I love horses, therefore I love this video. It makes my heart feel good to watch a horse have a little fun with their human. This is the way it ought'a be.
I LOVE clicker training! My horse is clicker trained, and learns things SOOO FAST!! I can't believe anyone would doubt it! Your horse is adorable, lve the fetch trick!
very awesome video....I just started the clicker training on my gelding and he is so fast to learn....he knew how to continually touch the object...I used a glove first and then a lid to a coffee can...he was shy with the coffee can lid but did not take him long he was touching it the same as the glove...this is really fun to do and the horse has fun too...keep making videos so we can get more ideas of what to do with this training...
This video just proves that with love and paitence any human can be taught how to do any trick! ;) (I had a trick horse who did over 32 different tricks! He was the love of my life! He taught me everything HE knew! LOL) Trick training can be very rewarding! Your horses will love it and you'll be the hit of the barnyard! (It also makes for a better horse as their minds have been challenged!) Great video dear! (Needs some background music though!)
Great job. I used to have a horse but he never wanted anyone close to him while he was down. I had to retire him and gave him to a friend for a good home. I really miss him.
Was laughint at the ball bit where you kick it and he acts like a child running after it getting all excited. Really talented horse. I dont know how you do it but it really is inspiring!!!
Those glasses made me laugh. Anyway, this is soooo impressive. It looks really cute and you can really see the bond between them. Wish I could do that.
Well done, that took a lot of training and trust, I would love to do that with my horse, I have a trick book and intend to start in the new year when I reduce my work hours, the key to doing this is consistency.
Georgia, I've found you again!! I looked at the background in this video & thought it looked like Australia. You & your horses are doing very well & congrats re Olympics. Keep up the good work Clarissa
I used to trick train, well done all you need is patience and a loe for your horse, I had a horse that could;nt be caught in the padlock, it took 2 1/2 hrs but I had her coming to a whistle and standing to be geared up, and I bought her from a " Horse trainer" LOL well done......
@theprohorsejumper this video shows dedication on training simple steps over and over. Decide what you want your horse to learn and break it down to simple steps that your horse can understand easily and then build on those successes.
thats a cute video i have a 2yr white mare thats would be great for tricks first time i got on her we had her hopping and all kinds of things she loves to smile at people
clicker training is positive reinforcement training. You teach the animal that when they hear the click, they get a treat. eventually you stop giving them treats, but every time they do something right, you click, and they view that as a reward.
Amazing horse. I also do teach my horse to bow, make a pliché, spanish walk and other stuff, but I'd never be able to make him bring back a soccer ball or put a ring on the stick :)
@PurebredLondon and did you see her beat the horse with it? no. its a training too not an abusive object. and size doesnt make the whip more painful. most people (such as myself) who use a whip in natural horsemanship, use it to do stuff that rarely involves touching the horse. i use the whip to crack it at the ground so it makes a noise, not hit the horse. and i also use it to point in a direction for the horse.
Rumba is a cool horse - I like the video - thanks! Check out the video of our stallion Chief playing with his toys in the video responses above! Scott Nelson Down Under Colour
I love it. I have a gelding I'm training to do tricks. We have the lay down (his favorite) good enough to the intermediate level and now I'm starting on the sit up. He has a low energy level and I think that may cause a problem. Once I get him to do it a few times he'll be good to go but getting him to do it... any tips? I have another horse that is at the finished level but she has a higher energy level so I have some idea.
Yes, I'm a dressage rider and the 20 meters circles I am always doing obviously have so much more meaning and purpose. Oh, and reining spins- where are you suppose to end up exactly? Pretty much everything except riding to the store and haulling Xmas trees has no REAL purpose whatsoever. "Fun" IS purpose :-)
@gmwwc i used to work with a pony that if you threw orange construction cones across the arena, she'd go and chase after them x3 she did that without training. i wish id known how to teach her to bring them to me xD it was so cute!!!!
how did u teach ur horse to rear i really want to know ??? i have areally playfull horse but i have no idea to train him tricks hmmm plz comment back... xo
Is there a book I can get to train my horse. He seems to have been taught something. He bows and picks up things. I don't know what cues he has been given and I don't know where to start. Any ideas. I have only had him 7 months. I am a newby as well.
