@@enzodavid4632 I wish I did so I could help out. What I usually do is Google stuff and then look at the reviews. If someone doesn't like something, they WILL talk about it .lol. I know my reply is 5 months after the fact, but I hope you found something good 😊
@@barbwellman6686 Unpredictable to *you*, or strangers, maybe. But people who own their pets for many years generally get pretty good at predicting their behaviour and how they’ll react to things. Animals don’t do shit spontaneously for no reason. There’s warning signs.
@@thewonderfullymadejaraid7015 I've had horses my whole life. My children have never been near a horse without a hat. It's nothing to do with a horses temperament either. An annoying fly, sting of a wasp and the horse kicks/stamps your child is dead. Not worth it. I should know my friend was grooming a very gentle Welsh mountain sec A pony (11hh and very dainty) she kicked when getting her front hoof picked. A week in a coma and then died. Don't let her death be in vain
@eleven absolutely. The hospital said EXACTLY that!! Tell you what, if it increases the chance of a lesser injury (which it absolutely does) why would you even dispute it?? She wasn't hit with a truck (which would be numerous life threatening injuries. She was kicked once in the head by a wee pony. Your analogy is in pointless.
This family obviously look after their horses well and the horses know this, the mother was quite happy to let them close to her baby, give him the bottle, a quick drink from her then run off to play, great little clip!!
@@kateL58785 That's clearly not a Clydesdale. How can they be your favorite horses when you can't distinguish them from a breed that looks completely different ? 🤦♀️
Those kids wouldn't get within 50ft of that foal unless the mum was happy and felt safe, her and the little guy are obviously in good hands with these people.
has a cow or horse ever kicked you before??? you will hate these animals ............. a baby cow once kicked me in the head while i was trying to lift her leg up so she don't get hurt! i almost died that day, and it was just a baby cow!
@@TsarOfRuss uh... most baby animals like these will kick at something/someone at some point in their lives lmfao. not something you can really evade, and if you happen to get kicked such is the life of dealing with any equines/bovidae. the whole point is that its blessing for kids to get to grow up with such animals (as it is very rare and a great privilege to experience). If we should "hate" any animal that caused is any sort of pain at some point, then absolutely nobody would be owning cats or dogs. It sounds like since you were helping a baby cow from being stuck it was likely scared, and also a baby. you can't blame a scared baby animal for being afraid. please get it together luv.
When I was that age, I was messing around with Standardbreds that my parents owned. These horses treated me w/ the same bemused tolerance, and I'd like to thank them for that. ;)
@@Thefishingplumber It doesn´t matter if one has horse, mule, donkey, minihorse, etc. - nearly every animal will return the love :) (depends on his/her personality, of course)
My grandparents raised and bred Morgan's when my mom was younger. Great horses. The main brood mare they had, Lisa was and adventurous one. They were back in the Midwest, more rural farm country. When the corn grew high in the field across the street. Lisa figured out how to get out, and would go across the street and hide in the cornfield for hours. Her first foal named Tawny, a Male, would also do that. And since he was younger and, therefore, smaller, he would go in the corn and actually get lost in it! I do wish I could have been there to experience the equine shenanigans.
Mom is so sweet and tolerant. Those kids will be comfortable with horses and other animals all of their lives because of the experiences they are having now. They are so lucky to live around such beautiful animals.
Mares are picky about who and who can't be too close to their babies. Typically they'll non-aggressively get in between the person and the baby but if the person persists she'll start to get aggressive
Total trust on the mares part she clearly has a beautiful bond with this little boy so so cute. The larger off the horse breeds truly are gentlests off giants
Why do viewers get so agitated by viewing a short clip like this. The horses are obviously well cared for by knowledgeable people. I would assume the bottle formula has a vitamin/ other important nutrient or medication.
Probably just mare's milk or something else tasty to get the foal to recognize humans as good to have around. Healthy foal like that wouldn't need any special medicine. And the bottle is too small to be nutritionally significant.
+Bongo Brandy The comment section gives you an insight into the actual inner workings of a lot of different peoples' minds, from brilliant to near-retarded. Obviously, there is a good-sized chunk of the human race who are not very nice at all, isn't there. Now we know that some of the people around us who are nodding and smiling secretly want us to fall down and break our necks because they are total assholes but hide the fact well. Disappointing, but good to know...
Sometimes mares just have less milk than they should have (for various reasons) and the foal has to have extra milk. Plus it seem the horses are really content around humans :)
AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!! The baby is so cute! Mamma is beautiful too. They are wonderful horses. They are great with kids too. Momma horse is asking "What are you feeding my kid?" So cute!
