reitet man ein Pferd definitiv NICHT ein -.-
Arschloch!
Niet meer van deze tijd
Bravo ❤
Watch any of the Kurt Hempfling natural horsemanship to see the very basic differences in approach. Time, partnership, mutual respect - oh, and NO pain or fear. This is terrible.
See the stirrups flapping around. Next time you "break in" a horse take off the stirrups first
Are you people truly serious? This kind of video gives bad reputation to real horse trainers and it shows very poor horsemanship.
Nu ik train ook paardjes maar pak het helemaal anders aan. Hoe kan je nou zo omgaan met dat paardje? Dit paardje is helemaal getraumatiseerd en je mag een paard niet zo snel aan al die dingen laten wennen daar gaat tijd over!! Er is iets mis in die man zijn hoofd!!
1:21 Waauuwww die benen
Why is faster better? A horse can go from zero to started in a month. Not that long, but long enough to allow the horse time to learn what you're asking.
and this is NOT patient/calm or anything else...i call it frantic
Sorry, this has nothing to do with trustful horse training. It´s a just a painful way of breaking a horse.
Whose idea was it to leave the stirrups on? Now he'll be sore tomorrow morning!
Naast de duidelijke fouten die hij maakt in de communicatie met het paard gaan er nog veel meer dingen mis. Dit paard is 4 jaar en kan nog niet normaal gelongeerd worden, dat is niet normaal. Een paard moet eerst rustig en betrouwbaar zijn in de omgang voor je er zadels op gaat gooien, met zwepen naar gooit en er een heel publiek bij haalt. Een zadel moet zeker op een jong paard als je de eerste keer er op gaat zitten juist passen. Dit paard heeft nog nooit een zadel gezien. Normaal gezien begin je met het paard te laten kennis maken met een zadel, hem te leren hoe het voelt als het op zijn rug ligt etc. Tijdens deze stap kijk je ook of het past. Dat is in deze video niet gebeurd. Voor hetzelfde geld doet dit zadel echt pijn en we zullen het nooit geweten hebben want deze meneer vindt zichzelf te belangrijk om na te gaan of het zadel past. En dan nog iets; dit is levensgevaarlijk voor een paard. De kans dat een paard tijdens dit proces valt in zijn bokken en stijgeren is echt heel groot. Hij houdt zogezegt het paard voorwaards om dit te verkomen maar dat is absoluut geen garantie op veiligheid. Ik doe ook veel dingen om te zorgen dat mijn paard niet schrikt, stijgert of iets anders en dat geldt voor elke leeftijd van paarden. Toch mag je niet vergeten dat het een levend wezen is en dat alles afhangt van je reactiesnelheid. Reageert die man bij één van zijn paarden net iets te laat omdat hij mens is dan kan hij er in 1 seconde voor zorgen dat een paard moet ingeslapen worden. Vreselijke man!
Ook kent de man dit paard niet, neemt de tijd niet om een band op te bouwen maar gaat meteen het paard van hem wegjagen. Want dat is wat hij doet, het paard kent longeren niet maar Koorman zegt 'goedzo' wanneer het paard van hem wegloopt, wat eigenlijk een teken is van angst. Verschrikkelijk.
Arm beest
dit is zoo mishandeling ze slaan de paarden en jaggen ze op in een andere video en in deze word hij compleet verkeerd zadelmak gemaakt dit is zooo zielig dit moet echt gemeld worden bij de dierenbecherming want dit is wetelijk verboden.
I personally think that that was not very nice....... But it's not the worst thing in the world... I prefer the idea of doing things little by little over time...... not doing something big and sudden in 16 minutes...... I don't think the horse knew what the person was doing, I personally don't know what-getting on, getting off, so on-had to do with anything....
Pfff doe tenminste die beugels kort tijdens het logeren...
I hope this guy doesn't own horses... If he does then I wonder how they turned out :(
And then he says 'slow down' with an idiot and a horsewhip behind him... Maybe you can always 'try' to act logically...
Poor horse, he is no Hempfling or Monty Roberts.........................
Fouté lui la paix le cheval ne vous a rien demandé
more groundwork would have helped a lot. Not professional at all. I have seen better......
Not the worst i've seen, but if you start a horse off by making them do something instead of them doing it because they choose to, then for the whole of the horse's life you will have to make them everything do what you want them to do!
I can break a horse in half hour worth no bucking, no rodeoing, no rearing with their first saddle on, and then I get on them and do a lap on each rain in walk and the same in trot and I cannot remember when I last did a horse that bucked with me - their first rider!
