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very impressive....your skills are spiritual and intuitive....its almost as if your own psychology is a projection of how you yourself would want to be handled if you were a horse yourself....so your insightful emotional understanding of the horse enables you to manage them in a way that is very successful....Gospeed
A wonderful instructor once summed it up so well. Make what you you want them to do easy and safe, make what you don't want uncomfortable. Like moving into hot lava!
What an absolutely lovely mare, such a kind eye. The owner was fantastic, it’s so easy to accidentally transfer your anxiety to your horse. The owner did amazing. I’ve always got so much admiration for owners that, firstly ask for help and then secondly, allow it to be filmed, as it really helps people to understand the full process if they’re not sure. Such a beautiful mare, I love her. ❤🇩🇰
Yeah good point, there is a good chance that the owner was anxious about the loading and the horse picked up on that and decided that trailer must be dangerous cuz mom is so nervous!
Horses are group animals that know instinctively that the group needs an effective leader. So, they will test you from time to time to make sure you are still effective. If you're not, they will start taking over... subtley at first.
Yeah it's interesting how much in common horse training and dog training are. But the horses are so much bigger, you have to be much more skilled since you can just push them around.
@@OnceUponaTimeline I'm a dog trainer and horse owner and the similarities are huge. You're right, horses are bigger but not only that they are prey animals not predators which makes a big difference. I would not teach a horse to come to the mounting block by playing tug with them when they do (which is a predator's game); instead I would let them find relief from pressure there. Both are rewards according to the four quadrants of operant conditioning but they are different due to the nature of the animal.
This is wonderful! We sometimes forget that as we help and train animals we also have to help the owners understand and help their critters. I love this ❤
I know! Makes me wonder if a horse could actually benefit from a demonstration first...would they understand 2 humans acting out trailer loading prior to the horse doing it? This would be an interesting experiment with horses that have never loaded. Although with others, like this mare, they know darn well what we want, there's just reluctance to do it. So like cats!
@@melanies.6030 What I see with dogs is you have the mellow dog in front demonstrating and the other dog will often do a lot better once they see the first dog was calm and nothing bad happened. Me and a friend both owned nervous dogs but they were nervous about different things so we'd always put the calm one for that particular event in front and it made world's of difference. That probably helps with horses too but I also do wonder if the horse sees her controlling Ryan and maybe that will give her a bit more cache as being the boss in the horse's eyes when it sees Ryan obeying.
👍 Super. Für Mensch und Pferd perfekt verständlich. Von dieser Art horsemanship muss unbedingt mehr zu uns nach Deutschland rüberschwappen. Hier denkt man noch häufig, horsemanship bdeutet Grobheit und ausschließlich Drucknachlass, nachdem man angeblich nur straft und im besten Fall mit dieser Strafe wieder aussetzt. Oder ich sehe immer noch Leute, die ständig neu Anlauf nehmen und riesige Kurven laufen, um die Rampe dann mit Schwung zu entern. (Als ob ein Pferd Rollen an den Füßen hätte...) So lernt aber niemand je dazu.
Beautiful, smart, and sweet horse who just needed some guidance! 2 1/2 minutes. It didn't take her long to understand that getting ON the trailer is the good thing! Stellar training.
Great video! Beautiful horse! Kudos to the gal for seeking your help and letting us watch. Some people don't understand how difficult it can be to do stuff in front of others. Thank you both!!
She also needs to examine the way she pulls the trailer. You need to start and stop, slowly and smoothly. Make turns slowly and smoothly and lane changes smoothly. I had a horse that became balky about loading in the trailer, and I couldn't figure out why. Then one day the tire on the trailer blew. She must have felt the vibration of the tire and she didn't like it. A new tire, and her loading problem was solved.
While the interview in the end of the Video I was constantly waiting for Ryan to mention her unawareness about her right arm. Pressure in her body and on the halter all the time. But I guess it's just another topic and maybe got mentioned later on. Thanks for this funny and educating vid! ❤
Ryan, besides being a great horse trainer, you’re a great people trainer. I’d also like to thank your client’s for putting themselves out there so we can learn as they learn. That’s not easy for most of us.
