Thank you, I do it with humans and animals. Always trying to "listen" and get feedback. When I was a kid, I liked the game... "Red light~ Green Light" and you weren't allowed to move again, until your friend said: "Green Light". It reminds me of that.
16 is a great age for a horse - generally not considered old unless there are underlying health issues. A horse that is regularly ridden and well cared for will often still be happy and usable well into their 20's. This is a stunning, sweet mare. Connemara/Thoroughbred is a wonderful cross!
Iam amazed how much they respond to your adjustments. They become so calm and relaxed. It's like they know your trying to help them. And you breathe with them. Sharing your calm energy. It's really a beautiful thing.
Wouldn't it be interesting to know if horses in the wild suffer from such cramped muscles and spinal maladjustments ? Lol, not sure if one could ever stand still long enough to check it out, Dr. Doug! But are most of these spasms and pains coming from the mechanical equipment we use on horses ? The halters and bridles and perhaps ill-fitting saddles, etc? Wouldn't it be great if we could learn to change our ways a bit, to avoid hurting them ?
My favorite part was how you started talking to Kaia about her adjustments, not the audience, or her handler. you talked to HER. i think that's a wonderful example of a human truly connecting on an empathetic level with the animal. You could see she wasn't sure about what was happening but she trusted you to help whatever discomfort was being caused. She went right along and let you do things i don't think I've seen anyone else get away with with horses i've been around. You connect to these animals on another level and it absolutely aids in your treatment. It's very cool to see and sets a wonderful example for all people. You can connect with these creatures past the need for words or physical restraint or control. it's absolutely amazing Sir i'm so Glad I found your channel. I love seeing her reaction when she realizes the pain is gone. I'm curious to see how animals react to you once they've done this a couple times and knows who you are and what you do. Do they often greet you with eagerness or familiarity? (I also enjoyed the dog coming over to check on what was going on. Dogs generally look at embraces as potential aggression or a fight which is why they try to 'break up' people kissing or hugging. I could see the wheels turning as he tried to figure out if the horse was in distress or if you were causing it pain or the other way around. and the little tap with the foot when the dog's like 'ok cool just checking')
Hi SG, thanks for connecting, I love how much you observed and took away from watching. Thank you so much for being here and being a part of this channel. It was a funny moment with the dog. I didn't have a hand free.
Ohh yeah she remembers you. You make her feel better. Every time you stop touching her she looks for you. Now she needs a nap to take all that in. What a great thing you do for all these animals!
Hi Sd, thank you for watching. She really has a beautiful face and such a sweet way about her! Kaia's 1st Session is here: ua-cam.com/video/Dg2XWW_XNDY/v-deo.html if you haven't seen it.
@ Burnt Toast .... I Noticed that, as well !! The Dog spends LOTS of time around these Horses and is quite familiar with How People NORMALLY INTERACT with Them ... and the Dog KNEW that THE WAY the DOC WAS HOLDING HER HEAD & NECK in HiS ARMS = HE COULD VERY WELL HARM HER‼️😲😰 ✨and THIS ALERTED the DOG💡✨ I was TOUCHED by the Dog's OBVIOUS CONCERN for the SAFETY of the HORSE‼️💔😰👀‼️ He DIDN'T LUNGE at Dr. DOUG ... Because He Sensed that the Doc MEANT NO HARM 🤗💖👍👍 But Even So .... He Wanted to "Stay On Guard" .... REGARDLESS. THAT's a GOOD, CARING DOGGO ‼️
I think this is my favourite video so far. The energy, the mood, a very Zen Dr Doug and the avian sound track are divine. I felt a little shift in the energy 3/4 of the way in, I have a thought about that but it really doesn't matter. I just want to pull up a couch and a coffee and enjoy the vibe, and the smell of horse!
