This Horse Bit Her Shoulder! What's Next? 

Don't forget: just as being around certain people brings out a certain side of our energy, so it is the same with animals.... Her horse might seem ill when he's around you because he's vibing off of your energy but for some reason the owners anxious energy makes her horse anxious

She is not a leader inside of her. We can see it in her body language. She needs to be firm and decisive and find the "boss" in her. Not ever hesitate. Great video.

Yes we need to start seeing respect is kindness and that being respectful is a nice relaxing atmosphere to be in.

@squechybunny8680 true for humans as well!

@@dawnaustin4556 I was going to say the same thing :)

Oh Hell NO, I would've Punched that horse ( in the muzzle ) as soon as it bit me

@@tracysp9189 And that does not work.....I have been around trainers that have reacted that way! It just is flat wrong....turned out really horrific.

Thank you so much!

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Bonjour Ryan! Venez en France en Normandie !!!

Ryan is pretty awesome! Have you heard of Warwick Schiller? He's another fantastic horse youtuber. I listen to Warwick for more of the why and psychology of horses and then watch Ryan for the hard skills and applications of horsemanship. Such good stuff!

Do you watch Steve Young Horsemanship? He is like Ryan. They’re both such good teachers.

Agree. Those 3 trainers are my top trainers.

Exactly

There really isn't such thing as 'for no reason' with horses. We just miss the reasons.

They need discipline! Good response on your part! 😊

Glad you enjoy it! Thanks

Thanks! 😃

The markings are the characteristics of the buckskin color pattern. This horse has the stripe down his back , black on legs and the withers.

He’s a dun with primitive markings. The shoulder stripe is from his dun markings; donkeys have a more prominent shoulder stripe. Buckskins don’t have primitive markings, except for maybe a faint dorsal stripe.

think of intention as them reading your mind for what you want them to do, think of energy as the intensity of how much you want them to do it. Its everything from body language, your thoughts, your emotions, your physical actions. but also goes by everything previous creates patterns and cycles, imagine someone whips a horse every time it gets fed, that will create a pattern of fear any time they see feed which would require a very different approach to create a new pattern outside of feeding to have the level of trust that they could read your connection that you werent like the other person who would hit them at feeing. just a made up example so its easier to understand :) My advice is go watch some horses loose in a paddock ideally from a distance (or online) and watch how they interact together, then watch how based on their interaction you can tell what their intentions were (they wanted food, water, a sunnier spot, simply wanted to be were another horse was to maintain dominance), then watch how much intensity there was to see how much energy they applied to get their way (including some scuffles if they have to get their intention across from the other horse isnt paying attention). if you have the opportunity to see them in person, ideally horses you dont interact with, then raise your heart beat like you would feel if you have anxiety and see how instantly they pick up on that energy and start getting spooky, then take some deep breaths and relax and calm yourself down and watch them settle. they can sense you from a long way away! this will really help you learning how to read subtle energy signs :) I hope this helps, I love helping people understand energy because energy is so important in every aspect of our lives, its the same as that gut feeling of someone is bad news, thats you sensing their intentions, its just something to become aware that your already aware of :)

Agreed! My husbands favorite saying about horses like this, "that horse needs a full time job" and he's right. Of course he thinks every horse needs a job lol

How do know she doesn't work him on a ranch?

The horse told me

He's dun, the dorsal stripe and primitive markings

@@kidstuff44555 most people don’t know that, line back dun or dirty buckskin,I’ve noticed it depends on the area your in what they are called

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Try the lesson I teach in the video. 👍

@@ryanrosehorsemanship oh haha 😂 thanks man!

Love Ryan's lesson on respect and space. Brilliantly demonstrated as always. Also - Horses that tend to nip shouldn't be hand fed. Can still give treats but in bucket or feed bowl and get them to back off before placing down. Again back to who is Alpha/dominant. If allowed to take food from you/humans no respect and not seen as leader

literally all i could think the whole video 🫵

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SAG strike has them looking for alternative income sources.