Im need a mini pony for This😂 My horse is way to huge to do it with

@Sam-ss3ls

5 жыл бұрын

I taught my 17.3h tb to do it

@rybell5855

5 жыл бұрын

Sierra Larsen same I have a Clydesdale/paint but I'm still trying it😂

@Sam-ss3ls

4 жыл бұрын

@Natalie Thomson well it's not too hard for my horse. He's very intelligent and has more than basic ground manners. So having him canter or trot in a circle around me kinda was a accident because he thought he was being lunged but he soon realised what we were doing and became used to it. Following I didn't have to teach him, he just does it anyway 😂. Rearing was our biggest challenge we managed to do it eventually. Just reminding him that it's about fun and having a nice time helped him and me along the way.

@pegasusgamer3509

4 жыл бұрын

I have a Friesian 🤷‍♀️

Now that I found you, I'll probably stay up way too late binge-watching your channel. So much cool stuff here that I really want to try out! I think my horse would love learning tricks. We don't know much about his early history, but I know that he learned some high level tricks in his time. I just have to figure out how to reteach and cue them. Easier said than done, haha. Anyway, thanks for all the great videos!

@JC_horsetraining

9 жыл бұрын

Lynette Dalley thanks, glad you like them!

@madisonsapp2011

4 жыл бұрын

same lol

will you make a toutorial how to teach horse to rear from the saddle?

@SAJ.GAMING

4 жыл бұрын

its the verbal command that matters after a few days of practice .......treats and praising is only while learning the trick......

This is such a great tutorial, very informative and safe for both you and the horse! I've seen a few other tutorials on this and some people approach it in all the wrong ways! You did an amazing job and really show you know how to communicate with your horses! Also love the fact you used both a pony and horse just to confirm that the training method works for both. Love it!

I love your videos! They are full of great info, straight to the point. Whereas most other videos i would watch for 20 mins and either not finish the video or not get good info from it. Your videos are excellent. They arent so short you learn nothing and they arent so long that people stop watching because its boring. Please keep making these!

This is so helpful! Especially because it doesn't invoke ropes and all that! I am going to start my horses training for this and I am excited about it! ❤️👌🏼😊🐎

This was super helpful! By far the best method I've ever seen! :)

I went to my shetland an hour after watching this and after 2 tries he went straight up. this tutorial is brilliant. he started to get a bit aggressive but he responded perfectly. thank you so much x

With the help of this video I teached my horse to rear! Thanks for the video! It's a really nice and friendly way to teach your horse how to rear! Love all of your your videos, I learned so much from them and the best thing is that it is a friendly method to teach your horse these tricks!

You’ve been really helping me out. All your videos are amazing and my Arabian has learned a lot. This is still something that I may not do but I think I will try it out. Thank you so much for all the help I’ve learned so much ❤️

By far the best tutorial I've seen for this trick! Thank you! I've tried teaching my mare this trick but dislike the methods I had previously found. This one is a lot more natural and I plan to practice whatever tutorials you might post. Thank you so much!

@JC_horsetraining

9 жыл бұрын

glad you like it!

I like your teaching videos!! It's very fascinating how you work with horses!!

I will most definitely be teaching my boy this! Thanks for the tutorial.

Your videos are truly amazing and so inspiring! I can't wait to try these exercises with my horse, but from the beginning with the first videos of course :) I love to do other things with him, especially because he's a harness racing horse. Can't wait to begin :) Keep up with the videos, I love them ;)

Thanks for making these videos! I just finished a clicker training class with my kittens, so now I am super excited to revisit clicker and trick training with my mustangs.

All of your videos are very helpful and inspiring! You also make it seem so easy, as I currently also have a Percheron QH cross and he seems to be a bit of a slow learner, but it's worth all the time and effort, nothing can't be fun whenever a rider has their horse =)

this is incredible!! you are amazing at explaining things, by far the best method! thank you very much :)

I've been looking for a good Tutorial for ages so thanks that was really helpful😊❤️

Very good short and clear lessons!

That video was so cool! I don't have a horse I can teach right now, I was just watching the video for fun. If I get my dream horse one day then I want to safely teach him to rear. Thank you so much! 😘❤👍

@SAJ.GAMING

4 жыл бұрын

sorry to say but theres no dream horse. dont look for some particular breed or coloir of pattern on horse. look for good temperament and curiosity of horse. i have seen wild horses trained well and doing great......really gope you will get the horse one day good luck .

