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Been watching a tone of your videos! This is probably my third comment. One of my favorite things about your channel is how you don't fluff too much. Very to the point solid information! Your short videos are perfect for my "short attention spasm" haha

Been watching a lot of your videos! Love them, thank you!

I always wanted a horse to ride on because I’m older enough I’m seven❤❤

I enjoyed watching your video. I have a legitimate question as one who has never done this. At what point do you decide it is enough for one day? Or do you decide he isn’t feeling this today and come back later or the next day?

Cmon, who knows the names of this song?

Have you ever tried the weighted sandbag method??

I applaud you man, love your work, and your videos man. Keep going brother 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾.

So does the ear pinning towards you, chewing, smaller circle and head lowered to the ground actually work for the initial join up??

now you have a BestFriendForever ........ Beautiful 🐎✨

So ready to see this entire process. I’m looking to tame my first horse soon. I watch a bunch of Monty Roberts and you. I think I’ll be ready once I start working with the horse. 🙏🏾

Amazing video! I’m going to try this out today. I just got a new horse about 2 months ago and he is starting to show his true colors he bites, runs off when I try to lunge him, and has terrible ground manners. Im really trying to work with him on respecting me and my commands without being to aggressive to the point he fears me. I’ve been riding for 12 years and he is the smartest horse i’ve seen he’s about 7 years old and he try’s to trick you into thinking he can’t do something when he’s perfectly capable of doing so😂. He’s a tricky one but hopefully your tips will help! Thank you.

But he kept trying to nip my hands when I did that? He seemed to see it as a game

“Did you want to run away?” Well that’s too bad 😂😂😂😂

Total trust issues starting out but the master gets away with taming another Filly!☺️

There's no way a wild, untouched horse will stand this calmly, let alone be willing to allow it's first human contact. It's trainers like you that ruin it for horse owners and horses. You set them up to fail, be disappointed, because they expect it to be this easy. To make matters worse, you set up the wild horse for failure because you teach humans that all horses should act this way. In the end, developing horses should be easy, an easy process, but that doesn't mean the horse is easy. Easy means we make it EASY FOR THE HORSE. We should always be compassionate and consider the horse. While this video is pleasing to the eye, you have many that show the horse rearing, bucking under saddle, absolutely frightened. It shouldn't be that way. We need to make it EASY for the horse, not easy for the human.

That is really nice,how they trust:)))how long does one session take?

Well done,

That was amazing!

12 days ago I should fix that

Thank you for giving us the training series! It’s awesome to witness the transformation! ❤ Looking forward to upcoming videos.

One question when my horse ships backwards he doesn’t shift he starts backing up instead of shifting and I’m only 11 so I can’t exactly put my weight to keep his leg up. What do you have for that?

Awe! Is she ever cute😊! She is a good girl👍

Thanks for your videos, you have a simple and easy method to follow. been watching you videos for a while and i really like them.

Don't think it's ever fun when a horse goes crazy, but I think I get what you were saying 👍

Very smart horse. He's picking up on everything.

Great progress!!

Wow, those wild horses have definitely honed their kicking skills! Way to stick with it, even though he's still not friends with that bag. I look forward to seeing how he progresses. Thanks for the video!

Wow does he have good aim! he nailed that bag over and over! So like where would one stand not to get kicked? 🤷‍♂️😂

What a brave horse! You could see him trembling with the plastic bag but he held his ground. That rear leg kick is accurate! That 20 step back up was hilarious. I love your videos! They're not too long, which is nice. Great editing.

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yo this horse looks so at peaxe when it is with you❤

I'm a "horse whisperer." Just like the character played by Robert Redford. Step one... I calm the stallion so that I can ride him. Step 2: on my first ride, I whisperer something encouraging into his ear. When I come back, you'd swear the horse was laughing. Step 3: after my second ride, the horse has his head down and looks depressed. I tell the ranchers that the job is done. They ask me how did you do that? I told them that they first ride out, I suggested that my penis was bigger than his. The second ride... I showed it to him. 😆🤣

I don't think its a wild horse, anyway, satisfying to see.

this is the first time he’s had someone on him?! Gives me hope for my boy. I’m just starting to do this with him. He does try to buck me off though.. do you have any suggestions for that? Thanks

Thank you ive got 3 year old stallion thats only just turned 3 and he has a really bad biting problem so ill try this X

Watching that horse, she didn’t look happy AT ALL! 🤷‍♀️

WOOW, what a beautiful horse!!! And the way you are training him is really impressive too! 🙂 Thanks!

I don't think I'd leave a horse tied overnight like that. Hobbles, at best... bears and such.

I've just discovered your training videos, love your style! how the horses respond to you, yr easy to follow and you make so much sense! , im going to try these techniques on my horses, thank you !

Brilliant

I don't know why but it made me wanna cry 🥺

Our foal was born last night but momma won’t let us close

How long did episode 1 and 2 actually take. the 2 foals your working with, do you usualy do a hour or so or is it a long day of rince and repeat. is 6 or 7 hours to much is it just 1 hour or so you work with the foal on day 1?????

This is so cool to watch

Hi! I got 2 horses about 1 and 2 yo, I carry them on meadow and don’t have a fence, I want to ask can I train them on the open or it’s better in a closed enclosure? Nicw greetings, I learn a lot from you❤🙏

Fabulous

You are a badass sir! Thank you

This video is helping me so much with taming my own BLM/wild horse. I am wondering though, how he ended up knowing that when you were kissing that meant he had to move his hindquarters instead of just running again? How'd you get him to that level of understanding?

Thanks! My horse has a bigger problem with front legs tho- she kneels...and I'm always afraid that she'll injure jerself if I keep holding jer foot...so I let go- or hold the upper part of her leg so that she can't kneel...we're seeing progress but....damn- what do I do? Someone mentioned roping it like you did-but- what if she starts kneeling? When do you even leg go of the preassure with the rope???

Wow, my love for your very beautiful slave