Meet Budweiser's littlest Clydesdales

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  • @devindittenber9471
    @devindittenber9471 6 років тому +88

    if you’ve ever met a budweiser horse, you know that they are the most docile and calm horses. they’re such sweet hearts

    • @oscargrouch7962
      @oscargrouch7962 3 роки тому +3

      I petted some of them at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus a few years ago.

    • @neonpaintings1994
      @neonpaintings1994 3 роки тому +1

      I got to meet one at South Point in Las Vegas and let me just say what you said is so true. So many people where their to see him but they entire time the back foot was up and bottom lip was flopping.

    • @robynparker4254
      @robynparker4254 Рік тому

      I met one at Busch Gardens years ago. He gave the best horse kisses!

  • @AnIdiotsLantern
    @AnIdiotsLantern 6 років тому +20

    I can't get over how BIG these horses are. Taller then a man at the shoulder. It's amazing.

  • @carriehunt9741
    @carriehunt9741 5 років тому +22

    It was in the early 70’s when I got to visit the Clydesdales at their temporary stable when they came to Gainesville. I doubt anything like that could happen now, but we were just waved in. What wonderful horses! They loved being adored and petted, and were they huge! I even have the pictures still somewhere. What a treat it was. ❤️❤️❤️

  • @deloresjohnson7866
    @deloresjohnson7866 3 роки тому +4

    Watching this video, put the biggest smile on my face! Thank you! They are so beautiful!

  • @USAIRFORCE621
    @USAIRFORCE621 8 років тому +28

    How could you not love these beauties, I've been next to them in person at Busch Gardens Williamsburg, their big but their so sweet and so incredibly gentle.

  • @rosespaulding978
    @rosespaulding978 4 роки тому +4

    So sweet! I love every commercial they make with the Clydesdale's. Everyone makes me cry.

  • @chucklucas8747
    @chucklucas8747 4 роки тому +3

    What beautiful horses as big as they are they still have such grace

  • @pamelajanis2281
    @pamelajanis2281 6 років тому +3

    As ALWAYS, doesn't disappoint! LOVE EVERYTHING about Clydesdale horses!

  • @maryannkeyes9972
    @maryannkeyes9972 4 роки тому +7

    First time I saw these beautiful horses was in St Louis. Their stalls were beautiful and so clean. It was circular with a massive crystal chandelier in the center. I have also seen them in Williamsburg VA at Bush Gardens.

  • @stevelee4653
    @stevelee4653 2 роки тому +1

    Beautiful and Majestic.. awesome!

  • @emilycapon
    @emilycapon 6 років тому +16

    i Have a beautiful snow white 17hh Clydesdale x tb with the 4 white stockings and the large blaze (albeit hidden until he has a bath :D) and i just have to say they are the nicest, kindest and easiest breed to work with, so respectful. A very diverse breed with a great brain on them. My guy is always waiting at the gate for attention and genuinely loves people and to work and please.
    would definitely like to hear from other people about their clydies too :D i've completely fallen for the breed. and a lot of people judge them as 'just carriage horses' but they have so much diversity to them

  • @marieboyle6183
    @marieboyle6183 2 роки тому +1

    They're so beautiful!

  • @elizabethczepiel5220
    @elizabethczepiel5220 7 років тому +393

    All horses look more healthier with their long tails which are needed to swat flies and other bugs away. Can someone please explain why docking is good? Have yet to see/hear a feasible one!

    • @ruthrose2212
      @ruthrose2212 7 років тому +147

      Elizabeth Czepiel the tail isn't docked in most cases. The hair is cut. That is how long the tail really is. I have horses, the tail bone is not as long as the hair you see. When you see a horse crap, you will see where the horse lifts the tail. The high point is the end of the tailbone.

    • @madi0711
      @madi0711 7 років тому +32

      Thank you Ruth finally someone has said it

    • @rebeccad5803
      @rebeccad5803 6 років тому +34

      Don't you know anything about horses? They don't have a long tail, the actual tail is what you see. It's just all trimmed up, which is what you see with a lot of draft horses.

    • @fishbowlliz
      @fishbowlliz 6 років тому +8

      Yeah this one horse at my barn got her tail docked but the people doing it messed up and basically paralyzed her tail, so now she can't move it. Also, the probably just cut it... That's what it looks like to me!

    • @caballuscollecting
      @caballuscollecting 6 років тому +16

      That's not the point, the point is horses need their tails to swat flies and bugs away, as well as use it as a means of communication. So even just cutting the hair is wrong.

  • @michaeljoseph7951
    @michaeljoseph7951 3 роки тому +1

    Those horses are truly truly beautiful. I mean it....

  • @juneeste596
    @juneeste596 8 років тому +344

    Do they not have flies in Missouri? Do they not know why horses have tails, not just swatting flies of themselves and each other, they also use them in communication.

    • @paigeksims
      @paigeksims 8 років тому +48

      the tails must be trimmed in order for them to not get caught in the wagons and all of the equipment/harnesses used :)

    • @Jdjustsaying
      @Jdjustsaying 7 років тому +10

      June Este plate them, not dock.

    • @judy3460
      @judy3460 7 років тому +7

      June Este ohh there are flies in Missouri... enough to kill a horse

    • @ribread561
      @ribread561 7 років тому +5

      Paige Sims you could just braid it or do a certain knot that keeps it up

    • @100TheBlack1TB
      @100TheBlack1TB 7 років тому +4

      Fly spray ;)

  • @679wesley
    @679wesley 9 років тому +4

    What an amazing depiction of the man and the horses.

  • @lawrencenelson5581
    @lawrencenelson5581 Рік тому

    Pure Champion an Champion Team Beautiful. Horses always have been tradition ..

  • @janetgriffiths3960
    @janetgriffiths3960 8 років тому +577

    I hate the way they dock these horses' tails. They look better with long tails. What's wrong with putting their tails in a Scotch knot? That way their tails could stay long.

    • @brendasmith5937
      @brendasmith5937 8 років тому +59

      They have do it otherwise the tails get caught up in all the rigging equipment and the hair is torn out or it can cause injury tonthe tail itself.

    • @suehamblin9652
      @suehamblin9652 8 років тому +86

      All they have to do is braid and wrap the tails to keep them out of the way. They want a certain look, to make them look muscular and chunky. That's all there is to it.

    • @mymak-jq1hy
      @mymak-jq1hy 8 років тому +15

      Sue Hamblin Think back when these were working horses and people didn't want to take the time to put their tails up. Now they follow the original standard.

    • @frecklesdahhorse3825
      @frecklesdahhorse3825 8 років тому +14

      It's either getting it cut off while you're asleep or getting it RIPPED off...which do you choose?

