I wish I had known about these techniques back in the 1970's....although my horse was very patient with my insecurity and ignorance. Once when I was trying and failing at things, I had a meltdown. He put his head against me and blew. And that was it. He knew I was struggling, and was giving ME encouragement! Talk about humbling...I realized I didn't have a clue what I was doing. And decided I wouldn't ask him anything. We both gained confidence, and he was able to overcome his fears of hills. Our last year together, we would head out into the backcountry for hours. He would actually LOOK for something to climb or slide down. It was the most amazing feeling of connection. I've never forgotten. And those times of just the two of us in the hills, are some of my most favorite memories.
This looks very interesting, I've been searching for resources of this context to go deeper in my knownledge about horses, can't wait to start these episodes !
It's not possible for horses to just be 'naughty' or plot against us, they don't have that part to their brain like people! It's always either pain or fear!. Love this documentary ❤️
Note Karen Rohlf's comment at start of series, reminds me of lifelong commitment to ALWAYS finish your day with your horse on a positive note, no exceptions, no excuses. Even when the person has just been notified of a tragedy, his/her horse will sense the upset, not understanding its cause. Gather up your emotions, reaffirm to your horse he/she has done well, and you are there for him/her to place their complete trust & faith in.
I've always loved horses, only rode a few times in my nearly 80 years. I so appreciate this episode, how it helps me understand a good relationship between a person and a horse. Thank you.
How kind of you to share this knowledge, for all the participants and of course the person that made it all happen. Those that gave of their time freely. Sharing the love of horses 🐎 making it a better place for all. Knowledge and love builds up. So grateful and thank you.
What a quality film with the best messages! I'm going to share this with my barn people. Hopefully they'll abandon their greedy human ways and think about the horses for once.
Good girl I have two awsome mustangs there my life horse expo 90 day make over. Other was going to kill pen and a guy saved her at auction.and now he gave me the most beautiful black horse Viva Mustangs!🐎👍🐾😊
This is great. I love this documentary. I watch Steve Young Horsemanship from the UK on youtube. He trains problem horses and he films the session from the very beginning to the end showing how he works with them. I have attended a Buck Brennaman clinic just briefly. Both of these horse trainers are fabulous.
I'm sorry Feroz, episode 2 is not available on youtube. You can sign up to get your ticket for the next movie premiere at www.listeningtothehorse.com or you can also buy the full series at www.listeningtothehorse.com
To the girl worried about social media judging her horse techniques. Hello, I went thru this when Natural Horsemanship was a new title but not new in the tool box of trainers. It just took a while before a few cowboys took it and made billions from it. As far as I am concerned. A mustang is a horse and if you are around HORSE LOVERS then you are with good people. Those of you that feel that you need to intimidate a prey animal to gain any type of response is a BULLY and are not Horse Lovers. Do not change who you are and don't worry about offending a BULLY. Ok :) As far as I can see , you are doing great and your relationship with any horse will be nothing but short of extraordinary! Happy Trails. Deanna Sek (From Animal Lover to Another :)
One of the best points you main this episode, is that a horse should not be started until their spine is mature. It should be at least 6 years old before being saddled and ridden.
Yes, in a perfect world, I agree. There is tremendous interference with the mustangs by the corrupt Bureau of Land Management (BLM). This agency terrorizes, injures & breaks up the wild herd families with helicopters, corralling them into holding enclosures. Many are sent to the slaughter pipelines in Canada & Mexico. So if a mustang gets a loving forever home, that's fine by me.
@@Catlady77777 well said...in a perfect world...so many people are uneducated in what really happens to the vast majority of these beautiful horses....our world is very unfair 🐎❤️
So good Elaine! I came from your podcast Sell While You Sleep. Such a great documentary and I love your choice of music, the Claude Debussy was a perfect touch! Keep up the good work.
I don’t understand why if we are putting the horse first are we then training them training them to the bit? If you can train a horse an any discipline you can train them without a bit and the horse will be happier!
