Helping a buddy sour horse get over his buddies in less than 10 minutes!

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  • Опубліковано 27 лип 2020
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 48

  • @BB-co7kp
    @BB-co7kp 2 роки тому +9

    I want to cry over the frustration of my severely buddy sour horse. This vid made me happy and laugh. Thank you

  • @ltrocha
    @ltrocha 2 роки тому +12

    Finally a horse trainer using COMMON SENSE to solve the buddy sour problem. I've seen so many others try to BRIBE a horse out this and it never works. My hat is off to you West for telling people the truth. BTW, the girl demonstrated excellent timing.

  • @10mileroadie
    @10mileroadie Рік тому +2

    West, I used this technique with the gaited horse i purchased last fall. I also don't have anyone to ride with me, and there are many spook worthy situations that can arise. I was devastated that I couldn't take her out, hating myself for how tightly i had to hold her reins, and terrified she would fly home, pounding on the pavement or crashing through the crops, THIS WORKED!!!!!!! The secret is the loose rein. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

  • @PapaBaush

    This is awesome. Just to add to this, what about when the horses left behind start acting up, making the one you’re riding away on start to act up also? Haha thanks

  • @Allisonloosemore
    @Allisonloosemore 3 роки тому +9

    Make the right thing easy and the wrong thing hard principle right here 🤓

  • @rayalencovsky1386
    @rayalencovsky1386 Рік тому +1

    Absolutely brilliant, and superb! Made me grin!

  • @gchristiansenUT

    Just another example of making the wrong thing difficult and the right thing easy. I think it was either Ray Hunt or one of the Dorrance brothers that coined that phrase.

  • @bethdondunlap4379
    @bethdondunlap4379 2 роки тому +7

    Please no background music

  • @SelectiveCleaningDisorder
    @SelectiveCleaningDisorder Рік тому

    I tried this today, and it worked so well! My buddy sour gelding is 16hh, and out-muscling him to go where I want him to is absolutely not an option. Thanks for the great video :)

  • @kblank9393

    I've seen this principle done a few times, never quite this way. Easy!

  • @TheArtsyMomma
    @TheArtsyMomma 4 роки тому +1

    Good job Mandi!

  • @b.e.1023
    @b.e.1023 3 роки тому +1

    Thank you very much... this is great..

  • @jennifercanfield6271
    @jennifercanfield6271 Рік тому

    Well done! I've seen quite a few but this one really went so much better than the others.

  • @jlf1309
    @jlf1309 Рік тому +1

    FANTASTIC! Pretty much all about pressure and release. What an excellent demonstration! 👍😊

  • @honeypie2555
    @honeypie2555 2 роки тому +5

    Beware, buddy sour horses will buck you off if you try to separate them. I found out the hard way. I'm selling my buddy sour horse after getting bucked off and breaking my ankle. At my elderly age, that's the last thing I need.

  • @sseeback6754
    @sseeback6754 2 роки тому

    Awesome!

  • @barbarawilson5719

    So good and usable! Can we also talk about the science of the knotted nose band on the horses left nostril? Just an observation and not met to take away from the lesson but as horse people we are ALWAYS learning and seeking knowledge!

  • @greykun
    @greykun 3 роки тому +1

    This is perfect, both of my mares were buddy sour. One quickly realised that it's fine being on her own after few days of solo, but the warmblood mare is deeply attached to her friend. When I need to work with just one horse I have to tie her to a post so she can't hurt herself or destroy something. I'm amazed how quickly the horse in a video grasped the concept. I've tried patient pole and it gave almost zero results besides she is super calm while tied IF another horse is nearby. Hope your training video will help me fixing this behaviour.

  • @seneynah
    @seneynah Рік тому +2

    Works great on a lazier horse. Try that on Arabian they’ll trot all day long around buddies like they don’t even care…. I’m going to try the opposite use clicker food training away from the buddies. Mine is very food motivated.