I really liked the way your horse listened to you when u said carter lay down or carter don't lay down quite yet that was amazing

@salvo6996

5 жыл бұрын

"carter don't lay down quite yet" AMAZING ??? Much more than just plain old amazing ! Right on point ! You talk to them and treat them as human and they begin to react and understand as human !!! If you treat them cruel and abusive, GUESS WHAT, they WILL become MEAN and unmanageable !!! These animals are smarter than us as they have, ONLY, about a 150 million year head start on human evolution !!! The ONLY thing that humans possess, which places us in a superior position over all the other animal, and plant species, is our sophisticated and articulate development of communication(speech). They have their own form of communication through not only vocalization but physical GESTURES as well. Soooo... Don't attempt to sell ANY animal, or plant species, short because YOU don't have the ability 2 understand THEIR form of communication !!! They're doing what they've been doing for over 150 million years !!! That's why it's easy for them to understand sentences with a minimal of time and input. Treat them respectful, admirable and humane, THEN AND ONLY THEN, will you EARN their respect, admiration AND humanity. A similar analogy to communication is a human child growing up in a multilingual family. Think about it seriously ! Commander Video signing off !!! Good travels Space Cadets wherever you may roam (;>) ! Also consider what Mother Terra will do to us if we step too far out of line !

@mauriziov4076

Жыл бұрын

@@salvo6996 mi

I'm not the biggest fan of the rope method, this is the best way I have seen it used so far, asking the horse in stages gradually over time to increase comfort and understanding.

I taught my stud to lay down as a yearling, we have a very good trust bond between us so it wasn't hard to teach it to him as a baby, now I just have to tap his ankle with the tow of my boot and he will lay down.. it is very fun to show off to people and if done right doesn't hurt the horse and also gets you more respect in their eyes

@almika360

9 жыл бұрын

he's not a pony, he's a horse, there is a difference

@sarahhooper5285

9 жыл бұрын

***** a stud is not a pony. For one a stud is an unfixed male. She states this because unfixed males are usually hard to train and be in control of because they have their more wild tendencies because of the development of their hormones. And a pony is a horse 14 hands or smaller. Please know your facts before you go around telling people what to call their horses

@almika360

9 жыл бұрын

***** lol thank you

@aprilmorris4588

8 жыл бұрын

Great job! I'd highly recommend anyone keeping a stud to teach them this for the same reason, too.

@almika360

8 жыл бұрын

April Morris yep just another way to engage them and use their brain to trust and respect you as long as it's done right with patience and not forcefully :D

"There's one bit that works on all horses, a bit of knowledge."

Been looking on yt for some time now after a good way to teach this, and finally I found this video. Makes so much sense the way you do it.

This horse is soooooo beautiful!

Great job, Pat. Looks simple and straightforward, and much safer than using too much force.

That was awesome Pat!

Very interesting to learn this and see it work. Thank you for sharing. 🐴😷👍

I love that you say to be slow with the horse and give the cue. You can tell you love the horse, BUT it can be done without the rope in the beginning. Also, there will be people that will get frustrated and abuse the rope.

@aliciarae4635

3 жыл бұрын

This is going over the rope method. There's multiple methods. If you aren't experienced enough to be using the rope method you don't need to do it. Rope method is generally advised to only be done by extremely experienced and patient people because of how quickly and easily it can go wrong

@sixmercer2504

2 жыл бұрын

It needs to be abolished. It's not necessary so get rid of the hobble which is what this is. This horse is being used in the video because he's already been ugly trained this way.

love your explanation Thanks Paula

Hello Pat coming to you from Kentucky.

its nice to see a lay down tutorial done nicely without force ad pain ;) I liked it :)

nice way of doing it.. thanks for posting

I actually like the way he did this, I've never been a big fan of using the rope like that but they way he actually made sure the horse wasnt getting rope burn and also wasnt forcing to much, I really liked, you can tell this guy generally cares about his horses safety unlike some other people who use this method.

very easy to follow, thank you!

