When I got my horse he was really over weight. He always acted up (he was in pasture for 7 years not ridden due to the owner not being able to ride him) which was understandable considering he wasn’t ridden, tho once he lost his weight and went to a healthy amount Omg. He was throwing his head, bucking, running all over the pasture. He looked super happy. He’s an old boy too 20 years old. So I’m glad he’s living his best life

An owner's love for his or her pet is pure love itself! Dogs and cats cannot speak, but they are carefully nurtured while thinking about what they want and need, and the pets return the love directly to you as much as you love them. Yes, they are family!🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴

For anyone watching, dont be afraid to ask your vet and farrier any and all questions about feeding, hoof care etc. Any professional will be happy to help you give the best care to your equine friends!

🐎🏃🏽‍♂️ Thank you for this video. My dad and I bought a horse and haven’t found another yet and he’s been alone (except four goats) for six months and he’s starting to act up. Was talking last night about finding him a companion NOW and your video was right on time to push me even more. Thanks again and have a Merry Christmas!

Great video. I didn’t get into horses until I was around 50. My wife is the expert and a great teacher. 10+ years on and I still feel like a newbie. I’m glad I already do all the things you mention. Except we don’t need to stable them. They are outside all the time but they can take cover if they feel like it. They have such character and it’s a privilege to earn their trust. Thanks for sharing your knowledge

Great tips! Love it like always 💖

Love you so much you never fail to teach me something! Btw you actually look like my instructor in a VERY good way!

Merry Christmas, excellent video, Very helpful

Her vids are so helpful!

Can we just appreciate how hard Carmella tries to teach us how to care for our horses! That shows how much horses are important to her

Thank you so much for sharing the need for 24 hr access to forage!!!! This is so absolutely important to the health of your horse! This and at least 6 hrs turn out. Horses were designed to cover miles a day grazing and just generally covering their territory. Just because we buy them stalls to live in, does not mean that what we are doing is good for them. The things people ask from their horses every day that are completely unnatural for the horse, and then act shocked when they are negligent to comply. Thank you for sharing this super duper valuable information!!! You Just made my day seeing you provide such clear and valuable information. Also wanted to add when you DO need to moisturize your horses’ hooves, only do for the cornet go the bottom of the outside wall. NEVER ON THE SOLES, and ABSOLUTELY NEVER ON THE E FROG OF THE HOOF!! That part of the hoof is extremely extremely porous and needs to be able to breathe. I did it wrong for years, and when I followed these directions from my farrier, it was night and day difference!

Love your videos + videos are so funny 🤣

Lol the thing about Tucker and grass is so relatable to my horse😂🐎

Early!! Love your videos + your videos are so funny 😂

Nice vlogs 👍

Excellent points, all, and horses do develop sharp points next to the cheeks on the top. On the bottom the sharp points are on the inside, so it's the tongue that gets jabbed.

Tucker is so lovely. I love appaloosas 🥰

Tucker is such a cute horse!, Great lesson, I don’t have a horse, but I will save for one, and a stall since they are expensive.

I think this is nice for beginner riders and don’t know too much but I’ve been riding for about three years very good for other kids and adults to learn front

My horse doesn't like horses. It's a weird thing, but she adores our cow Bell. They're bestfriends and it's so fun to see them run to each other after my horse comes back from trail rides and run around the field together.

When I go out for my run I’ve seen a horse/pony on his/her own up at the local recreation ground, there used to be two there but now there’s just that one, I’m especially worried about it due to them trying to nip people, grinding its teeth and it keeps kicking the ground like he/she hasn’t been ridden in a long time

Horses actually become very bored very easily and this can lead to physical and mental health problems. That’s another good reason to give your horse turnout

If a horse is only 1-3 lbs overweight does that not affect them?