Something I believe is important to mention is how you address the owner's confidence and abilities. You always address the horses, owners and riders in every session. Everyone, including you Ryan, has a possitve experience which creates a stronger conection between horse and owner.
First of all…what a pretty headed mare. Absolutely gorgeous! Here’s my take…I didn’t see a problem with the horse. The owner has not taken a leadership role with her horse. Even when you were “the horse”, she was still very timid and afraid to use her tools. I’m not saying she’s a bad owner but this is an example of a horse looking for some confidence in the owner. This mare is a very willing follower but she isn’t comfortable with her leadership. Good demonstration…thank you.
Excellent training video and applied what you taught in this video with my 4 year old OTTB whom recently had a bad experience coming home from the vet after trying to load him to come back home the vet techs came to Help and really didn’t help much at all but made the situation worse trying to load him with force rather that by the techniques you stated here. Practicing this at my farm under calm circumstances and the approach you stated my horse loaded within 20 minutes when I thought it was going to take quite some time after his last experience. Thank you so much and I am forever grateful!
That was a great video! Helping people thru the confusion of proper direction.....So like Cesar Milan!! Understanding how a horse thinks....and like Cesar....better human at handling their horse makes a good horse!
Great video! Would love to see a trailer loading video on a horse that panics when the bar goes across and backs out through it before it can shut and they can be locked in properly. I have a brumby (aussie mustang) and I think it comes from a fear of being trapped from being trapped in the wild. :(
It depends HOW YOU DRIVE . Give The horse a Nice experience and drive Carefully. Some feed and drive as You have a glass of water in the trailer. Try to ride in it yourself standing on hands and knees.
Awesome job Ryan, as always. Just curious as to why you don't correct people regarding holding their horse by the buckle and micro managing their head every second instead of letting them just stand and relax.
This video was so good because it was such a great example of the things we are doing wrong at home. We watch you do these exercises and you are an expert at rope handing and using the stick/whips and then it doesn’t always work out for me at home. Because I am awkward or mishandling! Seeing her drag the rope and be awkward was just such a great reminder to practice rope handling and maybe even video myself working to see the whole picture and where I may be giving confusing cues or improper handling of tools. Thanks so much Ryan- I am learning so much from your videos and it made me so happy to see her load her horse herself!
This was so great. I also have a hard time putting enough pressure to make a difference because I don’t want to be mean, but I forget there’s distance between being too easy on them and being mean to them. Great video, sweet owner and horse.
You are just the best of teachers - super empathetic with people and horses. You get such great results. I love these videos, but love your patreon even more!
I really enjoy your videos and the information you provide! I have a 13 year old gelding from auction. Wonderful horse but does not like to load. Long story on getting him loaded to get home and only got him into trailer once since then. Been trying to get him loaded since Saturday. Trying many different things I've watched and learned. Even had a trainer yesterday come and he didn't load. The only thing we can think of is the trailer is to low for him. It's a trailer I'm borrowing.
@Tracy Johnson He's 16 hands and the trailer is probably only about 6'5" inside height. He just seems to get really anxious. If he goes in at all he will immediately back out. Then he'll rear up kick just do anything to get back. Then repeat cycle all over again even with pressure applied outside and around the trailer to try and make him feel inside is more comfortable. Thanks for the reply.
@@DM-tf6mk my 16.2 hand mare fits in my stock trailer but her ears do touch if she raises head way up. Maybe try leaving door open and putting feed and hay in there so it's a good association. That's what I do with babies.
@Tracy Johnson That's what I now have been doing. I appreciate your input and advice. I feel he just may not have been trained properly, even though I have seen him in short video clips self load into similar stock trailers just by leading him up and then he walked in on his own.
That makes me EMOTIONAL! Ryan, you have such sweet energy and the horse feels that. Plus-this horses eyes were so sweet too. Matched energy. Congrats!!!🎉🎉🎉
Yeah it seemed like that horse was just a tad mischievous and needed a bit of stronger direction but was overall very sweet tempted. I also loved the dainty little steps it took backing down.