I love how patient you are with the animals and how you tap into your calm and create the atmosphere for the horses. This is such a powerful thing that everyone has and many don't realize it. You create the atmosphere that surrounds you weather it's peace, excitement, happy, stress, anger, nerves and you have the power to change it if you put your mind and heart to it. We are all influenced by energy but children and animals seem to be especially so
Thank you Bethany, I try. Sometimes I feel agitated by the distractions, but I know, I have to get past that, or I don't have a chance at doing my best with the horses.
Considering all that you were asking of her, Kaia was so compliant. I picture horses lining up down the road saying, I'm next after you. Just because horses are able to carry a human we forget it has to take a toll on them. I love your posts.
Absolutely wonderful seeing this beautiful horse being helped. Seeing that she knows this is a bit weird but it's making things feel better and trusting in you as she senses you are a wonderful human being 💖💖 Another fabulous video 😊
Kaia is trusting the Dr now - she's holding completely still when he's doing funny things with the block and suddenly becoming big - but she knows she's in good hands and he does things to take her hurts away.
They can hear your vociferous tones and see and feel your body lingo ...I think maybe more, like sensing energy and a 6th sense or something. You are a healer of the ages
You are so patient and calm. explaining everything you do. and really watching her reaction. love how much attention you pay to her. thanks for everything you do for all of God's creatures.
He described her as a Connemara Thoroughbred which means she must be a cross of a Connemara Pony (native to Ireland) and a Thoroughbred. Most purebred Connemaras are gray in color. They are a large pony breed and are suitable for adults to ride.
You provided such great stretching techniques on Kaia. The 20:33 to 21:03 stretching her head while holding the muscle knot....got good results. Could it of been that Soft Sweet Talking too? Only Kaia knows for sure. Just love that you ended the session with a kiss....
These videos are awesome, I like the longer lengths too. I’m drawn in to the journey of the adjustment in each video, like being there, in the moment. No wonder the subscribers have grown, quickly.
Hi Vaga, I'm so glad you like them! The horses take a lot longer. Can't rush them. In fact, I probably need take longer. But when I get to these farms they have a long list of horses for me to see.
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen Those days must be exhausting, a long drive each way before starting to work with the horses. You don’t even look tired in the videos! Maybe we can hear more about the work over time.
Hi Doc , Looks a little chilly up there in Ct. , such a beautiful horse, your healing hands are making her feel better . I’m so glad you take good care of all the animals . I love you calling the horse babe , thanks for taking your time to help the animals that need your expertise. Hi to little Nugget can’t wait for next video. Linda / Florida 🐴🥰
You’re so amazing … could watch you over and over ! What a light you bring to the world with your job ! You’re such a great human being ! Be blessed ♥️
Dr Willen, you always do an amazing job on these animals, they’re so lucky to have you helping them to get adjusted. You really do have magic hands, always so gentle and take your time to explain everything so easily, even with your patients. You’re awesome 👏, it’s always nice 👍to see something new from you, have a nice 👍weekend doc
Doc, ya had to work hard for this one! It was nice seeing the critter stop being fidgety and relax towards the end of the video. You work wonders on our four legged friends; whether dogs, cats, goats, pigs and my favorite, horses.👍👍👍👍👍 🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴
So impressive! The wheels in your head were spinning well, Doc. You must be exhausted afterwards using such high levels of adrenaline. Hope you've got a good chiro for you! Thanks for sharing your talents and skills. Well done! 🌈
*Dr Willen* "I know this is taking a long time but we have to do it right." June 2021 Best Doctor To Patient Comment _Ever._ Dr. Willen ... you'd better be careful. If word gets out, the other horses are gonna' start _lining up_ and there's only _one_ of you. :-) (I love how the animals react to the adjustments ... you are so inspiring to watch!)
I appreciate how calm Dr. Doug remained while giving the dog a gentle nudge away with his foot. I was getting concerned that the dog staring out of curiosity could feel like a predator to the horse and make the therapy session tricky for doctor, patient, handler, and camera person. It appears the pupper didn't take it personal. Kudos to all.