WOW 😲 Absolutely Beautiful mom and baby are gorgeous! Lil guy is wonderful with the foal. Blessings to You all! Momma and baby are incredible Thank You 💙🦋
Beautiful! My mom used to ride the big draft horses at her grandparent's farm . (I think that's what they were?) Anyway, they we're huge gentle giants. They would have to climb a tree so they could get on their backs. And they would be careful not to step on her and the kids if they accidentally fell underneath them.
As a horsewoman for over 40 years, I see absolutely nothing wrong with this clip. The mare is obviously well taken care of, she shows no aggression towards the boy, she can obviously sense that there's no harm coming to her foal. Beautiful mare, beautiful baby... well taken care of horses. End of story.
OMG , TOO CUTE , DEFINITELY gentle giants , the goal finally said " thanx " but , I'ma get it right from da "faucet" . When I was 14 , I had a buddy, "monster ", who was a big blonde Clydesdale , he was massive , I would lay on his back for hrs just talking to him , he even came to my rescue , when another cranky horse "William", bit me on the shoulder , I still remember his " scream " when he saw what happened , and chased him away, God, I loved that horse !
Aww Momma horsey knows hes a lil baby boy like her baby thats cute. What a gentle disposition for such a massive animal. It was shocking to see how tall the lil horsey was compared to your boy! A lovely family, two and four legged.
Absolutely beautiful and so much trust. Heavy Drafts are truly one of the most gentle breeds much better than ponies. I really don't get it why people are so scared of them or a child being around them. I personally prefer Heavy Drafts because of the good temperament they have. I personally have two and both are so sweet especially the mare.
Yeah we've spent a lot of time round Shires and Clydesdales and I've yet to meet a 'nasty one' as such. Sure you get the slightly stubborn ones but overall they are so sweet and forgiving. I would never get excited over a thoroughbred or other fancy type. Too much hassle. Plus with a draft you get the equivalent of a 4X4, you can go anywhere anytime on one.
Sweet,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it is good to see people care so much for animals.... but I am amazed about that massive horse and how caring and gently she is.,
I rode a Belgian draft horse one time. While in junior high school and high school I worked mucking out stalls at a nearby stable. One of the girls I knew stabled her draft horse there and asked if I wanted to go for a ride. It was like riding on a couch her back was so wide. Even with the two of us up on her bareback there was plenty of room.
I love how sweet the mare is with the kid. However, I would be so careful when letting kids around these creatures. They are gentle giants, but they can unintentionally step on, push, and even kick children if they are startled by something. Beautiful video.
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The mare is gorgious look at her build she is strong and so gentle
... much like my 1st wife!
She’s a beauty.
i know I am pretty off topic but do anyone know of a good website to stream new tv shows online ?
@Enzo David Flixportal :D
@@enzodavid4632 I wish I did so I could help out. What I usually do is Google stuff and then look at the reviews. If someone doesn't like something, they WILL talk about it .lol. I know my reply is 5 months after the fact, but I hope you found something good 😊
Wow how trusting is that mare she knows that little person isn't going to hurt her foal they must have really taken good care of her
Horses can sense intent.
Why are you risking grave physical injury to your children around unpredictable animals?
She was still making sure absolutely everything was A OK !!!!! Love it, 😊❤️
@barbwellman6686 Oh, because those horses looked like and were acting like vicious killers?
@@barbwellman6686 Unpredictable to *you*, or strangers, maybe. But people who own their pets for many years generally get pretty good at predicting their behaviour and how they’ll react to things. Animals don’t do shit spontaneously for no reason. There’s warning signs.
that's called 100% trust, because one kick and you're done.
100% stupidity
@@geni2906, 50% both. I should know, I have 3 horses myself
But draft horses are calm and more gentle than warmblood horses right? Warmblood horse has wild, more unpredictable temperament.
@@thewonderfullymadejaraid7015 I've had horses my whole life. My children have never been near a horse without a hat. It's nothing to do with a horses temperament either. An annoying fly, sting of a wasp and the horse kicks/stamps your child is dead. Not worth it. I should know my friend was grooming a very gentle Welsh mountain sec A pony (11hh and very dainty) she kicked when getting her front hoof picked. A week in a coma and then died. Don't let her death be in vain
@eleven absolutely. The hospital said EXACTLY that!! Tell you what, if it increases the chance of a lesser injury (which it absolutely does) why would you even dispute it?? She wasn't hit with a truck (which would be numerous life threatening injuries. She was kicked once in the head by a wee pony. Your analogy is in pointless.