I agree and disagree with the social media part. I agree it's a hell hole. But most of the time it tears down the abusive terrible trainers. if you're a good trainer and don't abuse the horse. don't train with pain devices and just have good horsemanship you will be fine. There is a difference is trolls and constructive criticism. If you put out a video of you hitting your horse with a whip snapping on a pain bit, kick it with spur hard, you going to get trashed on, and rightfully so. We don't need to break horses like they did in the old days when these tools were invented for pain. Horsemanship and horse knowledge have come a very long way. When the bit was invented, we broke horses with pain and fear and wore them out. That is just not the case today. so the bit today is a tool to refine a well-trained horse but it's not to be used for early training. In fact, many have proven they can do anything with a horse and never use a bit. I still use them for refinement but not very often and I don't ride with them, no need I have a well-trained horse.
Yes if you would like to adopt one watch camillas mustangs on you tube and blm wild horse and burro bureau adoptions they list holding facilities upcoming adoption events and online auctions good luck! Can also check out martini mae on messenger app i think she does mustang adoptions exclusively and she willl be able to.assist you w a good match
Two days experience with humans before I got him taught Midnite Star that he could more easily fight off humans than he could other predators. I confused him at first because I didn't behave like a predator. Eventually he smelled every part of me from head to toe and claimed me as his human. Arabians were bred for thousands of years to live as close companions to humans much like family members which makes them very different from other horse breeds.
rosie has now stared to get aggressive towards people but the issue is i dont like those people so she would have to be trigging from me in my mind dont know if i am right i do have autism and feel everything people have told me horse behave differently when i am around but my number 1 issue i cant walk away first i get snorting then the second sound most horse people dont ever hear is the roar then either break something full tilt out of the barn toward me she will come behind me placing her front shoulder on my right side then full body shakings it is not just the horse i ride it is same exact behaviors from other horse
I have a question : long time ago I knew a mare who reared up all the time, with every rider and so bad, she flipped over a few times. The horse was NOT mine, I only watched her over the years. Her last owner was able to control her, but that habit never stopped completely. Why did she do this?? For a mare, who had fauls this does not happen often. Her first owner did not ride her much, she had no pasture,.. But this all changed when the last owner bought her. I was very very young but I always thought she wants to scream something, tell something. But I did not say it - on the country side the people would think I am crazy. But her whole way of moving, looking, her ears, eys, ect - for me it looked like frustration, but I still don't know why and if I was right?? Grts from Vienna 😏
In regard to the mustangs; the reality is that they are utterly stolen from their homes and family, traumatizing whole tribes! The bureaus/ gov kidnap them to steal their land to use for human use! THEY, the wild horses don't just keep having foals. They foal when the land is bountiful. I so wish it completely illegal to round up wild horses! It's disgusting, sick, and violating to these creatures.
To the Mustang girl in Florida, you’ve got it all wrong. I live out west! There’s plenty of land and there’s plenty of food. Every time they pull the horses off they’re replaced with cattle and sheep.! The horses were federally protected years ago, and the BLM usurped that law and tells that story, so the public is OK with it . BLM (which is now a de facto agency, since the Chevron defference has been overturned ) does it for money. End of story. However Thank you for caring for them.
my issue is a little different the horse i ride has trust issues i just don't understand why rosie my lease uses me as safety she will hide behind me like a kid that is scared of something the issue is rosie is getting harder and harder when scared to keep her off my back not jumping on me she goes sideways into me and starts full body shaking her front shoulder is pressed up against my back the only time rosie will leave food as well if i walk away i can't leave someone her and walk away from her about 7 times she has ignored the rider and took them threw the barn and stops right be side me i go back in she follows if i take a different horse for a ride rosie my lease jumps the paddock fence all my life i have been told horse treat me differently i have autism as well ua-cam.com/video/lCLU9aP5hKs/v-deo.html as soon as i walk away she zig xags
The biggest thing wrong is using a metal bit. It is NOT neccessary !!! It causes pain. Metal and horses DO NOT mix. You aren't going to have an animal, or even another human being's trust by using pain to get them to do anything for you. I didn't see too many. The mention of spurs also made me cringe. Metal, horses-a huge no- no ! You get a lot further with sugar than with vinegar.
