I don't have a horse. I've never had a horse. I've ridden a horse once & it was like driving a car with no brakes & no steering wheel. Still, I stumbled upon this video & I love every second of it. I don't believe any animal should be trained with pain or fear, so this lady has my deep respect, & I'm enjoying how she describes the horse's communicating with her through its body. For all animals, that's all they have. So important to listen.

@frodev728

4 жыл бұрын

Same here. KZread put this other video in my recommended yesterday and I clicked it and really enjoyed the process and the way she does what she does. kzread.info/dash/bejne/e4ikucuIkcnFopc.html

"she's shaking her head to show me that I am the leader Im in control" Horse walks Up behind her and stares into camera *youre damn right*

@kilroy2517

4 жыл бұрын

"I'm right here. I don't appreciate you referring to me in the 3rd person."

"If you can't control your horse the bit won't help you anyway, it's just going to create pain." THIS 🙏❤️

@elleryl5681

4 жыл бұрын

Not to mention horses are flight animals(they run away from pain)

@dani-eh3tf

4 жыл бұрын

But if you cant control your horse with a bitless bridle wont the horse feel the pressure on its face since a bitless bridle is face pressure and a bit is mouth? Some of the horses at my barn don’t like the pressure on their face. If you cant control your horse you shouldn’t really be on it because im sure pain all over the face is really not fun

@elleryl5681

4 жыл бұрын

dani your not supposed to control your horse with a bit or bridle.. For the most part you should use your leg. Plus trust me a bit isn’t going to stop your house from bucking or running off with you. You need a relationship and trust with your horse without that no bit or bridle will save you(a painful one may make it worse). If you don’t use any equipment correctly(pressure and release) then it leads to pain and an angry horse. The bridle is nothing more than a communication tool not a threat:)

@KellyeR1970

4 жыл бұрын

@@elleryl5681 you just said everything I was going to say, good to a least some people understand horses, not many do but a lot claim to.

@dshe8637

4 жыл бұрын

It's the whip here that's getting the horse's attention.

'It's not your job to be scared, that's my job' that is amazing❤️

You don't realise how BIG horses are until they decide to make their presence felt...

@martialme84

5 жыл бұрын

Can confirm. Am in no way small among humans, but with a horse... Yeah, no.

@TheProlinium

5 жыл бұрын

Rubbish !!!

@veritasreigns

5 жыл бұрын

Haaaa I've had a massive old Percheron mare run away with me, into old growth forest. As a purely prey animal their flight reflex is not to be gainsaid. I had to do a flying dismount to avoid being terminally clotheslined.

@laraweasil

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheProlinium why rubbish?

@mint83

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheProlinium If you're going to call it rubbish you should at least explain why

Finally someone who's trying to help a horse understand rather then beating it into submission! Not going to lie it was stressful to see her get dragged and approach her when i thought she was just going to get kicked in the face, but the horse wasn't aggressive, just dominate and insecure about following humans. See it in dogs all the time. Great video!

the horse: "so I got a problem owner. she just doesn't understand me."

@irisb6323

4 жыл бұрын

Luckily she was willing to understand her! :)

@kcb5336

4 жыл бұрын

Anja That’s 99% the truth too.

@WhaleCommunicators

3 жыл бұрын

LOL - you got a problem attitude that I see!!!

@KatJ3st

3 жыл бұрын

exactly. Just listening to the owner speak I could figure that out

@hibas801

3 жыл бұрын

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@sidilicious11

4 жыл бұрын

_gabrillidou_ that’s for sure!

@Alfakkin

3 жыл бұрын

She is a beautiful animal...elegant and strong 😍

@horsemisthorsesanctuary7424

3 жыл бұрын

I know right

@suecastillo4056

3 жыл бұрын

Dang she’s huge!!