I recognize that arena! Great video Ryan. You are a great teacher in part because the underlying premise is the same no matter the skill. It’s encouraging to watch you build the horse’s confidence and the owners confidence.
Some people confuse being nice with not being firm. You can be nice and firm at the same time. Firm doesn’t mean being mean. It just means clearly defining the instructions and boundaries so everyone’s on the same page.
I thought about 10 minutes. Now when she was tyinng to lead you in and you went to the side, I was saying, "Pop his hind quarter and push his butt back." Lol. 😅🤣
I love how you having fun with your training programming by seeing your time and pretending to be the horse. Great job 👏 to all as well. Really enjoy your videos.
Nice!! Been watching/reading these types of training (my daughter rides horses so I want to get better at helping) and this was a fun one to learn from!
Try making them back along a fence. Most of the time owners forget that there is a reverse gear on the horse and don't practiced it enough. Backing also gives you a lot more control of the horse, specially if they are pushy.
I would be really curious to see you do a clinic for the westernaires in Colorado. I’m a member with them and our trainers are not the most knowledgeable (they’re mostly under 18 and the few adult trainers are not the best) which has resulted in a lot of and a large variety of “horse issues”, although I know they’re people issues. Having someone like you to come work with our horses and teach the trainers a few things would be great.
Thanks for watching if you enjoyed this video and would like to see more detailed training videos or want to ask me specific questions about your horse consider joining my Patreon page go to www.patreon.com/ryanrosehorsemanship
very impressive....your skills are spiritual and intuitive....its almost as if your own psychology is a projection of how you yourself would want to be handled if you were a horse yourself....so your insightful emotional understanding of the horse enables you to manage them in a way that is very successful....Gospeed
Nice job. Thats my favorite thing to see you do. Im still waiting for you to do the Buck move and put one backwards just for fun. 🤠👍🐴
A wonderful instructor once summed it up so well. Make what you you want them to do easy and safe, make what you don't want uncomfortable. Like moving into hot lava!
Awww that lady was so sweet, she didn't know how to be pushy enough so the horse was like nope, rather not, LOL!
What an absolutely lovely mare, such a kind eye. The owner was fantastic, it’s so easy to accidentally transfer your anxiety to your horse. The owner did amazing. I’ve always got so much admiration for owners that, firstly ask for help and then secondly, allow it to be filmed, as it really helps people to understand the full process if they’re not sure. Such a beautiful mare, I love her. ❤🇩🇰
Yeah good point, there is a good chance that the owner was anxious about the loading and the horse picked up on that and decided that trailer must be dangerous cuz mom is so nervous!
Horses are group animals that know instinctively that the group needs an effective leader. So, they will test you from time to time to make sure you are still effective. If you're not, they will start taking over... subtley at first.
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Yeah it's interesting how much in common horse training and dog training are. But the horses are so much bigger, you have to be much more skilled since you can just push them around.
@@OnceUponaTimeline I'm a dog trainer and horse owner and the similarities are huge.
You're right, horses are bigger but not only that they are prey animals not predators which makes a big difference. I would not teach a horse to come to the mounting block by playing tug with them when they do (which is a predator's game); instead I would let them find relief from pressure there.
Both are rewards according to the four quadrants of operant conditioning but they are different due to the nature of the animal.
What a lovely mare, she’s willing and took to your training quickly. She and her owner will have a stronger bond from this.👏
Definitely
Ryan is so good and calm also 😅
@@lisameyer1373 And trainable!😂
great training, Ryan as pushy horse was so funny to watch, great idea to do the human training session!
I had happy tears for that lady when she loaded her horse 👏🤗
I like the way you explain each technique, not just how but also why.
Thank you
And how he goes through each step having them practice with him.
That’s a beautiful horse! The lady just needs confidence in herself, she has a smart horse.
