BUDWEISER CLYDESDALES, ARMADA FAIR, DOG FALLS OFF THE WAGON
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2015
- budweiser clydesdales at armada fair, Dog falls off the wagon, but and super impressed the way the crew jumps to action, love these animals, got goose bumps when they passed up, the dog is fine, just scared
I don't drink beer but I really appreciate all Bud does with the Clydesdale breed and their team.
Should see the peta video of them admitting on camera that they amputated the tails of the horses
Barley is a true coach dog: He knew to clear the area so he would be out of the way of hoofs and wagon wheels. He is a smart dog.
Dalmatians probably the only dogs who were bred next to horses. Next to fire couches to clear the area from unwanted people while firefigters extinguish the fire back in time. However I saw this turning demonstration in other videos where the dog was sent onto the crates. I dont know why they didnt send this dog behind this time
@@Angelaius although I am a fan of Dalmatians; my own dog would kill me if I failed to mention that each country whose main means of transportation was a coach or wagon had its own type of coach dog, Used to help clear the road and guard the coach, But I do agree with you, that because of their stylish coat and agility, the Dalmatian became a favorite breed for such work,
@@marijaneplacek3090 unfortunately deafness was bred into the breed its their big issue. Well not all of them deaf but its genetical. Dalmatians not too famous in my homecountry what not bad... at leas they are not bred crazily in puppymills. I dont know other couch dogs tho. I might google to learn this field. I am more into lifestock dogs. I was surprised that dalmatians were bred to help fire couch horses I geniuely thought they were only bred for their fancy coat not for being workdogs. 😬 well I learned years ago they were bred to be couch dogs.
@@Angelaius The Breed club calls for the euthanizing of any and all pups found to be def. Tough crowd!
@@Angelaius Probably because he was bouncing around up there beforehand. I've seen Barley in other videos, he does go out onto the crates, but he didn't want to this time.
I was brought up with horses but nothing could compare to the Clydesdales & how they were trained to do exactly what was expected of them. They all stay calm with what ever noises that go on around them in complete control. Those trainers should be very proud with what they accomplished!!
Best dog I ever had was my Dalmatian, Domino. 1972-1986. Was very upset that more attention was not paid to this dog and took a hard fall. Was amazed he could run, let alone walk. Family and friends still tell stories of their experiences with him. There is no time limit on grief…I still have moments of missing him terribly. Still have a photo of him on my frig. ❤
I've never had a dog other than a Dalmatian. I'm on my third. (That's Lily in my profile pic) I LOVE them and will never have any other as long as I live.
@@JNJ1983 Thank you for sharing. So kind. 💕🇺🇸
If you watch carefully, the dog was accidentally pushed off. The horses stopped listening and decided to turn towards the back of the wagon, which would have very quickly turned into a major disaster with horses, the dog, and the people in the arena getting hurt. The horses turning pulled the driver over into the assistant's spot, and the assistant into the dog's spot. Luckily he landed mostly okay and didn't get stepped on. I've never had a dalmatian but I've always thought they were so pretty!
Poor dog got pushed off by 2nd guy who starts to panic because the horses were turning wrong way too fast. You can see the other guys in red shirts start to help out and stop the lead horses.
I watched a future one of these demos on another video, and they now have Barley the dog, go back on top of the wagon behind them when they do this turn to both sides. Then when they are done they have him come sit back down. With all the reins and moving them around, they didn't have much room up there anyway.
They should have a seethru container attach to the top for the dog to be in & safe. Just the sides & No top; in case the wagon falls over & the dog can escape. From an Aussie [Australian]. The coward chap terrible to push the poor dog off the wagon!
Angie Houtakker Exactly. I saw the same thing. He got pushed off...unintentionally. Glad he was ok because that was quite a drop.
So beautiful
They send the dog onto the crates in other videos. The dog had nothing to do on the seat when the maneouver was happening. A mistake.
Yes Barley got pushed off when co driver needed more arm room. No matter what, this is beautiful team including good dog.
OH, THE BUD CLYESDALE COMMERCIALS ARE DEFINITELY MY FAVORITE! I have traveled numerous times to see them and I won't EVER forget that! I have a Mustang that looks like he has a LOT of Clydesdale blood I'm him.
One of my favorite horses. Saw them at Oregon State Fair years ago. Majestic and proud. Their home is on my bucket list to visit them. I'm now 80 and hopefully I can do it.
Awesome, go to the Budweiser factory in St Louis , MO. I was there when I was 13( born in 1973). We had a tour with mares and foals
P@@dianabodemer1889
Glad Barley was not hurt. Beautiful Clydesdale horses. Omg! What can you say. I would love to see them in Mississippi.
