My horse is now always happy to see me. She was a PMU mare, but now has a great home and a wonderful relationship with a human for the first time in her life.
As she approached you my head was like "hi, sweetie" and then you went and actually said it. What a horrible fate to be a PMU mare. Glad she is there with you, now.
@@SeleniaSommers @Natasha Anisio PMU mare quer dizer que as éguas são trancadas em um espaço minúsculo onde geralmente elas sequer conseguem se mover e são inseminadas. A urina é constantemente coletada para a fabricação de progesterona em medicamentos de hormônios femininos. Elas são mantidas com pouca água, pois sem água, a urina sai mais concentrada. Há um coletor que fica constantemente amarrado entre as pernas, o que causa dor e infecções. Quando não conseguem mais engravidar, são mandadas para o abate, onde alguém bate com força em sua cabeça até a morte, ou cortam-lhe a garganta e elas agonizam até a morte. Como são inseminadas, os poltros possuem dois destinos. As fêmeas são mantidas pra substituírem as mães e os machos são mandados geralmente pra leilão ou abate. É uma indústria demoníaca. PMU mare means they are locked up in a very tiny space where they can't even move around and they are inseminated so their urine will be packed with hormones. Because they collect their urine, they also keep the mares with very little water so the urine comes out more concentrated. They are used in the making of progesterone for female hormonal medication. Again, the pharmaceutical industry doing horrible things to poor, innocent animals. The urine collector is wrapped between their legs all the time, which causes pain and infections. Since they're inseminated, the foals have two fates when they are born. If they are females, they are kept as a PMU mare to replace their mothers. If they are males, they are sent to the auction or to slaughter. Once the mare can't get pregnant anymore, she is sent to slaughter too, where someone will strike her in the head and or slice her throat open. It is a demonic industry.
@@muspelling obrigada pela atenção! O texto saiu em Português e em inglês. Você é brasileiro? Thank you! The post came out in Portuguese and in English. Are you Brazilian? This was a big pharma practice i did not know about, and possibly the mos horrible think I've ever heard
For those of you who aren't used to being around horses, please make a mental note of that horsey greeting, and if you're ever in the presence of a horse that does that, please reply when you've been spoken to! ASIDE: I think there is a group of people who haunt UA-cam and click the thumbs down on everything. They must have miserable lives!
Reply to the horse as in talking like he did? I’m not familiar with horses and a friend of mine, whom I have become closer with over the past year, has horses and has invited me to meet them. I am looking forward to meeting them in a safe way-she knows I have no horse experience. Also, what is a PMU horse? Thank you!
I love horses and I went to the countryside recently and saw a beautiful horse in a field so I pulled over and walked over and called the horse like I would call for my cat and did the same gesture the horse approached me making this exact noise and it was very sweet to me on the way home from my holiday a week later I saw the same horse did the same gesture I didn't say anything but it ran over I have spent the past few months wondering if it liked me I hope it did it let me pat it both times.
Such a majestic creature. When I drove through Grand Escalante NM (using cottonwood rd), I came across a small town just outside the Monument. There was one has that had a barn. The horses were out and one of them was actually blindfolded. I approached the horses and talked to them briefly. I took couple of pics and drove off to another adventure. It was a special experience!
Hmmm I'm not sure about that. I didn't notice any flies around. I'm gonna have to look at the pictures again. I remember there was a Buffalo there too which didn't have a blindfold
I would bet a week's pay it was a fly mask. We use them a lot during 'fly season'. Where there are horses, there will be flies lol. Many times when we put the horses out in the pasture we put the fly masks on all day. I also use them when transporting our horses as at highway speeds all kinds of dust, dirt, hay chaff, etc really can whip around the horses head if you have their windows down or open.
That is a unique cluck whinny she has. Absolutely lovely. Willing to bet half my next check she only uses that whinny with you or others she REALLY likes. Thanks for sharing sincerely!
We have an 8 year old Mini-Horse and she greets me with those low rumbles daily. If I don't immediately walk to her stable, but she sees me on the property... I get a loud whinny.
Try saying: "Hahahahaha" with your mouth closed and then go from there! 😁 That's what I do when one my horses nicker at me though they sometimes kind of look at me funny when I do it lol.
