Great video. As a teenager I worked on a bull ranch. When I started I assumed all horses were trained to ground tie. After a five mile walk back to the house I taught their horses to ground tie. Different technique - not relying on trust of horse.
I have a 17 year old gelding and I can leave him standing in the ring for a long time. I wasn't sure if it was because he doesn't care about me or he's just being a good boy ahah. Thank you for this vid!
I want to try this! I just need a horse, barn, and everything else. In all seriousness it's so inspiring to see how horses respond to such kind training. I miss horses!
Many thanks Ryan, love ground tie! My husband’s Quarterhorse learned fairly quickly. Not so much with my dancing Haflinger mare..... We have a trainer starting this Saturday to help us with our horses. We eventually would like to start trail riding since we live in the Yosemite foothills. There are many horse friendly trails.❤️🙏 God bless
Perfect timing on this video. I was dealing with this very issue this weekend while getting ready to saddle a barn sour horse while in the paddock. This video was very helpful. I’ll be using this technique from now on. Thank you Ryan
this is so nice that you show this! My boy is going to take a while to get settled (we're working on that too), but looking forward to having an idea how to do this. Continue to really learn so much from your videos. You are great with details, but also great at staying on topic. Thank you!
i really going to teach this to my horse when the time is right for him ( we still need to do a lot of ground work that he can even stand nice still), thank you for this video , i love how you work with the horses
@@ryanrosehorsemanship haha I new you were going to tell me that. I posted the comment before I finished the video. And then I heard you say at the end of the video to put request on your patreon page. Haha. 😆
I luv your videos for horse training. I do not have a horse but wondered if you know of a dog trainer that uses your same methods. I luv how you help the horse be successful and transfer responsibility to them, the yield, the softening etc. thx very much.
Dog training and horse training are pretty different. Horses operate off of pressure and release being a prey animal. That has a place in dog training, teaching them to yield to leash pressure, placing a hand on the back to sit but you'll have much more success if you find a motivator like a toy or food. Michael Ellis is a fantastic dog trainer.
Been loving the videos.... I got a horse that just really wants to do what she wants... if I take a video and show you what's up could you maybe show me what to do to correct this.
Did not know you have Patreon page. Will join. It was great to see all the activities going on with other horses in the arena. You are just 90 minutes from my mustang horse and I. I will be reaching out to you about training at your facility. You seem to know and enjoy the mustang breed well. She's a lovely mare. We just need a little more help!
Terrific video! What do you do on Day 1? How do you give the correct response to them wanting to follow you? I want to do this but my boys think that they MUST follow me when tacked up and I walk away.
Would this same method work with horses who don’t like to stand in the washrack/crossties. Mine will stand as long as I’m there but he does keep trying to walk out the front . I think he was groundtied trained but since hes so young he is testing me so would this be a good way to tune that issue up?
My horse gets so antsy and he'll head butt me and shove me with this head... Trying to stop him but he's not getting that he's being bad when he does it... How would I fix this??? Just wont stop
