Wounded Horses Can't Cry - Aggressive Breeding Stallions Healed

Wounded Horses Can't Cry - Aggressive Breeding Stallions Healed - Art of Leading

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14 жыл бұрын

Like with these fighting breeding stallions everyday chaos accummulates to high danger.
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Song: Bring Me To Life - Evanescence. This is one of several reedited videoclips accompanying Klaus Ferdinand Hempfling's new book 'The Horse Seeks Me'.
This video describes important parts of the fundamental work of the horse therapist Klaus Ferdinand Hempfling. For a better and correct understanding and to avoid misunderstandings, it is important to connect the shown video with his background, which we are adding in the following lines:
Klaus Ferdinand Hempfling continues shaking up equestrians all over the world, with response in all fields like natural horsemanship, horse whispering, classical and freestyle dressage, equestrian sports, western riding, endurance and eventing. He is at the forefront of new ideas on working and interacting with horses and is known for amazing groundwork with breeding stallions, considering their special potential and necessities. He considers the horse's psyche and communicates via body language with these beautiful creatures. His first book, 'Dancing with Horses' met with overwhelming international success, especially in pleasure riding and natural riding.
One of the newest publications with huge impact is The Path of The Horse by Stormy May, where Hempfling is portrayed together with Alexander Nevzorov, Mark Rashid, Linda Kohanov and Carolyn Resnick.
One of his specialties is the work with difficult horses he transforms dangerous, nervous, traumatized horses into cooperative companions. They recognize him as their leader, and become willing partners in groundwork and under saddle.
With a handful of known names like Monty Roberts and Pat Parelli (who are inspired by the work of Tom and Bill Dorrance, Ray Hunt, Buck Brannaman, John Lyons) KFH is influencing the natural equine handling at top level. Also in the baroque dressage he is discussed along with names like Bent Branderup, Richard Hinrichs, Philippe Karl, Anja Beran, Sherry Ackermann and Nuno Oliveira.
A number of main articles on his horse work have recently been published in Horses For Life.
Very important for Hempfling is in general to interact in all field as long as the activities accord to the horses nature. He is therefore also training and coaching horse-people from fields like show jumping, gymkhana, baroque and artistic dressage, driving, racing, working equitation, doma vaquera and garotcha. He has investigated most classical riding theories like Baucher, Gueriniere, Pluvinel, Steinbrecht and Xenophon.
KFH also talks about issues like join-up, round pen, bullfight with horses (rejoneador de toro, toreros, represented by Pablo Hermoso Mendoza, Leonardo Hernandez and Bohorquez), and barefoot riding, natural hoof care, bareback riding, rein-less and bridle-less riding. His own riding system Balanced Weight Riding starts with thorough groundwork and lunging at liberty, building up the potential for the exercises of the High School Dressage (Haute Ecole), like shoulder-in, Spanish walk, passage, piaffe, half-pass, flying change, which all origin in the horses natural movements and may be performed at completely loose reins, in contrast to English dressage (represented by names like Helgstrand and Grunsven), and the conventional classical dressage (represented at Cadre Noir, the Spanish Riding School in Vienna, Escola Portuguesa de Arte Equestre and the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art).
Genetic changing in breeding, horse characters and horse types are also topics in KFHs repertoire, which he employs with all horses (What Horses Reveal). You will often find him with horses of baroque breeds like Lusitano (Alter Real), Pura Raza Española horses (PRE), Lipizzan, Knapstrup, and Friesian but he is also very attached to the natural horse types like Arabian, Criollo, Welsh, Welsh Cob, Haflinger, Icelandic and Connemara. His approach is valid for all horses and everyone may feel at home in these authentic basics of Equus. In his courses therefore also riders and breeders from totally different styles are learning how to gain the friendship of their horses, often associated with breeds like Quarter, Thoroughbred, Pinto, Appaloosa, Mustang, Irish Cob, Paso Fino, Saddlebred and other horse types.
One may say that he is meanwhile one of the leading names in the issue animal and especially horse welfare, as well as wildlife, roots in nature and animal communication.
Hempflings professional background is in the fields communication, art, theater, music, study of native people and cultures. He lives on a small island in the Danish Archipelago where he conducts exclusive courses for people from all corners of the world.