These horses are absolutely gorgeous! I remember being able to pet them when they were at Busch Gardens in SoCal years ago. They are so majestic and some sweet. Love these horses ❤️
Saw them at BG Williamsburg. Very well cared for right?! Beautiful creatures
They are so beautiful I love the head shake to the crowd. Their prancing and feathers beautiful too!
Everytime l see sny post of them l cry with joy. They are so amazing. I saw the behind the screen video of them they are so intelligence that why their commercials are fabulous and awesome. Horses are wonderful animals.
Always amazed when the drivers maneuver this team. Very limited space in the arena for this group. Pup may have fallen off, but kudos to the team and the handlers.
Juju Russell If you watch closely, he was pushed off accidentally by the 2nd driver reaching for the drive lines.
@@joycenesselhauf1220 - def pushed/kinda thrown.
@@joycenesselhauf1220 yes I saw that!
This is not only entertaining, but the announcer gives a lot of information on how the rig is managed. I had the opportunity to see he Clydesdales many years ago and they are truly magnificent animals. The pup is pretty cool, coo.
I’ve never seen the maneuvers the driver put them through! Truly impressive! So glad the pup is ok. He was accidentally pushed off. Perhaps he needs another area to sit in during these complicated turns! TYTY for sharing! ❤️❤️🙏❤️❤️
Was pushed off
I thought he’d been pushed off but after watching it again, the guy was trying to get the reins. Poor pup, but didn’t look to be hurt. This is a great show- seen them many times.
I live 10 mins from the Merrimack NH hitch and have seen them many times. They are incredibly well trained. This venue was way too small. Thank god no one was really hurt. You can feel the earth shake when they go by. The drivers and the dog have got to be in total control which they are. You can see how they struggled at this venue. Still they are beautiful and a truly awesome sight to see. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I live in New Hampshire, and it’s sad that the horses are no longer in Merrimack.
@@sharontaylor2243 I didn't know that I am In New Hampshire.
@@sharontaylor2243 Why did the horses leave Merrimack? What happened to them?
I think the arena is just a little small for these wonderful animals. Smart Dog!!
I think the city streets they were used on were much more narrow. Have no idea what caused the accident.
These are my favorite horses of all time. I recently seen them perform out in Henry Illinois this past summer. I feel sorry for the dog Barley. It didn’t look like he was hurt, but I hope they had him checked out to be safe.
I hope so myself as the co driver or rider wasant holding n to the puppy very well.
I love hiw the horses automatically try to go after the dog. They obviously love the dog.
Looked like Barley accidentally got accidentally shoved off the wagon when the driver needed to grab the reins! Glad he's okay!
I noticed also thank God he was ok. Beautiful dog...majestic horses....
Excatly what I said! Need to be more careful and more aware! Glad he's ok.
I have had the pleasure of seeing 😊😁 these guys in person and they are beautiful ❤️💕😍
And really big! Gentel giants!
Including good dog
So beautiful...saw them in Idaho.a sight to behold......💕💕💕💕
Such grace and control. Beautiful.
Wow those are really powerful horses power should not be underestimated
Oh my! These horses give me shivers every time I see them, whether they perform perfectly or not. These teams that visit the small fairs are usually young teams in training, as are many of their handlers and drivers.
I would die a happy woman if one pooped on me or slobbered on me! Love 'em!!
Budweiser is the best! I pray they never stop the great things they do for everyone!🙏🏻🐴❤️❤️💯
It's so interesting how the announcer explains what each pair is called and how the driver guides each pair to make the turns. :)
At 6:45 when the horses all start sort of nodding, it's like they are all saying "aight boss let's get back to work"
I LOVE THE GENTLE BOB OF THE HORSE'S HEAD
That dog is trained to do that. He is trained to fall safely. That idiot dude dropped the dog.
Them horses live better then most people lol, there bueatiful
Those horses are actually really abused and that gear hurts them like tie downs bits horse shoes and so that stuff on them hurts them and I mean this in the nicest way
I saw a video where maybe 5 horses fell, it was like a domino effect. I was amazed at how they didn’t move. They just laid there and waited for the handlers to unhitch them.
These horses make my heart sing with pleasure
Good dog!!! Knew who exactly to run to after he fell!
Saw Clydesdales at Bush Gardens in Williamsburg. A foal had been born in the past few days. He was well over 6ft and still had his skinny wobbly legs. Jake was his name. Absolutely beautiful horses and taken care of better than a lot of humans. Very happy & healthy horses.