Well done...good display of the lady's lack of confidence without hurting her feelings...she learned a lot and so did the mare!!
Love that. The pretty mare caught on fast! The owner figured it out too.
This method is far more effective than anything I ever tried. Thank you for sharing!
That is one lovely animal. Willing to learn too!
This is wonderful! We sometimes forget that as we help and train animals we also have to help the owners understand and help their critters. I love this ❤
Amazing!! The way the horse was watching in the beginning as Ryan pretended to be the "naughty" horse on the lead rope😂
I know! Makes me wonder if a horse could actually benefit from a demonstration first...would they understand 2 humans acting out trailer loading prior to the horse doing it? This would be an interesting experiment with horses that have never loaded. Although with others, like this mare, they know darn well what we want, there's just reluctance to do it. So like cats!
@@melanies.6030 What I see with dogs is you have the mellow dog in front demonstrating and the other dog will often do a lot better once they see the first dog was calm and nothing bad happened. Me and a friend both owned nervous dogs but they were nervous about different things so we'd always put the calm one for that particular event in front and it made world's of difference. That probably helps with horses too but I also do wonder if the horse sees her controlling Ryan and maybe that will give her a bit more cache as being the boss in the horse's eyes when it sees Ryan obeying.
👍 Super. Für Mensch und Pferd perfekt verständlich. Von dieser Art horsemanship muss unbedingt mehr zu uns nach Deutschland rüberschwappen.
Hier denkt man noch häufig, horsemanship bdeutet Grobheit und ausschließlich Drucknachlass, nachdem man angeblich nur straft und im besten Fall mit dieser Strafe wieder aussetzt.
Oder ich sehe immer noch Leute, die ständig neu Anlauf nehmen und riesige Kurven laufen, um die Rampe dann mit Schwung zu entern.
(Als ob ein Pferd Rollen an den Füßen hätte...) So lernt aber niemand je dazu.
I deem Ryan Rose a National Treasure.
I agree 100%. Ryan is sooo amazing with the horses and the people! Amazing trainer with an amazing personality👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Lovely lady, lovely mare, wonderfully simple concepts!
I learn some golden nugget of wisdom from you in every video
😊 👍
People problem not a horse problem. Assertiveness timing and feel!!!
Beautiful, smart, and sweet horse who just needed some guidance! 2 1/2 minutes. It didn't take her long to understand that getting ON the trailer is the good thing! Stellar training.
Great video! Beautiful horse! Kudos to the gal for seeking your help and letting us watch. Some people don't understand how difficult it can be to do stuff in front of others. Thank you both!!
Fantastic Ryan how easy is it when you know what you're doing 😊
She also needs to examine the way she pulls the trailer. You need to start and stop, slowly and smoothly. Make turns slowly and smoothly and lane changes smoothly. I had a horse that became balky about loading in the trailer, and I couldn't figure out why. Then one day the tire on the trailer blew. She must have felt the vibration of the tire and she didn't like it. A new tire, and her loading problem was solved.
While the interview in the end of the Video I was constantly waiting for Ryan to mention her unawareness about her right arm. Pressure in her body and on the halter all the time.
But I guess it's just another topic and maybe got mentioned later on.
Thanks for this funny and educating vid! ❤
You are right - she's hanging on right under the jaw, not letting the horse stand quietly on a loose lead.
Ryan, besides being a great horse trainer, you’re a great people trainer. I’d also like to thank your client’s for putting themselves out there so we can learn as they learn. That’s not easy for most of us.
Something I believe is important to mention is how you address the owner's confidence and abilities. You always address the horses, owners and riders in every session. Everyone, including you Ryan, has a possitve experience which creates a stronger conection between horse and owner.
First of all…what a pretty headed mare. Absolutely gorgeous! Here’s my take…I didn’t see a problem with the horse. The owner has not taken a leadership role with her horse. Even when you were “the horse”, she was still very timid and afraid to use her tools. I’m not saying she’s a bad owner but this is an example of a horse looking for some confidence in the owner. This mare is a very willing follower but she isn’t comfortable with her leadership. Good demonstration…thank you.
