I Love Horses ! CONGRATULATIONS Y'ALL.... *Awesome Precious Color*

The damn dog barking at her is making her nervous and Momma is freaking out. That's how little foals get lost because they get scared or distracted. She's a freaking doll though. Gypsy's are my dream horse.

I LOVE your laugh! Shows you adore these animals. And not frustrated by the defiance. Beautiful!!!! Animals and humans

Little girl was so curious she didn't even rush to her mama when she saw her outside! She wanted to explore all the new smells and sounds! Absolutely adorable!

I've never seem such an independent baby! She is gorgeous and will only get cuter as she gets older! I just love her!

مليون لايك وبلا تردد 👍👍👍 حياة الأرياف متعبه بعض الشئ لكنها تظل أجمل وأحلا من حياة المدن 😍😍😍

Thank You for taking off that Halter. Too distracting for a 2 day old foal.

She's going to be gorgeous when she grows up you can already tell her coat is going to be beautiful. I'm happy for you all I'm glad to hear that she's healthy thanks for sharing this!

This video made me so proud of you as an owner, you actually let your mare do her job delivering without a ton of noise and pulling on the foal. Nice job, even if I don’t know you.

That old stubborn goat looks just like a beautiful foal. Amazing!

Awww she was not quite ready bless her

Those white eye lashes. Gorgeous baby with personality!

What a pretty little girl! Beautiful markings

Good lord the noise alone is frightening even to me.

Thank you for sharing your beautiful baby with us

She's beautiful❤️😊

What a beautiful foal........loved the video.

What a beautiful little girl.

When she is a full grown mare, Im sure she'll be full of energy.

@ShelliScott

8 жыл бұрын

Hi Lillana, It's funny you say that, Prada is now 2 years old and is truly the laziest horse we have :-)

@cathy9160

4 жыл бұрын

Lazy but sweet.i also like been lazy .

@commonconservative7551

4 жыл бұрын

it seems the foal lost it's fright of the outside world, which probably stimulates the natural compulsion to be with momma. I would imagine that the owners taught it to be part human instead of more fight or flight wild acting

Baby didn't need the halter so young. Too many new things to figure out still. But a beautiful mom and foal

@edda2703

4 жыл бұрын

absolutely right!!!

@ShelliScott

4 жыл бұрын

Kimberley Gager we will be having more foals next year. Halters go on day 2

@gingerchipper

4 жыл бұрын

Shelli Scott. And all it takes is an ill fitting halter like that to hook on to almost anything. Injury waiting to happen. Smh

@ShelliScott

4 жыл бұрын

gingerchipper they are never left on without supervision. This halter is made for new foals, we remove and put it back on several times a day as part of training- thanks

@michellepandastep2466

4 жыл бұрын

Kimberley Gager agree

She's like ' I'm new here, I wanna explore!' 🐎

She wanted to meet the others, how sweet she is. Just needed a little encouragement

Beautiful--- and stubborn lol!!!

My dream horse! ❤️❤️❤️❤️🐴🐴🐴🐴💋💋💋💋

Aww she is so beautiful

The mother has such a gloss on her coat . Obvisily very well looked after !

@amyls8168

5 жыл бұрын

Such a shame so many aren’t

That's the most unattached stubborn foal I've ever seen! Good luck training it later!

To all the no halter commentors: Foals do not grow up into creatures that can sit on your lap. The sooner they learn how to let themselves be haltered and handled, the easier it is on everyone. These people know what they are doing.

He has a sweet laugh

So cute

Prada is absolutely beautiful! I wonder, however, why such a young foal has a halter on already. Taking her out into the world for the first time with a barking dog and walking on coarse gravel before getting to her mama and that soft green grass would make the experience unnecessarily difficult for the foal, wouldn't it?

@rosemarydudley9954

4 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you. Plus cars, hose pipe, huge hook on chain and too many people around.

Thank you - I will post some new videos around the ranch this weekend - We have two foals this year, they are darling!

Awww 🥰 she is so adorable just want to hug her

She was a brave cheeky baby... would love to know how she's doing now... the bucking was too cute.

Beautiful!

I can almost hear Prada "I know Mama's butt, thank you. I want to explore ! Not a baby, I am TWO days old!"