This family obviously look after their horses well and the horses know this, the mother was quite happy to let them close to her baby, give him the bottle, a quick drink from her then run off to play, great little clip!!
Dennis Jeffs å,,
i like how the mare checks on what the boy is giving the foal lol
Horse: ...? U r vary smole, hoomin. Y? ... oh iz baybee hoomin. Ok, iz gud.
chaomyhr she’s like you best not be giving my baby drugs
Her head is as big as he is!!
“Hey, that’s milk, right? no more juice because it makes her hyper” 🐎 🥛
Looking out for her precious baby!
She what is called a gentle giant.
I think she's a Clydesdale my favourite horse of all
@@kateL58785 she's a belgian draft horse, these are a bit smaller than clydesdales :)
@@kateL58785
That's clearly not a Clydesdale. How can they be your favorite horses when you can't distinguish them from a breed that looks completely different ? 🤦♀️
@@jellyjules7470
They are smaller, are WAY thicker, have different colors, different features...
@@shizukagozen777 piss off and leave me alone.
I think mama decided the hairless foal is a very helpful sibling.
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Absolutely! So sweet.😊❤️
😅😂😂
Awwww. The kid is cool and knows the mare is cool with him, the foal is adorable, but for me, the mare is the best. She is so calm and sweet. 🥰
Love how gentle giants are gentle sweet and patient with children plus be protective and loving on kids :)
Those kids wouldn't get within 50ft of that foal unless the mum was happy and felt safe, her and the little guy are obviously in good hands with these people.
What lucky children to be raised with horses in that manner.
Yes you are so right , all children should be brought up with animals !
has a cow or horse ever kicked you before??? you will hate these animals ............. a baby cow once kicked me in the head while i was trying to lift her leg up so she don't get hurt!
i almost died that day, and it was just a baby cow!
@@TsarOfRuss uh... most baby animals like these will kick at something/someone at some point in their lives lmfao. not something you can really evade, and if you happen to get kicked such is the life of dealing with any equines/bovidae. the whole point is that its blessing for kids to get to grow up with such animals (as it is very rare and a great privilege to experience). If we should "hate" any animal that caused is any sort of pain at some point, then absolutely nobody would be owning cats or dogs. It sounds like since you were helping a baby cow from being stuck it was likely scared, and also a baby. you can't blame a scared baby animal for being afraid. please get it together luv.
@@momfckrboss Well, you should tell kids raised in the barn that, i would help the cow if i knew it would kick me in the head for trying to help
Someone should show that boy the right way to hold a baby bottle.
1:41 The beard of experience.
For real though. 😆😂
Hair*
He make it right. Best man
Belgians and Percherons are some of the most gentle horses Ive ever been around
Nice beard
Draft horses almost always are
When I was that age, I was messing around with Standardbreds that my parents owned. These horses treated me w/ the same bemused tolerance, and I'd like to thank them for that. ;)
John Amido
John Amidon we had mules and I feel the same I can't believe I was just 5!
@@Thefishingplumber It doesn´t matter if one has horse, mule, donkey, minihorse, etc. - nearly every animal will return the love :) (depends on his/her personality, of course)
My grandparents raised and bred Morgan's when my mom was younger. Great horses. The main brood mare they had, Lisa was and adventurous one. They were back in the Midwest, more rural farm country. When the corn grew high in the field across the street. Lisa figured out how to get out, and would go across the street and hide in the cornfield for hours. Her first foal named Tawny, a Male, would also do that. And since he was younger and, therefore, smaller, he would go in the corn and actually get lost in it! I do wish I could have been there to experience the equine shenanigans.
Go to the field and thank them!
Even the foal shows the muscular strength of a draft horse that is also obvious in the mare.
So cool how that young man is so comfortable around a horse that is 40x his size.
They are so gorgeous. Mamma is a good mamma wanting to investigate what they were giving her baby. How adorable.
Ap Wrg o oqtanena
Bullshlt... the mother's milk is adequate!
@@angelsv
It's his mother, not his dad... 😒
love them... One life, one love...
Mama was taking care of human baby and her own baby at once!!! just look closer, she was asking how the human baby was doing
Mom is so sweet and tolerant. Those kids will be comfortable with horses and other animals all of their lives because of the experiences they are having now. They are so lucky to live around such beautiful animals.
