Jordan is the essence of patience. All his body language and actions are easy and show no fuss. All forgiving toward horse mistakes. He doesn't act to punish the fear that drives bad behavior.

@janedeclarico5920

2 ай бұрын

Great comment!

she was trying so hard to do what jordan wanted. Those tiny tries, the foot on the truck, one foot, two feet. she is beautiful

She is going to be amazing after some training with Jordan!

Sometimes all a horse needs is time and patience, with no emotion from the person. Jordan demonstrated everything she needed in the trailer loading sequence. His timing, his response, his ability to wait on her...I thoroughly enjoyed watching this. He gave her just enough encouragement and forward energy with his cues and body language that she soon understood what he asked from her. Watching this reminded me of the three-hour trailer loading session I once had with my first horse. Long story short, that night I listened to Duke and not the impatient people around (long time horse owners) who kept telling me to push and wanted to use ropes to force him in. I ignored them, and patiently allowed his confidence to grow...and then it happened. He stopped backing out, he chose to stand quietly, and we went on our way. From that moment on, he loaded himself and never backed out until I asked him to. Time and patience, listening to and understanding what that horse needs in that moment does wonders. I love your channel and your approach with the horses. ☺

I was so afraid she wouldn’t go in! But she finally did it! She is so beautiful! So glad you bought this girl!!❤️🐎😀

I love the gentle techniques of a true horseman. Using positive reinforcement and rewards for baby step progress. You allowed the mare to go at her own pace, get used to the task presented before her and rewarded her along the way. Once she was loaded, her ears weren't pinned back. She didn't look panicked. I love it!

A master class in how to load a reluctant horse.

Perfect example of why pressure and release works❤

What a gorgeous 😍 mare,she's in the right hands now to be the best she can be ❤

She is certainly stunning. Betcha Jordan will create a wonderfull horse.

Beautiful mare. You can see her thinking about how to get out of this again, like she has, but patience and comfort/discomfort rules have reminded her that the human is the majority partner. She looks perfectly happy on the trailer!

Your husband is amazing with the horses. Looking forward to more of her videos. Beautiful horse. Thank you!

She's beautiful 😊

Thank you for being so patient with her…

Beautiful girl. Look forward to seeing her progression through training.

Jordan is the most amazing trainer he really is

Oooh she’s so pretty Candice, and I love her white markings how she has one each side of her neck and one each side of her belly, tfs x Julie 🇬🇧

First, she is Beautiful ❤ & as quickly as she started to trust, I think she will do so great under y'all ❤❤

She’s beautiful. You’ll do fine. Can’t wait. Paints are smart and kind.💕

She is absolutely beautiful. I so appreciate watching your videos,b/c I smile or laugh even when I don’t feel like I can 🥰🦋💕🌹!! It’s very therapeutic for me and means the world to me. Thank you so much for bringing little bit of joy into my life. God Bless you all & those beautiful, majestic, therapeutic horses 😇🙏♾💯💫❤️

Jordan will have her doing exactly what he wants in no time! Another beautiful mare❤❤

Such a difference between the video of your self loading feral foals that have known you since they were rescued and this beautiful girl that never had known the patience of Jordan’s training methods. I am sure she will blossom.

Sweet horse 🐎 great job mom and dad with your girl 💑 ❤️

Beautiful horse ❤❤❤❤

She is a beauty. La Bella or Beauty for her name. She is a paint but Black Beauty was the first book I ever bought with my own money (1968) and it is still one of my favorite novels. You younger folks might not know that some of the first animal protection laws in Britain were passed because people learned about the abuse of cab horses at that time.

Beautiful horse. She’s lucky to be in your hands.

What a gorgeous horse🥰. I know the felling, claustrophobic😱. Once you train her she will be magnificent!

❤❤❤ You two are great! ❤❤❤

Jordan, you are so good with horses. It's a pleasure to watch you in action. Thanks Candice for sharing...

GREAT VIDEO! THAT MARE IS GORGEOUS! LOVE OVERO PAINTS! MINE FINALLY PASSED AWAY AT 37 YEARS AND 8 MONTHS.... HE TOO WAS GORGEOUS!

What a stunner!! She will feel like a new, confident, & happy horse getting the training she desperately needed from the best!

