chased by a puppy😭 | GO PRO | equinemollie 

RIGHT? So unprofessional

so true especially going onto the forest, if I had fallen off & Rosie had ran - we would have had a horse & puppy on the loose! x

@@equinemollie Not just that, either - if they were to run up to an aggressive dog and get attacked, the aggressive dog would be blamed despite it being the other dog's fault. It happens so often :/.

@@Aimee0206 same thing if the horse had kicked or stomped the dog.... The horse would be blamed

I know, the one horse's ears are down that mean horse will kick dog real hard, dog could end up injury or killed. Horse have metal horseshoes, very painful! People responsibility to leash dogs to be safety sake!

Yeah, it should be a reflex as a dog owner. You see something, you don't know exactly how your dog will react, you put them on a leash. Then when you're sure it's over you can let them go.

It was especially nice and responsible to see even though the first dog clearly had good recall

My mum would do the same. as she always says, it’s a dog, it’s unpredictable.

the 2nd people were trying to do the same but the puppy wouldn't come, you see they put their other dog on a leash. this puppy wasn't being mean he just didn't understand, he was trying to play with the big dogs (horses)

If you watch again, it was actually the 2nd dog walker that put the dog on a leash and the third dog ran up to them❤

so true

Puppies should be on long line before trusting offleash.... I let my young dog off leash but has a reliable recall. I hate when people let their dog off leash and let it run up to my older dog saying their friendly because my older dog isn't friendly with dogs he doesn't know.

She did

My dog hates large animals and loves chickens, whenever he gets too far he looks over and waits or when we call him off he stops, waits for a second to analyze then comes back to us as quickly or slowly as he thinks he needs to.

I agree

I was thinking the same thing. Puppy needs more training before you let it off leash. I also just "love" people who's dog is running loose who go, "Don't worry, he's friendly!" as he's running up to me, barking and not looking all that friendly!

@@leslie2149 I "love" those people as well. Is ist so hard to just show some common sense? My late dog had a troublesome past and got very agitated and aggressive with other dogs she didn't know. So I put her on a leash whenever somebody new would show up with a dog in company. "Don't worry, he's friendly" - "Well mine is NOT!" The faces and the reaction were almost comical...

I used to work in a kennels and it's honestly crazy how little some owners will do when it comes to training their dogs. They seem to think dogs would naturally just KNOW what to do and often think their dog is naughty or mischievous, because it doesn't listen to them. It's very frustrating.

what I don’t get is why people in England haven’t figured that out yet. I have never been there but from videos I’ve seen (non equestrian ones too) it’s not uncommon at all to come across someone hacking. In the states you never see people trail riding along roads. It just puzzles me how many videos I see of UK riders getting terrorized by dogs, you would think more people would know if it’s so common to come across riders.

@@lexjohnson0803 Don't generalise. There are idiots and self entitled people everywhere. Some of them are dog owners, unfortunately.

thank you! xx

@@equinemollie .

@@janetrivera2520 bro why did you put .

@@equinemollie is she your own horse?x

@@callmecharlottex I think so

Do you have any video examples how to teach this?

time to carry bear spray...

people should deffo keep their dogs on a lead because what would happen if you where on a bridleway and you met someone with a dog - off lead - and it spooked the the horse, the horse bucked and went sraight to hospital. if that happened to me when i was riding , honest to god, id be furious. ive never been bucked of before it would be scary

Fr that is a period

Take a lunging whip with you and give the dogs a sting.

what u are saying isn't wrong but people go to this kind of woods (far from city) hoping there's nobody so that they can let their dog go without a leash they CAN'T know there Is gonna be a horse, when I go to the National Park I don't expect to see a horse so I let my dog go and many time for many minute I don't even know where he is (we know he is not far he is scared to be abandoned). what I want to say is don't be angry at the owner or the dog because they want the dog to have a little of fun cause they can't see the future and can't know if there is gonna be a horse there is a possibility that the dog is barking at the horse because they think the horse is a menace to their owner this include the dog that are trained ONLY after all of this im not English so im sorry for my poor understanding of the language

I had an older gelding that was wonderful at training off leash uncontrollable dogs. He wouldn't move till they were close enough to strike them.

thank you!

she coped so well! X

@@equinemollie yes and she is only a baby

Makes no difference what she is. People think their own dogs are cute/harmless like the rest of us should feel the same. I don't, keep bloody dogs away from other people!