I think we all had more fun watching the Ryan horse load than the actual mare! 🤣
Excellent training video and applied what you taught in this video with my 4 year old OTTB whom recently had a bad experience coming home from the vet after trying to load him to come back home the vet techs came to
Help and really didn’t help much at all but made the situation worse trying to load him with force rather that by the techniques you stated here. Practicing this at my farm under calm circumstances and the approach you stated my horse loaded within 20 minutes when I thought it was going to take quite some time after his last experience. Thank you so much and I am forever grateful!
Haha, that was fun to watch, lovely beautiful mare,
I think owner training is needed, I noticed how she was holding her horse towards the end 😞 ✌️
That was fantastic to watch!
That was a great video! Helping people thru the confusion of proper direction.....So like Cesar Milan!! Understanding how a horse thinks....and like Cesar....better human at handling their horse makes a good horse!
👍
Great video! Would love to see a trailer loading video on a horse that panics when the bar goes across and backs out through it before it can shut and they can be locked in properly. I have a brumby (aussie mustang) and I think it comes from a fear of being trapped from being trapped in the wild. :(
I loved this. What a beautiful mare.
It depends HOW YOU DRIVE . Give The horse a Nice experience and drive Carefully. Some feed and drive as You have a glass of water in the trailer. Try to ride in it yourself standing on hands and knees.
Lol - love this, and know that it' ssoooo easy to "do it right" when you're not the one learning! 😀
Love your videos, Ryan!
😂😂 I enjoyed this one 😂😂 a bit too much!!!
Awesome job Ryan, as always. Just curious as to why you don't correct people regarding holding their horse by the buckle and micro managing their head every second instead of letting them just stand and relax.
This video was so good because it was such a great example of the things we are doing wrong at home. We watch you do these exercises and you are an expert at rope handing and using the stick/whips and then it doesn’t always work out for me at home. Because I am awkward or mishandling! Seeing her drag the rope and be awkward was just such a great reminder to practice rope handling and maybe even video myself working to see the whole picture and where I may be giving confusing cues or improper handling of tools. Thanks so much Ryan- I am learning so much from your videos and it made me so happy to see her load her horse herself!
This was so great. I also have a hard time putting enough pressure to make a difference because I don’t want to be mean, but I forget there’s distance between being too easy on them and being mean to them. Great video, sweet owner and horse.
Nice job! And what a pretty mare! ❤️👍
Thank you! 😊
I think I can use the 'pressure release' method on humans.
You definitely can. Right thing easy, wrong thing hard
I really needed to see that video. That you!
Thank you, Ryan! My horse does the same thing, and it usually takes 30 minutes each time that I will not be able to get back from my life😞.
This video is very helpful! I will definitely try this with my mare who has the exact same problem!
You are just the best of teachers - super empathetic with people and horses. You get such great results. I love these videos, but love your patreon even more!
Wow! This video clearly explains the method. Thanks Ryan.
Training both
Just found your channel... ❤ it!! The Horse was looking at you get beat like...🤔🙄😏
Love your method!
Thank you!
Oh my goodness, Ryan! congrats! you are my hero!
Hi , Ryan, you are a very experienced and knowledgeable horseman in this industry.
This was epic! Thanks Ryan!
I really enjoy your videos and the information you provide! I have a 13 year old gelding from auction. Wonderful horse but does not like to load. Long story on getting him loaded to get home and only got him into trailer once since then. Been trying to get him loaded since Saturday. Trying many different things I've watched and learned. Even had a trainer yesterday come and he didn't load. The only thing we can think of is the trailer is to low for him. It's a trailer I'm borrowing.
What does he do when he refuses to load? I use several different techniques depending on the horse. How tall is your horse?
@Tracy Johnson He's 16 hands and the trailer is probably only about 6'5" inside height. He just seems to get really anxious. If he goes in at all he will immediately back out. Then he'll rear up kick just do anything to get back. Then repeat cycle all over again even with pressure applied outside and around the trailer to try and make him feel inside is more comfortable. Thanks for the reply.