I wish I had known about these techniques back in the 1970's....although my horse was very patient with my insecurity and ignorance. Once when I was trying and failing at things, I had a meltdown. He put his head against me and blew. And that was it. He knew I was struggling, and was giving ME encouragement! Talk about humbling...I realized I didn't have a clue what I was doing. And decided I wouldn't ask him anything. We both gained confidence, and he was able to overcome his fears of hills. Our last year together, we would head out into the backcountry for hours. He would actually LOOK for something to climb or slide down. It was the most amazing feeling of connection. I've never forgotten. And those times of just the two of us in the hills, are some of my most favorite memories.
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Aw :)
What wonderful memories! They always leave us with the most precious memories ❤!!!
I use to listning to a horse spirituell because the horse is spirituell
Fascinating and heart warming.
Loved it.
Very happy to hear this ❤️📚🐴
“It will never rain roses: when we want to have more roses, we must plant more roses.”
― George Eliot
Thanks a bunch for sharing this video! Much obliged.
Thank you so much for making this movie, I am a pat parelli student and I want to support the good horsemanship from all good horseman out there
This looks very interesting, I've been searching for resources of this context to go deeper in my knownledge about horses, can't wait to start these episodes !
Love this!! Thank you so much!
ALL people should watch this and learn how to raise their Human kids!
It's not possible for horses to just be 'naughty' or plot against us, they don't have that part to their brain like people! It's always either pain or fear!. Love this documentary ❤️
Totally agree.
Wonderful thank you..from sunny South africa
Excellent!! So we'll done. Thank you! 🐎 🐎 🐎
Many thanks!
Note Karen Rohlf's comment at start of series, reminds me of lifelong commitment to ALWAYS finish your day with your horse on a positive note, no exceptions, no excuses. Even when the person has just been notified of a tragedy, his/her horse will sense the upset, not understanding its cause. Gather up your emotions, reaffirm to your horse he/she has done well, and you are there for him/her to place their complete trust & faith in.
Thank you
I've always loved horses, only rode a few times in my nearly 80 years. I so appreciate this episode, how it helps me understand a good relationship between a person and a horse. Thank you.
With Love and Gratitude
How kind of you to share this knowledge, for all the participants and of course the person that made it all happen. Those that gave of their time freely. Sharing the love of horses 🐎 making it a better place for all. Knowledge and love builds up. So grateful and thank you.
What a quality film with the best messages! I'm going to share this with my barn people. Hopefully they'll abandon their greedy human ways and think about the horses for once.
Glad you enjoyed it :) Elaine
Good girl I have two awsome mustangs there my life horse expo 90 day make over. Other was going to kill pen and a guy saved her at auction.and now he gave me the most beautiful black horse Viva Mustangs!🐎👍🐾😊
Absolutely PRICELESS!!!!
Bless you and Thank You
Thanks for watching Elizabeth!
Thanks for this excellent documentary, i am trying to get riding lessons to become a equestrian maybe one day, thus i need good education:)
Love "Listening to the Horse".... Thanks so much for sharing on UA-cam :)
This is great. I love this documentary. I watch Steve Young Horsemanship from the UK on youtube. He trains problem horses and he films the session from the very beginning to the end showing how he works with them. I have attended a Buck Brennaman clinic just briefly. Both of these horse trainers are fabulous.
This was so informative! I loved the whole concept! Can't wait for the rest!
Awesome. Can't wait for episode two to be released on UA-cam :)
I'm sorry Feroz, episode 2 is not available on youtube. You can sign up to get your ticket for the next movie premiere at www.listeningtothehorse.com or you can also buy the full series at www.listeningtothehorse.com
@@GreyPonyFilms 😭
To the girl worried about social media judging her horse techniques. Hello, I went thru this when Natural Horsemanship was a new title but not new in the tool box of trainers. It just took a while before a few cowboys took it and made billions from it. As far as I am concerned. A mustang is a horse and if you are around HORSE LOVERS then you are with good people. Those of you that feel that you need to intimidate a prey animal to gain any type of response is a BULLY and are not Horse Lovers. Do not change who you are and don't worry about offending a BULLY. Ok :) As far as I can see , you are doing great and your relationship with any horse will be nothing but short of extraordinary! Happy Trails. Deanna Sek (From Animal Lover to Another :)
This is an amazing series!!! Thanks so much for uploading this 👍👍👍
Wow! I love horses!