@luckyhpbc8029

4 жыл бұрын

@@SAJ.GAMING Uh, thanks. I know it will be hard but I think I will get my dream horse one day. My dream horse is a black Quarter horse gelding that is safe. It would also depend on his personality but I don't totally have a dream personality. Then it would be hard to find. I want to name him Legend and I want to teach him liberty. 😁❤

Definitely the best rear tutorial I have seen :) I really like your methods!

@JC_horsetraining

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Thanks so much for the fantastic video! Would love to do this when I eventually get my own horse 💕

Thank you for this wonderful video. Would love to see the sequential steps from ground to riding. Wishing you many happy days in the sun with your horse.

I love this video it works really good for my horses and all your other training videos thank you for making vids hope to see more ☺️👍🏼

I really really like this video!! You really seem to know what youre talking about and your teqnique seems to work fast! And the best thing with this video is that you use a horse that cant do the trick yet, so we viewers can follow you from the beginning. Ordinary, in other videos, people already use horses that knows the trick. Thanks for this video! Im actually gonna try it today with my minishetland Millwana! Wish me luck! :D

Thanks for the great video! I really like this method! And I like that you explained how to fix the bad behavior too!!

This is an amazing work you are doing. I like to see what beautiful team you are with your horses. I am an icelandic horse trainier and I will follow your lovely work. Let me know if you ever come to Iceland, it would be nice to meet you. And thanks for making this good videos!

Samantha, it's not letting me reply to your comment, but yes I will make one on that I just need to edit the video and when you have my editing skills It take a while 😂 haha

@metaxiapapadaki7815

9 жыл бұрын

Do you teach your horse to rear when you are on the same way ?

@visde-eris

7 жыл бұрын

Oreoliberty there's a horse named nemo that looks exactly like that in a kill pen did you get rid of him or save him???

@amazonqueen5694

6 жыл бұрын

did you start working with horses since a young age. i saw nemo try to take over when you told him no that was cute.

@amazonqueen5694

6 жыл бұрын

Oreoliberty great video make looks like my horse that passed away 2 years ago.

@lola.kb.

5 жыл бұрын

Oreoliberty how old are you in this video??

I tried this a little different with my horse. It worked so well. Although I teach my horse three different ways to rear.

Well done. Very good focus.

I'll hopefully try these with a miniature I where i keep my pony! (these as in some of your tutorials) They're amazing!

Wow this tutorial was amazing I'm teaching my horse this and he loves it

These tutorials are so good! You're great at explaining things :D

@JC_horsetraining

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you im so glad you like it!

Honestly I love liberty training so much. I am already learning so much from working with my current 12 year old ottb on simple things like respecting my space and liberty circles that he has just not been exposed to yet. I hope to one day teach things like this, but since other people care and ride the horse I'm working with right now, I don't want the always rearing thing to become an issue with him as he can get a bitttt obsessive lol.

This is Fantastic! I love your approach and explanation! :)

Your horses are BEAUTIFUL!!!!

Great video! Learning a lot from your channel!

Impressive series of videos. I do appreciate that you mentioned the bad behaviour that often arises from teaching a horse to rear. I have to say to the average viewer though, don't teach your horse to rear please, teach it to lie down, teach it to bow, just not rearing. I do training and fixing problem horses, and have had several brought in that had been ruined by inexperienced people teaching them to rear, they would simply rear all the time and were too dangerous to handle and ride for their owners. Rearing is something that very very easily overdone, unless you have perfect control and discipline it will become a problem. Even very highly regarded horse trainers will usually refuse to teach a horse to rear for those reasons (if the horse will be ridden by other people). If you still want to teach your horse to rear and feel you have the discipline and control to do so, consider what could happen if your horse ever needed to be rehomed and someone with less control and discipline were to handle him.

Im really in love with your work

Nice! I like how you work with your two horses and I like how you only use body language and a little bit of treats. (No ropes or whip) Well the whip you use in a not threatening kind of way.

I love the way that you teach all of your tricks!! So I was wondering how you taught your horses to rear when you are on them?

thank so much . great job explaining. can u explan the balloons ? and can u make a video on getting the horse to rear and turn.

this is amazing so excited to work with my halflinger on this

This is such a good way to train this! Love the vid and will def be watching more! I know the concept of the horse getting too much control with it could quickly become an issue, but have you ever tried creating a cue for horses in the saddle to rear? I’ve seen a few horse actors who have the skill, and am curious as to the steps and behaviors of the horses that learned that!