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@larabroadhurst 13 жыл бұрын

I am crying watching this - I have spent years the conventional way of training my horse until I finally heard my horse's scream......... now I see things his way and he has become my greatest teacher. Thank you for this fabulous channel and for promoting such a better way to be with horses, they thank you for it

@lexikent1625 10 жыл бұрын

Makes me wanna cry the fear and pain animals go through for no reason

@EyotaWolfz 10 жыл бұрын

1:56 Those eyes! They're screaming...

@manuelaredding1936 10 жыл бұрын

thank you for saying that horses are always innocent......

@pureblood_straight_pride1853 6 жыл бұрын

You are indeed one of my favorite horse people. You truly understand and respect horses.. Thank you so much for helping these babies!!

@Arxxxy 13 жыл бұрын

Most of the horses have such a sad look in their eyes. It's good that someone actually tries to "heal" them :)

@TheBurrito171 10 жыл бұрын

It's so nice to see these videos and so sad at the same time, to see and think about how common and socially acceptable it is for people to hurt their horses the way they do, seeing the marks on their faces from being pulled around all the time, and the pain in their eyes when their owners are using their bits, it's like they are screaming to mostly deaf ears, it's heartbreaking.

@rickrolledsoul3920 6 жыл бұрын

Amazing vid. Horses are physically bigger, stronger and faster than people, but psychically they are not that strong, psychically they are hunted prey and pretty easy to abuse. They are not dangerous, they are just misunderstood. We are dangerous. We are hunters and horses are hunted. They are sensitive. Innocent is the accurate word, I absolutely love this video, thank you for making it. And thank you for everything you do.

@ahappytraveler9374 8 жыл бұрын

Klaus, I really admire your 'horse way' to send your TRUST to the horse

@artichare1839 8 жыл бұрын

This is the POWER of friendship

@IsiRider1970 5 жыл бұрын

Es sollte mehr Pferdemenschen geben wie Klaus. Er ist ein wundervoller Mensch und echter Pferdeflüsterer (was auch immer man unter diesem modernen Wort verstehen soll)! Ich habe die Schnauze so voll von Menschen, die sich Profis - viele auch selbsternannt! - nennen und den Sinn dahinter und vor allem die Pferdeseele nicht verstanden haben. Vor allem haben Pferde keinen Schmerzlaut und ihr stummes schreien bleibt von vielen Menschen ungehört. Es ist so traurig, wie viele Menschen sich Pferdeliebhaber nennen und ihr eigenes Pferd nicht verstehen (sich nicht mal die Mühe machen). Man findet sie an jeder Ecke! Pferde sind die wunderbarsten Geschöpfe auf dieser Erde und wir können so viel von ihnen lernen (wenn wir es nur wollen!). Für mich waren immer die Pferde die besten Lehrmeister, denn sie blicken einem direkt in die Seele! Man kann Pferde nicht belügen.

@louinwy1 11 жыл бұрын

I'm always amazed at how horses can read body language. I wanted to hand feed some Senior Feed to my old mare the other day who was not doing well and not eating. She was in a pasture with 13 other mares,...all of them wanting a taste of the food. With my body I told them that they needed to keep their distance from us so she could eat in peace. I made my body look threatening and they "read" me perfectly and stood waiting -- outside my "circle of influence." Around horses always learning.

@theroyallusitano 14 жыл бұрын

I love Klaus and his work!

@Elerian17 14 жыл бұрын

These "problematic" horses are really the best ones - they dont let people to break them! I follow Hempflings work for three years now and am fully satisfied, all turned to better... :)

@kelsiebeaulieu5227 10 жыл бұрын

+Ganpignanus A helmet and body protector will not protect you from death. You can still break your neck, spine, legs, arms, etc. If more people had a better understanding of their horses and a better relationship with them less 'accidents' would happen. 'Accidents' with horses most often happen because people don't like or want to work with the horse as a partner or friend because it can take time and proper knowledge, they prefer to treat the horse as a slave and force it to bend to their will because it is easier and faster. As a result the horse doesn't trust them and when the horse becomes scared it ignores the human and does what its instincts tell it to do.