Great watch lots good listening totally agree
Thank you for sharing all this wisdom and experience with us. Learning never finishes. This movie really inspired me. Don't miss it.
Glad you enjoyed it Merlin :)
Wild don't walk around collected, that is a human thing humans like the look and feel of a collected horse. There is no more to it than that.
One of the best points you main this episode, is that a horse should not be started until their spine is mature. It should be at least 6 years old before being saddled and ridden.
Agreed. Elaine
So do I
Hhhmmm, now I want to have a horse for me...
Thanks for sharing this interesting video.
It is my belief that Mustangs should stay wild. But, I love how this documentary taught me how to listen in an intuitive way.
Yes, in a perfect world, I agree. There is tremendous interference with the mustangs by the corrupt Bureau of Land Management (BLM).
This agency terrorizes, injures & breaks up the wild herd families with helicopters, corralling them into holding enclosures. Many are sent to the slaughter pipelines in Canada & Mexico.
So if a mustang gets a loving forever home, that's fine by me.
@@Catlady77777 well said...in a perfect world...so many people are uneducated in what really happens to the vast majority of these beautiful horses....our world is very unfair 🐎❤️
Absolutely brilliant ❤️
Thanks for watching Kay :)
Very helpful
the horses ive met would say "aaaahhhhhhhhhh that feels good, keep going"
Great series. Many thanks.
Wauw, prachtig, om veel van te leren,...
Love this 💕🐴
AHHHH! I need to watch the rest of the episodes!!!!
@jennifer blocker You can buy the full 7-part movie at: www.listeningtothehorse.com
So good Elaine! I came from your podcast Sell While You Sleep. Such a great documentary and I love your choice of music, the Claude Debussy was a perfect touch! Keep up the good work.
Will do!
I don’t understand why if we are putting the horse first are we then training them training them to the bit? If you can train a horse an any discipline you can train them without a bit and the horse will be happier!
"With" or "without" a bit is not what makes a horse happy. Its the person using the tools and getting along.
I am more in the anti-bit but I do agree it is the relationship with the animals human establish that creates the happiness
If you are really listening to the horse, you know, that horse doesn´t need a bit...
The horses needs are really nothing to do with tools. Its to do with connection. Tools are no problem if used with love.
WHere are the rest of the episodes? I can only fid this one ad previews
of others
Rachel Dutchak I’m wondering the same.
@@MelissasMemoryJournals You can buy the full 7-part movie at: www.listeningtothehorse.com
@@MelissasMemoryJournals Hello, the 7 episode documentary is available to purchase at www.listeningtothehorse.com
Thank you, this is a fabulous film, cant wait for the next one. Incidentally when is episode 2 available to watch please?
You can buy the full 7-part movie at: www.listeningtothehorse.com
Great program, but where are parts 2 -- 7 ?
Set of DVDs you have to purchase from the link provided in the description.
You can buy the full 7-part movie at: www.listeningtothehorse.com
What is leaving freshness???
Hi, I was just wondering where the rest of the parts are? Or have they not done that yet? :) Thanks.
You can buy the full 7-part movie at: www.listeningtothehorse.com
where can you see the whole documentary ?
You can buy the full 7-part movie at: www.listeningtothehorse.com
Cat Zimmerman is an awesome wild horse trainer and a beautiful young lady!!!!
How do I see all of series?
The full series is available to purchase at www.listeningtothehorse.com
Where can I watch parts 2-7?
Www.listeningtothehorse.com
I agree and disagree with the social media part. I agree it's a hell hole. But most of the time it tears down the abusive terrible trainers. if you're a good trainer and don't abuse the horse. don't train with pain devices and just have good horsemanship you will be fine. There is a difference is trolls and constructive criticism. If you put out a video of you hitting your horse with a whip snapping on a pain bit, kick it with spur hard, you going to get trashed on, and rightfully so. We don't need to break horses like they did in the old days when these tools were invented for pain. Horsemanship and horse knowledge have come a very long way. When the bit was invented, we broke horses with pain and fear and wore them out. That is just not the case today. so the bit today is a tool to refine a well-trained horse but it's not to be used for early training. In fact, many have proven they can do anything with a horse and never use a bit. I still use them for refinement but not very often and I don't ride with them, no need I have a well-trained horse.