    • @niamhgreatdane
      @niamhgreatdane 8 років тому +2

      Freckles Dah Horse my Clydesdale docked my thoroughbreds tail.

  • @lynettefrancis2940
    @lynettefrancis2940 4 роки тому +1

    Beautiful horses

  • @cheeseballfreak
    @cheeseballfreak 7 років тому +177

    And what happens to all the other ones who do not meet their standards? The ones who do not have that "traditional colouring"?

    • @nelem19
      @nelem19 7 років тому +55

      cheeseballfreak they just sell them

    • @ctaylortaylor6113
      @ctaylortaylor6113 6 років тому +48

      and they said they kno where they are and how they are doing. you don't spend 5gs on a horse then discard it. they use them to pull there carts n wagons for show

    • @CK-831
      @CK-831 6 років тому +45

      robbie davis back up that statement with proof, please. I highly doubt that you can.

    • @lottepepplinkhuizen9220
      @lottepepplinkhuizen9220 6 років тому +16

      robbie davis stop your bs

    • @em-nn9ip
      @em-nn9ip 6 років тому +4

      ctaylor taylor it’s shown by evidence that they get sold off to slaughter

  • @PrincessLydia
    @PrincessLydia Місяць тому

    I got to see some Budweiser Clydesdales when I visited a place called Grant's Farm in St. Louis earlier this year, and the fact that I was looking at (and within a few-foot radius) of the famous horses made me extremely giddy! They're so beautiful!

  • @briarlee
    @briarlee 9 років тому +599

    These are such beautiful horses, but it is DISGUSTING that they dock their tails. Shame on Budweiser for this stupid, cruel practice. Anyone who hacks off healthy bone and tissue for a stupid stupid stupid cosmetic reason is insane and a complete sadist. NO...you do not need to mutilate their tails just because they are pulling a wagon...that is a lie.
    The inconsistent application of the practice implies that these horses can be managed adequately without the need to remove the tail. Simple and practical alternatives, such as plaiting or bandaging the tail, are available if necessary.
    The AAEP policy states, in part, that: "The American Association of Equine Practitioners is opposed to the alteration of the tail of the horse for cosmetic or competitive purposes."

    • @travo2112
      @travo2112 9 років тому +16

      Looks good on my Rottweilers tho....

    • @briarlee
      @briarlee 9 років тому +47

      +the snowdawg People, like myself, continue to work with lawmakers to ban all docking. People who do this are cowards...they know how much pain they inflict, but don't care. The same is true for horses and dogs. I have ZERO respect for these idiots who continue to do this. Have you wondered why 14 states in the US and 11 countries have banned it? Ever given that any thought...or, are you not capable of doing something like that.

    • @travo2112
      @travo2112 9 років тому +1

      +Briar Lee Mitchell IDK B. Lee, I might not be able to think about that idea... I tried to no avail..

    • @jennaa5230
      @jennaa5230 9 років тому +31

      +Briar Lee Mitchell I was just about to comment the same thing. It is cruel and stupid, these people don't realise that the horse need their tails to swat away flies and stuff. They say that they take good care of the horses, and that they, care about the horses well being, but it doesn't seem they care about the horses being comfortable.

    • @briarlee
      @briarlee 9 років тому +13

      +Jenna Arendse Very true Jenna. I am in complete agreement with you...you can read some of the research I have done on my petition to Budweiser...and, if you agree....please sign and pass it along. :) www.change.org/p/carlos-brito-kees-storm-anheuser-busch-budweiser-beer-i-want-budweiser-to-stop-mutilating-their-horses

  • @rosiedebevc1952
    @rosiedebevc1952 2 роки тому +1

    The little Clydesdales are so cute.

  • @christinaolsen375
    @christinaolsen375 8 років тому +268

    If he truly loved these horses, he would NOT cut of their tail.

    • @ainsleygrace299
      @ainsleygrace299 7 років тому +14

      Christina Olsen it's for safety so it doesn't get caught in the harness and make a lot of pain for the bueatys!:)

    • @laurenkelly30
      @laurenkelly30 7 років тому +23

      Miss AinsKz
      You should never have to resort to docking. If you do, sorry to say, you're an idiot. You can cut them (without cutting the bone), plait them, bandage them, tie it up etc. You should never have to cut off the bone, it causes so much pain and is useless.

    • @rebeccad5803
      @rebeccad5803 6 років тому +12

      Don't you know anything about horses? They don't have a long tail, the actual tail is what you see. It's just all trimmed up, which is what you see with a lot of draft horses. There is no cutting of actual bone or flesh.

    • @maddieoo9287
      @maddieoo9287 6 років тому +2

      Christina Olsen they need it cut when pulling carriages.

    • @lindahybicki5079
      @lindahybicki5079 6 років тому +1

      Ainsley Grace People just aren't smart enough to develop rigging that is "tail proof"
      Stupid reason for docking.

  • @donnasparks5109
    @donnasparks5109 2 місяці тому

    I remember seeing my first clydesdale foal in Oregon when i was a little girl. I feel in love with them then and still love them 60 years later. ❤❤

  • @suehamblin9652
    @suehamblin9652 8 років тому +28

    I saw a handler whip one of the Clydesdales in his stall because the horse was pawing impatiently as they were being fed. The handler didn't realize I was still there because I was the last visitor to leave. I spent a lot of time watching the horses when they were in our area. Overall, I was very impressed with the care they were given, but this particular human was impatient and nasty.

    • @judicollard1565
      @judicollard1565 8 років тому +11

      maybe the handler needs to be whipped instead. what a creep. don't allow him to be around these beautiful creatures-fire him!

    • @lilliehudgins3500
      @lilliehudgins3500 7 років тому +1

      Sue Hamblin the horse was probably striking which is a really bad habit in horses. they should discipline him but if they were actually beating the horse bad that's horrible :((

    • @suehamblin9652
      @suehamblin9652 7 років тому +11

      No, the horse was not striking. I've spent a lot of time with horses. He was by himself, in his little stall, in the big tent, and he started to paw the floor because the horses were being fed. It wasn't that big of a deal. He wasn't creating a big ruckus. The handler came into the stall, grabbed the horse by his halter, and then hit him across the neck and chest about six times with what looked like a scraper that they use to get excess water off of the horses after a bath. The big horse was trying desperately to get out of his way. This was a nasty man who has probably been working too long at this job and needs to retire. He needs to stay away from horses, or any animal for that matter.

    • @watchgoose
      @watchgoose 6 років тому +3

      no, reported.

    • @lindamac4132
      @lindamac4132 4 роки тому +3

      If that happened it should've been reported.That person should've been fired immediately!!!!

