King’s Guards SWIFT ACTION Saves a Child from Serious Horse Wrath! 

I feel for these horses THIER not a touchy feely trained animal. They are trained soldiers as are THIER riders. Thank You For Your Service Each and Every Day❤💯❤️🙏🏻🇺🇸🙌🏻

Totally agree. People think it’s their right to touch, poke, stroke or pat them and it’s not fair at all. Drives me mad!

My question is why this is allowed? These guards and horses are military personnel, and should be treated with the respect they deserve. Not for display to disrespectful tourists 😢

@@cindyjenkins17 💗 TY from UK.

People can't read ❤

People can read they just think they're entitled and it doesn't pertain to them.

I agree leave the poor horse alone. What is wrong with these people?

Ignorance

Some people just don't have any sense.

I so agree.

A Clydesdale horse, so awesome 🤩🇦🇺

Much respect to the guard and the horses are beautiful and they know if you're scared of them or not

@@lisastalcup yes horses are smart, I love going riding though the bushes, and down to the river, then turn back and she’s off in a gallop to get back for dinner. 😆🇦🇺

Amo esses seres inteligentes ,amáveis e de uma beleza extraordinária ❤🎉

🇧🇷 não temos essa cultura e nem rainhas nem reis , amamos cavalos 🐎 ❤ parabéns ao soldados❤

Especially when it’s a tiny infant in their arms and stand right next to the horse . It makes me nervous just to watch.

Having ridden a horse daily with my younger brother on backsaddle, I'm well aware how easily a horse can be spooked. Since my dad had me on a horse when I was just a toddler we were both confident that at 9 yrs I could handle it. He was a lot more confident than I was lol. But I cannot imagine as a parent leaving my child close to a large strange horse simply because anything...a loud, unfamiliar noise, weird people standing nearby, or just not feeling good because of too many oats or treats at breakfast is causing a tender tummy. TT, sometimes referred to as being colicky is not perceptible visually and requires a vet's attention. Thus, the unpredictability when a horse might spook. We call it "shying" here in wonderful Wyoming, and it can quickly result in bucking and head tossing. Horses cannot vomit, so they will easily become withdrawn and suffer silently or pitch a fit trying to ease the discomfort. Would you really want your child next to a giant horse who is having "an off day?" No child is safe on those days or any other day for that matter. Don't be silly, just don't take the risk.

Well said I agree with you there.😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤

Há vários avisos, bem claros que alertam para o facto de os cavalos poderem escoicear, ou morder! Os turistas, não têm civismo, nem respeito, nem bom senso...

@@cbufffly Right, this is not the situation to introduce someone, especially children, to such a large animal.

Just like no one should pet a strange dog.

Now that works be fun!!

Yes, beautiful eyes.

Show the guards faces more!

She definitely was asking for it.

That's why the horses should have a roped off parameter around them and people should be kept away. In the olden days most people had more common sense than they do now.

Not just stupid not even common sense what a waste of

They don't They do one shifts.

One hour shifts but still it is nerve-wracking

Those animals are called horses and the guy’s are the King’s Guards and have respect for the visitors that come to see them, you sound very impatient to me 😢

She just wanted to share and tell the horse how much she loved them.

She must love horses if she asked her Mum to buy one, I did that when I was a kid, now I ride one 😊🇦🇺

One hour a shift, then are relieved.

With the Horse😂😂

I understood about an hour.

They are not 'jackboots'.

Nazis wore jàcķ boots

If you think that you are scared of the horse just think how the horse is feeling about you

What is with some of the guys they can act like they are so bad and when they look at the horse they get scared big deal horses have more common sense then men

Because sometimes the horses play up and come out of the box. They have to have somewhere to go. Unfortunately some tourists are too stupid to move and laugh. They won't be if a horse kicks them.

Surely they could put barriers behind the posts that are there. The horses and guards are so patient, considering the muppets who approach them!@@cathyb46

If there IS a barrier it needs to be markings on the ground, not a physical barrier. On top of what Cathy said, they are there to do a JOB, and though rare, there may come a time for them to perform their FULL duty and go into full action suddenly. Barriers would trip them up or slow their reaction time....not like the public isn't doing a good job of that already.

Correct. Some people HAVE NEVER SEEN OR TOUCHED A HORSE before. Hard to understand, but true.

Happy Valentines Day to you Jodi. Stay warm.😁💌💖💂‍♀️💂🤗🍫☕🌞🐎🌹

Happy Valentine's Day to you Joyfull, thanks for all your help! Have a beautiful day!🥰❤@@Joyfullscroll

@@joditerry3895 hi Jodi it's Friday and TKG is posting an hour earlier than he usually does. Hope to see you then,

playing with his bit I believe.

Well said. Good points.

The reins are how they control the horses. If someone pulls the rein's to hard or to the side that horse is going in that direction. There's a sign that warns them that they could bite or kick and don't touch the rein's. People don't have any respect for any rules.

They were originally military guards for the King or Queen, like really. Now it's a ceremonial position although they are all part of the military.

I’m English and don’t get it either.

@@Charlie-bh3yk Some of us Americans can be a bit fiesty. I love the traditions, but we tend to have fewer of them. Perhaps because we left them behind when sailed away? I think it's interesting because it's a part of our history, but they don't teach "that" history in our schools, so American kids can't appreciate why we don't have that here anymore, and prefer to tear our ceremonies and historic stuff down, don'tcha know. ;)

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