@pepagomezgarcia7775 7 жыл бұрын

OK.But the sad reality is that anyway the horse is the slave of riders, the only difference is to be a "good" owner or a piece of shit. I´´m sorry fot that, I know that most of "good" owners really think that they love horses ...but they are slaveholders.

@ShortyTheDireWolf 7 жыл бұрын

Kelsie Beaulieu xD thank you!!! A lady just down my street got choked by her helmet when it slipped off around down her neck. Her horses didn't throw her or anything she just got into a fight with her helmet.

@kellieh1231 10 жыл бұрын

You are truly amazing, and an inspiration to all!

@andreadorethy8394 7 жыл бұрын

you have such a beautiful soul. your awesome

@M0rbidly 13 жыл бұрын

while watching this video, i really cried... it's a wonderful video. think, one of the best videos !

@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws 7 жыл бұрын

You are wonderful! I have always felt the way you do about horses. (I just had a full on go at a "horse trainer" who stated that whips and spurs have a place in working with horses. ...I disagree (if people just looked at the reaction of a horse to a fly landing on its skin, the shudders that run through it, they would never, ever use whios and spurs. As you said, "horses are always innocent".

@RuthKarowRUTHGABRIELE 10 жыл бұрын

Have you ever experienced that moment, when a wounded horse suddenly trusts you .... Believe me, you'll never forget it, because it's magically. The way a horse changed itself, you changed yourself as well.

@callysto_ii 10 жыл бұрын

I have, it's the most beautiful feeling in the world, just thinking about it brings tears to my eyes :)

@RuthKarowRUTHGABRIELE 10 жыл бұрын

crazymango true

@RuthKarowRUTHGABRIELE 9 жыл бұрын

Seleuce thank you for your wonderful and very special experience, that you shared with us. You're very blessed.... thank you very much, dear.

@Seleuce 9 жыл бұрын

Rayschall1 Yes. :) Still makes me feel very happy.

@vermillionskye3298 9 жыл бұрын

Yes, and it is a beautiful thing. I adopted a stallion that was about to be put to sleep due to "extreme aggression." The poor boy had a reason. When I arrived at the property he was stuck in the same stall he'd been stuck in for five months straight. The owner was afraid to open the stall door because he pinned his ears, so she'd hired a "trainer." The trainer simply cornered him in the stall with a whip and made him afraid to come in contact with people. I can only imagine the trainer had hit him, as he still has scars on his face around his eyes and nose. He's still slightly head shy. After sedating him and taking him home, I discovered that he was just terrified of people and that was his reason for lashing out. We rode and did well, but he still was missing something. He wasn't content. It took two years for him to even socialize with his pasture mates. I thought that he had something extremely wrong with him and had called the vet out several times because I thought he was depressed. One day I walked outside and I saw the four of them chasing each other and playing. I stood by the fence for a while, and he noticed me standing there. He cantered over to me like it was just the greatest thing in the world that I was there and just stood there rubbing his head on me and grooming me. I got on him that day and rode, we did good, and I remember I slipped the bridle off and got back on. Not the smartest decision looking back on it, but it worked out and we did fine riding tackless. It was a wonderful experience to see him change so suddenly. I had never expected for him to click like that. Five years later, he's still a happy and goofy seventeen year old stallion that can be ridden with mares and loves kids. It just shows that no matter how broken and beat up a horse is, they can always be fixed somehow even though it may take time.

@Chriserdejlig 13 жыл бұрын

its totaly amazing, and i almost cant belive how he does it! i will try with my own horse :D do anyone know if there is a place where you can learn this in denmark?

@mikeburton1703 5 жыл бұрын

loved the music and this guy does know horses he looks young in this video.......

@ladybloodrose 14 жыл бұрын

I absolutely love seeing the videos that you post, its amazing work that shows results ;) keep up the good work!

@DJBelbe 14 жыл бұрын

Yes, I have also a friend who follows Klaus' work closely and she solved 3 years of my colt'd bad behaviour in minutes! I still don't fully understand what she did but from that moment on, although he is still naughty to me, he absolutely adores working! keeps asking to leave his paddock and brothers all day to come work with me!