I always try to show all the warts when I do a session. I never edit out those moments. You plan for the best, and be ready for the worst. I once had a dog run under a barrel racing rodeo horse that I was treating in Texas. I was adjusting the horses' TMJ at that exact moment, and the horse lurched and swung his head really fast and head-butted me. I had bruised jaw for a week. It felt like a boxer gave me a left hook. Dogs are unpredictable, and also they are predators, and horses always know who are prey animals and who are predators. So, they are innately on guard with a rambunctious dog around, or even a curious dog, happy-go-lucky dog. I love dogs as you can see if you watch my other videos, but I don't really love them under my feet during a horse session.
I felt the dog could sense something going on with her and may have been concerned...but I get it, something could have gone wrong as Dr Dean stated...ugh
This guy is awesome with animals. I live in ct and looked up this place rising star rescue . unfortunately it’s a good hike from where I live in enfield ct . but maybe some day it could be a by nice long drive to visit there if they are open for visitors because of the COVID virus even with people who are vaccinated with two vaccines
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen well hi but unless you are working at a patient at the rescue in ct . I’m not one for getting my body realined by a chiropractor . I much rather prefer a relaxing deep muscle tissue massage instead..but again you are amazing with your patients and there situations
What are the scars on her sides? Was it from spurs? You can tell by her body that people rode her. I'm glad she's getting what she needs. I watch the channel about the Freisien horses as well. They took in a foal who's mother died. They named him Rising Star. Those horses are just beautiful. This horse is a beauty as well. Glad she's in a safe place with people who will take care of her.
Have you thought about attaching a small microphone close to the area your adjusting ? We can hear the pop more ! Thank you for your kindness and pain relief to the horses
Dr. Doug - Love that you’re helping at Rising Star. Do the horses you treat remember you when you do a follow up treatment? Do other animals remember being treated by you?
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Kaia's 1st Session is here: ua-cam.com/video/Dg2XWW_XNDY/v-deo.html
Thanx
My third time watching this
I love how you talk to the animals as you adjust them to explain what you're doing. Lots of doctors don't even do that for their human patients.
Right?!?!
Thank you, I do it with humans and animals. Always trying to "listen" and get feedback. When I was a kid, I liked the game... "Red light~ Green Light" and you weren't allowed to move again, until your friend said: "Green Light". It reminds me of that.
Hi Karen!!
Hope you are well!
Doc
Facts
16 is a great age for a horse - generally not considered old unless there are underlying health issues. A horse that is regularly ridden and well cared for will often still be happy and usable well into their 20's. This is a stunning, sweet mare. Connemara/Thoroughbred is a wonderful cross!
Iam amazed how much they respond to your adjustments. They become so calm and relaxed. It's like they know your trying to help them. And you breathe with them. Sharing your calm energy. It's really a beautiful thing.
Thank you Wendy, I try, I have so much longer to go on this journey, but I will keep sharing my experiences. Glad you could be here tonight!
Wouldn't it be interesting to know if horses in the wild suffer from such cramped muscles and spinal maladjustments ? Lol, not sure if one could ever stand still long enough to check it out, Dr. Doug! But are most of these spasms and pains coming from the mechanical equipment we use on horses ? The halters and bridles and perhaps ill-fitting saddles, etc? Wouldn't it be great if we could learn to change our ways a bit, to avoid hurting them ?
Beautiful girl. You deserve to be pain-free. Thank you, Doc.
My favorite part was how you started talking to Kaia about her adjustments, not the audience, or her handler. you talked to HER. i think that's a wonderful example of a human truly connecting on an empathetic level with the animal. You could see she wasn't sure about what was happening but she trusted you to help whatever discomfort was being caused. She went right along and let you do things i don't think I've seen anyone else get away with with horses i've been around. You connect to these animals on another level and it absolutely aids in your treatment. It's very cool to see and sets a wonderful example for all people. You can connect with these creatures past the need for words or physical restraint or control. it's absolutely amazing Sir i'm so Glad I found your channel. I love seeing her reaction when she realizes the pain is gone. I'm curious to see how animals react to you once they've done this a couple times and knows who you are and what you do. Do they often greet you with eagerness or familiarity? (I also enjoyed the dog coming over to check on what was going on. Dogs generally look at embraces as potential aggression or a fight which is why they try to 'break up' people kissing or hugging. I could see the wheels turning as he tried to figure out if the horse was in distress or if you were causing it pain or the other way around. and the little tap with the foot when the dog's like 'ok cool just checking')
Hi SG, thanks for connecting, I love how much you observed and took away from watching. Thank you so much for being here and being a part of this channel. It was a funny moment with the dog. I didn't have a hand free.