PMU stands for Pregnant Mare Urine, used to make the oral contraceptive pill. The mares are kept tied up in stalls and cannot lie down (because they're wearing a collection bag for the urine). They're also not given enough water, so that their urine is concentrated. The foals that they produce may be sent to slaughter; they're a by-product of the industry. I did hear of one farm using good stallions on the mares, so that the foals could be sold to be used as riding horses at maturity - it was a while ago, IDK if it's still being done that way.
In the midst of all the insanity of the world, you and your gentle horse provide peace (in 48 seconds). Thank you🐴
As she approached you my head was like "hi, sweetie" and then you went and actually said it.
What a horrible fate to be a PMU mare. Glad she is there with you, now.
Sorry, English is not my first language
What is a pmu mare and why is it so horrible?
@@SeleniaSommers @Natasha Anisio PMU mare quer dizer que as éguas são trancadas em um espaço minúsculo onde geralmente elas sequer conseguem se mover e são inseminadas. A urina é constantemente coletada para a fabricação de progesterona em medicamentos de hormônios femininos. Elas são mantidas com pouca água, pois sem água, a urina sai mais concentrada. Há um coletor que fica constantemente amarrado entre as pernas, o que causa dor e infecções. Quando não conseguem mais engravidar, são mandadas para o abate, onde alguém bate com força em sua cabeça até a morte, ou cortam-lhe a garganta e elas agonizam até a morte. Como são inseminadas, os poltros possuem dois destinos. As fêmeas são mantidas pra substituírem as mães e os machos são mandados geralmente pra leilão ou abate. É uma indústria demoníaca.
PMU mare means they are locked up in a very tiny space where they can't even move around and they are inseminated so their urine will be packed with hormones. Because they collect their urine, they also keep the mares with very little water so the urine comes out more concentrated. They are used in the making of progesterone for female hormonal medication. Again, the pharmaceutical industry doing horrible things to poor, innocent animals. The urine collector is wrapped between their legs all the time, which causes pain and infections. Since they're inseminated, the foals have two fates when they are born. If they are females, they are kept as a PMU mare to replace their mothers. If they are males, they are sent to the auction or to slaughter. Once the mare can't get pregnant anymore, she is sent to slaughter too, where someone will strike her in the head and or slice her throat open. It is a demonic industry.
@@muspelling obrigada pela atenção!
O texto saiu em Português e em inglês. Você é brasileiro?
Thank you! The post came out in Portuguese and in English. Are you Brazilian?
This was a big pharma practice i did not know about, and possibly the mos horrible think I've ever heard
What a sweet girl. She's glad to see you
She has no pasture mate.
I love that soft whinny
For those of you who aren't used to being around horses, please make a mental note of that horsey greeting, and if you're ever in the presence of a horse that does that, please reply when you've been spoken to! ASIDE: I think there is a group of people who haunt UA-cam and click the thumbs down on everything. They must have miserable lives!
Reply to the horse as in talking like he did? I’m not familiar with horses and a friend of mine, whom I have become closer with over the past year, has horses and has invited me to meet them. I am looking forward to meeting them in a safe way-she knows I have no horse experience. Also, what is a PMU horse? Thank you!
I love horses and I went to the countryside recently and saw a beautiful horse in a field so I pulled over and walked over and called the horse like I would call for my cat and did the same gesture the horse approached me making this exact noise and it was very sweet to me on the way home from my holiday a week later I saw the same horse did the same gesture I didn't say anything but it ran over I have spent the past few months wondering if it liked me I hope it did it let me pat it both times.
My horse does this as well, I love it and of course I speak back to her
When I remember how much I love horses
Gorgeus baby🐎❤🇺🇸👍
aw. she's a beautiful horse
Such a beautiful ❤️ 🐎 horse
She is so gorgeous 😍
Love those soft nickers. My Max would talk to me and give me hugs.
How sweet you are a very kind man she loves you lots.
Such a majestic creature. When I drove through Grand Escalante NM (using cottonwood rd), I came across a small town just outside the Monument. There was one has that had a barn. The horses were out and one of them was actually blindfolded. I approached the horses and talked to them briefly. I took couple of pics and drove off to another adventure. It was a special experience!
i wonder if what you thought was a blindfold was actually a fly mask. they look like blindfolds! a mask to keep flies out of horses' eyes.