Wow so helpful! You're amazing thanks for making so good and informative videos it really helps!!

This video helped me a lot, thank you so much

Heyy! I have a question! I used to work with a 6-year-old Welsh mare, called Pina Colada. Sadly she is sold now... but I am still stuck with some questions that interest me. She was always very dominant, and sometimes I had some trouble with this. I think its interesting if you would do a video on this? I really like your videos and you and your horses. You really inspire me! If you do make a video or answer, thank you so much!!

Amazing work! I love ur video! so I tried and mine just followed the treats LOL but we'll keep at it

Your work is beautiful! Keep it up :) I do have a question though, I've been teaching my horse to bow and it seems that she is very heavy on her front end, how can I get her to begin using her hind end more, both in the saddle and on the ground for tricks like this one? Thank you for any help!

Great video!

thx imma try this with my donkey, same with the spanish walk possibly and the bow

This was awesome I really enjoyed it! 😄❤️

I would only ever consider teaching a mini to rear😂 so (like Nemo) if they did get aggressive it wouldn't be as intimidating as a big horse and probably wouldn't be as scary to fix as a big horse😂😁 (and I know ponies can still hurt you, one of the ponies at our riding school nips and kicks and it's scary but kind of funny😂)

@squiggles4you890

7 жыл бұрын

yeah i dont want a broken arm or leg. But i carnt get a horse. 1like=1horse brought

@jenniferproctor1969

6 жыл бұрын

My horse repliy he is so big

@anniedeklerk8858

3 жыл бұрын

I had a dressage trainer for a year, she taught her horse to rear on the ground and he eventually started rearing under saddle and flipped on her, she broke her thigh bone (really hard to break that one) and her pelvis.

@ChanMan-mm7fe

3 жыл бұрын

I was almost kicked in the nuts by a shire. 😳😳

Your Videos are awesome! Thanks for this tutorial!:)

Thank you for showing how to make sure your horse doesn't always rear! I won't be using treats but I will use a high pitched rewarding voice and some pets down his face and back :)

you are a very good trainer i wish i could taech my horse how to sit while i am riding on him

Awesome! super impressive! What is the breed of the other parent? What type of percheron mix? He is beautiful!

I really enjoyed your video now I can probably trade a horse how to rear

been teaching my little mini popcorn to rear he just didnt get it, he would take it as "oh im not aloud to have a forward movement running after you" and he just stopped trotting after me... so i took a few days and fixed that and came up with my own method (this might not work for big horses) i picked up his leg and puled it up and he started with giving a little hop and eventually a bit higher so i started to raise a stick and now i can almost do it on cue! if you have the same prob as me try this (:

Hi there! First off i love your stuff! second, since i broke my gelding of rearing, would you not reccomend i train him to rear on command?

Hello! I am very new to trick training and I could use some advice! So far I am working on a bow with my mare and a smile with my gelding! I want to teach them to rear, but I have to admit I am a little nervous about it. A girl in my 4H county taught her horse to rear and he did it everytime he went in the ring! Even when she was on his back! What is the best way to prevent all of that from happening? My horses are both show horses and I can not have that behaviour in the show ring! All advice helps! But please no hate!

Your horse has so very strong legs :D very beautiful. I'm teaching that to my horse at the moment, thanks for your Video :-)

Amazing video!!

wow, you are a genius! I love the horses

tempted to try this but my mare already rears and controlling her isn't hard but not sure if enforcing this is a good idea

I love your channel. I have been training my two horses Liberty using your videos they are doing great. But I have a small problem with my gelding. When he rears he does not fold his front feet in they just stay straight. Is their something I could do to help him or fix this or does it just have to come naturally? Thanks for the great videos they are so helpful😊

That is beautifully done now my horse can do it

I love this video! Thankyou for doing these tutorials!

@JC_horsetraining

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@savannahpanther2647

9 жыл бұрын

Could you do a tutorial on vaulting I think that's the right name but its where you were riding oreo and you were loping him then you jumped off then jumped back on.

@JC_horsetraining

9 жыл бұрын

Bugz Panther well I cant really do a tutorial on that because that's just something I learned to do from being a competitive vaulter for so many years. My best advice if you want to do this kind of stuff is take vaulting lessons

@savannahpanther2647

9 жыл бұрын

Ok thankyou!