First, what a beautiful little baby she was! And WOW, for being only two days old, your little filly was quite atypical, she was more interested in exploring her surroundings, giving her new legs a thorough trying out, and not worrying, every moment, where her mother was! Most babies 48 hours new, they are their mother's constant shadow, they're timid, and they're unsure in new situations, and at only two days old, every thing, in every direction, is new! Your filly, she was all the opposite of usual, she was curious, playful, and unafraid--she seemed more like a two week old filly, and not a 48 hour old newborn! I can't help myself, because now I'm "VERY" curious, and I'd like to know what kind of personality does that little Gypsy filly have today? Is she still as inquisitive, as brave, is she mischievous, and does she have a lot of smarts? Thank you for your videos.

piper and prada there just gorgeous

@asafaust6774

4 жыл бұрын

I wonder does the mama know that both she and her baby are amazingly gorgeous?

What a little doll!! Didn't need halter tho....only 2 days in big ole world.

@marissamilner8939

5 жыл бұрын

Makes them easier to halter train sometimes not always

@xxpheonixequestrianxxxd1141

4 жыл бұрын

It's better to do it when they cant hurt you then to do it when they can hurt you. Which one would you rather have. A foal kick or a yearling kick?

For safety and training sake, when taking the foal out to paddock, I put a halter and 10' lead rope on the foal, with the loose end tied back to the mare's halter. I focus on leading the foal out, allowing Momma to just follow along. My foals tend to be too mischievous to be allowed to cross the barnyard loose. You just know they're gonna run off and find something to get into a wreck with.

Awe adorable Not a judgement ,just an observation I wish momma could brush the flys away with her tail but it’s all tied up Thank you Patricia

@westernhorserider3827

5 жыл бұрын

David Hill they may have left it tied from the birth, as the foal is only two days old here :)

Both mom and filly are beautiful

Foal is thinking.... " Look at all this room!!!!"

So beautiful so sweet great video I love baby's, so,much,so,beautiful, and.mum.so.beutfulr 😂😊😄😍😘😚🙄

Luv those horses!!! That little filly is the sweetest!

She so freaking cute, all legs!

Congratulations!

Aw, who's that next to them? A Shetland or a mini-horse? And I love how transfixed she is with the flower pots. I bet it's because she can see them, horses can see blue.

She’s very inquisitive and independent.

Brilliant!!!!! Something that could help in the future - put a lead rein around the hind quarters to help them out the stalls. Foals are always reticent to leave their birthing home. So just loosely wrap it over the hind legs and guide them out. Really works a treat. BEAUTIFUL FOAL!!!!

@rosemarydudley9954

4 жыл бұрын

NO I don't agree with you. Let the foal "do its own thing" She will come out when she is ready.

What a cutie

Aaaaaaw so beautiful❤️😍🥰

It’s a BIG world out there!!

Perfect time to teach her to lead, alongside her mum.

The dort open extérieur 😆🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎

💕💕💕💕💕💕

I know by the date that she is now a yearling but that filly at this age did not need that halter and it was getting in the way of her following her mama because her mind was on that contraption that some human put on her head. Glad when the guy in the video had the common sense to take it off. She was only 2 days old and she was going to a human to ask for help. Smart.

@ShelliScott

8 жыл бұрын

+Catie Heftel Prada is my 5th foal, we are not big breeders, but breed carefully and spend a lot of time with our foals. Most breeders who are hands on will halter a foal from the very first day, as it is easiest to teach them to tolerate the halter then, than it is to train them later on. Much safer for everyone involved.

@KimmiePatts

7 жыл бұрын

Bull crap. That baby didn't need to get used to a halter at that age! Are you nuts? Let the baby be a baby without all the unnatural human stuff. Be a responsible breeder.

@0007molly

6 жыл бұрын

Susan Gardiner we used to introduce our babies to halters a day after being born the only reason this was because we were walking them out to the pasture for the day using only the lead line for pressure on the rear end to push the animal forward never actually pulling on the halter itself just on the Rope that goes around their bottom this encourages them to stay with their mother and to be able to be taken from point A to point B safely

@fredvp

6 жыл бұрын

Kimmie P. Agree .