Great video!

What a beautiful dun! Don't see many like that anymore. I like your methods.

I love your horse and I love the name cutter

I really like that way i tried so many things but thier not good Thank you so much my horse is a pro and she is only 3 well green broke. 👍👍👍😄😄😄

So cool 😎

God bless you too

thank you so much for that

Notice when Pat picks up the foot Cutter doesn't attempt to lie down. Only when Pat applies the halter pressure to back up does he lower. This is because the horse is well trained enough not to assume, only to respond.

I like your bit bit

Great tutorial, thanks!

i want to lay down with my horse thats why this is important to me :)

@fh_azrael

9 жыл бұрын

madison smith Im doing it so i can get on easily when riding bareback. Im short therefor i cant get on from the ground without a 2 foot tall object to jump on. MY mare will be starting to learn this in a couple days and ill film her progress. ^^

@shelbypatterson5084

6 жыл бұрын

Awkward Silence me to my horse is a year and 2 months still and is 16 h

Hi. Has your horse ever got confused and attempted to lay down after you taught it with say having his feet shod or picked out? Because of the cue tending to be the picking up of the front leg. Thanks in advance for your answer.

@alishiarea2985

4 жыл бұрын

Mine did, so I taught him head down means bow, head tied means doing feet.

Can I teach a 18 year old gelding to do this? Or would it be bad for his back or legs since his older?

@kyliekummer2702

9 жыл бұрын

It really doesn't matter because it hurts them no matter what

@aprilmorris4588

8 жыл бұрын

+Kylie Kummer I'm sorry to have to disagree with you about causing them pain when you teach them to lay down. Horses lay down naturally in the pasture or stall, so it's no different. And as a teenager I helped teach horses to lay down and we didn't cause our horses any pain at all. Not all teaching methods for horses needs to cause pain - if it does, you need to find a new way.

Knowing what a cow hitch is probably worth a year of college today.

We taught our yearling to lay down and now everytime he is in an arena he wants to lay down and roll...it makes it hard for her to show him when he does this. Any ideas on how we can correct this?

@stockcar4d

5 жыл бұрын

teach it to not lay down

@haleylahaie3740

5 жыл бұрын

If you want him to continue to lay down when you cue him I would teach that first. Since he likes to do it then I would just use whatever cue you want before he lays down. Once he seems to be getting that then when you don't give the cue and he starts to lay down lunge his butt or in the very least make him move for a bit. After he's done that a few times cue him to lay down, that should help really cement that he should only lie down when cued(I would also cue him to lie down in different areas other than the arena to help confirm for him that the cue does mean to lie down). If you continue that he'll get it down fairly quickly. If you dont want him to lie down at all then just make him move when he tries.

When I saw that hobble I thought that there was gonna be animal abuse but thank the lord there was none-

No saddle

You aren't supposed to do it with a saddle because if you decide to ride, they could roll if they wanted.

0:17 Not even twenty seconds in and the horse is already done with this 😆

That horse is just like a dog 😂

I wouldn't call this cruel but he states he would not do this with a performance horse, because there is some risk of injury

@legerdemain444

6 жыл бұрын

Open up your ears better, he does NOT say there is risk of injury.

@epona9166

5 жыл бұрын

No he doesn't say there's a risk of injury, but neither does he explain why he wouldn't do it with a performance horse. An earlier comment asked him outright and he didn't answer.

It's really not good to lay a horse down with a saddle. What if he flips over onto the horn? That screw his withers so fast.

@doriennaraine3004

2 жыл бұрын

He just said don't do this with a saddle bro

Oh no you need a real mans hat. Hahaha!

