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Cowboy Bob- Helping Equine Rescues across the West
Приєднався 10 лис 2023
My Channel is all about showing you how to go about solving everyday problems with horses and donkeys.
As an experienced horseman, I am fortunate to be able to help equine rescues with their most troubled animals. Usually at no cost to them. Rescues in need can contact me at cowboybobtexas@gmail.com.
As an experienced horseman, I am fortunate to be able to help equine rescues with their most troubled animals. Usually at no cost to them. Rescues in need can contact me at cowboybobtexas@gmail.com.
One way I assist horse rescues is.....
Watch these horses go from having terrible skin to a beautiful coat of fur.
One of the things I am able to do at horse rescues is spend time out in the pastures, spot horses that need minor medical care, and give treatment. This frees staff to conduct their essential daily tasks with minimal interruptions.
I travel to rescues free of charge to help them with horses that are hard to handle but still need care. In the process making the horse much safer for everyone involved. from staff, to veterinarians, volunteers, and technicians.
Check out some of my other videos to see how I've helped various horse rescues.
Rescues in need can reach me at:
cowboybobtexas@gmail.com
One of the things I am able to do at horse rescues is spend time out in the pastures, spot horses that need minor medical care, and give treatment. This frees staff to conduct their essential daily tasks with minimal interruptions.
I travel to rescues free of charge to help them with horses that are hard to handle but still need care. In the process making the horse much safer for everyone involved. from staff, to veterinarians, volunteers, and technicians.
Check out some of my other videos to see how I've helped various horse rescues.
Rescues in need can reach me at:
cowboybobtexas@gmail.com
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Part 3 - Taming Carly the Feral Rescue Horse
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Part 3 of 3 - Taming Carly the feral rescue horse. In this video you'll watch Carly, the wild child, transform into a sweet and gentle saddle horse. She will learn to take a saddle for the first time and she'll get her first couple of first rides. If you're a rescue, you'll see how I assist rescues like yours.(at no cost) If you're a horse rider, you'll learn some new ways to work with your hor...
Part 1 Taming Carly the feral rescue horse
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Part one of a three part series on taming a feral rescue horse. If you're a rescue, you'll see some of the ways I can help you. Usually at no cost. If you're a horse owner, you'll learn some ways to solve tough horsey problems. If you're a horse lover, you'll love watching Carly bloom right in front of your eyes #horse #naturalhorsemanship #horserescue #horsemanship #wildhorses
Independence Day! .... Happy 4th Y'all
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Happy 4th of July to all you Cowboys, Cowgirls and Young'uns !
One of my favorite ways to improve your riding skill, horsemanship and horse responsiveness.
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In this video Im going to show you one of my favorite ways to improve the response of your horse to your signals, while at the same time improving your riding technique. You'll see, in real time, how my horse starts to have some trouble and how I go about solving those problems. #horse #naturalhorsemanship #wildhorses #horsebehavior #horsemanship #horserescue #horsetraining #cowboys #equestrian
Teach your horse to stop quickly and smoothly
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Many horses don't stop as crisply as we'ed like. They end up bouncing forward, turning to the side, running into branches, even into other horses. Teaching them to stop quickly and smoothly is all about teaching them to shift the weight correctly. These three steps will teach them so it becomes second nature to stop much better and with perfect balance. #horse #horselover #horsemanship #horsetr...
Horse Trailering Essentials
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If your horse is a bit fussy or difficult to load, your approach can mean all the difference to your animal. Learn how I approach loading to make it a better, safer experience for both of you. #horse #horselover #horsemanship #horsetraining #wildhorses #animalrescue #quarterhorse #donkey #cowboys #thoroughbred #horsetrailer
My session with a wild and aggressive animal
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She is large and truly dangerous. The techniques I use here can be applied to any difficult and aggressive animal. But, I must always keep my guard up because she is 100% wild and can be very dangerous. This animal was captured in the wild by the Bureau of Land Management as part of their round-up program. She (along with many others) was auctioned off and went straight to a kill pen. Now at a ...