  • @carolwolfrum417
    @carolwolfrum417 Рік тому +1

    Waiting to go to this ranch in Boonville, MO. The CLYDESDALE Horses are so beautifuk

  • @alinameland1814
    @alinameland1814 7 років тому +4

    Absolutely amazing and beautiful horses:)

  • @triplet9213
    @triplet9213 3 роки тому +1

    How cute! The baby tried walk just like the parent.

  • @drxcreatures
    @drxcreatures 9 років тому +11

    I got meet some at a festival. Yea. They're sweeties.

  • @psw4763
    @psw4763 5 років тому +1

    Lovely video and their commercials are one of a kind. Beautiful horses

  • @joshgonzalrz954
    @joshgonzalrz954 8 років тому +43

    Yep, this is my favorite breed of horse. The biggest horse on earth. This is exactly the horse I want.

    • @leytonvictorquinn461
      @leytonvictorquinn461 8 років тому +37

      Josh Gonzalrz Second biggest. Shire horses are generally a bit bigger.

    • @jemmadixon921
      @jemmadixon921 7 років тому +4

      Clydesdales are the best ! Mine is 18.2 he's a gentle giant !!

    • @samiamisme
      @samiamisme 7 років тому +2

      Josh Gonzalrz ...They're amazing. It's been a dream of mine since I was little, like 40 years ago, to see one in person. They evoke so much emotion from me. Curious though....isn't there a grey horse that's bigger, taller I mean, but still bulky like these guys? Not sure if it's a percheron or not. I don't know my breeds.

    • @k_ytie
      @k_ytie 6 років тому +1

      Clydesdales and shires seem to be around the same height, maybe more on the shire side a tiny bit more tall from hoof to withers.

    • @bsoto7835
      @bsoto7835 6 років тому +1

      Sorry, not the biggest. I think it's the Shire that's the biggest.

  • @rhondamartin1251
    @rhondamartin1251 6 років тому +1

    I would love to spend the day on a ranch where those beauties are raised and just see what their day entails. I have always loved horses since I was a little girl. I suffer from depression and just being around one of those beautiful giant's would be a dream come true.

  • @karmagirl7858
    @karmagirl7858 7 років тому +11

    This is the smartest comment section I've ever read. I don't agree with them docking their tails, and loving a horse just because of its "beauty" horses are one of the best creatures we have on this planet and they deserve the chance to just be horses :)

  • @roselynstovall8543
    @roselynstovall8543 2 роки тому +1

    Love these beautiful specimens. Absolutely gorgeous horses.❤

  • @farthestfromfine
    @farthestfromfine 9 років тому +93

    Absolutely amazingly beautiful for sure, but...33 babies "this year alone:? 1:00 The ranch is home to around only 70 Clydesdales. In Johns time there, he says he has brought 400 to 500 of these babies into the world,2:00 That's over 35 years. Looking for males that match the Budweiser standard, as closely as possible. What do they do with all those foals who are colored wrong? Who don't have the perfect Budweiser disposition? I am purely wondering, considering there are so many displaced animals in America. So who's eating...I mean taking care of their "rejects"? Cute Story.

    • @shammydammy2610
      @shammydammy2610 9 років тому +40

      femm There are other places for Clydesdales to go if they don't match the hitch colors. Many people still work them as draft teams, they're used as cross stock to breed large riding horses. They're rare and pricey...not really in danger of becoming Alpo.

    • @ryw1118
      @ryw1118 9 років тому +16

      femm Lawton Stables in Hilton Head Island,South Carolina has one of those "Rejects" his name is Harley and he is doing great!

    • @farthestfromfine
      @farthestfromfine 9 років тому +4

      shammy dammy "Horse Slaughter USA" Google it..or youtube it...I was not only referring to dog food.. "U.S. horses account for 87 percent of the horses slaughtered in Mexico for export to the EU".
      Also "rare and pricey" ...hmm so many examples..over breeding makes nothing rare and pricey..that is an illusion.."hey I got a pure bred dog..cost me alot"...guess what, anyone can breed them...and they do...and those "pricey" animals end up in the trash, slaughtered or hopefully rescues, just like any mutts. Me knowing this, is what made me question Budweisers stance on their "rejects". We should all question powerful companies that use animals, in any way.

    • @shammydammy2610
      @shammydammy2610 9 років тому +19

      I see that you're bound and determined to hold onto your particular fanaticism no matter what, which means it's not worth trying to have a discussion with you. Purebred Clydes are not overbred...just the opposite (with an estimated worldwide population of 5,000...its highest in decades). But you went from a specific to a broad to try to air your lecture (and assume that I am not already quite up to date on the status of horse slaughter in this country...which is a falsehood, btw) So, yeah...it was a nice attempt at a real discussion until the soapbox was dragged out. (oh, and I've muted you...so, yeah)

    • @farthestfromfine
      @farthestfromfine 9 років тому +3

      shammy dammy
      Didn't realize I was being fanatical. I was only elaborating on why I was asking about these horses. Good to know they don't end up on any ones meal list.
      That sentence, "We should all question powerful companies that use animals, in any way." is not questioning whether or not they should use animals, only saying big companies should be able to easily answer peoples questions about the welfare of their animals.
      Also didn't realize my response sounded like I hate all breeders...I don't.
      Clydesdales really are magnificent animals. It's nice to see them around.
      Nuff said on this, I'd say. Thanks for the replies all.

  • @TakersMissy
    @TakersMissy 8 років тому +1

    Wow; I grew up within about 2 hours from Booneville, MO, and had NO idea about this lovely Clydesdale ranch! But I did get to see the horses & wagon in a parade in Lindsborg, KY for their Bethany College Homecoming, and MAN! You could literally feel the ground shaking from gait of these beautiful, gentle giants from a few blocks away!! They were breathtaking! Looking back, I should've gone into animal care: I think I would've been happier doing something I love. :-)

  • @cheekycheeky3656
    @cheekycheeky3656 8 років тому +481

    STOP DOCKING THEIR F-ING TAILS!!!!!!!!!

    • @angiebeanful
      @angiebeanful 8 років тому +33

      +cheeky cheeky yep and at 3 mins i noticed a barely 48 hour old baby with a clip jesus i bet that was stressful for baby and mum give them peace and bonding time

    • @cheekycheeky3656
      @cheekycheeky3656 8 років тому +21

      +angiebeanful It just makes me sick. Braid it up in a polo bang and its completely out of the way. Pure LAZINESS is why people do this. I betcha if I "docked" a few inches off of the ear of the guy that did this...or even from somplace else...he would think differently about it. Not to be a psycho but am thinking pragmatically about it.