Why? Because they chose to have me on their backs, and they chose to have the saddle on, I never make them. Horses broken by my methods are the horses that turn into the 'one in a million' horses, the superstars because they want to work for you because tey no they have the choice!
This is the dumbest thing I've ever seen. If you let someone do this to your horse you have no business having one.
Gert van den Hof doet het nog beter, tenminste wat rustiger !!
Calmed? I´d like to see you with a breed from Syndikat, an older line from Germany. I think you would never do this again to a horse...lol
Shame On You
What the "F" was that shit?
Weet je als ik een paard had en hij moest nog in gereden worden dan had ik hem eerder aan iemand gegeven die er geen verstand van heeft of nog nooit gedaan heeft dan aan u geeft want u bent een dierenmishandeling je moet nii zo een paard inrijden je moet het stapje voor stapje doen niet in 1 keer vind je het gek dat hij niet eens meer wist wat hij moest doen u moet nooit meer een paard inrijden en als je dat wel doet dan heb ik meer dan je ooit kan bedenken zo veel medelijden met dat paard
Kimberley Van De Beek deze man heeft er vreselijk veel verstand van hoor. Het gebeurt op een redelijk humane manier en dit moment is altijd stress vol voor het dier. Maar de volgende keer zal het paard al veel kalmer zijn. En een paard laten beleren door iemand zonder verstand ervan is vreselijk dom dan verpest je het paard.
Ps. Bekijk ook eens andere filmpjes miss iets meer info opdoen?
Kimberley Van De Beek maar zelf zou ik het ook niet doen als ik eerlijk ben...
Nou dit is in mijn ogen niet het vertrouwen winnen van je paard.....
Hyje horse are scarertje horse are scared
Waar is deze man in vredesnaam mee bezig? Hij loopt recht op het hoofd af, op hoog tempo, trekt aan de lijn etc. Dit soort mensen kunnen en mogen niet professioneel genoemd worden.
Ik vindt gert beter :)
4:20 Hoezo opgefokt? Wat een *** zeg, je gaat toch niet expres dat paard wild maken ??? Pfff
Je hebt een punt.
maar nu is wel alle 'spanning' er af.
Maar ik ben het met je eens dit is geen methode om een paard et beleren.
Tja, het is maar hoe je het wilt bekijken he... De spanning is er inderdaad af maar precies wat je zegt: Zo moet je eigenlijk niet omgaan met paarden...
Nee inderdaad.
Kun je veel beter met geduld en langzaam opbouwen doen. En als het echt een moeilijk paard is kun je altijd hulp in schakelen maar moet dat dan zou ? nee. ;o
Inderdaad, dat vind ik nou ook!
Pfui!
Many people talk about all dutch people doing this. That is certainly nog true. This guy is only teaching the horse to be fearfull. And it has a negatively view op dutch people riding horses. Thuis man should go home and shame in himself. Sorry is my english is bad.
I am dutch and l would never ever train like this.
This man made this horse exposed to a lot of new things within 15minutes
Good horse people take time in what they are doing.
A lot of people send their horse somewhere to be trained horse don't work like that.
A horse is a reflection of how you are
They should respect the horse and give the horse time to get used to things.
People all want it done because they don't want to spend a bunch of weeks training a horse.
Because they are too lazy and want everything how they want it
And they don't care about how the horse feels they want the horse to be how they want it.
It's truly sad.
This horse is giving so many signals
They are making this horse afraid..
There's no horsemanship here whatsoever.
Truly deeply sad
Ja dit is dus hoe het niet moet 🤡
This is bullshit. A good way to "break" a horse indeed.
Arsch!
Horrible
Gert van den Hof en Herman koorman jullie zijn raar man als je denkt dat dit normaal is ben je niet 100 procent
wtf! Is this supposed to be good training style? You Dutch really have a strange way of dealing with horses! This poor horse didn´t have a clue what was asked of him and that idiot guy who "rode" him thought he was in the wild west, or what? People, how can you abuse horses like that? It made me sick to watch that! I prefer to see my horse as a partner and a friend and I don´t want it to be scared shitless when I get closed to him!
all the dutch people are thinking the same thing as you! it is just a really small part of the world thats doing this and he is 1 of them. it isnt the fault of dutch people!😉
Like old english school ...🥴Round Pen / Longiercirkel...wäre besser !!!