Horsemanship Made Simple - Seat and Legs
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Here is a handy way to improve your seat and the use of your legs while on your horse. It's very simple and the results are dramatic. #horse #horsemanship #horsetraining #horselover #cowboys #animalrescue #thoroughbred #wildhorses #quarterhorse #donkey
Hook-on tips for a worried rescue horse
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Here, I show you some tips for hooking on to a very worried little rescue horse. He had just come to the rescue. I don't know his past but he had a lot of fear of humans. After spending several sessions with him, he was able to be adopted to his new forever home. I visited with his new family concerning his progress. I can tell you he went to a very loving and caring forever home with lots of p...
Take your Horse / Tarp Exercise to a new level!
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Let me show you how to take your Horse and tarp exercise to a totally new level and in the process make your trail horse much safer and steady out on the trail. #horse #horsemanship #horselover #horsetraining #animalrescue #wildhorses #cowboys #quarterhorse #thoroughbred
Round Pen Exercise.. A green horse with a green rider.
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This works every time. Learn how to take a worried, inexperienced horse into the round pen and get a foundation you can build on. In this video I show a green rider how to work with a green horse in the round pen. When Im working with a worried horse, I always keep in mind.... less is more. When I do less, I always get more from the horse.
Trailer loading a troubled Rescue Donkey
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Trailer loading a troubled Rescue Donkey
Thank you. What a lovely girl, patience always wins the day with animals
Hello from Rhodeisland! Your channel was recommended to me, and i clicked on it and have been hooked ever since! What an amazing human being you are helping the horses and the kind way you go about it!
Thanks for helping them. I know they feel so much better and happier
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Nice!
I enjoy your videos to the beginning to 5he end.
She is pretty
I’m very impressed with your patience and gentle Cowboy training. I’m a 70 yr old Cowgirl who rescued equines 40 yrs ago. Most Trainers back in the day had the idea of ‘working’ the horse until they were tired and wanted to stand still before training. Your patience with a feral 7 yr old horse was amazing. I couldn’t believe she loaded so easily. ❤May she find a forever home❤ 😊Very enjoyable😊
@@missy2244 Thank you so much. She was really a joy to work with. I was even able to trim her feet for the dirt time in I don’t know how many years. I’ll probably publish a video on how I got that done .
@@cowboybobtexasWould love to see the first food trim. You do have a great demeanor, and she clearly reads that.
Wonderful
Learning so much. Thank you.
Beautiful ending to a rescue story.
This is how men should be women too 😂😅😂 no but seriously that was brilliant your a kind man 👏 👏👏
Patience is the reward ❤
You have such a calm manner around her that has built such a genuine bond, it’s lovely to see the connection between you. I love that letting her make mistakes and find her own answer has developed her confidence so she wants to work with you and it seems such a gentle process to bring her along. It’s great having a good explanation of what you are doing, and showing it speeded up makes it easy to see the progress. Love the music too! I’m surprised you have not got more subscribers, maybe you need to give a gentle reminder to viewers at the end asking them to help grow your channel so you can reach more people, I look forwards to more videos!
Amazing transformation!
This is wonderful to watch.
Wonderful. Patience and kindness are so often not used. She's a beauty and it must be a relief for her to find someone who understands her.
Equine Cbd pellets work very well !
This looks like a anxious horse that had some previous good experiences with people that were wiped away by some really horrible ones.
Nice to see Carly so confident & relaxed during her training!
I love the kind gentle patient approach- I especially love when she gets the right answer - your done with the lesson - it is really frustrating to watch “trainers” have the horse learn a particular thing and then go over it to a point of frustration to the horse - that teaches me that person is not a trainer. A horse learns a thing the first time - they don’t need to go over it - why? Nature is a cruel teacher - in the wild there is no room for mistakes
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Excellent work ❤❤❤
Lovely to watch…
Love how kind, knowledgeable, and respectful you are with her. Bravo!
WOW! Cowboy Bob, I am so impressed with how you approached that feral rescue horse to work with her and to get her used to human interaction.
Cowboy Bob, I’m from Indianapolis, we really had a Cowboy Bob. He was amazing!
I’m 20 seconds in, I can tell already your horse loves you, and you’re amazing too
@@nicem8746 I like him already !