@pamelaclark5611 8 жыл бұрын

Keep up the good work.

@Tinki 14 жыл бұрын

Ich mag ihn ja - auf den Bildern ist er aber noch eine ganze Menge jünger. ;-) Schön, dass er wieder aufgetaucht ist.

@DebbieFarris 10 жыл бұрын

It is a terrible shame what some people do to such beautiful and intelligent creatures.

@harrylee5940 6 жыл бұрын

Debbie Farris a lot of people love horses but don't know how to training them it's a relationship between man an horse

@TheSqueenie 14 жыл бұрын

Thank you, yes... I am waiting for the book to come, I won a copy on the Australia contest.

@JaneDoe6000 3 жыл бұрын

This made me cry..

@Ufodressage 13 жыл бұрын

GREAT VIDEO! loved it, and absolutely great work!

@maryannhope8276 5 жыл бұрын

What a miracle "This is". Like Louie Armstrong says ... "Love baby,💘 This is a wonderful family etc doing miraculous/ extrordinary things for OUR HORSES THANK YOU GODS SPEED

@carolinecandletree2473 9 жыл бұрын

Guys... THE ONLY (mostly only) reason horses are aggressive is because it's how their bought up.... And they follows their owners personality, SO STOP KILLING HORSES JUST CAUSE THEIR "AGGRESSIVE"

@Rimfaxe96 9 жыл бұрын

I don't even want to know what these horses have experienced. And I don't want to know how many horses are euthanized/shot because they're "dangerous".

@pepagomezgarcia7775 7 жыл бұрын

Maybe is better for the horse be free of this shit of slave life, who knows...

@Rimfaxe96 7 жыл бұрын

Pepa gomez garcia That depends on their owner. I'd definitely trade life with my horse.

@LowBudgetKiwi 10 жыл бұрын

Beautiful horses. thanks for sharing...

@juandavidpacheco1997 2 жыл бұрын

Chimba de Tema,, WAOO, HERMOSO VIDEO. BENDICIONES DESDE MONTERIA COLOMBIA

@DarkDreamer387 12 жыл бұрын

love it!

@IsiRider1970 5 жыл бұрын

Ich muss immer weinen, wenn ich das Lied hör. Aber es passt so gut zu dem Video.

@avrilcrisp30 6 жыл бұрын

These horses can sense the controlling nature of their handlers, they are wearing spurs and are using the stallions to make themselves look cool. A stallion is a leader, a higher being, they need a higher being as a friend, someone who steps into place with them.

@capoNuvolaRossa 14 жыл бұрын

beautiful video compliments

@ritzydoodle 13 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@larskirkegaard7235 11 жыл бұрын

Hej Klaus. Godt at se at der er gang i den..! Vi ses lige pludseligt!

@terigower 10 жыл бұрын

fascinating...it looks like establishing a bond and leadership

@tammyholmes5648 11 жыл бұрын

how amazed was i loved the chestnuts stallion wow didnt know draft horses ave attittude lik dat amazing stallions...

@DJBelbe 14 жыл бұрын

just came to watch this vid again... come to think of it, it's not that bad, at least they're still expressing themselves. I just came from checking the saddle fit at a new yard I hadn't seen before. The customer took some time to show me around and we watched the horses working at the school for a while. I came out deeply saddened by how dead their eyes where, how empty and devoid of expression, submisive and puppet like moves, stallions and mares alike... the horse was gone and left it's shell

@theguy4429 10 жыл бұрын

Thay are so mean to the horses

@meibean3075 8 жыл бұрын

This is so sad but true many of these poor beautiful creatures aren't understood by their owners and then left out in a pasture with no meaning horses should either be used for something like riding even just for like 15 minuets a day or be free.

@meibean3075 8 жыл бұрын

Amber Vandereay yes, but riding is such a gift to people and it connects a horse with a rider and if they serve no purpose they just end up like some of these horses because they have no idea how to respond to anything like riding. And I agree with the stalling thing that it gives horses more freedom to be in a pasture, I never said anything,about a stall.