She is stunning ❤❤❤

Congratulations👏👍👍 Beautiful horse!!! Lucky to be with y'all. 😁💞🙏🌌

guy is amazing working w/ that horse.....

What a beauty! glad you got her.

Pretty horse, had signs of being alert and having prior training. Licking and chewing right off. Liked Jordan's work to have her load and unload before actual loading. Best wishes.

It will be fun to watch Jordan work with her 😊

Jordan is so skilled and patient

She's not that bad off, just needs a leader and a bit of work. Beautiful mare.

Beautiful horse! I kept watching as Jordan was trying to load her..then suddenly she was in and we didn't see it. Dang it.

Beautiful Mare.

She is beautiful!

Perfect! You are a Solid horseman sir! 😊 4:40

you are great with horses Jordan.

Stunning horse!

She's gorgeous ❤❤❤

She's beautiful ❤❤❤

Shes a looker for sure and your hubby is just the guy to fix her

Deadly work brother

You've got another beauty on your hands. I'm not sure exactly how she loaded in the end, but she didn't exactly look panic-stricken once she was securely in the trailer. Have a great day (and have fun!). 🐞

She is beautiful!!❤

She is beautiful

Jordan is an amazing horseman!

She is gorgeous, great job with her

She is so beautiful! If she doesn't have a name may I offer the name Boudicca? She was a strong, rebellious queen who fought for her people.

Beautiful horse. She has an amazing future with you guys.

She is GORGEOUS! Patience…that’s what so many individuals lack with loading an unsure or frightened horse. I’ve seen them beat a horse into the rig then are surprised when it was worse the next time they tried to load. Nice job! The mare is a beauty ♥♥♥

Having seen him work some horses for a while he is a horse whisper in my eyes.

Absolutely stunning markings

Such a beautiful horse!❤❤❤

Magico Jordan!

you guys are so great to watch. letting her work it out - staying firm xoxo love to see it. she is gorgeous.

She's beautiful

Jordan is a horse whisperer!

Wow she is a stunner she will be interesting to keep up to date with

Gorgeous! And looks smart, too.

My sister bred Tobian Paint Quarter Horses and that Tri-color is my favorite, looks so sharp!

I used pellets and a smidgen of sweet feed to entire my two-year-old APHA filly to think differently about the trailer. Her previous owners roped her, forced her into a trailer as a yearling, and scared her to death. Now she speeds up to get to the horse trailer, jumps in, and waits for me to get in next to her to tie her in. She always gets a small hand full of hay pellets for the right behavior. It works every time. She's using the thinking side of her brain.

We had a winch on the front of our trailor for horses like that. Poor horses. We were so dumb. 😢

They don't realize you have to speak horse lol. ❤

Good strategy to make her uncomfortable when she moves to the side and relief when she’s faced to the entrance of the trailer. She’s probably gotten away with lots of bad behavior and needs to unlearn those habits under your guidance. She is a stunning mare and should come around in no time to make the right person a great companion.

@chereecampbell7474

Жыл бұрын

❤Do you realize why a horse has any bad behaviors…any interaction with a human. That is why Jordan has success with a horse!!

@topcatwarrior

Жыл бұрын

@@chereecampbell7474 That was my point, actually. Perhaps my English isn’t good enough to convey that properly.🤷🏻‍♀️

@deniseunterman9652

Жыл бұрын

Cheree Campbell, pls re-read your comment. It contradicts itself and makes no sense.

@deniseunterman9652

Жыл бұрын

Topcat Warrior, your English, of course, is flawless. Cheree just needed to comment about something, anything, and she tagged you. Lol

@topcatwarrior

Жыл бұрын

@@deniseunterman9652 TY😂

Gorgeous 😍

People get in too much of a hurry with horses. They expect them to understand and accept immediately. When results don't happen quickly, the human gets either impatient or scared. Then bad things happen. Horse people just need to learn to slow down and let the horse process. You might be able to force a horse into compliance but eventually that fear will show up again...and worse.

So how come there is an edit on her actually loading up .

Beautiful mare. I’m sure she’ll do very well with you guys. Cheers from Vancouver eh!

A.W.E.S.O.M.E. 👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Help and support sent so you can load her with all amenities Sent immediately AFFA angels never die nffn HMS council

I can’t believe how much this mare looks like my gelding. Trying to figure out how to send you a picture.