Ohh yeah she remembers you. You make her feel better. Every time you stop touching her she looks for you. Now she needs a nap to take all that in. What a great thing you do for all these animals!
Thank you Dellzy, Hope you are well, my friend!
I love your tenderness with the animals x
What a pretty horse. Beautiful face. You could tell she felt better. Nice work Dr. Willen! 🤗💜
Hi Sd, thank you for watching. She really has a beautiful face and such a sweet way about her! Kaia's 1st Session is here: ua-cam.com/video/Dg2XWW_XNDY/v-deo.html if you haven't seen it.
It is amazing to see how she went from being fidgety to being calm. I'm now looking for the response of the horse. Thank you for sharing.
I love when the dog was just watching lol like "watcha doing to her" 7:00
Haha, thanks BT
@ Burnt Toast .... I Noticed that, as well !! The Dog spends LOTS of time around these Horses and is quite familiar with How People NORMALLY INTERACT with Them ...
and the Dog KNEW that THE WAY the DOC WAS HOLDING HER HEAD & NECK in HiS ARMS = HE COULD VERY WELL HARM HER‼️😲😰
✨and THIS ALERTED the DOG💡✨
I was TOUCHED by the Dog's OBVIOUS CONCERN for the SAFETY of the HORSE‼️💔😰👀‼️
He DIDN'T LUNGE at Dr. DOUG ...
Because He Sensed that the Doc MEANT NO HARM 🤗💖👍👍
But Even So .... He Wanted to "Stay On Guard" .... REGARDLESS.
THAT's a GOOD, CARING DOGGO ‼️
Haha it was so cute!
That was very cute indeed
Connemmara, Kaya, and all the dear animals and us animals! Bless you and all of y'all!!!😃
Thank you Dr Doug. You also relax my parasympathetic nervous system when I watch your videos. Healing for the animal & for me!
LOL, I love that. I'm glad it relaxes you too!
This is so relaxing and healing, just watching it.
after the neck adj that horse looked a tad sleepy eyed! Lovely!
She's such a sweetie pie. I love her
Kaia is so gorgeous!
Yup!☺
You’re a saint, Dr. Doug. Your bedside manner is tremendous and I love watching your videos.
I think this is my favourite video so far. The energy, the mood, a very Zen Dr Doug and the avian sound track are divine. I felt a little shift in the energy 3/4 of the way in, I have a thought about that but it really doesn't matter. I just want to pull up a couch and a coffee and enjoy the vibe, and the smell of horse!
I love how patient you are with the animals and how you tap into your calm and create the atmosphere for the horses. This is such a powerful thing that everyone has and many don't realize it. You create the atmosphere that surrounds you weather it's peace, excitement, happy, stress, anger, nerves and you have the power to change it if you put your mind and heart to it. We are all influenced by energy but children and animals seem to be especially so
Thank you Bethany, I try. Sometimes I feel agitated by the distractions, but I know, I have to get past that, or I don't have a chance at doing my best with the horses.
I enjoyed this sweet horse. She is beautiful and well behaved. ❤. You are peaceful while helping her and Kind to animals.
Aww thank you Bernadette, nice words!
Love how you say “Sorry Boo”. You are a very caring Doctor, Dr. Doug 🤗
I try, thanks Karen!
@@kennethsteelhammer hi Ken. Getting closer and closer to 5000 posts for our Dr. Doug.
