Thanks so much for watching.

I've been doing it wrong for 40 years. I'm better now as well. New horse, new way.

Hope you get a horse soon mate 😀

Why thank you kind sir.

Thanks Mate ! How's it going ?

The first question I have to ask is "Have you, in a step by step fashion, taught her how to go forward when you ask, or did you just expect her to know?"

Em português

What do you mean when you say that? That there is always something we could have done differently to get a desired result?

@@horsymandias-ur It just my opinion

Jeez you're a whole bucket of rainbows aren't you. Horses aren't "annoyed by" humans unless you make yourself a nuisance to them. I don't own horses nor did I grow up around them or ride them much, and this video filled me with nothing but love and yearning in my heart for the amazing level of subtle communication that can be achieved between a horse and rider. These are animals that evolved over millions of years who had nothing to do with us until recently, and yet still we are able to communicate so much. You're right, if money is a concern they're not a good pet (Which is why I don't have them!) if you're in the wrong area. But if you feel discouraged by this video, its not because horses are inherently discouraging animals, its because they simply aren't for you.

You came to the wrong channel mate. I think you've missed the point of everything Warwick is doing. People like you view animals as seperate entities as humans versus all of us being a part of this natural world. We are all more alike than you give us credit. Race horses get primo treatment and are asked to do incredibly taxing jobs (i don't personally support that industry). I raised a yearling mustang for over a decade starting from the time i was 10 years old. That horse was a puppy dog always in our business and was never spoiled but there was a mutual love. It wasn't my horse per se so when my dad rehomed her i had no choice however that animal was a part of our family. Mustangs are some of the brightest, easiest keepers with excellent genetics geared toward survival of the fittest. They are here (the US) through the sales and transportation of humans, we have always been intertwined. Warwick is one of the few mentors who actually give a crap about mutual respect and patience. There's a reason a lot of his work is inspired by modern advances in human psychology. We are far more similar than we are different from them. The right ownership provides, security, freedom, and mutual respect. I just don't think you've tapped into the essence of what he is doing or what a relationship with most mammals can be.