Rip to the stallion that's why in a pened in area with a stallion who is not wanting to stand you should add a small loop of bailer twin so if he rears and falls it breaks the rope and not the neck
Halter breaking is a metaphor of what we all need in our character. The modern notion of escaping ever kind of negativity in our lives is a fallacy and leads to depression. The strongest and wisest people know when to submit.
All he showed is that he is such a bad trainer that he can't get an adult horse to stand still,none of his advise should be trusted...if you want a good trainer go watch Steve young horsemanship, he allso sells safety connectors that would have savded the expensive stallions life.
He was clearly dead from a broken neck. It was very sad. I am constantly preaching the importance of training horses properly for the horse’s well being.
@@SteveDyerclearly that's a load of rubbish if you can't train an adult to even stand and if you don't know the bere minimum info of basic horsemanship like never leave a horse tieded up and never ever use a non break away clip then no one should rely on you for any advise.
Omg seriously you are not allowed to show that on youtube, stop recording the cult and go clean up the body emediatley, do you relise your traumatising all the horse's...deal with the stallions body first, i was looking for advise but clearly you cant train them by the time there an adult so no one should be listening to anything you suggest...your training method evidence is right there dead on the ground.
I did not come here to see a dead horse. Thanks.
Rip to the stallion that's why in a pened in area with a stallion who is not wanting to stand you should add a small loop of bailer twin so if he rears and falls it breaks the rope and not the neck
Halter breaking is a metaphor of what we all need in our character. The modern notion of escaping ever kind of negativity in our lives is a fallacy and leads to depression. The strongest and wisest people know when to submit.
Great insight. Hope you don’t mind if I borrow it in a future video.
Thanks for your video. I learned a new method to add to the tool kit.
I just bought an unhandled 2 year old and I want to take it slow so this has been very helpful
Thanks. I have lots of training videos on this channel that will help you.
Wow! Such a beautiful and smart colt :)
Very good descripcion. Thanks for sharing your knoledge
All he showed is that he is such a bad trainer that he can't get an adult horse to stand still,none of his advise should be trusted...if you want a good trainer go watch Steve young horsemanship, he allso sells safety connectors that would have savded the expensive stallions life.
Seems like a really smart colt
Theres a reason we tie up to baler twine in England...
Good idea.
Steve young sells a realy good safety clip..he is allso a good trainer too.
I did this with my filly, it took about 30 minutes.
did you call the vet, that poor horse
He was clearly dead from a broken neck. It was very sad. I am constantly preaching the importance of training horses properly for the horse’s well being.
That's so sad
@@SteveDyer Then how did that happen? Why was he tied up without knowing what to do??
@@VeeTNABerney I was just visiting those stables in Saudi Arabia. I don't know anyone there except Dana who appears in the video.
@@SteveDyerclearly that's a load of rubbish if you can't train an adult to even stand and if you don't know the bere minimum info of basic horsemanship like never leave a horse tieded up and never ever use a non break away clip then no one should rely on you for any advise.
Can you got a jób for me for 6 month like a student thank you i live in ingland
Omg seriously you are not allowed to show that on youtube, stop recording the cult and go clean up the body emediatley, do you relise your traumatising all the horse's...deal with the stallions body first, i was looking for advise but clearly you cant train them by the time there an adult so no one should be listening to anything you suggest...your training method evidence is right there dead on the ground.