CAN YOU TELL ME HOW TO GET A MUSTANG PLEASE.
Contact the BLM offices for locations and requirements.
Yes if you would like to adopt one watch camillas mustangs on you tube and blm wild horse and burro bureau adoptions they list holding facilities upcoming adoption events and online auctions good luck! Can also check out martini mae on messenger app i think she does mustang adoptions exclusively and she willl be able to.assist you w a good match
Unless my horse gets release the moment he does the right thing he will fight and strike if you're on the ground and buck if you're on his back.
Two days experience with humans before I got him taught Midnite Star that he could more easily fight off humans than he could other predators. I confused him at first because I didn't behave like a predator. Eventually he smelled every part of me from head to toe and claimed me as his human. Arabians were bred for thousands of years to live as close companions to humans much like family members which makes them very different from other horse breeds.
Where's the rest?
You can buy the full 7 part movie at www.listeningtothehorse.com
i have watched other peoples horses in the barn my horse refuse to take her eyes off of me she acts like she has to no where i am all the time
rosie has now stared to get aggressive towards people but the issue is i dont like those people so she would have to be trigging from me in my mind dont know if i am right i do have autism and feel everything people have told me horse behave differently when i am around but my number 1 issue i cant walk away first i get snorting then the second sound most horse people dont ever hear is the roar then either break something full tilt out of the barn toward me she will come behind me placing her front shoulder on my right side then full body shakings it is not just the horse i ride it is same exact behaviors from other horse
👍👍😄
I have a question : long time ago I knew a mare who reared up all the time, with every rider and so bad, she flipped over a few times. The horse was NOT mine, I only watched her over the years. Her last owner was able to control her, but that habit never stopped completely. Why did she do this?? For a mare, who had fauls this does not happen often. Her first owner did not ride her much, she had no pasture,.. But this all changed when the last owner bought her. I was very very young but I always thought she wants to scream something, tell something. But I did not say it - on the country side the people would think I am crazy. But her whole way of moving, looking, her ears, eys, ect - for me it looked like frustration, but I still don't know why and if I was right?? Grts from Vienna 😏
Music is distracting, as is hopping around with your experts.
Ever critter has a language..y'pay close attention, lern it, and USE it..
In regard to the mustangs; the reality is that they are utterly stolen from their homes and family, traumatizing whole tribes! The bureaus/ gov kidnap them to steal their land to use for human use! THEY, the wild horses don't just keep having foals. They foal when the land is bountiful. I so wish it completely illegal to round up wild horses! It's disgusting, sick, and violating to these creatures.
To the Mustang girl in Florida, you’ve got it all wrong. I live out west! There’s plenty of land and there’s plenty of food. Every time they pull the horses off they’re replaced with cattle and sheep.!
The horses were federally protected years ago, and the BLM usurped that law and tells that story, so the public is OK with it . BLM (which is now a de facto agency, since the Chevron defference has been overturned ) does it for money. End of story. However Thank you for caring for them.
my issue is a little different the horse i ride has trust issues i just don't understand why rosie my lease uses me as safety she will hide behind me like a kid that is scared of something the issue is rosie is getting harder and harder when scared to keep her off my back not jumping on me she goes sideways into me and starts full body shaking her front shoulder is pressed up against my back the only time rosie will leave food as well if i walk away i can't leave someone her and walk away from her about 7 times she has ignored the rider and took them threw the barn and stops right be side me i go back in she follows if i take a different horse for a ride rosie my lease jumps the paddock fence all my life i have been told horse treat me differently i have autism as well
ua-cam.com/video/lCLU9aP5hKs/v-deo.html as soon as i walk away she zig xags
The biggest thing wrong is using a metal bit. It is NOT neccessary !!! It causes pain. Metal and horses DO NOT mix. You aren't going to have an animal, or even another human being's trust by using pain to get them to do anything for you. I didn't see too many. The mention of spurs also made me cringe. Metal, horses-a huge no- no ! You get a lot further with sugar than with vinegar.