@melissazietz1241

5 жыл бұрын

@@KimmiePatts What if an emergency occurs and you need to be able to handle the foal? To me it seems like good sense to have them accustomed to at least basic handling. Having a halter on for a couple minutes now and then while you're there isn't going to somehow ruin their childhood. They aren't hurting the horse so you need to mind your own business.

Wow that's a fast halter on baby - 2 days

The horses are beautiful. The humans understanding of horse behavior is unimpressive, if not pitiful. They must be new at this, but they need to get serious about their role in animal husbandry. There are plenty of books to read, and lots of information on the internet to educate themselves. The lady took the Mama horse out on a lead, abandoning the foal. Then the man was pushing and laughing at the foal, when the foal may not have been able to see that well having just been born, or see Mom. The foal saw the hose on the ground and had to make sure it wasn't a snake, it was in totally new surroundings outside it's paddock, and it couldn't see Mama. And Mama was on a lead being held by the woman, so she couldn't get to her foal. And the uneducated humans thought it was all real funny. Ugh! Get serious about your responsibilities to the animals and planet.

Were you able to build an fence and make like a small arena where babies and mammas can run together ?

Very smarty!!!

Well, I've never seen a sutch independant foal.

@ShelliScott

8 жыл бұрын

+Mélanie Roussel I know, she was like that the whole time she was with her mama. Not that attached really, and being weaned didn't bother her a bit.

@Pseudochick01

8 жыл бұрын

+Shelli Scott That's funny! It's like if she's saying "I'm stubborn, and I totally assume it" lol!!

@ShelliScott

8 жыл бұрын

As she is now 18 months old, she is also become a bit lazy. Gorgeous as all get out, but lazy :-)

@lottepepplinkhuizen9220

5 жыл бұрын

It's becuase they imprinted and didn't let mom take care of the baby

@melissazietz1241

5 жыл бұрын

@@lottepepplinkhuizen9220 Oh, you must be a horse expert!

She drove me insane watching this. Just follow your mom child holy crap

I know this isn't smell-o-vision but being raised on a farm and around horses I can actually smell the barn and the horses always love that smell still do

I could feel her begging him to take her lead... to walk the way her mama was being walked. Then she threatened a nice kick, & he laughed & got her to do it again... like a fun game. They must know something I don't know...

What a little spitfire

Feisty one there

How long before the foals get the feathering around their hooves? What a beautiful girl! ❤️

@lauriekudla

4 жыл бұрын

The foals are born with the feathering around the hooves and gradually it falls away.

@neleluchtefeld9162

4 жыл бұрын

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Please tell me you don't leave those halters on!! They are BEAUTIFUL!

She’s a little rebel...

Let her see mum...she will follow. Hopefully...

@ShelliScott

4 жыл бұрын

She remained very independent and her mom didn’t seem to mind. Prada is now 5 years old and a mama herself. ❤️

Is it necessary to put a halter in a baby of two days??? I think he would have followed his mother right away without getting confused if he hadn´t wear a halter.

🤩🤩🤩

Cute

* hears budgies * YEEEEEEEE

You should not have put the halter on her Apparently you figured that out.

@laurelbozman6997

2 жыл бұрын

I've learned from different horse people that everyone has their own opinion. Some put halters on foals early, some don't.

@hanakinsidewalker

2 жыл бұрын

@@laurelbozman6997 I tends to be extra stressful for them at such a young age think about it lol she’s only been in ‘existence’ for around 48 hours at this point knowing nothing but the straw beneath her feet and mom and a few humans and now they’re putting a strange thing in her face taking mom away, there’s strange noises people surrounding her and stuff to spook at

His laught 😭❤️

I prefer staying inside during outings

OMG! Why the halter on such a foal 2 days old? Please see Mya's 'When Horses Choose' vlog.

She’s say hello to everyone 😊

I think she got over stimulated.

@kimberley1449

4 жыл бұрын

That's TRUE. No halters on baby, then maybe she would have focused more also too many people. All the others laughing and it's just a first day out of the darkness and into strange bring unfamiliar areas. Could have been done better

@cathy9160

4 жыл бұрын

I think she was nervous of the barking dog.

Lil spaghetti leg babies ❤️

-clicks on video to see the cute foal and sees ppl hating in the comments- why do I even bother lookin through them

@melissazietz1241

5 жыл бұрын

Lol the comments? I know. I always say I'm not gonna, but every once in awhile you get a good one ha ha. Way too many know-it-alls in the horse world.