Absolutely wonderful to watch.. the training must be really hard
Dog is lucky not to break its leg or legs! Love these beautiful horses!!
Watching the horses all shaking their heads afterwards made it very clear how they felt coming close to a major tangle.
I saw them in 1991 and got to pet them as well🌸
Lucky you, wish i had the chance sometime.
Excellent maneuvers. & Glad to see the dog is Ok
How often has someone fell off???
If you look closely you can see the dog was knocked off by the man starting to pull wide left on his rein. I bet he was apologizing later. : )
Why I drink Budweiser , budlite with lemon. To help support these Amazing Horses..
Alaitain lol 😝
what majestic animals ! so sorry about Farley falling off however. someone should have held on to him a lot tighter.
Barley
The one who would have held him had to shove Barley to the side and had his hands full of the reins so the horses could be unharmed during that tricky manoeuver. Wish Barley had been trained to stay on boxes in a time like that.
I love how this is well done I love horses and dogs as well beautiful how that this is well done
Bumped off - poor baby.
The lead horses: "That's it we quit!"
Barley dog: "You quit? I'm out of here!"
Those Drivers are True Professionals , handling the Gentle Giants Magnificently. TEAM WORK !! Awesome.
fuck that. one of the "drivers" pushed the dog off the wagon
The Clydesdale's was trying to see if there little bubby was ok.
Never tire of them! MLF
I noticed that too, they saw the dog go and went right with him! Watched a video on here where they pack them up and take off the harness. It was explained that when they toss their heads, they know they have done a good job for the day. I suppose when they saw the dog run, they thought their gig for the day was over. Noticed the lead team follows the dog into the horse trailer when they are done.
Dalmatians were used by firemen to keep their horses calm.
Glad the dog is okay
The horses & managers work very well together. They're amazing!
dude kinda crushes into the dog then elbows him right off the seat it looked like but Ive often thought that spot where the dog sits is not tall enough sides to safely keep the dog in that spot
Looks like the assistant shoved him off to grab at the reins.
@@caelachyt agree, I've been up on smaller wagons and room is tight. Assistant had to help driver as things were going wonky and the dog had to be tossed for everyone's safety. I think the horses were having an off day and the ring was a bit small for the full eight horse hitch to maneuver comfortably in. Glad the situation was corrected quickly and the pup although scared looks ok for his unplanned dismount.
@@ellengallerani9836 - Yes, I understand the action. I just took issue with the caption's description. Glad the doggie was okay :)
amazing!!! love and congrats to all
Not sure....but it seemed as though the horses turned towards their little Buddy to see if he was ok. Kudos to the humans for keeping their cool.
They weren't looking at the dog, they were twisting their necks to relieve the pressure from the very tight bearing reins. Bearing reins were described in the novel Black Beauty by Anna Sewell about the many forms of horses abuse. Horse and people are being injured and killed and news of this is being hushed. Bearing reins are causing injuries and deaths in shows and parades but the word never gets out. The name bearing rein was changed to overcheck rein to throw people off but the result is the same. Much horse agony and pain. Animals can't cry so no one notices unless you look carefully.
@@jamihede4440 watch real horses ,not horses on videos, watch when they are harnessed, unharnessed, their reactions, I have been studying harnessed horses for years to come to this conclusion. I did not come to this conclusion lightly or overnight. Animals are not able to complain, it has taken 50 years for something to start being done about Tennessee Walking horse abuse. I have taken videos of harnessed horses and played them slo-motion, backwards, forwards and these animals are in pain. I have been working in the horse industry a long time and have heard every excuse unmanageable for how things are done.
@@jamihede4440 they can move their heads around but ALSO watch in bearing rein restrained horses, when they stop after pulling a load, they almost always lower and stretch their necks. I admit I do not precisely know why they must do this but they get even more agitated when they stop and can't lower their heads.
I studied horse behavior and their head movements are not playful. The only time horses thrash their heads in this manner us when they are fitted with a bearing rein.
Read what I said, watch real horses Behind the scenes when horses are hitched and unhitched, the change in attitude when the overcheck rein is attached to the harness saddle hook. I worked horse shows behind the scenes and have been listening to horseowners bull (spin) for a lot of years, and I know spin when I hear it. I bought a former bearing rein horse and it took years for her to learn that I was not going to attach a bearing rein. She knew exactly in the harnessing process that the bearing rein would be attached and reacted the same way each time at the very moment the rein would have been attached. She went ballistic would put it mildly. She reared up and spun around in the harness and snapped the 3/8 inch thick wagon tongue pin. And she wasn't a big powerful draft horse, just a 14-2 light weight, not even a halflinger, she did this even when line driving, anytime someone came near her withers like to hook up the overcheck.