    • @angiebeanful
      @angiebeanful 8 років тому +15

      yep i fully agree i have 2 draft horses with beautiful long thick tails just no need for it at all they need their tails to swish flies away from their bottoms legs and stomach and other parts ect if a male horse so i see this as pure cruelty ive seen some beautifully braided clydesdales this annoys me beyond belief :'(

    • @janetgriffiths3960
      @janetgriffiths3960 8 років тому +13

      Agreed. They look better with natural tails.

    • @janetgriffiths3960
      @janetgriffiths3960 8 років тому +3

      cheeky cheeky Agreed. They used to do this back in the day.

  • @debbiebillings8192
    @debbiebillings8192 6 років тому

    Little cuties very chatty and so adorable

  • @horsearemylife5556
    @horsearemylife5556 5 років тому +4

    That’s where the 2 Clydesdales at my barn came from. Mitch and Pops. And I think that they pulled the wagon cause of their markings. Mitch is my buddy and Pops is a goofball lol. I don’t like the horses tails docked though. Mitch’s and Pops’ are longer but still kinda short

  • @Esalin-tn3ri
    @Esalin-tn3ri 6 років тому +2

    Very beautiful horses🐴💕

  • @nonickname9930
    @nonickname9930 6 років тому +5

    A dadgum horse has got a tail for a reason. GOD equipped em with a tail for that reason. But like always, people have to alter HIS plans. It ain’t got nothin to do with harness why their tails are docked. It’s an old trick traders used to make their hind quarters look more massive. Just like posing them with their front legs standing on higher ground than their hind legs to make their shoulders look more powerful. And they used to trim their manes short enough to stand up, that made their necks look bigger. The docked tails caught on while the other two didn’t. My Pappaw, born in 1860, was a horse trader, and Dad, born in 1909, told me some of the tricks of the trade. It’s really cosmetic mutilation, no matter what excuse is used.

  • @shizukagozen777
    @shizukagozen777 7 років тому

    Look at that, such a beauty. Robust horses are my favorites !

  • @blupyxi5669
    @blupyxi5669 6 років тому +3

    I think I luv him. I can't stop. I'm trying. So hard!

  • @robin.jashinsky
    @robin.jashinsky 5 років тому

    I love horses....especially Clydesdales....they're gorgeous horses.

  • @katiebranscombe9653
    @katiebranscombe9653 8 років тому +7

    Why does this make me almost cry?😂

  • @niamhgreatdane
    @niamhgreatdane 8 років тому +7

    BBBBBBBAAAAAABBBBBIIIIIIIEEEEEESSSSSsS!!!!!!!!!!!! I miss having babies. I love watching them first walk. Baszyl should've been a Budweiser pony but instead he spends his time with my mare that has more connection to Budweiser then my Clyde.

  • @thrillingdangerouslybadoff3820
    @thrillingdangerouslybadoff3820 9 років тому

    Horses are so fascinating to me

  • @suzannehedderly1331
    @suzannehedderly1331 6 років тому +5

    They most certainly don’t know where all their Clydesdales are. One was rescued from a slaughterhouse in PA a few years ago. And where are all those foals that don’t make the grade??

    • @armoredwings4182
      @armoredwings4182 6 років тому +3

      @Jake D If you think horse slaughter is only a Chinese thing, you're ignorant. We don't have slaughter houses for horses in the US anymore, but horses in auction houses can still be bought for slaughter and get sent to over the boarder to Mexico or Canada where they can be killed.

    • @jadecoolness101
      @jadecoolness101 6 років тому +2

      Armored Wings okay but is it really any different than killing a cow or a pig? I’m not happy it happens, but to pretend that Horses being killed is atrocious while cows being killed is Completely Fine™ is just hypocrisy that I wont subscribe to.

    • @gentlechaos5911
      @gentlechaos5911 6 років тому +2

      @@jadecoolness101 Honestly, I feel the same way. Cows are so smart and social, but most people dont bat an eyelid at eating them. Pigs are literally smarter than most other animals and share a huge amount of our dna (kind of sick to eat them). But because horses are beautiful and majestic and great pets there is suddenly a difference??? Stupid.

    • @jadecoolness101
      @jadecoolness101 6 років тому +1

      gentlechaos TO BE FAIR I do eat Pork and Chicken and Beef, but I’m not going to sit here and be OFFENDED when horses, cats, or dogs are killed for their meat.
      I’ve been raised to see them as pets, so *I* wouldn’t eat their meat but. Hey. That’s life? XD

    • @gentlechaos5911
      @gentlechaos5911 6 років тому +2

      @@jadecoolness101 Exactly! People are allowed to choose whatever they eat or don't eat but it's stupid to eat pork and call it monstrous to slaughter horses.

  • @bristefanski23
    @bristefanski23 6 років тому +1

    I've met this horse in person, it's even more beautiful in person!😍😍

  • @marlenaforbes-reidy9876
    @marlenaforbes-reidy9876 4 роки тому +13

    The tails are part of their beauty even if it took a little more time grooming it would look more natural - so sad 🐎🐎🐎

    • @galactic-hamster7043
      @galactic-hamster7043 4 роки тому +8

      That's not why the cut the tail; they cut the tail so it doesn't get caught up in the gear and hurt or scare the horse

    • @farmwife7944
      @farmwife7944 4 роки тому +4

      the draft horses work in harness and the docked tails are a serious safety measure. As far as the brood mares, the colts and fillies chew on their mom’s tails , that goes for all horse breeds. This breed is expensive to buy and expensive to feed and maintain and is not for folks who do not have the means to give them proper care which includes fly repellant as needed.

    • @marlenaforbes-reidy9876
      @marlenaforbes-reidy9876 4 роки тому +1

      @@farmwife7944 I guess that makes sense - thanks

  • @melvinnixon2378
    @melvinnixon2378 7 років тому

    LOVE, LOVE, LOVE THE CYLDESDALE HORSES. ONE OF THE MOST ELEGANT AND MAGESTIC HORSES THERE ARE!!!

  • @marshmallowgirl1290
    @marshmallowgirl1290 6 років тому +5

    What happened to the ones I don’t make the cut? Do get sold to a rancher? or do they slaughtered them? I know they slaughter the race horses that don’t win in the Kentucky derby. Thank goodness there’s a rescue horse sanctuary that rescue some them.

    • @mageofdoomsie1598
      @mageofdoomsie1598 4 роки тому

      Not all of them go to slaughter, most get sold to people, but in some cases they do get sent to slaughter is there’s no buyer.

  • @Christian_Girl120
    @Christian_Girl120 7 років тому +8

    The tails should stay. I do NOT like the removal of the tails. The tails are beautiful. They are a natural part of horses.

    • @redxchrry7588
      @redxchrry7588 6 років тому

      It’s for safety

    • @watchgoose
      @watchgoose 6 років тому +2

      longtailed horses do quite well and this is medically unnecessary amputation of a body part.