@whitleyspencer7375

5 жыл бұрын

ya

She want to stay home LOL!

@rosemarydudley9954

4 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the self same thing. She obviously feels that the box is a safe place to be.

She would but she doesn’t like the halter take it off let her be free she’s a beauty

Never saw a foal that didnt run after the mom

She's Medicine -Hat. Goals should not be left in Halter. It breaks heart.and comes with it a wheel Yoke of s guilt blame. Get the foal ler Arn i can't go on will finish aftershock

@melissazietz1241

5 жыл бұрын

Umm....okay?

@sallyparks4605

5 жыл бұрын

I have never seen a baby horse be born!! I was stuck to the phone and so fascinated to see the process. Honestly, I could not take my eyes off of it. Thanks so much for sharing!!😊

If you can't walk and film let someone else do it . 👎 Beautiful foal . Love watching them .

It's funny how everyone knows better about the halter.....job well done I say. No harm in halter being on at this age. Easier for them to get uses to it sooner rather than later.

What's with the halter?!

@guysitsjustmadison5396

5 жыл бұрын

its not that big of a deal lol. It doesnt look tight on her, it looks loose anyways. might aswell put the halter on for her to get used to it.

@friesianlife7943

5 жыл бұрын

guys its just madison its just 2 days old ofc its a big of a deal

@melissazietz1241

5 жыл бұрын

@@friesianlife7943 You're right. I'm certain the foal is dead by now, all because of that halter. Too bad you horse experts can't clone yourselves so every breeder can benefit from your wisdom.

Foal - I am only 3 days old - My Momma is suppose wait for me - show me the way - I want my momma

2 day old would have a rope lead around its butt and attach to his halter and encourage him to move out. It’s very effective, not harsh and babies first training with it should have been that day inside the stall. The start is leading and through light touch to accept the rope by desensitization and once that’s mastered and he/ she accepts the rope lead then and only then to you bring them out of his stall. I raise gypsy vanners and our first training is impression on the foal for trust, working for a bond and work with even pressure push gently with finger tips, then with hand if the cue was not understood or accepted, then more pressure to move, if that won’t work then full hand with a Gentle push but each change must put a bit more pressure. Once the moving and acceptance is achieved then and only then again Should you safely leave the stall. I hate to see absolutely no reinforcements given to a foal, no cues, nothing asked of it that it does not understand. Come on people,, your parents didn’t just put you down on the sidewalk and let you have at it after your first walk outside to run into the street.. this is a baby and needs gentle training and guidance. The gypsy vanner is the most gentle horse in the entire horse world that can be trusted around The gypsy children and family due to its sweet and gentle disposition. But it comes with training and not to just expect it magically right out of the womb.

Nice film but it filmed too close so that it is tires the eyes and the brain just like if one has drunk too much. Thank you.

Halter is too big could result in the foal getting a foot stuck in it as they are very flexible when so young.

@ShelliScott

4 жыл бұрын

Lauren no halters are left on without supervision. The practice of taking it on and off daily is all part of baby training

@Lauren-vd4qe

4 жыл бұрын

@@ShelliScott thats good. if u left it on when its in the pasture the foal could be far away from you when it catches a foot in the lower gap .

If you insist on putting a head collar on a foal make sure it fits correctly as it’s likely to catch itself on a hook or something, even it’s front leg.

I love horses I will buy one

@CornBeanSoup

5 жыл бұрын

shiraz sheikh Oh nonono! Please don’t Impulse buy! Do NOT just make such a big life changing decision without doing your research first! This is one of the reasons why there are so many abandoned, abused, and unwanted horses continuously sent to slaughter! DO. YOUR. RESEARCH. PLEASEEEEEE! 😨

@pineapplefriedrice9598

5 жыл бұрын

ADOPT

Take the darn halter off and let mom take care of her baby.let it be a horse

you people are clueless - couldn't you see the halter was bothering the foal and why lead her mother away from her, she couldn't smell or see her

He obviously doesn't want that bridle around his face, he's too young. Not good.

@adoerfler

5 жыл бұрын

It's not a bridle, and she's not too young.

Baby foals feel lost.