Love the horse. I raised, bred, and showed paints 🐴 for over 25 years. One, I could not hear anything on this video, so I don't know how this man was talking to the horse, was it kind, or was it stern and harsh?? I know what you'll probably say.... But I won't subscribe to a channel where someone is constantly hitting the horse with a whip! I know you will say, he was just lightly whipping him 🤬 NO!! I've owned horses longer than y'all have been alive, and with the RIGHT training....In my book, there is NEVER a time where the animal should be hit over and over again!! She never got out of hand, she was just scared or worried about getting in the trailer, especially with the one door shut, open it up for crying out loud!! Can only imagine how she's going to be trained, undoubtedly with a whip. I'm not saying you can't USE a whip as an extension of your arm for ground work or what not, but like I said before, NO reason that horse should have EVER been hit repeatedly. And it wasn't that light of a hit, because that mare flinched every time!! I'm actually sorry that beautiful horse is going home with you!! I've trailer trained many horses and NEVER used a whip! Signing off extremely saddened ☹️ and disappointed 😞 in you.

@username201097

11 ай бұрын

At what point was the horse “whipped”? What I saw was using the whip as an extension of his arm. The whip gently touched her hind quarters like a person would use their hand to encourage. I did not see at any point cracking of the whip or striking the horse in a hostile or abusive manner. What I see is the whip being used as an extension of the arm to help apply minimal pressure. I did not see frustration or impatience.

Is there no sound? Pop there’s the train I hear that😂 She is so beautiful😊 it’s so dark in there , she will go

Call her Bolt, looks like she might do that...

Amazing - don’t these “trainers owners” know enough to turn a dark trailer into the light ?? Makes it much easier if a horse especially a skittish one to load if they can see.

Name her Aretha . . . all she needed was a little respect. 😉

Just like a little kid with an attention span of 15 minutes max...or so they'd like you to believe lol😅

I wd have opened BOTH rear trailer doors, as its an enclosed space, and dark on the floor and dark halfway up the walls, so any horse does not see well in the dark, and being a prey animal, doesnt like small enclosed spaces, hence the hesitation/refusal to get in, its simply against their prey nature to go into a small, semi dark confined space. I wd also turn on ALL the interior lights, and cover the floor with very light sawdust so its not dark and the horse can easily SEE the floor; that wd help. I once saw a gal load a nervous horse very easily onto a trailer on the first try. she waited until dark, put the horse trailer in a dark area near the corral, (no lights in the corral); turned on all the lights INSIDE the trailer, put light colored sawdust on its floor, opened both rear doors, and because it was the ONLY well lit thing in a dark area, the horse just was led up to it and stepped into it immediately. was a real light bulb moment for me!

👍👍❤️❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Often wonder if it was an event or bigger issue that causes this?

I wonder what happened with that mare?

I think she should be called Victoria. Strong willed, dependent woman. Loved seeing Jordan using his skills to load her on the trailer and not take any of her stubborness. Blessings!

@smallantilope

Жыл бұрын

... stubborness?... I'd say ...her fears...

I wonder what happened to her in the past to cause that fear

How about Hope or Faith as a name? I've used both with our dogs and the names just fill my heart with joy.

no sound

Or you could call her Oh Snap....

You should watch Ryan Rose's video on how to load a horse. His method is much more effective.

Im guessing the problem with the horse, is the fact these people live, literally 50' from a loud Train track route😒🤔 If i was a horse not used to that, i wouldnt be so cooperative either.

You can buy too much horse, motorcycle, or car. Caveat emptor.

She looks like a painted bay

You are asking too much from one training section. Baby steps. Let her learn a little and settle in and then learn a little more. Pressure and RELEASE.

Sorry I disagree with your concept. she is not comfortable with you. Soothing and touching, would help you guide her into the trailer. A soft and tender voice it's much better than that snap you have in your hand. Hopefully she's in good hands

@Jules1280

Жыл бұрын

Have you ever seen Jordan train his horses? Please don't judge him by this one video. He was not hurting her. Take a look at some of their videos.

@marleneclough3173

Жыл бұрын

He is an amazing trainer

@username201097

11 ай бұрын

When a horse has become fearful and anxious about a situation- it’s best to make sure you stay out of the strike zone. At this point it was critical to be careful yet consistent with the request. She was safe and respected.

Frustrated horse, frustrated trainer.