@FancySassy80 14 жыл бұрын

Great video.. great job.. you should come to the US!!! would love to go to one of your clinics and improve my horsemanship..

@Malenefromdenmark 13 жыл бұрын

its amazing!

@skyandkeira7818 8 жыл бұрын

Horses aren't bad for a reason ... They have a past that tells there story .... And someone just has to build that trust that was broken ! Xxx I have a pony of my own xx

@fairhorsemanship 11 жыл бұрын

The eyes of the horses were not lying. They were in deep pain and distress, if you look at the head shot of the horse being riden under the vertical, you can see that if he could cry he would, his mouth was yanked by the bit at every stride and his neck forced down. Theses horses were not difficult, they just decided that it was enough. They were totally right. If respect were shown to them they would never have become that way in the first place.

@akanewe 13 жыл бұрын

@TheSqueenie Good point, difficult to answer in one go, let's be brief. You must feel and be the leader and the horse MUST follow. You need to read a lot, listen to many pros, be around and handle horses a lot. Mix it all up, do as you feel and be open for changes. There are tantrums and TANTRUMS, you must correct any dangerous behaviour. The round pen is good for exercise and handling in general. Anything incorrect just make him move, he will learn all right. He will think before acting.

@Jorgetellovelez 13 жыл бұрын

@nature2promotion y donde puedo conseguir el libro, aunque con lo que he visto en youtube y unj video que me prestaron ya he iniciado con tres caballos y estan trabajando muy bien. especialmente una potranca que tiene apenas tres sesiones y ya le he puesto la manta sobre todo su cuerpo, es increible lo que uno puede aprender con Klaus. Gracias por compartir sus conocimientos.

@lilyfangsvampire 12 жыл бұрын

it makes you really wonder what happened to these horses to make them behave as such for someone like this man to heal them