I don t like to use ropes to make them lay down. YOU CAN DO IT WITH POSITIVE REINFORCMENT Making you understand WITHOUT using mental force or cohercitive methods , comunication is all

The hobble is NOT necessary nor is is safe. This video is showing a horse that has been trained in a forceful way that leads to submission. His horse listens to his commands and instantly responds because he has been made to feel he has no choice and the follows directions to avoid consequences which clearly aren't an issue anymore but they were and the horse knows what will happen if he isn't performing as the grandkids' push button pony. I am quite sure I'll get plenty of hat comments but you can save it. Typing out any reason why this is correct or why you feel I'm wrong won't change my opinion. I have been riding for 40 years, I am a trainer and an instructor.

You too realize you can to all this without ropes right

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I just don´t get it, what is the purpose in layind down a horse? The civil war is over....

@maryc5416

10 жыл бұрын

It builds trust with your horse, gets the horse respectful of you (because you are getting him to lay down when he normally wouldn't), and its a pretty cool trick. I use it mostly for the trust. It makes my training go faster because the horses trust me more. I don't use rope though, and definitely not a saddle, but everyone has there own way.

@ROPEFAST06

10 жыл бұрын

Mary C Well. I just do it the old fashion way...in a round pen till we connect....But thank you for the infomation.

@maryc5416

10 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I do all the groundwork too. Its just another tool at my disposal.

@joyreaperLH

10 жыл бұрын

For old horses it's a great way to keep using them (like he said retired horse.) Gives them a job and things you can do rather than riding all the time.

@alcatrazgamer6650

10 жыл бұрын

Lisa Kimbrell Hutchinson That and I'm guessing It's just relaxing to lay down with a horse.

Retired*

That voice....

Myunb

Christina: when you are picking your horse's feet, tie him up or have someone hold him, if his head is up, he's not going to lie down :)

This is putting that horse in danger by tie the ankle like that unbelievable !!! People do not try this method

i would NOT recommend laying down a horse with a saddle on if they roll it can really hurt the horses back !

Send me whatup namber

Jesus saves

No one thinks about horse abuse... BUT THIS IS HORSE ABUSE!!!!!!!!

@doriennaraine3004

2 жыл бұрын

what world you living in to think, this guy being extremely gentle when he lays this horse down is abuse

don't like ropes

@torispray8638

8 жыл бұрын

+Genna Barnes then dont ride horses...

@coryfurlong8010

8 жыл бұрын

There are many ways to teach a horse to lay down without ropes too

@tropicalhellesdongardenuk2991

6 жыл бұрын

you do not need ropes around their legs to teach the lie down!

@legerdemain444

6 жыл бұрын

Ropes aren't cruel get that out of your head or don't own horses.

Thank you but I learned nothing from your advices... She me the practice...

OH ya, the proper way to train your horse to lay down is to tie a rope to it's foot and push it over, good method! (Seriously?!) There are many ways to train a horse to lay down without force and ropes, get a grip.

HEYA YALL LETS YANK THIS HORSE TO THE GROUND AND CALL IT HORSEMANSHIP

@doriennaraine3004

4 жыл бұрын

he didnt yank..

And he didnt need a wip. Im not a fan of them, Ive never needed one. No need to make them work out of fear. I feel like wips are more of an English thing.

Uh no. The proper technique is giving the horse time to trust people enough to lay down on his own and then when asked. Not pulling him down.

@legerdemain444

6 жыл бұрын

Um no, you are 100% wrong. This man has clearly demonstrated that his methods work and they are not cruel and they are stress free. Not only that he CLEARLY states ou do this in stages and give it time. Get off your your high horse kid, you think you can train just because you can sit on a horse without a bridle, that's rookie shit.

This is so harsh and cruel that horse in one day after that he will start limping I watch a lot of these vids and this is the 3 cruel vid

@jgrayblesser

9 жыл бұрын

Not cruel or harsh that was probably one of the gentlest ways I've seen it done ever.

@thehaxorusgirl9165

7 жыл бұрын

How is this cruel? It's not the horse is not hurt, the horse is not scared nothing abusive.

@Grape-fruit3

6 жыл бұрын

either you're trolling or know jack shit about horses. smh

@legerdemain444

6 жыл бұрын

Good god you're an idiot. You don't know what cruel is.