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I’ll be honest Kirby I don’t get into bits that much, I don’t know what’s in that horses mouth right there…I’m a big snaffle bit person I’m gonna work hard with a sniffle bit(and that all comes in the two-year-old three-year-old stage, and it’s just plain horsemanship) I will get it because that’s how I have been trained , Yes I may put maybe a shank bid on I’m doing that it’s just because of running out the alley having a little more control.. that’s Marry Ann‘s horse and if I remember correctly, I’m just getting back from Christmas and she had her own shit in that horses mouth, to me it really doesn’t matter what’s in there I just work with it.

@rhondaskiles5740 It’s not a whip. It s a stick and string and it’s soft so it doesn’t hurt. It’s used in training as a source of rhythmic motion to help with energy vs. intention with a horse.

@isabellehutchings9576 never used anything like that to train a horse and I got along just fine for over 20 years

i’m not against whips but there is no give and take here, he is pushing and pushing and pushing, she doesn’t understand what is happening cause he’s going too quick 🙄

I have trained and longed horses for years i use a loner line andand have verbal signals ive never used anything in my hand​@isabellehutchings9576

@@jettheottb​​⁠​⁠​⁠I agree completely. Not enough time to process and I definitely would not use this video as an example to help with training. The horse is obviously stuck in a reactive mode and is afraid. But is not hurt. I just get tired when people don’t know what’s going on and start saying things like “he’s whipping her to death” without knowing the tools that are even being utilized. 😂

I don’t understand I just listen to it. You can hear it fine.

WHY?? 🤔

No we are practicing, there is no barrier

I actually got them from Clintin Anderson, we r good friends, I’ve had them for 20 years and they’re the best spurs I’ve ever had, I die without them, so you might check on his website, I don’t know, otherwise get them made..

@@CompetitiveHorsemanship ah okay. I’ll see what I can find!

What are you on about

@@mihakabercic4457 Use your creative thinking. You can figure it out.

The horse beeing in a well kept farm, fed 3 times a day with a roof over its head is far from suffering …

@@Rtb323 Thinking you need spurs is ignorance.

​@@gerrycoleman7290 thinking u need a reality check

We play the friendly game which is rubbing their body first, then you ask with four phases to move that body part..If you don’t rub first, eventually they’re gonna assume what you want them to do and start what they think you might ask, before you ask, so you have to rub first which is the friendly game and then start to apply the pressure, that’ll keep them from assuming what you want and starting before you want them to start.. So assuming, an example of that, you go to get on their back and you put a foot in the stirrup and they start to takeoff before you ask them to go, there assuming because they’ve always went forward once you get on, they start going forward before you even get in the saddle, if that makes any sense to you..

@@CompetitiveHorsemanship yes it does thank you for explaining to me that’s a gorgeous horse

Thank you.

thx so much for taking the time to comment.

Me neither.

Yup

@@CompetitiveHorsemanship ohh

No no it’s not lmao there’s nothing cruel about this it’s not like you stab your spurs in the side of the horse you give it a light tap

Shut up no it’s not

@@prestonwilson9393 there's absolutely no reason human beings should be riding on horseback in the year of 2022. There's ESPECIALLY no reason to ride a horse in 2022 while using equipment created in an era where an animal's wellbeing always came second to the rider/owner's comfort. Horses are MORE EXPENSIVE than MOTORCYCLES!!! There's just no reason to ride a horse anymore. Your "enjoyment" is not important enough of a reason to force a horse to carry your butt around. To actively make the choice to ride on an animal with feelings OVER riding a machine that does the job 100x better - THAT'S the cruel part. You are LITERALLY saying: "I know this 4wheeler can haul more than a horse, goes faster than a horse, go FURTHER than a horse, and can accomplish anything a horse could except with a quarter of the effort - but instead, I would rather delegate this work to a living being, a horse, even though doing so will cause discomfort at the minimum and most likely pain"

@@anonyninja7737 @Anony Ninja I've had several horses and some love being ridden and some just preferred to be pets which was fine with me. I don't think there's any issue with animals having jobs in exchange for a luxurious lifestyle with a climate controlled barn and clean water and premium food and brushing and vet care and hoof care and protection from predators and affection. I had a horse live to be 40 and had a very easy, cushy and happy life. She was my baby and I treated her better than most people treat their children. However, I think using spurs and whips is absolutely disgusting and completely unnecessary. I'm not even sure why this video was recommended to me. At the higher levels in dressage I was horrified to find out spurs are actually required. Thankfully you can use dummy spurs. I think this stupid requirement for spurs must change!

@@anonyninja7737 This whole argument is pretty vapid. Why do anything for any reason? Because it takes time and it's rewarding. You can develop a relationship with a motorcycle, but the motorcycle can't develop a relationship with you. It's different with a horse. If you treat an animal with respect, you both benefit. There is benefit in doing things the old way, just as the new way.

If you use your phases, Spurs are just an extension of your legs👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻... I would rather get my point across with a spur that works, then confuse them with a dull or no spurs, and have them go through life not understanding what I was asking..

@@CompetitiveHorsemanship your phases have helped a lot.. My horses aren’t nearly as annoyed now, and the signals are clearer for sure!

Do u want Spurs like this? or just Spurs?

These would work for me, I just want to make contact and just roll my rowel. But I don’t know the name of the type of spur?

That's like getting headphones when tour deaf

Hey Christopher good to hear from you. The jest of these videos is that you get your horse slide stop broke in the Horsemanship arena first: before you get to the box. Meaning I get my horses Reiner horse broke first so when I get to the box months latter and push body parts around or take a hold of his face he knows exactly what I want.I rodeoed professionally for 20 years before I finally decided to go and get professional training on how to train a horse, after I did so I look back and wish I had of learned Professional horsemanship at the age of 10..I say professional because after all I was a professional cowboy so why wouldn't I get professional horse training..The training that I studied I condense it down to a program online @ compatiblehorsemanship.com for you cowboys: so when you get to the box you're not frustrated and wondering what to do when you get in the predicament that you are in right now, you will have a more responsive horse by having a program trained on to your horse..Once you have done this I can tutor you Via video exchanges on your box work if that's the route you would like to go..Honestly once you get your horse broke, just Re-watch the UA-cam box training video, you may not even need me..The information that is on the box training video has a lot of great points, there is some other stuff you can do, but get your horse broke first..I mean slide stop broke....Best of luck, keep in touch Joe

thx Tess !!