  • @aliceadams8455
    @aliceadams8455 7 місяців тому

    Those Clydesdales came to Columbus, Ga.. a few years ago..I have pictures of those gorgeous horses

  • @sherrybrock9178
    @sherrybrock9178 7 років тому +93

    Wow. Those complaining about these horses needing their tails to swat flies..really? These horses live in a/c and heated barns with fly spray continually applied and stalls that are immaculately clean. The only pain felt when the bands are applied are the initial sting of the band when it's put on, then the tail goes numb as circulation is cut off. Then the tail dies and falls off...just like the banding of calves. No pain just a sting and then it's gone. Is it necessary? Yes in a way it is for safety reasons. Sure the tails could be braided etc etc. but what if the braid slips out? And lines get stuck or the tail gets stuck in the lines? What are the odds of that happening slim you say..but still a chance and when you have a team of huge horses weighing thousands of pounds in a crowd situation you have to prepare for the worse and pray for the best. I don't care how well trained a horse is there could always be an accident. A noise, a flash, something blowing in the breeze that could set them off. And then you have lots of innocent people hurt or killed along with the horses injured or killed. So why take a chance? If these horses were just plow horses and thrown in a field to suffer with the flies etc I would agree but these horses don't have to worry about that. They receive the top care. These horses live better and get better feed and healthcare then a lot of people do.

    • @baylea9592
      @baylea9592 7 років тому +24

      Sherry Brock Horses don't use their tails only for swatting flies. Their tails are also a form of communication for them. I'm sure if they could talk and choose whether or not to get their tails cut off, they'd choose not to. It wouldn't hurt anything to just keep their tails, all you have to do is braid them neatly and tight so they should stay in and keep the tail out of the way. I completely respect your opinion it's just I would rather keep the horses tails. It looks prettier also to have a long, flowing tail. Have a great day!

    • @allycotton8420
      @allycotton8420 7 років тому

      Sherry Brock I agree

    • @Choujifangirl
      @Choujifangirl 6 років тому

      i agree

    • @aoifeg313
      @aoifeg313 6 років тому

      Sherry Brock YES BEST WAY TO POSSIBLY PUT IT!!!!!!

    • @johannebrsted6495
      @johannebrsted6495 6 років тому +8

      Sherry Brock try asking an amputee if he/she still has phantom pains from their amputated limb. Also: if only the geldings are used, why dock fillies? And as for them living in A/C barns with bugspray: I'm seeing a lot of fields, I'm seeing mares and foals enjoying the great outdoors. Horses need to be turned out every day (within the EU we have laws to that effect), in order to lead more natural lives - it helps keeping them healthy and sane.

  • @puddintane4351
    @puddintane4351 7 років тому

    my very favorite of ALL horses!

  • @bsoto7835
    @bsoto7835 6 років тому +56

    I cannot believe that in the Millennium, these people still practice the Barbaric, Cruel, and unhealthy practice of tail docking. SHAMEFUL!!!

    • @redxchrry7588
      @redxchrry7588 6 років тому +5

      You’re so idiotic it’s giving me a migraine through the screen. They’re literally just trimming the hair, no pain. Do your research before humiliating yourself like this

    • @bsoto7835
      @bsoto7835 6 років тому +6

      You are the fool, fool. Do your research. Part of the tail itself is surgically removed.

    • @armoredwings4182
      @armoredwings4182 6 років тому +5

      Michaela If you trim the hair off a horse's tail, they will have about a foot and a half of a rat tail. These horses have docked tails.

    • @Raych666
      @Raych666 6 років тому +2

      @@redxchrry7588 Looks like you're the idiotic one here. Maybe you should take your own advice and do your research before humiliating yourself.

  • @shadrach6299
    @shadrach6299 Рік тому

    I love them. Our friend was given two Clydesdales. After feeding them for a few months, he found out why.

  • @aoifethedeadly7021
    @aoifethedeadly7021 7 років тому +29

    If you keep there feathers keep there tails

  • @GretchentheAlligator
    @GretchentheAlligator 5 років тому

    Adorable little things!

  • @gazzybishop8320
    @gazzybishop8320 8 років тому +35

    It's great that these beautiful horses are so well taken care of. 😍 I know that so many aren't - they're just used to make a dollar, and it's so sad. Take care of your horses and they'll take care of you! Don't neglect them! 😢

    • @DaisyStalls
      @DaisyStalls 7 років тому +5

      Gazzy Bishop I bet that the foals that dont look perfect are taken to the slother house.

    • @its_justlexie
      @its_justlexie 7 років тому +6

      Daisy Stalls no they go up for sale and people will buy them to make them great horses. I used to ride one that didn't make the cut for the Budweiser team

    • @RhysGFrelsa-Eudyptula
      @RhysGFrelsa-Eudyptula 7 років тому

      Lexie You can bet not all get sold.... And yeah... Off to make dog food and glue they go.

    • @Wenoxia
      @Wenoxia 6 років тому +2

      The only ignorant person here is you. They make sure they get new homes where they will be taken care of. Nobody said they kept them for their entire lifespan, so that's just you making assumptions for no reason. So maybe you're the one with blinders.

    • @12hana
      @12hana 6 років тому

      They dock their tails, send foals who aren’t meeting the standards to slaughter, force them into the cruel practice of pulling wagons just for unnecessary attention, and send retired horses to slaughter. That’s not okay.

  • @souldimitriou9480
    @souldimitriou9480 3 роки тому +2

    “To breed geldings “. Wow science has come a long way !

  • @sportkings3738
    @sportkings3738 5 років тому +4

    I have been around the horse industry my whole life. I love a beautiful tail as much as anyone but I do understand tail docking in the draft industry. I have seen some horrible wrecks with drafters were braids or tails for whatever reason get hung up in rings or harnesses. Docking is done in the best interest of the working horse for the safety of the horse and the people involved. It is a matter of choose. But it is much safer

  • @patriciabowling4793
    @patriciabowling4793 4 роки тому

    Awwe..I so wish I lived there..I would volunteer everyday to brush your majestic giants..thanks for all you do..grateful in KY 🐎🙏❤

  • @kitkatpoetess
    @kitkatpoetess 6 років тому +4

    So beautiful. I want one to love on

  • @recoveringsoul755
    @recoveringsoul755 6 років тому +1

    I see a lot of tail docking complaints, which I agree with. The manes seem trimmed also. But did no one notice , or even wonder, that 48 hour old baby horse, WHY were it's legs SHAVED? The upper legs were shaved. What purpose does that serve? It surely was not born that way. No wonder it was already avoiding the humans. 0:55

    • @armoredwings4182
      @armoredwings4182 5 років тому

      Equestrians do shave their horses so they keep cool during winter. That sounds weird, I know, but some breeds, like Clydesdales, get really really fluffy during winter and can sweat, which makes them wet, and the winter chill makes them freeze when they're wet. That can make for a very sick horse.
      I'm guessing they shaved the foal so it wouldn't overheat in their climate.
      They make blankets for horses if they absolutely need them to stay warm on certain days.
      I almost thought that they shaved the baby for an IV from a vet, but seeing what they did looks more similar to a show clip which is for the purpose I mentioned.
      Also, foals always avoid humans at first. They aren't used to anything yet so they tend to be skiddish.