@kyranortje4125 8 жыл бұрын

bravo👏

@Jorgetellovelez 13 жыл бұрын

Donde puedo conseguir los videos para principiantes y cuanto es el costo

@takeenglisheasy3174 6 жыл бұрын

И еще немного перевода: Как в случае с этими дерущимися жеребцами-производителями хаос, разыгрывающийся ежедневно, накапливается до состояния сильнейшей опасности. Песня Bring Me To Life - Evanescence. Это один из нескольких переизданных видео клипов, сопровождающих новую книгу Клауса Фердинанда Хемпфлинга «Лошадь ищет меня» ('The Horse Seeks Me') Это видео описывает важные части работы тренера лошадей (horse therapist) Клауса Фердинанда Хемпфлига. Для лучшего понимания полезно связать содержание видео с общей информацией, заключающейся в следующем: Клаус Фердинанд Хемпфлинг в буквальном смысле слова потрясает конный мир своей деятельностью в таких областях как естественные отношения с лошадьми, заклинание лошадей, классическая выездка и кюр, различные виды конного спорта, езда в стиле вестерн, дистанционные пробеги и троеборье. Он известен своими передовыми идеями в отношении работы и взаимодействия с лошадьми и работой жеребцов производителей в руках с учетом их специфического потенциала и их нужд. Его тренировка жеребцов способствует проведению полностью контролируемого процесса случки. Он также часто работает с молодыми лошадьми: необученными жеребчиками и кобылками, и его мягкая и естественная подготовка к дальнейшему тренингу и езде делает их очень счастливыми лошадьми. Он обращается к психике лошади и общается посредством языка тела с этими прекрасными созданиями. Его книга 'Dancing with Horses' («Танцы с лошадьми») имеет потрясающих успех во всем мире, в особенности в областях рекреационной верховой езды и естественной верховой езды (natural riding). Одним из направлений его работы является работа с трудными лошадьми - как и в этом видео, он превращает опасных, нервных, травмированных животных в готовых к сотрудничеству компаньонов. Они признают Клауса своим лидером, и охотно идут на сотрудничество в руках и под седлом. Наряду с когортой таких известных имен как Монти Робертс и Пат Парелли, Клаус Фердинанд Хемпфлинг оказывает влияние на направление естественных отношений с лошадьми на самом высоком уровне. Крайне важным для Хемпфлинга является ведение взаимодействия со всеми областями, при условии, что принятые в них виды деятельности согласуются с природой лошади. По этой причине Клаус также обучает людей занятых в таких отраслях конной индустрии как конкур, барочная и художественная выездка, драйвинг, бега и скачки, рабочая выездка. КФХ также рассматривает такие вопросы как воссоединение с лошадью, работа в бочке, бои быков с участием лошадей (с пикадорами и тореадорами такими как Пабло Гермосо Мендоза, Леонардо Фернандез и Бохоркуэя), а также вопросы верховой езды без подков, естественного ухода за копытами лошади, езды без поводьев и без уздечки. Собственная система верховой езды Клауса Фердинанда Хемпфлинга «езда посредством сбалансированного веса» (Balanced Weight Riding) начинается с тщательной работы в руках и лонжирования на свободе, для выстраивания потенциала для выполнения элементов Высокой школы выездки (Haute Ecole), таких как езда плечом внутрь, испанский шаг, пассаж, пиаффе, полуодержка, менка ног в воздухе, которые полностью основаны на естественных движениях лошади и могут выполняться на свободном поводе, в противоположность Английской школе выездки, представленной такими именами как Хелгстранд и Грунсвен) и традиционной классической выездке (представленной Cadre Noir - Испанской школой выездки в Вене, Escola Portuguesa de Arte Equestre и the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art). Генетические изменения при разведении, характеры и типы лошадей также входят в круг вопросов, рассматриваемых КФХ, в том числе в книге «What Horses Reveal» (Что проявляют лошади). Клауса можно часто встретить с породами лошадей эпохи барокко, такими как лузитано, чистокровные испанские, липицианы, кнабструпы и фризы. Но кроме этих пород КФХ очень привлекают такие национальные породы как арабская, креольская, уэльская, уэльский коб, гафлингер, исландский пони и пони коннемара. Его подход работает для всех лошадей, аутентичные основы конного мастерства доступны любому. В ходе курсов, проводимых Клаусом Фердинандом Хемпфлингом всадники и заводчики, представляющие совершенно разные стили, учатся завоевывать дружбу своих лошадей, среди которых зачастую представлены такие породы как квотер, чистокровная верховая, пинто, ирландский коб, пасо фино и другие. Можно сказать, что КФХ является одним из ведущих представителей области, занимающейся вопросами благополучия животных, в особенности лошадей, а также дикой природы, который основывается на природе и естественной коммуникации животных. Хемфлинг имеет опыт профессиональной деятельности в области коммуникации, искусства, театра, музыки, изучения коренных народов и их культур. Он проживает на маленьком острове Датского Архипелага, где проводит эксклюзивные обучающие программы для людей со всех сторон света.

@XPaintHorseX 13 жыл бұрын

I like it ;D

@maikewickermann6831 10 жыл бұрын

They all look so sad....:(

@Otherkin_therian 10 жыл бұрын

***** fgggioiinbn!@yřxzzzct68uu ,,,

@frankaflach7252 4 жыл бұрын

I really love to see this video and it is great to learn from you and the horses. I don't like the music though, its sharp, irritant, and has no harmony what so ever.

@MissDaniellaa 13 жыл бұрын

i love the grey horse that woman is riding

@Dana40648 13 жыл бұрын

COMO SE LLAMA ESTE BUEN HOMBRE I ME PODRIAN DAR INFORMACION ESQUE UNA AMIGA LO NEZESITA

@badbearwatch 12 жыл бұрын

I agree with you, Wolfmaedchen and it says these stallions are for breeding in the video- horse breeding is big business for sure. Besides, how would you like it , Felda5032 if someone said to fix you that way, just because you didn't understand how to act the way it was asked of you ?

@mawazhere13 13 жыл бұрын

Would you follow the same method for a horse that flips over??