@@kennethsteelhammer you too 😊
Considering all that you were asking of her, Kaia was so compliant. I picture horses lining up down the road saying, I'm next after you. Just because horses are able to carry a human we forget it has to take a toll on them. I love your posts.
Love that! I hope they tell each other to come to see me!
:)
What a wonder, healing is. I know how priceless, it us to get better. Thank you, Doc!!! Thanx lots
You‘re so welcome
What a great reaction Kaia gave to you. Must have been great relief for her.
I really hope so, Elaine, That's the goal. To relieve stress, and leave the patient in a slightly better place.
:)
Absolutely wonderful seeing this beautiful horse being helped. Seeing that she knows this is a bit weird but it's making things feel better and trusting in you as she senses you are a wonderful human being 💖💖 Another fabulous video 😊
You are so kind, thank you, WW.
:)
Kaia is trusting the Dr now - she's holding completely still when he's doing funny things with the block and suddenly becoming big - but she knows she's in good hands and he does things to take her hurts away.
Awww, thank you DipityS!
This is the type of a doctor i wouldnt be scared to visit. In the present, looking for body responses and calming the pacient down. Best work.
After listening to him whispering..I feel like this man knows me in the biblical sense. Amazing work!!!
what an honor to work at that spirit to spirit level with such a great beingness 🌿
Awww thank you Ingrid!
So happy you found that last twitchy spot! 😊 defs looked like it was problematic for her. She’s so lovely.❤ Dr Doug, you rock!
You have such a soothing voice, it appears the babies respond to that and your golden hands work wonders for the babies. God bless! From Arizona.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it, Renate!
I love watching you adjust her, she has so much trust !
What you do for all animals I’d wonderful.!!😊
I like how the dog came over for a nose 😂 and you were like “buddy do you mind? 🦶” 😂
Hahah facts
What a gorgeous horse. Glad you came back to her.
Thank you so much Marie!
So relaxing I can hardly keep my eyes open. I loved the responses to your masterful moves.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks Danny. It's like playing the piano. You do the same. Have a restful sleep my friend!
Kaia is absolutely gorgeous! Thank goodness Doc was able to help her and so many other animals! Love this channel so much.
Connemara ponies are one of my favorite breeds, they have such big, sweet eyes 💜
Mine too!
That's wonderful! & the horses are all so beautiful !.
They really are!
They can hear your vociferous tones and see and feel your body lingo ...I think maybe more, like sensing energy and a 6th sense or something. You are a healer of the ages
Doug: I'm gonna press down on this muscle. I know this hurts.
Me: Nodding to self 😂
All your patients are so stunning, thank you for helping them!
Your work is truly fascinating 💜 love watching the animals relief👍👍👍
Many thanks Laura!
It seems to me Doc absorbs the pain or discomfort, not just relieve it. He needs to release his tension, off camera. What a special human.
I get adjustments, massages and acupuncture, too!
Love that Cardinal in the background! My fav
You are so patient and calm. explaining everything you do. and really watching her reaction. love how much attention you pay to her. thanks for everything you do for all of God's creatures.
Thank you Lisa. I'm grateful for your kind words and support!
I know that beauty is enjoying your session, so relieving. Thank you so much for helping each animal. Love to you.
Hi Jacquey! Thank you for watching this one. Much love to you and your family.
So so fantastic watching you work ❤❤❤❤❤ the animals love you.
I really enjoy your videos, the animals act so much more relaxed when you complete their adjustments. God has given you a wonderful gift.
She is stunning, what a beauty. Excellent work Doc.
Many thanks! Hope you are well my friend!
Loved this video, love the way you talk to the horse and she knew you were helping as she kept checking in with you, going to watch it again! 🥰🥰
Hi Sharon, Thank you so much!
I’m always surprised how well the horses participate with you during treatment! ❤
Great job!👍👏 it is wonderful to see you, “take as long as it takes.”🤗
Awww thank you so much for the kind words.
Those darn trigger points.
Always impressed by you
What a great! I always enjoy watching Dr Willen's therapy sessions with horses. I'm not familiar with Connemaras but she is lovely.