  • @toniblough4890
    @toniblough4890 7 років тому +55

    I want to know how many people complaining about them dockimg their horses tails have little boys who they had circumcised..

    • @watchgoose
      @watchgoose 6 років тому +7

      irrelevent. one is done for cleanliness, one for cosmetic purposes. and you can choose NOT to circumcise, as well, until the child is old enough to decide for himself!!!

    • @OMGDONTCALLMEFAT
      @OMGDONTCALLMEFAT 6 років тому +25

      It's not done for cleanliness. It is done for traditional, religious, or cosmetic purposes. It it no way, shape, or form affects cleanliness.

    • @etiennev.cordova7876
      @etiennev.cordova7876 6 років тому +4

      @@OMGDONTCALLMEFAT to be fair in the 70s it was believed to be more hygienic. Virtually every man of my generation was circumcised at birth for that reason. I'm not sure when it stopped being common practice but my own two sons born in the aughts were not circumcised.

    • @OMGDONTCALLMEFAT
      @OMGDONTCALLMEFAT 6 років тому +2

      @@Devynnkyla8 I don't know anything about docking horse's tails, are they really not cutting through flesh/bone with clydesdales? I can't find any info on it on google.

    • @zanhari1
      @zanhari1 6 років тому +7

      @@OMGDONTCALLMEFAT yes they are cutting through the flesh. Horses have on average eighteen bones in their vertebrae, some have 25, the Arabians have around 15. To get a horses tail that short, it must be surgically removed under anesthesia. Or at least it's supposed to be.

  • @Abbiemysterypie
    @Abbiemysterypie 6 років тому

    SO FLUFFY SO ADORABLE

  • @LusciousLips666
    @LusciousLips666 8 років тому +42

    Then why is it that ppl are finding these horses in slaughter after retirement???

    • @Shokara2
      @Shokara2 7 років тому +6

      Cassandra my friend bought one from them that didn't have the right markings so they dumped him

    • @lottepepplinkhuizen9220
      @lottepepplinkhuizen9220 6 років тому +2

      Cassandra your talking bs

    • @em-nn9ip
      @em-nn9ip 6 років тому +1

      Lotte Pepplinkhuizen see it would have been bullshit if there wasn’t actual evidence

    • @lottepepplinkhuizen9220
      @lottepepplinkhuizen9220 6 років тому +1

      Spicy. Alright show me evidence of some of these horses going to slaughter houses?

    • @em-nn9ip
      @em-nn9ip 6 років тому +1

      Lotte Pepplinkhuizen you would have to search up the videos I’m on my phone and can’t copy links

  • @Morgana888
    @Morgana888 5 років тому +1

    Horse Heaven to me!

  • @seratonin6313
    @seratonin6313 5 років тому +3

    2:23 I don't know if she exactly "kissed" him. I think she was just sniffing him, ya know seeing who was there.

  • @karencole8136
    @karencole8136 10 місяців тому

    They are beautiful

  • @rebbekkahholt2647
    @rebbekkahholt2647 9 років тому +16

    What happens to those who aren't acceptable?

    • @JoseGomez-nc2su
      @JoseGomez-nc2su 9 років тому +6

      they just get sold

    • @rebbekkahholt2647
      @rebbekkahholt2647 9 років тому +4

      Jose Gomez ok.. That's good to know..Thank you

    • @AtarahDerek
      @AtarahDerek 9 років тому +8

      +Rebbekkah Holt They are either sold or used for breeding stock. The Clydesdales that pull the wagons are all geldings, so they don't breed. But the mares are kept back for breeding, and they have a selection of stallions that they cross with their mares.

    • @rebbekkahholt2647
      @rebbekkahholt2647 9 років тому +6

      AtarahDerek Thank you.. I just love them and was curious and wanted to make sure they were all ok..

    • @keepdancingmaria
      @keepdancingmaria 6 років тому +2

      @@rebbekkahholt2647 Why would you think they are all OK? Everyone who breeds anything has to accept that not everyone goes to an awesome home.

  • @Tango_Raptor
    @Tango_Raptor 6 років тому

    They really are beautiful

  • @myfishislonely958
    @myfishislonely958 7 років тому +34

    STOP DOCKING THE TAIL PLEASE!!!

    • @rebeccad5803
      @rebeccad5803 6 років тому +4

      Don't you know anything about horses? They don't have a long tail, the actual tail is what you see. It's just all trimmed up, which is what you see with a lot of draft horses. There is no cutting of actual bone or flesh.

    • @zanhari1
      @zanhari1 6 років тому +2

      @@rebeccad5803 actually there is. They have a good number of vertebrae in the dock, and the only way for it to be short like it is, is docking.

    • @Devynnkyla8
      @Devynnkyla8 6 років тому +1

      zanhari1 SORRY I MESSED UP OK?!?! I ride and I’m in pony club I know about horses I messed up to me it looked like to normal size of a dock

  • @sleddingbobcats5345
    @sleddingbobcats5345 6 років тому

    I always love seeing the Clydesdale Budweiser commercials

  • @LordElrond17
    @LordElrond17 9 років тому +4

    Do they dock their tails or is it in their genetics?

    • @AtarahDerek
      @AtarahDerek 9 років тому

      +Loki Laufeyson They cut the hair on the tail. They do that because a long tail in harness is very dangerous for a horse. And plaiting or bandaging it is not always sufficient to prevent tangling. The horse's tail is not so long that any flesh and bone need be cut, but the hair on the tail does need to be kept short.

    • @briarlee
      @briarlee 8 років тому +3

      The actually amputate the tail. Just look at the photos...they amputate the bones, muscles and tissue and leave the horse with a useless, tiny stub. www.change.org/p/carlos-brito-kees-storm-anheuser-busch-budweiser-beer-i-want-budweiser-to-stop-mutilating-their-horses

    • @briarlee
      @briarlee 8 років тому +2

      You are not...yes, he was clipped...this poor baby is going to lose his tail too. Terrible people...this is THE most stupid, useless things to do to a horse...and when they get older...it is just misery for them. Terrible people!