You have an amazing energy, cause, let's be real, that's half of it ❤ new sub from Denmark here 🇩🇰
@@camillasaietz4856 Welcome @camillasaietz4856 Energy is so important. Horses are a reflection of the energy we put in them. If we have bad vibes that day, so does the horse. The best way to improve these troubled horses is to look in the mirror first. #rideyourdream
You have to put her in a big pen room to walk around and take a chair and sit quietly calm, take some treats, carrots, apples, hay and if she wants it she has to come to you sometimes horses have to make the first move epically if they are wild or abused and been treated badly she doesn't trust anybody, so if you want her to trust she has to make the first move and you just let her keep getting use to you everyday this is a good method you may have to repeat the process different times a day maybe twice however long it takes for the horse to fully trust you and gradually as she trusts you more and you get to pet her that's a start, after awhile she may let you put a halter on her repeat the process so she is fully use to it then move on to the next thing but don't do it fast let the horse take charge you must be calm, patience, no abuse what so ever and never the horse wants to trust somebody that will take care of her and love her if she trusts you more and more each day watch a strong bond will take place but you must go very slow and be calm and don't try to do everything in a couple of days it will take time so don't rush it. You train her slow and first let her get use to you not visa versa you will be working on her terms not your terms. Good luck she is a beautiful horse take care of her and she will take care if you. Don't you want to have a strong bond then let the horse take charge and get to know you better. Good luck training her I want to see more videos of her improvement. susanb6301@gmail.com
You have the right attitude And approach Good job
Hi Bob, waiting part 3. Thank you very much for producing this video. Greetings from Brazil! 🇧🇷
Part 3 and a added video of her coming soon. Thanks for watching
looking forward to part3 !! amazing skills
Pretty mare. Your work is paying off. Thank you for sharing. 🐴
Than you so much for teaching us hoe to approach gently a scared wild horse 😊👍👏❤
Your gentleness is commendable
This was beautiful to watch; absolutely special. I look forward to part 2 & follow up. Thank you for what you’re doing with her; restoring & establishing trust❤
Patience and Going At Sweet 🐎 Pace... is Key 🔑 to Developing Trust! ❤🐴❤
Absolutely!!
WOWOW you make it look easy!!! Love seeing people treat horses with patience and kindness, you're a real horse whisperer haha
I don’t know anything about training a horse. I only know I love them. Watching you get this feral horse to trust you is amazing.
@@dannysgirl1549 loving them is all you need to know!
Also I can see you are familiar with working with difficult horses, in other words you know your sh*t!
That’s a nice complement for a cowboy. Thank you
I'm really impressed with you getting to the point of touching her, in the beginning she was not even staying around to see what you wanted with her. Amazing what patients can do.
Thank you She really turned into a very sweet horse. Even better than most. She just needed someone who understood her
What you do, helping rescue. Operations, iss a great thing. Hopefully more horse will get adopted by competent, educated owners.👍
@@thomaslogsdon5165 Thanks for your comment … My specialty is helping rescues with animals they have difficulty handling or can’t catch. Some Animals won’t let rescue staff trim feet, take medicine, won’t trailer, are difficult or sometimes dangerous. I specialize in helping these kinds of animals for rescues.
Super good Cowboy Bob
This is awesome! Thank you for sharing. We just recently got 4 icelandic mares, and we're all learning for the first time. Luckily they are sweet as can be, but I can tell your video just upgraded my ability to remain calm and welcome challenges rather than shy away from them.
Love the new point of view… the soft touch- learning something new … can you please keep this going … how to training of a softer finesse riding skill…
Im glad your video popped up here in East Germany! You are talented, calm and i love your respect for the horses. Im working with my 4 year old right now and enjoying the adventure with him so far. But i noticed that the bit is taking his focus away from me. I wanna try it bitless, but defentily have the voices in my head "he is to green for that". What do you think?
@carolin6744 I use only side pull bitless bridles on all horses now, green or not. That said, any setup can work, and any can fail. It’s more about how you use your hands. Watch my video on stopping and you'll see how I use bitless. Best of luck!
@@cowboybobtexas Great, thank you for your response. I'd love to visit your ranch one day.. much love from oversea
You're building a good thing here.
Thank you so much Bob! This is great and I can’t wait to try on our pony.
amazing work!
Fantastic thanks!
My friends mother used to make these oat and molasses cookies and I had apple trees at home. I never showed up at the barn without treats. My horse got used to that and I also used to cup my hands together and whistle through my thumbs to let her know I was coming. After a couple months of this she would meet me halfway and I'd get on bareback no halter and off we went. RIP Cleo ❤️