Awwww, thanks so much GJ, I am so happy you watched this one!
He described her as a Connemara Thoroughbred which means she must be a cross of a Connemara Pony (native to Ireland) and a Thoroughbred. Most purebred Connemaras are gray in color. They are a large pony breed and are suitable for adults to ride.
Love, love, love...you just have the right touch. You really are a miracle worker!
Awwww, thank you soo much!
You provided such great stretching techniques on Kaia. The 20:33 to 21:03 stretching her head while holding the muscle knot....got good results. Could it of been that Soft Sweet Talking too? Only Kaia knows for sure. Just love that you ended the session with a kiss....
thanks Josette, a kiss never hurts!
:)
When I watch Dr. Dough, my eyes are getting sleepy too. Love it!
Love what you do Dr Doug!
Glad you love my job! Thanks Tootallzz
These videos are awesome, I like the longer lengths too.
I’m drawn in to the journey of the adjustment in each video, like being there, in the moment. No wonder the subscribers have grown, quickly.
Hi Vaga, I'm so glad you like them! The horses take a lot longer. Can't rush them. In fact, I probably need take longer. But when I get to these farms they have a long list of horses for me to see.
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen Those days must be exhausting, a long drive each way before starting to work with the horses. You don’t even look tired in the videos! Maybe we can hear more about the work over time.
One of my favorite breeds. I can't help but hold my breath when watching ☺
Hello! Glad you could watch this one. I hope it didn't make you too, tense!
:)
I do love the Connemara's too.
Just precious Doc
Awww thank you Cynthia
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen you have the best job in the world
Such a SWEET FACE ❣️😊 She was SO Tolerant and Patient with You Doc ‼️👍 She knew You were there to HELP HER 🤗💖😇🙏
I hope so, I try my best, and respect the horses.
Absolutely love watching you at work helping animals. Another great Video to watch thank you.
Glad you enjoy it! Thank you so much Delia!
Hi Doc ,
Looks a little chilly up there in Ct. , such a beautiful horse, your healing hands are making her feel better . I’m so glad you take good care of all the animals .
I love you calling the horse babe , thanks for taking your time to help the animals that need your expertise.
Hi to little Nugget can’t wait for next video. Linda / Florida 🐴🥰
Hi Linda, thank you for always being here!
Doc
Excellent video, and you should be proud of your methods and the way you give the patient respect
Thank you. You fill my life with love and joy. ❤️ I just love your videos. Thank you. ❤️.
You are so welcome, I am grateful to you for being here and supporting the channel, Randall!
Youre very good with animals doc
You all are amazing!
Awww thank you!
Absolutely, a very kind thing that you are doing for these beautiful babies.
You’re so amazing … could watch you over and over ! What a light you bring to the world with your job ! You’re such a great human being ! Be blessed ♥️
Dr Willen, you always do an amazing job on these animals, they’re so lucky to have you helping them to get adjusted. You really do have magic hands, always so gentle and take your time to explain everything so easily, even with your patients. You’re awesome 👏, it’s always nice 👍to see something new from you, have a nice 👍weekend doc
Wow, thanks Emma, I really appreciate the comment. I love that you come to every video! Gratefully, Doc
Doc, ya had to work hard for this one! It was nice seeing the critter stop being fidgety and relax towards the end of the video. You work wonders on our four legged friends; whether dogs, cats, goats, pigs and my favorite, horses.👍👍👍👍👍 🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴
Hi J, Thanks 👍. So glad you could be here tonight!
Doc
Your the best taking care of the pain these animals are in.
Thank you Constance!
Love this horse
Nice!
So impressive! The wheels in your head were spinning well, Doc. You must be exhausted afterwards using such high levels of adrenaline. Hope you've got a good chiro for you! Thanks for sharing your talents and skills. Well done! 🌈
Aww Kaia again! Great job doc I love watching and waiting for the reaction after the adjustments :)
Hi Heather, great to have you here tonight!
Doc
How wonderful the trust of the pony.
Hi Alice, yes Kaia is special!