Hmmm I'm not sure about that. I didn't notice any flies around. I'm gonna have to look at the pictures again. I remember there was a Buffalo there too which didn't have a blindfold
@@thatmichiganguy i've never seen a fly mask on anything but a horse. even a few flies can really drive some horses nuts.
@@redshoesgirl Oh, I had no idea. I'm a typical city boy who doesn't know much about the wild life or nature but I do appreciate it!
I would bet a week's pay it was a fly mask. We use them a lot during 'fly season'. Where there are horses, there will be flies lol. Many times when we put the horses out in the pasture we put the fly masks on all day. I also use them when transporting our horses as at highway speeds all kinds of dust, dirt, hay chaff, etc really can whip around the horses head if you have their windows down or open.
Awe she cute!!!❤️💯💞👍
Horsey!!! 🥺🥺🥺🥺
That is a unique cluck whinny she has. Absolutely lovely. Willing to bet half my next check she only uses that whinny with you or others she REALLY likes. Thanks for sharing sincerely!
Aw, my heart. ❤️
I speak horse, she said hey buddy, wipe these damn bugs out of my eyes!
I wish there was an app with all the noises and communications so you could click them and “talk” to your horse. That would be amazkng
Love this horse!
Sweet girl...
She's talking awwww💛
Horse be like yeah whatever when's lunch?
Sometimes guys gotta just stop talking and kiss her.
We have an 8 year old Mini-Horse and she greets me with those low rumbles daily.
If I don't immediately walk to her stable, but she sees me on the property... I get a loud whinny.
Translation: Hi there......Oooooh coookies! Nomnomnom 💚
I'm floating❤
Nice horse. Love it nice clean well maintained place.
Too cute :)
Omg shes so fluffy
How do you call the noise she's making? Been trying to figure that out since mines started making that sound too whenever they see me!
голубые дакота It’s called a knicker.
@@larrygould thanks! Now I just need to find a proper spanish translation ♡
nope it’s called a nicker lol. Knickers are underwear
It's called a nicker, an affectionate greeting. Congratulations they like you.
@@larrygould Wrong spelling. Note and acknowledge correction by art-is-awen.
Let us know how she is now. Very thankful she's been rescued from being a PMU mare! Such a sweetie! What's her name?
Unfortunately, Roxy passed later that year. We couldn't over come the new injury that she had to her knee.
sounds like a diesel engine
no u
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Lol, shes snorting because shes happy
The OG horsepower🐎🚜
He sounds like Chris from Family Guy.
Chewing = I am relaxt
*relaxed*
She must be related to the horse Fritz that bowed his head when introduced.
She really cares for you, she is making sounds like how she would talk to a foal.
Lovely
Verygood
Nice.
She needs a fly mask.
Pyrannah makes very good fly spray, and it is all natural.
The flies are terrible. She's free to walk around now, but still needs the basics of horse care--one being freedom from flies and their larvae.
Ok. Solve this for me. Is that a whinnie or a nicker or a neigh?
needs a fly shield
diesel horse
So,,beautiful,,very,,sweet,,i,,love.,,your,,sweet,,,horse 😎😁😄😉🙄😙😍
Where is this?
This is in Lincoln California.
So how do I learn to nicker.
Til (Today I learnt) I've been greeted by many horses, and I probably been inadvertently rude by not nickering back!
😂👍
Try saying: "Hahahahaha" with your mouth closed and then go from there! 😁 That's what I do when one my horses nicker at me though they sometimes kind of look at me funny when I do it lol.
get rid of those flies!
What’s her name?
Her name was Roxy. She passed later in 2013.
@@larrygould. Sorry about Roxy. How old was she?
She was 16. She passed as a result of an injury that happened a year earlier. It was a very sad day for me and everyone out at the ranch.
@@larrygould. What injury and don’t you have other horses with you?
PMU mare ????
Yes, she was. I got her from a rescue.
@@larrygould
I think he was asking "what does PMU mare mean?"
PMU stands for Pregnant Mare Urine, used to make the oral contraceptive pill. The mares are kept tied up in stalls and cannot lie down (because they're wearing a collection bag for the urine). They're also not given enough water, so that their urine is concentrated. The foals that they produce may be sent to slaughter; they're a by-product of the industry. I did hear of one farm using good stallions on the mares, so that the foals could be sold to be used as riding horses at maturity - it was a while ago, IDK if it's still being done that way.