He expects it to hurt!
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2024
- We have to retrain the effects of kissing spine pain.
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You have a barn full of Arabs because you understand them! Unless you’re deep in the Arab industry…a lot of trainers don’t want to deal with them because it’s easier to work a horse that you can tell, instead of ask. From an Arab owner😊. Thank you for your training techniques!!
I agree totally.
Robert is very nice and patient with this horse
Shazam is my favorite horse. I love how he peeks over at you when you are in the wash rack! He is a beautiful horse! Race horses get their legs wrapped with vinegar and cayenne pepper so they won’t chew the bandages. I’ve never tried it. I did put vinegar and cayenne pepper on the wood fences and my horse stopped chewing them.
Our vet had a concoction like that for hotspots.
Robert does such a beautiful job! It is a pleasure to watch how patient and kind he is at each step. Kudos Robert!
Thank you for showing the rehab for this hotly-debated health issue. Your team is handling it well!
Underwood works wonders on the worst injuries. I have treated injuries from flying debris in tornadoes that heal completely without tremendous scaring.
That's what is on it but he keeps licking it off.
I really enjoy watching you and Robert working with Arabians. They’re special horses and are super interesting to see
❤that is exactly what i love about the training on these video's no one thing fits all and the calmness
Wish we had someone like this in the west addressing the horse
that shows up
😊❤😊❤
You can really see the concern he has in his expression with mounting / dismounting but he really does calm and relax as the video progresses. I didn't realize KS was an issue in Arabians too. I guess no breed is immune to it.
Love how quiet Shazam and Robert, reassuring him-all is well. Crow! What a cat.
Beautiful horse. You talked about a topic that I have been especially interested in i.e. horses shifting from fear about doing something to the attitude shifting to “ I don’t want to do it, because I don’t.” I have struggled at times to identify the shift. Sometimes it seems there is a mixture of both. I have used PF proud flesh with good results. It dries and sticks on. Really appreciate your horse training methods. So much better and easier on the horse and human.
Great job Robert you are very patient and kind You can tell Shazam is trying hard to be good. Thanks for the video
Good morning all. Great job Robert. Thank you for video Tim & Melinda..😃😇
Y’all do things right. Nice horse.
He looks Anglo. Gorgeous.
Robert is amazing!❤❤❤❤❤
Yes.....avoiding could turn into a habit...time will tell!!
Giving Shazam time to learn he is ok after surgery is great. He was in a lot of pain....before surgery so now he can use his body without hating every move....and a rider will not hurt or make it worse! Conditioning too will help! Glad his leg is ok....
Is Shazam being mounted from the ground because the owner requested this specific type of training? Or will mounting block training be included?🤔
Because he is worried about being mounted we know he will move around some. I don't want him to associate the mounting block with the worry. When the worry goes away we will add the mounting block.
He’s beautiful!
Is the kissing spine surgery permanent or does it tend to come back like our human spine problems?
I've never heard of it coming back.
Pretty horse. Nice job Robert, so calm and quiet. I am wondering if the owner will have to ride him in a different saddle than she/he was using before the surgery?
I remember him peeking over the top while videoing other horses. How long does it take to heal and recover from that type of surgery
Do you think mounting from the opposite side would have less association for the pain? Thanks from NZ
Maybe, maybe not. The issue with mounting from the other side is I do not know if this horse was ever broke to mounting on that side, and right now we need to focus on fixing the kissing spine issue and not cloud that issue with starting something new. 1 thing at a time.
And they are certain he is not still in pain?
Wonder if the owner was banging hard on his back when he gets in the saddle. I've watched people do it and watch the horse wince
I had a horse with PTBD. (Post Traumatic Bit Disorder lol)
Why isn't Robert using the mounting block? And why isn't he mounting on both sides?
Have you mentioned why Robert is grabbing the side of the halter when he mounts and dismounts? Is that in case he bucks? Is that a technique that you recommend?
It's to get some bend so that they go in a circle if they move. I use the rein or lead rope because my arms are a lot shorter than Robert's. Techniques like that you have to figure out what works best for you.
How do you determine if it is defiance vs fear of pain
It's pretty easy to tell if you pay attention to the horse. If you saw the video of Cupcake not wanting me to get on and compare that to this one the posture of the horses is totally different.
Is he Egyptian Arabian? Saber started a trend lol. Love seeing the Arabs!
Is that a loud fan in the background? It must be hot there.
Yes thats the barn exhaust fan. Temps around 100 with 90% humidity.
I hope the owner is light weight.
Gollo Shazam you've been hiding how beautiful you are.
Nice horse. Not dancing on the ceiling like you see with some Arabs.
Arabians can be a little bit 'dancy,' if they haven't been started ( broken in properly)...They are very beautiful, highly Intelligent , loyal, gentle and sensitive horses, famous for their close connection to humans...they are renowned for their strength of bone and endurance qualities over huge distances, and must be treated with the respect they deserve and a relaxed gentle hand on the reins...When you ride an Arabian, the experience is likened to riding on a cloud...
They're so light under saddle that you hardly know you have a horse underneath you!.....its a wonderful experience...I've had several different horse breeds...thoroughbreds, quarter horses, etc.etc..all very lovely horses, but riding and Arabian can take your breath away !...☁️ 🐎