    • @briarlee
      @briarlee 8 років тому +3

      Ad Astra I am sorry you did not read the information I posted...this does hurt them as adults, and, is currently banned in 14 states, 5 provinces (Canada) and 11 countries. Here...take some time now...read the facts: Such “inflicting [of] needless pain” “is a disgrace to any person who lays claim to the possession of humane feelings” (“Mutilating”).
      So why remove such an important and sensitive piece of the horse’s anatomy? Docking of horses’ tails was originally performed for safety reasons when horses were harnessed for activities such as hauling, logging or pulling carriages (Tozzini, 2003). The rationale given for this was to prevent possible difficulties in controlling a horse whose tail had tangled in the harness or reins (Tozzini, 2003; Lefebvre et al, 2007). This justification is still used today. However, not all draught horses are docked and the inconsistent application of the practice implies that these horses can be managed adequately without the need to remove the tail. Simple and practical alternatives, such as plaiting or bandaging the tail, are available if necessary.
      LAWS - There are currently 14 states that regulate tail docking in some form. Massachusetts, Minnesota, New York, Ohio, and Washington prohibit the docking of a horse’s tail. Connecticut, Michigan and South Carolina prohibit tail docking of a horse unless it is determined to be medically necessary by a licensed veterinarian. In New Hampshire, permission must be granted by the state veterinarian before a licensed veterinarian may perform a tail docking procedure on a horse. Illinois prohibits the tail docking of a horse unless it is proven to be a benefit to the horse and California prohibits the docking of horses’ and cows’ tails except in emergency situations. Docking is banned in Austria, Belgium, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Portugal, Norway, Sweden and the United Kingdom. You can also add parts of Australia and New Zealand. These countries and states recognized the cruel nature of this procedure and BANNED IT!
      The American Association of Equine Practitioners policy states, in part, that: "The American Association of Equine Practitioners is opposed to the alteration of the tail of the horse for cosmetic or competitive purposes."
      Docking removes the majority of the tail vertebrae, leaving just a short length and usually done to young foals (Stafford and Mellor, 2010). Tail docking is defined in the Animal Welfare (Painful Husbandry Procedures) Code of Welfare 2005 as removing “most of the tail of an animal” (NAWAC, 2005) without specifying a method. This implies that any removal of the tail of a horse is, by definition, docking and is therefore a restricted surgical procedure. It is also clearly a painful procedure. Removal of the tail is usually performed when the horse is between two weeks and three months of age (Lefebvre et al, 2007). At this age, foals are able to perceive and respond to both deep cutaneous and superficial stimulation (Dunlop, 1994). While no studies have been carried out examining the epidemiology of the different methods, the acute or chronic pain induced as a result of removing the tail or the potential complications that the horse could experience as a result of using these methods, amputation of the tail has been shown to cause acute pain in other animals (Kent et al, 1998; Stull et al, 2002) and so is very likely to also cause acute pain in the horse. - NZVA
      www.change.org/p/carlos-brito-kees-storm-anheuser-busch-budweiser-beer-i-want-budweiser-to-stop-mutilating-their-horses

    • @briarlee
      @briarlee 8 років тому +2

      It very well could be MsVanorak. I do, also, like that Brit style with plaiting the tail and leaving the entire length of it. It makes so much sense, which is probably why it is not done in the US. With regards to the tail getting caught in the harness...Clydesdales are not the only breed that is used in harness a lot. Have you ever seen a Gypsy Vanner? They have enormous full manes and tails...one of their trademarks. They are not docked..nor even braided. Neither are Friesians....again, noted for their very full manes and tails. Standard breds are not docked or braided...and they are incredibly active in harness...no docking...no plaiting. And on and on - Halflingers, Cleveland Bays, Welsh Ponies...the list is quite long...none of them docked or plaited. www.change.org/p/carlos-brito-kees-storm-anheuser-busch-budweiser-beer-i-want-budweiser-to-stop-mutilating-their-horses

  • @darlenewilson5764
    @darlenewilson5764 4 роки тому

    I love these horse they are so beatiful!!

  • @holliesvideos8098
    @holliesvideos8098 8 років тому +67

    Why dock a poor horses tail fora stupid useless cosmetic

    • @meganseltzer3118
      @meganseltzer3118 7 років тому +5

      It's to prevent the tail hairs from getting caught in the harnesses, it would be extremely painful for the horse otherwise

    • @88Meava88
      @88Meava88 7 років тому +10

      you can braid them and bandage them. its a stupid and worthless reason.

    • @Dhampiregirl
      @Dhampiregirl 6 років тому +3

      Its just hair. It grows back anyways and its not like it bothers then

    • @ThePvpOwl
      @ThePvpOwl 6 років тому +3

      Hollies Videos they don’t cut off the bone. The short tail is for safety reasons. If their tail got stuck in the harness there would be a lot of pain to the horse and it’s just safer.

    • @rebeccad5803
      @rebeccad5803 6 років тому

      Don't you know anything about horses? They don't have a long tail, the actual tail is what you see. It's just all trimmed up, which is what you see with a lot of draft horses.

  • @marieprovencio288
    @marieprovencio288 Рік тому

    They are just simply amazing cute

  • @teresabrownreschke1512
    @teresabrownreschke1512 8 років тому +15

    Is it really necessary to Dock their tails, after seeing all the harnesses and apparatus I would say yes because it's for their own protection and health if they had to long tails, Their tails would get tangled up in all the hardware and it would be very painful for the horses

    • @briarlee
      @briarlee 7 років тому +19

      sorry Teresa...just saw your question. No...amputating bone and tissue the horse needs and uses is criminal. Take a look at the follow list here...ALL of these horses work in harness as well..NONE of them have their tails hacked off: Friesian, Gypsy Vanner, Fjord, American Shetland, Standardbreds (the most active in harness…nope, not docked!), Missouri Fox Trotting Horse, Canadian Pacer, Trotters, Finn, Cleveland Bay, Gelderland, Holstein, American Saddlebred, Nonius, Orlov Trotter, Fell, Hafflinger and Highland. There are others…however, these horses can be easily researched so you can see they have their full, beautiful tails.
      Mutilating horses this way is criminal..it is only cosmetic...and, is illegal in 14 US states, 8 Canadian provinces and 11 countries. Why do you think that is?

    • @rebeccad5803
      @rebeccad5803 6 років тому +2

      They don't have a long tail, the actual tail is what you see. It's just all trimmed up, which is what you see with a lot of draft horses.

    • @johannebrsted6495
      @johannebrsted6495 6 років тому +6

      Left in their natural state they have long tails, just like other breeds. What you are seeing here are docked tails, i.e. tails that have been shortened by surgery, where 1/2-2/3 of the tail vertebrae have been removed.