@@DM-tf6mk my 16.2 hand mare fits in my stock trailer but her ears do touch if she raises head way up. Maybe try leaving door open and putting feed and hay in there so it's a good association. That's what I do with babies.
@Tracy Johnson That's what I now have been doing. I appreciate your input and advice. I feel he just may not have been trained properly, even though I have seen him in short video clips self load into similar stock trailers just by leading him up and then he walked in on his own.
@@DM-tf6mk Agreed. My granddaddy always said horse isn’t 100% halter broke if he can’t be led everywhere like into a trailer. Good luck
You make training people look easy, boy-howdy ... it's not. Well done you!
Brilliant. Thanks
Nicely done!! Love this so much! 😊
That makes me EMOTIONAL!
Ryan, you have such sweet energy and the horse feels that. Plus-this horses eyes were so sweet too.
Matched energy.
Congrats!!!🎉🎉🎉
Yeah it seemed like that horse was just a tad mischievous and needed a bit of stronger direction but was overall very sweet tempted. I also loved the dainty little steps it took backing down.
AWESOMENESS!!!
What a beautiful girl. She’s a good girl.
Nicely done!!
Another gem of R R whiz.
This is so fun. It's why Cesar Milan who helps dogs says he trains people and rehabilitates dogs. It's so true.
Excellent teaching and true horsemanship!
That was awesome to watch. Great job 👏
I recognize that arena! Great video Ryan. You are a great teacher in part because the underlying premise is the same no matter the skill. It’s encouraging to watch you build the horse’s confidence and the owners confidence.
Ok, I failed. I thought 7 minutes 😂
Great job!
One of my favorite videos on your channel so far!!!
Awh your a great owner ! you have an amazing mare to ! You shouldn't be so anxious !!❤
Some people confuse being nice with not being firm. You can be nice and firm at the same time. Firm doesn’t mean being mean. It just means clearly defining the instructions and boundaries so everyone’s on the same page.
i love your videos!!
Thanks!
So simple, so amazing!
I thought about 10 minutes. Now when she was tyinng to lead you in and you went to the side, I was saying, "Pop his hind quarter and push his butt back." Lol. 😅🤣
I think that it will take two hours to load the horse.
That was worth her trip.
that was HILARIOUS!
I love how you having fun with your training programming by seeing your time and pretending to be the horse. Great job 👏 to all as well. Really enjoy your videos.
Wow...great job!
AWESOME!!🎉
Thanks! 😄
7 minutes 2.5, nice job:-)
I like your style.
that looks like magic :) congrats!
Stunning mare!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
Yay! Great success👏🐴👍
Love it!
Lovely horse. Owner, you can do this and you owe it to this mare to be her leader. Good job.
Loved this video! So funny and can so relate to the owner
Awww bless, awesome work team
I'm thinking about it 🤔 ........IS THAT OK ?
Nice!! Been watching/reading these types of training (my daughter rides horses so I want to get better at helping) and this was a fun one to learn from!
What do you do for horses that refuse to back off the trailer?
Try making them back along a fence. Most of the time owners forget that there is a reverse gear on the horse and don't practiced it enough. Backing also gives you a lot more control of the horse, specially if they are pushy.
❤ that’s amazing 🤩
I love the support crowd, so cute and funny 😂
And don't forget THE STALLION 👹🖤👹
Praise the Lord.
THEY ARE WONDERFUL 💘🇨🇦
Lovely mare !
Great vid, thanks…
I guessed 3 min. I train lead on but then throw lead on withers to send. Your techniques are like mine.
I would be really curious to see you do a clinic for the westernaires in Colorado. I’m a member with them and our trainers are not the most knowledgeable (they’re mostly under 18 and the few adult trainers are not the best) which has resulted in a lot of and a large variety of “horse issues”, although I know they’re people issues. Having someone like you to come work with our horses and teach the trainers a few things would be great.
Yes 🇨🇦 yes IT IS