I love your videos, and I don't even have a horse. That look you made after having your gums pressed in, hilarious!

During the floods (in Australia) one of the agisted horses Gus caught pneumonia and he is super old he is 36 years old. We called his owner and she told us that he will have to be put down. I was devastated. He had a disgusting nose and his eyes were dripping and he smelt of death. The euthinist that was supposed to come couldn’t make it due to the flood water. Somehow after 2 weeks of staying in a stall (he couldn’t get wet and it was raining so much) he recovered. The owner is keeping 2 horses on our property, but is taking Gussy back when it dries out and keeping her other horse Toby here with my mare Rose.

Anytime the horse suit comes out, I click immediately. My favorite videos!😅

i love these vids - content - presentation - lessons - and the smiles

The horse costume made this already great video truly fantastic.

My pony has that tired thing so thank u for saying it so I know

We have Oak trees on the property. I learned a very hard, heartbreaking, vital thing. Acorns (for my pony,) are like a quick trip to the candy store for a diabetic. Yes, acorns are crunchy and delicious. Even worse, they not only create but, flame the fires of laminitis. With my farrier, we've come a long way in recovery. We (me and the dog,) plan to have a new beginning with her this Spring (your courses)... Just as soon as the new area for her is fenced in, and shade provided. Thank you for your content!

This is very helpful even though I don’t have a horse. You make amazing content! I love your videos.

Behavior issues are a huge indicator and should not be taken lightly. We had a horse founder last year. He seemed a bit sore, but nothing that we could really pinpoint so were originally waiting it out, thinking it was an abscess. But what did it for having the vet out is the fact that he's a very neat horse. He always poops outside in his pen, and never in his stall. But he had started pooping in his stall which was abnormal. If I pulled him out to groom he didn't try to play bite me like normal either. It was really little things that were the indicators that something was up. It really helps here to know your horse and know their little quirks to know when something's off. It also makes them that much more special when they come back, because you know they're feeling better! Same thing for eating - we have one horse who is very slow to eat his meals, while all the others eat immediately. Knowing their habits can be really important. To most horses not eating or eating slowly is an issue, especially if they normally eat quickly.

Wonderful video! This video told me a lot of information and I love the humour in it. It’s always good to know what happening with your horse/pony and obviously how to help in the situations. Thanks so much!! (I love this channel)

This was so interesting! Thank you for making this video!

so glad you recommend calling the vet. it is NEVER wrong to call a vet. I'm always astounded at those that want to spare a few $ that could risk their horses' lives and start by posting questions regarding an injury or illness. If you don't know, please call a vet.

Where did you get your shirt? I LOVE it! I need to get myself one! Loved the video btw!! ❤️🐴

Loooove that yawn lol

Lol the start is hilarious

When they are wearing a “horse” costume 😂

Very informational. Thank you so much!!!

this was a great video. keep up the great work!

Hi i love your videos and they help me understand and much more when im riding

Brilliant video ! Thanks for sharing

Great video!

Fatigue and stubbornness can seem almost the same in a horse, which is something to take into mind. If they're acting tired they might also be out of shape. I'd recommend watching them for a while to see if they act like that for a long period of time, and if they do, then they're fatigued.

Awesome teeshirt!!

thank you

Angry their stomach hurts. Me too.

Can I ask why you only show Tucker on your videos and not other horses?

Mi such a bit fan i think this video is very useful

Happy Full Moon Friday. : )

My mom is a vet! All of the stuff you said is true , and also I love your videos!

Did anyone else see the eyes on her horse

You so informative and funny 😆 was that your husband looking at you gums and teeth 🤣👍🏻

I ❤️ Your videos they helped me desensitise my mare with plastic bags and now I think she thinks plastic bag = treats

Nice vlogs 💞

my horse bolts , any advice or tips to deal with this , when spooked mainly

Wonderfull vidio 😁

Hello im finaly early i cant believe it i love your vids

Idk if mine is sick, she had boogers, was acting up, and has been putting her ears back, I’m worried now, can you please reply to this? Do you think she’s sick?

Do u still have pepper and Bella

Your dad best

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Did Tucker get his chest shaved?

Definitely call the vet if you questioning ANYTHING abt the eye my horse scratched her eye and I called the vet and she said if I left it longer she could have losed her eye.

Also for cuts/wounds take a few pictures and text to your vet... can avoid unnecessary vet visits and bills.

early lol! hiii

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hehe second !!!

What's up with the TAT? Did you not learn Roman Numerals, so felt you needed to TAT them on your arm? LOVE your creative videos about HORSES, but do NOT love TATS, only insane people get tatted.