@@geni2906 exactly. It's silly really. On a separate note my heart absolutely broke today. Got a cob colt transported with another that belongs to a friend and went up the field just now to see if they were okay and to also pop some feed down. It's their first night and was quite stormy earlier with hale etc. Anyway as we arrived I sorta noticed something wasn't right but not sure what. So did my usual 'talk to myself so the horses know I'm here' walk next to the fence then I see my weanling tangled in the fence! Galloping off and my friends is chocking on the wire! It was horrific. I've not done much with horses recently and today is basically my first day back so to speak...Well, definitely spooked me and them for sure. Not much I could do either as it's pitch black. My oh managed to remove all the electrical wire from my cob and put it aside but that was it. Checked for any damage best we could but they wouldn't stay still. They look balanced but damn my anxiety. Poor horses 💔

@@Shannon-nl1dz Oh you poor thing, what a shock. I'm so sorry. You handled it really well though. Let me know how they are. Try and get a good night's rest and go and check when it's safe tomorrow ,❤️

@@geni2906 thankyou. Thankfully they're okay. Not lame, no injuries as far as we can tell just nervous of the fences as you can imagine so we've decided to not put them up just yet. Although today we've just realised we've been thoroughly ripped off by the seller. She bought them for 450 and 400 and sold them to us for 1000 and 900...they're hh are all wrong...ages wrong on passports and/ contracts. Both were supposedly just 6mo but is actually 8mo. And hers to make 15hh+ and mine 14hh+ but now max 14.2 and 13.3hh🙈. They're literally just halter broken but that's pretty much it. And at 8mo I can only manage to catch mine but it takes about 300g of pony nuts to get there 🤦‍♀️. Hers is impossible at this moment in time. Nightmare. But we'll give them good homes regardless. They're troopers really. Sorry to keep moaning 😅..just forgot how much can go wrong with horse keeping i guess xx

Oh also they're INFESTED with round worm and mine somehow had 5 abscesses fairly recently on his upper front right leg that I only found out about today 🙈. Why for the love of God to people just use these magnificent animals as financial leverage and nothing more? Absolutely terrible. Poor babies 💔

thank you!

Some people shouldn't own dogs

@@briannahernandez6627who? The pit owner or the puppy owner?

thank you!

thank you!!

Help this is so reallll

Ya but must use leash till the puppy dog is training well!

The puppy may have good recall but if the puppy had never seen a horse you don’t know how any dog or animal would react to another. Your horse did very well though :)

thank you!

I mean in racing they back & ride horses from age 2 onwards which is too young! Most people back horses at about 3 1/2 so they can get used to a saddle & the feel of a rider young and start getting used to the world by hacking. Then I turned Rosie away until she was 4 to let her mature and then started proper work!

thank you!!

Yep. U should only really be doing ground work at 3 and only start breaking in at 4

She was backed at 3 1/2 like almost all horses in Ireland, so I got her and I did some hacking (like in this video) and then I think about 2 weeks after this she was turned away until she was 4, to start properly backing & schooling. Backing at 3 is absolutely fine as long as you only hack and do very light work!

@@equinemollie just because its "almost all horses in ireland" doesnt make it right exactly.

i think you are completely right, our older dog has great recall and our puppy is it also learning very well. But even the dog have sometimes hard times listening, so thats why i leash them up whenever i see a horse or a other dog.

thank you!!