It intrigues me what you can do to help animals! This horse is soooo lucky!
Beautiful human being and horse
nice adjustment, soothing
*Dr Willen* "I know this is taking a long time but we have to do it right." June 2021 Best Doctor To Patient Comment _Ever._
Dr. Willen ... you'd better be careful. If word gets out, the other horses are gonna' start _lining up_ and there's only _one_ of you. :-)
(I love how the animals react to the adjustments ... you are so inspiring to watch!)
She feels a whole lot better now... xxx
Beauuutiful horse! (So interesting to learn about the breed.) And beautiful work Dr. Willen 😊
Glad you enjoyed it! thank you Maya!
You know your stuff doc. Beautiful to see🙌
I appreciate that! thank you eM Ke
I appreciate how calm Dr. Doug remained while giving the dog a gentle nudge away with his foot. I was getting concerned that the dog staring out of curiosity could feel like a predator to the horse and make the therapy session tricky for doctor, patient, handler, and camera person. It appears the pupper didn't take it personal. Kudos to all.
I always try to show all the warts when I do a session. I never edit out those moments. You plan for the best, and be ready for the worst.
I once had a dog run under a barrel racing rodeo horse that I was treating in Texas. I was adjusting the horses' TMJ at that exact moment, and the horse lurched and swung his head really fast and head-butted me. I had bruised jaw for a week. It felt like a boxer gave me a left hook.
Dogs are unpredictable, and also they are predators, and horses always know who are prey animals and who are predators.
So, they are innately on guard with a rambunctious dog around, or even a curious dog, happy-go-lucky dog.
I love dogs as you can see if you watch my other videos, but I don't really love them under my feet during a horse session.
I felt the dog could sense something going on with her and may have been concerned...but I get it, something could have gone wrong as Dr Dean stated...ugh
Fantastic ! they just deeply trust you Great teacher, Healer
Thank you so much!
Were you brought up with animals? You have such a good rapport with them and a gentle way of dealing with them xxx
great adjusting!! ❤ you're the best!
Fascinating.
What a beautiful horse!
I think so too!
Love your work.
Thank you! Mezzo!
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen You are welcome. I am just researching your book on Amazon. Time to make some changes
Beautiful Job Doc. She is much calmer this time 👏🐦
JO JO IN VT 💕😄
thanks Joanne! Hope you are happy and healthy in Vermont!
This guy is awesome with animals. I live in ct and looked up this place rising star rescue . unfortunately it’s a good hike from where I live in enfield ct . but maybe some day it could be a by nice long drive to visit there if they are open for visitors because of the COVID virus even with people who are vaccinated with two vaccines
Hi Debbie.... one day we will meet! Thanks for saying hello!
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen well hi but unless you are working at a patient at the rescue in ct . I’m not one for getting my body realined by a chiropractor . I much rather prefer a relaxing deep muscle tissue massage instead..but again you are amazing with your patients and there situations
What are the scars on her sides? Was it from spurs? You can tell by her body that people rode her. I'm glad she's getting what she needs. I watch the channel about the Freisien horses as well. They took in a foal who's mother died. They named him Rising Star. Those horses are just beautiful. This horse is a beauty as well. Glad she's in a safe place with people who will take care of her.
Such a beauty! 🥰
Thank you!! 😊 Thanks Cat!
Hey Dr Doug, love your videos, always looking for new ones. margaret x
Glad you like them! thank you Toby
Have you thought about attaching a small microphone close to the area your adjusting ? We can hear the pop more ! Thank you for your kindness and pain relief to the horses
I have, but with horses we tend to move around a lot while adjusting.
Doug your such a beautiful soul.
Wow, thank you, I really appreciate the kind sentiment, SJ.
She was ready for a nap after that adjustment ☺️
Dr. Doug - Love that you’re helping at Rising Star. Do the horses you treat remember you when you do a follow up treatment? Do other animals remember being treated by you?
Another good job, great video thanks 💖😁
Hi Janet, Thank you! Cheers!