You don't need to own a horse if you don't understand what that means.... Ground work! A horse should immediately halt at any gait when you verbally ask whoa. A horse should also pick up all three gaits by kissing/clucking or however you want to teach it... A horse should flex and give while being soft in the face off the ground.. They should move out of your space. By getting a horse soft and responsiveo n the ground, saddling and training while on there back becomes a million times easier
haha wow that's fantastic!! are there any books around on trick training? i can't find any... greetzz PS: check out my vid where i do Spanish Walk with my horse :D
actually, no. Why would you bother clicker training if you have to give a treat anyways? I trick train my horse with treats, i taught him to smile. Do i still give him treats EVERY time he does it? no. but i still reward him by saying 'good boy' and petting him. He knows its a reward, because i used to say good boy, and give him a treat after. Its the same thing with clicker training. If i was to teach him something NEW, then i'd go back to using the treats until he gets it.
I love horses, therefore I love this video. It makes my heart feel good to watch a horse have a little fun with their human. This is the way it ought'a be.
Simply amazing. i wish all horses were treated like that. Not by fear but by friendship.
AMAZING!! Im very impressed! This has to be one of the happiest horses in the world..
That horse is extremely cool! I love him/her!
That horse has so much trust in his/her boss.
I LOVE clicker training! My horse is clicker trained, and learns things SOOO FAST!! I can't believe anyone would doubt it!
Your horse is adorable, lve the fetch trick!
Blowing the little trumpet! How cute!
WOW fantastic work! I love it! Great to see your having fun with your horse and teaching him! He's SO cute with the tarp over him!
very awesome video....I just started the clicker training on my gelding and he is so fast to learn....he knew how to continually touch the object...I used a glove first and then a lid to a coffee can...he was shy with the coffee can lid but did not take him long he was touching it the same as the glove...this is really fun to do and the horse has fun too...keep making videos so we can get more ideas of what to do with this training...
Wow ... amazing ....... compliments ! Horses are the best you can meet in your live!!
This video just proves that with love and paitence any human can be taught how to do any trick! ;) (I had a trick horse who did over 32 different tricks! He was the love of my life! He taught me everything HE knew! LOL) Trick training can be very rewarding! Your horses will love it and you'll be the hit of the barnyard! (It also makes for a better horse as their minds have been challenged!)
Great video dear! (Needs some background music though!)
Great job. I used to have a horse but he never wanted anyone close to him while he was down. I had to retire him and gave him to a friend for a good home. I really miss him.
Was laughint at the ball bit where you kick it and he acts like a child running after it getting all excited. Really talented horse. I dont know how you do it but it really is inspiring!!!
Ahahaha the basketball part was precious!
This is amazing. I m sure you spent a lot of time with the horse to make it look this easy. I ve really enjoyed watching it!
Oh this is so cute!! What a clever horse and talented owner to teach her/him that!!! ;D
Fun! That gave me some great ideas for new things to try!!! You have done an amazing job with your horse.
Those glasses made me laugh. Anyway, this is soooo impressive. It looks really cute and you can really see the bond between them. Wish I could do that.
best clicker trained horse ever, that i've seen on youtube. great job.. I wish I had more time to try clicker with my boy.. i'
Beautiful, funny, and very encouraging.
Love it.
Well done, that took a lot of training and trust, I would love to do that with my horse, I have a trick book and intend to start in the new year when I reduce my work hours, the key to doing this is consistency.
Georgia, I've found you again!! I looked at the background in this video & thought it looked like Australia. You & your horses are doing very well & congrats re Olympics.
Keep up the good work
Clarissa
Just amazing! Thank you for sharing.
I used to trick train, well done all you need is patience and a loe for your horse, I had a horse that could;nt be caught in the padlock, it took 2 1/2 hrs but I had her coming to a whistle and standing to be geared up, and I bought her from a " Horse trainer" LOL well done......
Nice job on training the horse! Wish mine could do all that!
@theprohorsejumper this video shows dedication on training simple steps over and over. Decide what you want your horse to learn and break it down to simple steps that your horse can understand easily and then build on those successes.
thats a cute video i have a 2yr white mare thats would be great for tricks first time i got on her we had her hopping and all kinds of things she loves to smile at people
Wow I want to get a horse and teach him these tricks!!!
clicker training is positive reinforcement training. You teach the animal that when they hear the click, they get a treat. eventually you stop giving them treats, but every time they do something right, you click, and they view that as a reward.
that is a gorgeous horse!
that is the best thing ive evr seen!!
smart horse !!!!!!!!!!!! i love horses
Incredible ! Bravo.
Brilliant,
thanks for sharing
and keep well.
Coco
WOW this is tru horsemanship....
Amazing horse. I also do teach my horse to bow, make a pliché, spanish walk and other stuff, but I'd never be able to make him bring back a soccer ball or put a ring on the stick :)
wow that is so amazing i want to teach my horse to play soccer as well and all the other things
wow! youre horse is so cool!
Lovley video! Great work!
aww thats cool, i might try the bow thing
*smile for the camera* XD rofl I love the ending *, that was too cute =D and the tricks were awesome
Awesome!!! Amazing!