@holisticeventsaustralia 14 жыл бұрын

♥♥♥ Klaus Ferdinand Hempfling' Performances ♥♥♥ Empty your Mind ♥♥♥ Expect Nothing ♥♥♥ And Receive Everything!!! ♥ ♥ ♥ I have seen it ♥♥♥ LIve ♥♥♥

@TheSqueenie 14 жыл бұрын

I liked the first version also. My horses throw temper tantrums sometimes when we are walking on the line, I tend to ignore it, even though most people tell me I need to correct it, which would involve some kind of pulling on the lead line or smacking the horse. I don't want to do this but also worry about them not growing out it (since they are only 2 and a half years old). I was wondering how Klaus would approach horses like these?

@manuelaredding1936 10 жыл бұрын

the horses say: wow!A human i can trust...

@helgafalckenberg6635 5 жыл бұрын

❤️❤️❤️

@anneloveanimals 13 жыл бұрын

He's really amazing,, and that horse is really, really Beautiful!! (but i think the music is horrible..., it's to hard, )

@jennykamer4394 10 жыл бұрын

A stallion is also just a horse... if you treat him good and be him a reliable, consistent and fair leader he won't have to fight.

@Wolfwalker71 10 жыл бұрын

Well Done :D its really not THAT hard to figure them out. you just gotta know what theyre about :)

@user-kk2pc7ik7t 9 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with what you say. Animals do have feelings, of course if an animal is being abused they will end up becoming aggressive. Whats the deal with breaking an animal, if you can make such nice animals with the help of trust?

@Kylar5715 14 жыл бұрын

Sorry to sound ignorant, but can someone explain what this video means? =/ Again, sorry I don't understand.

@lindseybressem8038 10 жыл бұрын

I agree!!! way would you not work on the ground and build a relationship first? a trust is everything.. I Like what you said..

@Niamh5196 14 жыл бұрын

are u the person healing these horses?

@eqtopics5609 10 жыл бұрын

that woman was pulling on the horses mouth to much

@stardust1644 7 жыл бұрын

not all horses are like this I have 4 lovely horses. This can happen by the way the horse has been handled when they were a foul and will growing up !

@gerjanne1987 12 жыл бұрын

as the song say: wake me up

@lakota123max 13 жыл бұрын

i have to laugh at the lady trying to grab that one horse's nose...she is lucky that horse is good and didnt clobber her on the head....geez

@keepitnatural37488 14 жыл бұрын

dolphineye, you see what you want to see. don't get so wrapped up in your 'hatred of prejudice' that that is all you can see. If you took time to become more familiar with Klaus's work you'd see your assessment is not the case. Even in the video above, was the man climbing the bars. Did you miss that? Not attacking you but trying to get you to see. Take care. Oh and be sure to check out the 'Stallions' youtube! Its WONDERFUL to see especially the stallion at the end!

@DARKVIDEODIVA 14 жыл бұрын

@H0useMouse lol good call ;)

@ThexMinE 13 жыл бұрын

mmh.. I think that most of the problems arise from wrong upbringing/training, as long as they are not physical... and that many psychological problems can be solved, just by taking care of the horses soul and human "training" to be in a relationship with their horses.

@alexandereriksen1391 10 жыл бұрын

i think some of theese people handle the horses unfair... maybe they are aggresive but if they are, why put a saddle on them and try to push them hard to Work? I tried it and if u dont got the time to do the ground Work to get the horse comfortable with u then sell ur horse or give it a way! Poor horses

@Blackdragon99omfg 12 жыл бұрын

The song is Bring Me To Life by Evanescence. This video is amazing I am always telling people who complain about a horse that it's something someone has done or hasn't done that effects them.

@kirstensnowpaw8118 9 жыл бұрын

What song?

@FelineFineArt 9 жыл бұрын

it's called "Bring Me To Life" by Evanescence. I used it once in one of my slideshows.

@MrD2excess 9 жыл бұрын

The song is bring me to life

@crazywelshchick22 13 жыл бұрын

incrdalble ;)

@kamiliamouaziz4446 10 жыл бұрын

poor animals

@animalLuverify 13 жыл бұрын

@TheSqueenie I don't know if this is correct but if my horse (Not really my horse but i like to think he is) had a temper tantrum, I would back him up and if he did it really bad i would back up and shank. Not so hard that he can't breathe or anything, just enough to let him know that what he did is not accepable. (i think that is how i spell acceptable)

@Ganpignanus 13 жыл бұрын

There are no bad horses only bad people. I work with rescued and often abused horses. The first thing you need to do is do be kind to them. Get them to trust you. The first horse looked like he had his tail docked (cut off) no wonder he was angry and surrounded by those military type macho men. Then all the people riding with NO HELMET or body protector on. Please be kind to your horses. If you do not know how to train them find someone who will do so with love and kindness.