This is a great video, clearly explained and perfectly demonstrated! I have a question though: I saw this and thought yeah, thats a sensible, logical way to ask a horse to rear, so I tried it with my mare, as we have been doing some liberty and tackless work lately and she's been going very well. However, when I tried, she didn't go up but just shied away from me. To be fair, she is a little headshy and nervous natured. Can you offer any advice? :) xx

very helpful just wondering what were the balloons all about ?? :)

hi i love your training but how do you train a horse to trust you ?? and what things do you need for training

probably a really stupid question but what are the balloons for ? :) absolutely love your videos i have just bought a 2yr old and your videos have really helped me with his groundwork :) great work x

Haha the percheron :P Combine that with vaulting and damn you'll have show! Question though -- My girl is a sweet, forward TB. When she gets super excited or anxious she rears. Do you think it'll still be a good idea to teach her to do it for fun on cue?Or do you think I should introduce other other tricks first? Any ideas very much appreciated :)

Please make more tutorials🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

heyy I think it's really cool what you do with your horses. I want to teach my shetlander to rear but he only pulls his head up after running and othing else. do you have any other tips?

Hey! I’m getting a mini horse for Christmas. Any before advice?

oh wow!!! nice!!! I'm still working on liberty but i was wondering (because i have a bit of trouble) my girl has a habit of almost running me over sometimes... would you have any hints on how to fix that? (she doesn't back up when you wiggle the rope, on when you put pressure on her nose or neck or chest) I'm hoping to teach her to rear but its not really in her personality, but id still like to try

Thank you so much you are the best

What kind of treats do you use?

@2high_4this29

3 жыл бұрын

no treats would be better :DD

@Equestriantoday

2 жыл бұрын

@@2high_4this29 learned that the hard way 😂😭😂

I just wanted to ask how you transfer this to when you are on the horse as the cue would need to be different?

I have a question with training my horse to rear. When he is following me and I try to get my horse into an upward stance he either turns to the right or left when I try to get him into an upwards stance. Will he still learn rear if he turns as I do what you do?

His ears like go back when you ask him to read and then they flick forward at the treat and OMG it's so cute

Great Video!! I have a 24y horse that I'm trying to teach to rear but whenever I run back and arsk him to rear he gets freaked out by my arms moving up?? I have had him for over a year and have done all your liberty videos with him. Any advice would be great! Does his age matter?? Thanks sooooo much xox Sienna

I do basic liberty with my horse, who is a 17 hh oldenburg, but I would be terrified of him ever rearing not on command or if I accidentally signal for him to rear! I think I would only teach it to a mini since I am not that experienced.

Hi! This is amazing as always! I'm not sure if you've taught your horses this, but If you have, could you do a tutorial on how to teach them to put their two front legs on a raised surface? I hope you understand what I mean, haha! xxx

What did you do when your horse on the exersize go right or left and dobt wanna rear a little bit? How did you correct it?

Hey, I was just wondering, what camera do you use?

With my horse I taught her the command to lift her left front leg, then the second and then to get the rear just gave the command for both at the same time. It was a lot safer than this and you get an instant focus on balance.

I want to learn my pony to rear but I'm scared that he will be dangerous. He's pretty cocky against me and maybe will start do it like all the time, and I'm scared of that. Is it better to get him a little calmer and many start with some easier trix before learning him to rear?

I tried this with my mustangs. my mare did GREAT with it but my gelding will turn his body to the side instead of rearing. any tips?

Very good

Oh my gosh this worked on my 14 hh pony and he's an Arab I'm surprised at this your great🐴

How much time did you spend practicing on day one?

Thank you.

I do eventing with my horse... would teaching her tricks like this affect her performance, such as if I accidentally cue her?

I can’t run with a 17.2 hand warmblood 😂

When you do this with larger horses do you ever fear that they could hit you while they go into the rear? I have a 14.2 Spotted Saddle horse and I'm trying to teach him liberty and a bunch of other things. This is something I've always wanted to learn how to teach and I finally have a responsive horse to do it. But there is a fear that he could hit me while he goes into a rear.

I'm soon having a horse show and I can't get my miniature horse to rear and hold it like you taught nemo any advice?

do they become headshy when you quickly raise your arms above their face?

+Oreoliberty i have been trying to teach my horse this and after working on it for about a week, she has become completely desensitized to it. every time i run her forward to tell her to rear she just stops and doesn't even attempt to jump. What are some things i could do to help this?