Thank you. I will be back. There has been so much going on this summer and a lot of changes to my life. Be back when I can ❤️
@NouveauView5 күн бұрын
Straight from the horse's mouth!
@VersatileHorsemanship22 сағат бұрын
Literally
@paulaharrisbaca48516 күн бұрын
I want to know what they smell like. Horses have a horsey smell. Like humans, we women particularly have a variety of smells, at least it always seemed to me. Men don't seem to notice so such.
@cattymajiv10 күн бұрын
She is a beauty! Thank you Brandi! From Alberta. ❤🐎🐴🐎❤
@TW1GGY_TH3_W0LFY12 күн бұрын
She’s 11?! For my 11th birthday I rode a horse abt the adults size.. OR BIGGER ( my birthday was august 10th )
@akbaralimaxmanazarov983814 күн бұрын
Miss where do you from, I am studying veteraniya unversity
@cherylpearson052416 күн бұрын
💓🩷🌟⭐️🥰😍😻😻✨💞💗💕💫💖😘🎉🎊😄😃😀😂🤣😅🥹😝
@nyxcin116 күн бұрын
I, too, had an elderly (34 1/2) go down in winter, Sadly, the mobile vet was on the other side of the county, so I had to have the neighbor shoot her. I was 5 feet away from her when he shot her, he did a great job. One shot and she was gone. I kept her covered in snow for two months but rather than bury her I opted for livestock composting. I didn't know it at the time, but if you have the materials and equipment available, it can be done regardless of weather. Cornell has done studies that prove even horses that are euthanized can be composted and there is no trace of the drugs in the finished compost. It may not be a solution for everyyone but it is a viable alternative. Your county extension agent might have more info. It's been almost 1 1/2 years since she died. In a month or so I will be able to spread Moon Loni's compost in the back pasture. Love your channel. I learned about slowfeed haynets from you several years ago. Fun fact: there are at least 6 states that have legalizes human composting! Yea! I was considering a sky burial but it's not legal in America. We are a squeamish sort of folk, aren't we?
@Dreawess200017 күн бұрын
Can you use this if you have a ver over grown pony or would it get hot? I’m having a horrible time scheduling a farrier and my pony is so overgrown now
@brandystanner891519 күн бұрын
Are you walking towards her barrel to get her to drift?
@cattymajiv21 күн бұрын
This is so funny and cute! Thanks Brandi! From Barb in Edmonton Alberta. ❤🐎🐴🐎❤
@cattymajiv21 күн бұрын
Very sweet! Thanks for all the greatshorts and videos Brandi! Lots of love to you! ❤❤❤❤❤
@cattymajiv21 күн бұрын
Thanks for all the great shorts Brandi! I'm sure they are great for the reach of your channel too, which I really love. All the best to you and your fur babies! ALL OF THEM of every species! ❤❤❤❤❤
@fullcharge-gq7wo22 күн бұрын
Now smell it..
@TheLadyLawless23 күн бұрын
Thank you for this video! For years I have not been able to clear this, but this entire time I have been treating it like an infection. Hopefully this works for my sorrel horse.
@territn887125 күн бұрын
How sweet seeing those feet move as though he's dreaming of walking in the pasture and the nose twitching as though he got a whiff of green grass!!!!❤
@user-er7yl2hx6x25 күн бұрын
Why? Horses don’t brush their teeth
@ashleyunderwood485526 күн бұрын
You cloned your horse 😂❤.
@Starr572527 күн бұрын
I just bought a 'broke' horse (on a side note i am so sick of lying horse sellers who just want to blame the buyer for their intentional deception.) and she bucks VIOLENTLY. I did this with her and I didn't think she was ever going to stop but I didn't stop until she was loping around without bucking. Do you have a recommendation for something to use that is softer than a rope so it doesn't rub her? (I have had horses over 40 years and have never had or been around one who bucks this violently non stop.)
@belindahart5563Ай бұрын
How horses should be, free from humans on their backs and bits of metal in their mouths, though the brats got a whip which I’m sure is used when they’re being ‘trained’. The whip at this time is used as a deterrent to keep them away from the 4 wheeler… they know what a whips for so keep away.