How to run horse very fast make video on that topic ☺

I had to laugh at the thumbnail because I put the saddle on like that the very first time I was asked to tack up a horse as a little kid 🤣

I’m your 1k like!!!

ummmm i really liked that i dont have a horse i am young and taking lessons but i will one day so thank you!

what is the best way to make moving from one barn to another less stressful on your horse? We will be moving barns soon and he has a pasture mate now but when we move he will be alone in the field for about a week or two before his new pasture mate will be there. He is also underweight at the moment and we are trying to fix that slowly but i don't want him to lose moe weight from stress when we move him.

i love horses i really want a horse but my mom said i cant get one.i love your horse and your viedeos

Where is the disruption boxe? Can someone please help me

Dose that mean if I want to get a horse I would have to get to

Tucker is so cute and well behaved !

I only have one horse, and no other animals to be around him. But me and my parents have been thinking about either getting a donkey, another horse for the pasture, or just maybe goats to accompany him. But we really can't at the moment since we will be leaving to another state for the summer, and he will be going to some other people to just feed him at another barn. We will be getting barn cats after the summer because there is a nasty big rat in my barn. Does anybody know if there is a good non-horse companion that's good for horses?

My horse has very dry hooves he even the other day was just loping on gravel he was free in the pasture and just was loping like nothin

One thing my dad does is overfeeding in the winter as the horse is already to fat about 5 jears now.

i feel like a terrible person now... i already knew that horses need to go out on pastures, but the thing is, the equestrian center where i go doesn't have pastures ;_; now i know, i should find another place, but the horse isn't mine (cuz i have no money) at least everyday in winter i take the horse on a walk around for like one-two hours, and in summer/spring they have like little "paddocks"... about the fact that the horse is a herd animal, my pony has his best friend always with him, like their paddocks are next to each other (cuz the paddocks are too small for two horses, i know that's fucked up) and in winter they have boxes next to each other.. i hope that kinda helps what i am doing right now, cuz i am too poor to buy that horse

is sage ok for horses to eat if its just growing in the field?

in Denmark where I live it's outright illegal to have a horse just be alone all the time.

is it good if the horses stable has its own little paddock where it can go outside as it pleases ?

Everything is true

Does a goat work as a company for a horse

Third comment, and tysm, I am new to owning a horse so this is really going to help

I loan my horse at the owners farm and he doesn’t have any other horses near him except cows and goats. He gets really excited when he sees other horses which can also sometimes be dangerous like when I take him for walks he will start going crazy over the horses next to the road which will stop traffic and is just extremely dangerous. Because I have him on loan I can’t get another horse for him, so I wondered if anyone knows what I can do to help him x

Would the other horse have to be mine? Or just another horse that boards at the same place?

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I don't have room for another horse so instead he has goats for company. He's acted up a lot since we separated him from his old herd at the place he was at. There's an overgrown field I've been clearing out in hopes I can get him another pony pal so he's not as lonely

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So about the separation thing, I am the only person in my family who has a horse, hence the problem of him being alone. His pasture is next to the cows, does that count as a companion?

How are wild horses teeth managed without being floated?

Question: Do you have to ride your horse every day even if they have access to a large pasture they can run in? Same question but if they don’t have access to a large pasture they can run in.

I have only tied the cinch of a western saddle and I have no idea what to do for the cinch of a English saddle

When I heard and there’s some like tucker here and he just looks at grass and gets fat that made me laugh

Tacker is more biger then usually

my horse is the only horse that i have right now. there no horses thjat she can see. I plan on buying anouther horse by next year hopefully.

When I get a horse he will be the only one on my property. I've seen in some cases you can pair them up with sheep or goats. Is this a good option? Can I just put a goat in his pen?

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Hi if you post horse videos everyone make sure to tag your videos #equines4ever after you name your videos!!! 😃

At redefining of the video you said thAt horse have to be felt with horse what if your horse your I oh horse

Am I the only one who thinks she looks like Beth from Open season

My horse doesn’t like company he attack’s them so he is basically in my garden because i live on site

how do wild horses file their teeth if the vet needs to do it?

Great video. You are beautiful

my horse is dead :( :( :( :( :( :( :( :(

But my family will only let me buy one horse

I really think you should make your trading thing free because my mom probably wouldn’t let me🥺 please please

Your courses are WAY too expensive! Are you Insane? 25 dollars?!