@MsLaurenPanda 12 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't want someone to sit on my back and treat me like their pet. No animal would. Duh. I'd have to take a long time to be breaken in too.

@takeenglisheasy3174 6 жыл бұрын

Перевод на русский язык: Раненные лошади не плачут - Исцеление агрессивного жеребца-производителя - Искусство вести лошадь Танцуя Битву Отношение к вашей лошади… Определяет качество жизни. Жеребец по имени Фаэтон. Демонстрация исцеления на военном конном заводе в Испании Ежедневный хаос… накапливается до крайне опасного состояния. Жеребец Кемпион XIII Лошади всегда невинны С чего начать? Будьте решительны Создайте то, что соответствует лошадиной… ПРИРОДЕ Для дальнейшего понимания Обсуждая эти вопросы мы не критикуем и не подрываем репутацию, мы делаем это для дальнейшего понимания. Мы полагаем, что все имели лишь лучшие намерения. С благодарностью: Все изображенные в этом видео люди обратились за помощью к Клаусу или другому специалисту. Они имели самые лучшие намерения, охотно принимали советы и делали все возможное чтобы преуспеть. Детальное описание затронутых тем приводится в книге «Лошадь ищет меня» (“The Horse Seeks Me”).

@jory84 13 жыл бұрын

Just wondering why those women aren't wearing a helmet. Oh yeah, I forgot, they are professionals.....

@nevanovna 11 жыл бұрын

Still docking tails,shame on the owner,no wonder the stallion is not happy!

@Wolfmaedchen 12 жыл бұрын

@Felda5032 It has absolutely nothing to do with their sex, it´s all about the treatment, you have to be ABLE to handle them!! Geldings could do the exact same things!

@HamidahIshak 11 жыл бұрын

The best knowledge to ponder and learn is,if you can handle horses you can tame mankind.you are created to be a LEADER.hamdhqadrAMAN.

@Pyrosynthesist 11 жыл бұрын

I've worked with horses my entire life and the first thing I notice is these women riding horses who so clearly have behavioral issues from being mistreated/left untaught and i'm wondering 'Why the hell are they NOT wearing protective gear?" That is: Helmets, chestguards etc. These types of horses are dangerous, and these people who think they won't get hurt are stupid D: Sure, you can fix them, but you still need to be concerned with yourself first. Plus other issues with human interaction

@dirkbode4658 10 жыл бұрын

This is a video about EDUCATION, SOCIAL INTERACTION - not about "being good" to horses. If you want to be "good" to horses - well you better leave the world and have them roame the steppe like they did twentythousand years before. That would be the best thing man could do to all the animals on the planet! only an idiot could assume the big stallion is frustrated because of the "machos" that surround him. Ignorance! This big fellow really "dances" around, expressed himself, etc and than calmed down.in the end. Sometimes a cure may be very simple

@Bubbaluv8 10 жыл бұрын

Awesome. Subscribed. The world needs more people like This. Also check out Honza Blaha. Amazing and beautiful horsework.

@themysteriouskiller 14 жыл бұрын

The thing about horses is that people think they need to be broken, but they don't. They simply need to see you as the herd leader, a friend, and a companion, and they will respect you and do anything in the world for you. There should never be violence involved in getting a horse to do something- only a question. Force will ruin a horse, but friendship will make one the best creature you will ever know.

@nevanovna 11 жыл бұрын

Still docking tails,shame on the owner,no wonder the stallion is not happy! All you people,who love horses,look at the Tennessee Walking Horse and the cruel treatment unlike Hempfling.Please pass the YT video around ,so people will know about the cruel practice of beating and putting chemicals on the hooves to make them life their feet even higher.