@VersatileHorsemanship26 күн бұрын
A whip at my farm is used as a tool, an extension of my hand. Not as any sort of punishment or torture device as you’re making it sound. When horses are excited and running, they can make bad decisions, like smashing into people or objects. In this situation it is used to keep everyone safe, including the horses. It’s a visual for them and an exaggerated version of me waving my arm. Please refrain from leaving unkind comments. I don’t tolerate it and simply block folks from my channel. It’s very simple to move on and watch something you DO enjoy.
@KalanMillerАй бұрын
I saw a few of my favorite horses running in and out. I like seeing horses run. They move so beautifully
@KalanMillerАй бұрын
Daisy sure is a little pest. Pushing blossoms buttons and trying to assert her dominance
@KalanMillerАй бұрын
She said bitch 😅
@cattymajivАй бұрын
Thank you Brandi. Bareback is the only way to ride. And bitless too! ❤🐎🐴🐎❤
@KalanMillerАй бұрын
Bullies
@ghostlylover99123Ай бұрын
😮that was a big sneeze
@barbarapope3590Ай бұрын
You make sure that the kids wear helmets, but neither you nor your husband are wearing a helmet! I assume that you and your husband husband are probably competent riders, freedom of choice and all that, but why take the chance? You have young children 🥰😒🤷
@daveellis5100Ай бұрын
Recorded horizontally:)
@shopahauliquewithjacquelin7025Ай бұрын
This looks so much like my chestnut mare giving birth to her chestnut colt on 6/6/24. Same windswept legs and sloped in the back with the low sitting back pasterns. He was on house arrest for 6 days until his back legs lifted properly. He couldn't find the teat in what felt like forever. They are too strong to push around, even on unsteady legs to position. He was VERY tall (dad is 17.2, mom is 16.2) but he kept walking completely under her and sometimes came out through her back legs looking for milk. Mom finally learned to swing around to avoid it since her back legs were having pins and needles from birth for a few days. I see your mare shaking out the back legs the same way because of the tingles. The first time he tried to stand, he did it too fast and with too much force and ricocheted to the back wall about 6'. Then when he tried to lay for the first time, he did a head over butt somersault, almost into the front wall. He just went to sleep where he fall. I have several videos of his aborted attempts to lay down due to his fear from the first time. At 42 days old we finally got him to start eating some solids, because he was leaving mom really poor looking and my mare refused the enriched feed, because why wouldn't the princess.
@vernonjc1818Ай бұрын
I just know it stank badly
@jcanyiam8309Ай бұрын
Thank YOU- You'll Never Walk Alone
@KalanMillerАй бұрын
I love the herd. They're all a beautiful bunch. Several horses and a mule. Love it. All with amazing names and coming in a rainbow of colors
@KalanMillerАй бұрын
Is it because shes wearing a coat is that why she was targeted? Never thought a piece of clothing would cause such a ruckus between the horses
@bunnicula3221Ай бұрын
They're just figuring out the ranking the hierarchy and whatnot, nothing else to worry about here.
@bunnicula3221Ай бұрын
You know he's getting the best rest when he's sleeping like a carcass lol
@lalitprajapati7786Ай бұрын
Jo bhi jiv Dhari hai chahe vah janwar Ho yaa Insan ango ke hisab se sundarta di hai to unme Rog bhi Diya hai
@lindachampagne936Ай бұрын
I rescued a starved horse and he rolled and his feet were onder the panels. He was there in the a m. Took me over a few hours to get him up he was so weak. He did that 2 more times in the following months. It scared me so much. A year later he's running around and happy. Thank you for your video.
@nashfan1000Ай бұрын
Hi, I have a question. What grinding disc are you using on your angle grinder? Thank you
@johnobrien8684Ай бұрын
Do you ever have to put suntan lotion on a Baby horse
@KalanMillerАй бұрын
I like Ohnah. Shes one of my favorites. Thus, her taking a nap on the snow must've been pretty chilling
@seansmith17562 ай бұрын
I love horses , and I know most breeds. Your horses are stacked! So healthy! What breeds and what is your secret.
@VersatileHorsemanship2 ай бұрын
Thank you! We have a variety of breeds, quarter horses, Appaloosas, Arabian crosses, ponies, etc. They are mostly on a forage based diet, live outside all the time, and get a lot of exercise.