When something goes wrong, it highlights the skills needed to normally get it right.
Barley can easily slide of this cousin ! It is a dangerous job ! Dear Barley,❤️🐶❤️stay safe !❤️🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎❤️
Barley are you okay baby!🐶
Beautiful horses. Beautiful wagon. Too bad their space was just a bit too small, lol.
Horses are interesting creatures. Wild or trained, they are proud.
They need to rename the dog Hops. But really thank god that wonderful animal was not hurt badly.
Many years ago, I went to Sea World in Orlando, Florida by myself. I live near Tampa, love to photograph animals, so sometimes I would go to those places alone so I could take photos and not have someone saying, "Come on, you got enough photos!!"
I had the day off from work so it wasn't crowded that day.
I went into the barn area so I could get photos of the newborn baby Clydesdale horse in the stall with her momma.
I was completely alone in the barn except for horses.
I noticed my film was needing to be changed, so I squatted down and used my black bag.
Film was very sensitive and you needed to put it in, in as dark of a place as possible.
My boyfriend had given me a black bag that had places for your hands and I could change out film in less than 25 seconds.
I could hear a woman yelling, STOP, NO!! COME HERE. I assumed it was someone yelling at a child.
I suddenly felt this slobbery, big, kiss.
I looked and there was a Dalmatian dog, tail wagging.
She was wet and had no collar on.
I knew she was one of the Budweiser dogs.
I said hello to her and she was sniffing my clothing. I had 2 dogs & 4 cats at home so she had a lot to smell.
I looked around and couldn't find anyone near by. I was looking for either an employee or someone to get an employee.
In the meantime, I didn't want her to run off.
Now the yelling flashed back and I thought, oh they must have been trying to get her to stop running.
I had already put my camera back in my bag but I unhooked the strap of the bag and made a loop to use as a leash.
She was perfectly content as she had someone to scratch her behind the ears (made her back foot thump!!), plus to her I smelled like other dogs & cats.
A young couple came in the barn. I asked them to go to the Budweiser building and see if they were looking for her.
They did. Suddenly, in ran 3 people!
They said thank you so much!
She had apparently decided to roll in horse poop and they had to give her a bath.
She took the opportunity to run when they were switching out the bathing loop.
The poor girl said she ran to Shamu Stadium and down the steps to the area where people could watch the Orcas in a back pool.
As the girl went to grab her she took off again.
She was one of the ones that stops & waits till you get a foot away and then runs off.
The girl and 2 other employees were chasing her when the beer employees called them on their two-way radios and said someone found the dog and has a temporary leash on her. She is waiting with the dog in the Clydesdale Barn.
I said I used to have a dog that did the same thing.
Took off running and then stopped & waited.
So I was given 2 free tickets to Sea World that I could use at any time as a thank you for keeping her there!!
She was so cute with her spotted coat.
They also gave me a front row place where they came out with the team, dog, & wagon all go around the area.
Unfortunately I am only 5' tall so if I do not get up front for anything, I only see the person in front of me.
I got to be up front, next to the announcer and he told the audience that I had rescued the dog earlier that day after she had to get a bath after rolling in 💩!!
She wasn't a fan of baths and when she saw the opportunity to run, she did!
Of course my boyfriend asked why I didn't get a case of beer, instead of 2 free passes?
I still remember standing in front of one of those horses!
I looked like a 3 year old standing in front of that horse!
Thank you for telling us this. Wonderful and amusing story!!! Love the dogs. Love the horses 100 times more 💖
As someone who is 5ft 1 I get your pain, it sucks when you have a whole bunch of people in front of you
@@allisonkrueger8330 As I aged & got Multiple Sclerosis & Lupus, I seem to have shrunk even more. Now I am 4'9" tall according to my doctor's.
@@suziephillips2320 I have ADHD and had been on Adderall for years and it stunted my growth and made me super skinny cause I wouldn’t eat
@@allisonkrueger8330 When I go grocery shopping now it seems everything I need is on the top shelves. Of course finding an employee is never easy. So I stand there until I see someone taller coming in the aisle.
I tell them in my next life I want to be 5'10" & a super model.
I also find that I sit close to the steering wheel. Otherwise I cannot reach the brake & gas pedals.
Any time I take the car for an oil change, I forget to put the seat back. The one guy flopped down in the seat & got stuck.