    • @watchgoose
      @watchgoose 6 років тому +3

      My show driving horse had a tail 9' (nine feet) long. No problem.

    • @watchgoose
      @watchgoose 6 років тому +4

      REBECCA, no. The tail has 18-25 vertebrae in it - they amputate MOST of them to get the docked "look" and then let the hair grow on what remains, then braid that up. It is a medically unncessary amputation.

  • @kw2616
    @kw2616 7 років тому

    The babies, so cute. Baby horses are like little puppies. They follow you around, or at least that is what happened to me. Was so cute!

  • @pennasylvania
    @pennasylvania 4 роки тому +4

    If God wanted them to be born with docked tails HE would have created them that way❗️🚫🪓🐴

    • @galactic-hamster7043
      @galactic-hamster7043 4 роки тому +3

      You know what? chill out. God gave us the intelligence to hook horses up with gear that could have gotten caught up in their tail. God gave us the intelligence to figure out how to modify a working animal to better help and serve in a symbiotic manner.

  • @birgit4314
    @birgit4314 2 роки тому +1

    Super schöne Pferde 😍❤💯!

  • @novaright3845
    @novaright3845 7 років тому +3

    lively horses sweethearts they are pulling such weight must be work but that's what they were made for purely over time . but docking is a bit much there tails are perfect when they aren't 5 inches long , I love there natural look .

  • @georgiapines7906
    @georgiapines7906 6 років тому

    I can't stop smiling.❤❤❤

  • @1stcaptainraldoron538
    @1stcaptainraldoron538 6 років тому +9

    ATTENTION PEOPLE COMPLAINING ABOUT THE TAILS!!! It’s literally just a haircut! That’s how long the actual tails are, they just trim up the hair to that point. It does absolutely no harm to the horses, and it prevents them from getting caught up in the carriages they pull.

    • @1stcaptainraldoron538
      @1stcaptainraldoron538 6 років тому +1

      As for the bugs; these horses are the most pampered creatures this side of Beverly Hills. AC barns, grooming, and constant spraying for pests, means that pests don’t come anywhere near these clip clop doggies!

    • @watchgoose
      @watchgoose 6 років тому +13

      No, they actually AMPUTATE a portion of the tail, removing several of the vertebrae in it. Don't you know how the tail is constructed? There are 18 to 25 bones in the tail and they amputate most of them.

    • @zanhari1
      @zanhari1 6 років тому +8

      Idiot. They amputate. When there's no need. If there was, every horse that pulls a cart or dray would be docked, and also, those mare and foals were outside, and fly sprays aren't 100% effective.

    • @Z00mbies
      @Z00mbies 6 років тому +4

      You must don't know anything about horses😊

    • @gretagarner2721
      @gretagarner2721 6 років тому +3

      Desiree2401 This has nothing to do with literal mental retardation. It has to do with lack of knowledge, which isn't the same thing. She's (he's?) smart, she just doesn't know.

  • @bayleesyoutube638
    @bayleesyoutube638 7 років тому +2

    Funny I have actually been to that exact same Budweiser thing to tour it and I live in Missouri so that's awesome

  • @madi0711
    @madi0711 7 років тому +27

    I love how everyone is complaining about tail docking when no one comes to think of how 'fixing' aka neutering an animal is literally the exact same thing. They use both, the same methods are applied in most cases, etc. Yet you all have to be dramatic as if theyre bleeding to death or can't live without tails and or it's only negative. Smh.

    • @MokiHunter
      @MokiHunter 6 років тому +23

      Madison Shapiro I realize this comment is older, but it really isn’t the same thing. Fixing an animal’s purpose is to prevent more breeding and more animals in shelters/pounds who will be euthanized, as well as to help mood issues and prevent certain cancers. Tail docking doesn’t really have much use except cosmetically.

    • @cheekycheeky3656
      @cheekycheeky3656 6 років тому +13

      That has to be one of the most stupid comparisons I have ever heard.

    • @cheekycheeky3656
      @cheekycheeky3656 6 років тому +7

      In reading some of these comments, it becomes very obvious that some of these people have NEVER set foot in a barn in their lives.

    • @em-nn9ip
      @em-nn9ip 6 років тому +8

      Madison Shapiro they can’t live happily without a tail and if you think they can go into the woods on a hot summer day with your hands tied around your back and see if your happy with bugs biting you and not being able to do anything about it

    • @emilylol5525
      @emilylol5525 6 років тому +2

      i do believe this has got to be one of the most stupid comments yet

  • @kawythowy867
    @kawythowy867 6 років тому

    The little ones sound soo cute.

  • @susanflowers7425
    @susanflowers7425 6 років тому +3

    I watched a video of one of these beautiful animals left in it's stall «tiny stall" for hour after numb minding hour with nothing to do except eat drink pee and poop, over and over again. No other herd mate in sight, it's disgusting!!!!!

  • @marieprovencio288
    @marieprovencio288 Рік тому +1

    I love em!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @Miranjor
    @Miranjor 7 років тому +5

    Such a shame they cut their tails!

    • @redxchrry7588
      @redxchrry7588 6 років тому

      It’s for safety

    • @watchgoose
      @watchgoose 6 років тому +1

      which is a false argument, as long tail horses don't have safety issues.

  • @emmarae1100
    @emmarae1100 3 роки тому +2

    How can you NOT get attached?

  • @marilynwebb8606
    @marilynwebb8606 8 років тому +27

    one of GOD's gift to us!!!!

    • @MosaikHorse
      @MosaikHorse 7 років тому +7

      One of evolution's advances to survival.

    • @assassinwoman16
      @assassinwoman16 7 років тому

      Drachen Einhorn How is this in anyway survival?? They're just pulling stuff..

    • @MosaikHorse
      @MosaikHorse 7 років тому +1

      They are not created by god so they have evolved to survive.

    • @zombiezgrldollar6552
      @zombiezgrldollar6552 6 років тому

      Evolution is true, there is no way that beautiful animal was made in a short amount of time

    • @zombiezgrldollar6552
      @zombiezgrldollar6552 6 років тому

      Christiaan Baron also you spelled evolution wrong. And to think "GOD" made an intelligent life form.

  • @kayefouxe6502
    @kayefouxe6502 3 роки тому

    I love living in Missouri so greeen

  • @backandstillbgmsdangerusda5493
    @backandstillbgmsdangerusda5493 7 років тому +4

    Please stop docking their tails. You're messing with perfection.

  • @debbielearman5477
    @debbielearman5477 5 років тому

    Best commercials! Always!
    No matter how many times, it’s shared....I watch! 💕👍🏻

  • @Poultrymad
    @Poultrymad 7 років тому +4

    STOP DOCKING THEIR TAILS!!!!