I love the way mama stepped in for a minute. Smelled the little boy and knew her baby was okay
Mares are picky about who and who can't be too close to their babies. Typically they'll non-aggressively get in between the person and the baby but if the person persists she'll start to get aggressive
Goodness, her head is as big as that little boy's whole body! And yet such a gentle soul.
Im crying. This so beautiful.
Look at how mummy is fine with people around her baby. Her motherly instincts tell her who she can trust.
mama is so precious, wanting to protect her baby but still being very gentle to the boy.
That mare probably knew that little boy since he was that small ones age!
Total trust on the mares part she clearly has a beautiful bond with this little boy so so cute. The larger off the horse breeds truly are gentlests off giants
Wow!I thought baby draft was precious but baby boy with baby draft is even more precious.What a Good kid
Why do viewers get so agitated by viewing a short clip like this. The horses are obviously well cared for by knowledgeable people. I would assume the bottle formula has a vitamin/ other important nutrient or medication.
Probably just mare's milk or something else tasty to get the foal to recognize humans as good to have around. Healthy foal like that wouldn't need any special medicine. And the bottle is too small to be nutritionally significant.
+Bongo Brandy
The comment section gives you an insight into the actual inner workings of a lot of different peoples' minds, from brilliant to near-retarded. Obviously, there is a good-sized chunk of the human race who are not very nice at all, isn't there. Now we know that some of the people around us who are nodding and smiling secretly want us to fall down and break our necks because they are total assholes but hide the fact well. Disappointing, but good to know...
I agree. It's ridiculous when eco-terrorists, who can not distinguish duck and goose, criticize farmers and other specialists :)
Sometimes mares just have less milk than they should have (for various reasons) and the foal has to have extra milk. Plus it seem the horses are really content around humans :)
Yeah, that's exactly what I thought. wonderful horses great great clip
I have been in love with the draft horses all my life.
Mom checks out the little boy and says "looks alright, my child is enjoying"....good stuff
So sweet and precious. I needed to see something so beautiful today.
AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!! The baby is so cute! Mamma is beautiful too. They are wonderful horses. They are great with kids too. Momma horse is asking "What are you feeding my kid?" So cute!
BULLSHlT, the mother's milk is adequate and this old fart needs to leave!
Amy P. Get over it...never seen a horse ?
No... The mama horse wanted to suck bottle too, it knows that in the bottle
Amy P 😃😃😙🤔😗
Se chien et trerigolo
Oh this is so beautiful & calming to watch thanks
WOW 😲 Absolutely Beautiful mom and baby are gorgeous! Lil guy is wonderful with the foal. Blessings to You all!
Momma and baby are incredible Thank You 💙🦋
Beautiful! My mom used to ride the big draft horses at her grandparent's farm . (I think that's what they were?) Anyway, they we're huge gentle giants. They would have to climb a tree so they could get on their backs. And they would be careful not to step on her and the kids if they accidentally fell underneath them.
Nothing like a child with a young foal. How life should be caring and in harmony.
The size of the legs on the foal....gonna be a running back in pro football...any team would love a "work horse" like that. 😈
I love these horses! Great video!
A heartwarming video! All adorable characters- foal, mamma horse, little boy and girl! :)
That mare is absolutely beautiful!
This is so precious to me. Thank you for sharing.
Lovely animals! Mamma knows very well to this boy and family and she trusts on them! Great!
OMG that horse and foul are beautiful. And that lovely little boy giving his bottle adorable.
Awwww....😍😍😍how cute... foal and children are together! Momma horse is watching all over them!! Adorable and fluffy foal 😍😍😍🐎
Those were great looking horses. That baby was taller then the boy,wow! She was very nice to just check what he was doing and be ok with it.
As a horsewoman for over 40 years, I see absolutely nothing wrong with this clip. The mare is obviously well taken care of, she shows no aggression towards the boy, she can obviously sense that there's no harm coming to her foal. Beautiful mare, beautiful baby... well taken care of horses. End of story.
Nice how she checks the little boy out!
janet hedberg
She knows he's a baby too.
@Mel Hawk ll
she is saying hi baby come play with my baby
What a beautiful proud Mommy. Amazing kids!
Wow! Does this ever give you the sense of perspective how huge these guys are. The foal towered over him! Great vid!
Her head is as big as the kid
This is the wholesome content I need right now with the election going on.
I love how youtube mix it up for us, some sweet stuff with the sour
Qué preciosos !!!♥️🐎
I loved watching them run off together at the end. Such beautiful animals!
Lovely bond between baby and pony.
Gentle giants, I love them.