@PurebredLondon and did you see her beat the horse with it? no. its a training too not an abusive object. and size doesnt make the whip more painful. most people (such as myself) who use a whip in natural horsemanship, use it to do stuff that rarely involves touching the horse. i use the whip to crack it at the ground so it makes a noise, not hit the horse. and i also use it to point in a direction for the horse.
I love this video!!!
this is awesome! haha, i have only got my horse to do bow... but not as long as you guys did it, we only last for a few seconds XD
AMAZING!
HA! oh my gosh the croquet part is hilarious. my horse picks up hula hoops and throws them around his neck
Amaziiing!
thats one smart horse! very cute =)
amazing!
awesome!!!
oo it´s so fun
Awesome!!! So cute, and so amazing! :D I think he have a great life! :D
clicker training, operant conditioning. Horse is not bored that is for sure.
Now that is cute! now I need a ball...lol....get it Doc....lol
Rumba is a cool horse - I like the video - thanks!
Check out the video of our stallion Chief playing with his toys in the video responses above!
Scott Nelson
Down Under Colour
Bravo !
How many hours, days, monthes and years for this beautiful result ?
omg AMAZING!
I love it. I have a gelding I'm training to do tricks. We have the lay down (his favorite) good enough to the intermediate level and now I'm starting on the sit up. He has a low energy level and I think that may cause a problem. Once I get him to do it a few times he'll be good to go but getting him to do it... any tips? I have another horse that is at the finished level but she has a higher energy level so I have some idea.
TOO COOL!!!
멋지다!
OMG!! THat is soooo cute!! HOw do you teach them how to do that?
that is sooo cute!!!!
Thats so cute! ^^
very nice! :)
wow. this is really cool. :D
i need to teach my horse these trck
wow!
haha!!! I love it!
amazing!! what was your process??!?!
I wish I knew how to teach my horse to dance and bow....and dressage!!! I love horses very much, but don't know how to train them to do anything.
great ! :))))))
Yes, I'm a dressage rider and the 20 meters circles I am always doing obviously have so much more meaning and purpose. Oh, and reining spins- where are you suppose to end up exactly? Pretty much everything except riding to the store and haulling Xmas trees has no REAL purpose whatsoever. "Fun" IS purpose :-)
would have to agree. It does sound like you need to spend some time in a roundpen with your horse
@gmwwc i used to work with a pony that if you threw orange construction cones across the arena, she'd go and chase after them x3 she did that without training. i wish id known how to teach her to bring them to me xD it was so cute!!!!
Can you say clicker training anyone?
It does work!
Very cute
how did u teach ur horse to rear i really want to know ??? i have areally playfull horse but i have no idea to train him tricks hmmm plz comment back... xo
Is there a book I can get to train my horse. He seems to have been taught something. He bows and picks up things. I don't know what cues he has been given and I don't know where to start. Any ideas. I have only had him 7 months. I am a newby as well.
caballo inteligente.
That's just too cute :P
you use a clicker to train the horse, right ? :D
he seems to have fun and thats great ;)
Ow wow so cool:O :D
cool :)
@missjelllybean that is simply ridiculo- holy crap that horse just kicked that ball.
I've never seen a horse play soccer. Maybe I need to get out more.... Cute!
What is clicker training / i'm just curious??
what is clicker training. just curious?
how did you teach him/her all of that?
You should put on here a horse that can strafe. I want to show some people that horses can do that!
You don't need to own a horse if you don't understand what that means.... Ground work! A horse should immediately halt at any gait when you verbally ask whoa. A horse should also pick up all three gaits by kissing/clucking or however you want to teach it... A horse should flex and give while being soft in the face off the ground.. They should move out of your space. By getting a horse soft and responsiveo n the ground, saddling and training while on there back becomes a million times easier
hw do u teach socer? lol
haha wow that's fantastic!!
are there any books around on trick training? i can't find any...
greetzz
PS: check out my vid where i do Spanish Walk with my horse :D
actually, no. Why would you bother clicker training if you have to give a treat anyways? I trick train my horse with treats, i taught him to smile. Do i still give him treats EVERY time he does it? no. but i still reward him by saying 'good boy' and petting him. He knows its a reward, because i used to say good boy, and give him a treat after. Its the same thing with clicker training. If i was to teach him something NEW, then i'd go back to using the treats until he gets it.
oh man i wish my horse did that.. shes so lazy
@missjelllybean i do what i want.
duhh its not a horse under the blanket its a ghost =ppp
Sounds like your horse needs more work on the ground before you saddle
lol
fake. this is photoshopped, clearly.
sweet, but pointless