He was not happy. Now he asks me, "Did you put the seat back?"
If I forgot, I will get in and move it back for him.
Now at least the movie theaters have the extremely steep floors so I can see if there is a crowd.
The old theaters were not a steep incline and I always got the tall people right in front of me.
Beautiful team driver and horses. Now if the kids screeching at the top of his/her lungs was as well trained.
Poor Fella, took it like a true coach dog!
I absolutely love those beautiful horse's. Maybe some day I will get to see them.🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎
Most any fair or horse show and they may well show up. Perhaps the Wells Fargo hitch!
I LOVE THE LOCKSTEP THE CLYDESDALES WERE DOING BEAUTIFUL HORSES
They are loving their song!!
Love the crew…always ready for anything!
Those are beautiful horses!
The dog says I meant to do that 😂
I glad the pooch is ok.good puppy poo
THANK GOODNESS THEIR SKILLED TRAINERS AND HANDLERS... THANK GOD THE DOG WAS ABLE TO RUN OFF THE FIELD UNDAMAGED 😃😍🐴🐎👍
Honestly it’s too tough to do those maneuvers with that many huge horses in a tiny arena
Horses are not stupid you could see they were wary as to tight a turn they would feel the carriage not balancing right
I think any one who criticises should try and maneuver 8 Clydesdales.
Beautiful horses indeed
Clydesdales are so very beautiful
Love the voice over describing. Just listen, then really watch them in the turn. Same as people do in a parade.
Hope they are still All okay!!!! Love em so!!!!!!!!
I seen enough of these videos to come to the conclusion that the arena's are too small for all that maneuvering.
Transfers used to maneuver 8 horse hitches in crowed street and narrow back alleys behind the bars. Alot less room than a big round ring and none of the horses were fitted with bearing reins. A good teamster could maneuver his team by voice alone without the reins at all, I like to see the current Budweiser teams do that.
Madam_Meow99
That's 1 of the biggest arena I've seen them operate in.
@@elaineluikart5459 they have ample space to maneuver in the arena. Can't you see?
Very tight area for these horses to operate in. Incredibly well trained
The guy pushes Barley off in grabbing for the reins. He should of had the dog sitting down if there was a chance he'd have to grab for the reins. No wonder he ran off so fast. Poor Barley!
I saw them at n.y state fair. They are treated well they had air conditioning in their barn. They do have large feet
When the co-star has been hitting the sauce before the show.
Fantastic. ❤️
The driver handling the reins is very well trained too people. That''s how many reins PER HAND? Yup, some good driving :)
Love horses. Beautiful never been to a rodeo. Appreciate live stock.
THESE HORSES KNOW THAT THEY ARE SPECIAL!
Mind blowing
Used to watch them train in St Louis 65+ years ago, but will never forget seeing Augie Busch bring them into the stadium at a dead run when the cardinals won the World Series in the 70s. Still puts a lump in my throat.
18 wheelers do the same job. now but when we block streets to back in the docks, people yell at us, throw things or call us names. LOL
Magnificent horses and quite the set up. That was a long way for Barley to fall. Glad he seems ok.
@Jayson Argonaut Better to have it off and windows down for safety.
Awesomeness!!!
Barley’s thinking-I shouldn’t have had that second bud!😅
I hate beer or Alcohol but Love these horses
Thank God none of them were hurt.!
The dog did not fall off but was pushed off. What happened was the lead horses were going to turn back into the other horses. This happened last month in San Antonio it is very dangerous to the horses. The gear gets tangled up and the horses could be injured. In San Antonio he jumps off to try to stop them but was to late.
This is when Budweiser was an American company full of pride for America.
It looks like the second driver pushed Barley in an attempt to grab the reins @5:42.
That dog didn't FALL off the wagon, he was pushed so the guy could grab the reins. That sucks, but the horses are their priority, I suppose. I'm glad the dog is okay.
The teamsters who drive the hitch do great job
Clydesdale Horses- another export from Scotland
In the split second to make a decision the dog was in the way. You always have to make a choice to make less of a disaster. Didn't look like any animals were seriously hurt. Really good outcome.
TYVM!
5:42 is when the dog falls.
Dog did not fall, he was pushed
@@MissJody100 you have said it Miss Jody.
Thanks
He dropped the rein and was trying to catch it and pushed the dog right off. I'm not sure why the leads turned around, perhaps the rein got stuck on something and was pulling?
The best bit is when the commentator shuts up and the terrible music is turned off so you can hear the driver giving his instructions to the horse.
I want to see them one day beautiful horses