Am I think only one amused by the progression of people trying to feed the foal? Third one is the charm! Lol.
OMG , TOO CUTE , DEFINITELY gentle giants , the goal finally said " thanx " but , I'ma get it right from da "faucet" .
When I was 14 , I had a buddy, "monster ", who was a big blonde Clydesdale , he was massive , I would lay on his back for hrs just talking to him , he even came to my rescue , when another cranky horse "William", bit me on the shoulder , I still remember his " scream " when he saw what happened , and chased him away, God, I loved that horse !
Such a beautiful and precious and adorable cute baby
This gives me diabetes. Also a refreshment after getting my online class assignment done❤️
All of these "I've had horses for 50 years...." I wonder if they remember the precise moment they knew it all.
Such knowledge sometimes literally KICKS in at a certain moment.
Aww Momma horsey knows hes a lil baby boy like her baby thats cute. What a gentle disposition for such a massive animal. It was shocking to see how tall the lil horsey was compared to your boy! A lovely family, two and four legged.
Love these horses, they are very loyal and gentle.
What a wonderful mother - so attentive. God help anyone, human or animal, that tries to hurt her baby in any way!
Wonderful Horses ! What makes the Horses to Day ?👍🏼🍀🐎🐴
We’re so lucky to see things like this.
Absolutely beautiful and so much trust. Heavy Drafts are truly one of the most gentle breeds much better than ponies. I really don't get it why people are so scared of them or a child being around them. I personally prefer Heavy Drafts because of the good temperament they have. I personally have two and both are so sweet especially the mare.
Yeah we've spent a lot of time round Shires and Clydesdales and I've yet to meet a 'nasty one' as such. Sure you get the slightly stubborn ones but overall they are so sweet and forgiving. I would never get excited over a thoroughbred or other fancy type. Too much hassle. Plus with a draft you get the equivalent of a 4X4, you can go anywhere anytime on one.
Wow..I love how the mom watches the little boy but you can tell she trusts him.
Sweet,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it is good to see people care so much for animals.... but I am amazed about that massive horse and how caring and gently she is.,
What a beautiful Momma!! 🥰
So sweet, love gentle giants. They are big hearted horses.
Beatiful horses!!!!
Heavy horses my favourite 😍
A magnificent shire horse, and foal, keep it up.!
Adorableness on multiple levels!!!!!!! 💖
Obwohl ich keine Pferde mag, aber das sind herrliche Bilder.😍😍😍😍😍😍 Viele Grüße aus Germany
Congratulations to the parents of that child. Quite refreshing to see.
Undebateably the most gorgeous creature on planet. ❤
The finer things in life right there. Thank you for sharing!
beautiful lil angel 💜💜💜💜💜💜
Teehee, that's lovely to see. the mare is so gentle and trusts her people.
I rode a Belgian draft horse one time. While in junior high school and high school I worked mucking out stalls at a nearby stable. One of the girls I knew stabled her draft horse there and asked if I wanted to go for a ride. It was like riding on a couch her back was so wide. Even with the two of us up on her bareback there was plenty of room.
Drafts are so beautiful.
What a Majestic Horse & the Foal as well
Wow ! What a gorgeous horse !
Aww sooo cute! That little lad feeding baby horse!
I love how sweet the mare is with the kid. However, I would be so careful when letting kids around these creatures. They are gentle giants, but they can unintentionally step on, push, and even kick children if they are startled by something. Beautiful video.
They r true gentle giants, purely Wonderful horses.
That horse is beautiful 🙏🏻❤️
Two beautiful family's
Adorable petit......quel plaisir de voir cela🙏😻
So beautiful🤗
Horses are beautiful creatures
Absolutely beautiful creatures.
Aww that's so cute the mamma let that adorable child go over and feed her baby :33
Adorables all I love them 💙💜💛🧡
New Zealand 🇳🇿 loved watching this
That was beautiful ❤️
Vous fête du. Bresache. Ou pa
Just special horses makes my face light up and mommy takes her baby for a run can't get any better than this.
Lovely video! I think the mother is saying "He doesn't need that". It's great to have contact with animals. Grandpa is close by,
Gramps is an idiot and should be banned from the property!
where's the mares tail?
Beautiful 👏🙌🍃❤️⭐✨💖💞🇧🇷
Such a stunning little video. Thanks for sharing. Your horses are obviously very happy and content. Love the foal. So cute.
Shelley Berry z
Mom just wanted to check the temperature first !!
Еще маленький жеребенок , а мощь тяжеловоза уже на лицо .💪👍👍👍