@MsDerell

3 жыл бұрын

And soo smart :o

"if you stand still I can take your clothes off.." HAHA that was the best. What a beautiful mare

@friesianlife7943

4 жыл бұрын

omgequine 😂😂😂 lmao

It made me laugh when she said “lemme check the mouth,” proceeds to stick her hand in the mouth. lmaooo

@kristaconsciousness1464

3 жыл бұрын

I unconsciously stopped on your comment exactly when that happened. Lol

I used this technique for my stallion that was just starting to understand he's stronger and worked like magic! everyone's in admiration thank you! more videos please!!! xxx

@thedrugthatkilled

5 жыл бұрын

That's amazing! Well done! 😄

@sidilicious11

4 жыл бұрын

gabrielle cimon good for you. Mia is so inspiring.

@cowgirlmom76

4 жыл бұрын

Megan home was a mare

@melanie7071

4 жыл бұрын

I love this! 🥰

The connection Mia has with horses is touching, unbelievable, and the horse makes the DECISION of its own free will. What a GORGEOUS girl.

@CynthiaSchoenbauer

5 жыл бұрын

Gorgeous is the perfect word for that horse. She represents everything I would want in a beautiful, wild animal!

For so many critics, she sure got good results. She's not domineering and doesnt use fear ("who's the boss") yet gets good results. Shes firm but loving. Just a different style, not inferior. Glad she uses no bit!

@hadesdaughter381

5 жыл бұрын

Yes! My father and I fight all the time. Because he wants to dominate the horse. The horse needs to follow you.

@notagain779

5 жыл бұрын

@@hadesdaughter381, I don't think a horse needs to be dominated or shown "who's boss." That only causes fear in them. It's my strong opinion that when a horse is trying to fight you, it's only fear, not that the horse is trying to dominate the human. A horse won't take the lead of the human, when uppermost in their mind is protecting themselves. I like this trainer, and I agree that a horse responds well to a calm voice.

@ellencederstrom1299

5 жыл бұрын

Gerri WithAnI yes she use domineering many times throughout this video.

@ginawhisnant9966

5 жыл бұрын

She totally dominated the mare. The keeping her moving and applying pressure until the mare stopped and started to lick and chew is showing her who is boss.

@notagain779

5 жыл бұрын

@@ginawhisnant9966, When I think of the word domination, I think of it as instilling fear through punishment, which I don't think she's doing to the mare. It appears that the mare eventually decides for herself that Mia is okay and can be trusted. Just my interpretation of it. I had a similar headstrong horse with a difficult beginning of abuse, and what I learned over time was that he needed to feel safe, and that he could trust me. It took several months, though for me, and not days. Mia got very fast results with this mare.

This woman is a revelation. I had an ah ha! Moment when she talked about it not being the horse's responsibility to worry about being scared, we will let them know if there is something to be scared of because WE are the herd leader. I wish my first trainer had taught me this with my first horse! (A green, spooky, herd-bound Arab mare.) Every time she spooked I would get scared and try to let her check it out to calm down and I ended up on my butt at a lot of horse shows, in tears and so frustrated. Thank you ma'am!

@khalidkhalidd7927

5 жыл бұрын

Lyssa Hi Lyssa I agree with you. Mia has a wonderful technique. The Frenshy

@baley9774

5 жыл бұрын

I have come to realize there are a lot of trainers who just don't know this herd leader mindset. Mia is one of the few that do know. David Lee Archer is another great trainer who understands how horses think and communicate.

@Shewolfen

5 жыл бұрын

I was always taught too and read in books, if a horse is spooky to let them check out whatever it is and see it's nothing to be afraid of. It sounds like you were afraid of her being afraid and she picked up on your reaction.

@HollyJordan15

5 жыл бұрын

Lyssa it’s the same with dogs.

@Galemor1

5 жыл бұрын

The horse doesn't understand that the rider is afraid of the horse spooking and then falling of, the horse only senses that the "leader" is worried as well, so that means this must be something really dangerous.. I try to figure out what the horse is worried about, then I will maybe do something like: oooh look at those scary trashcans, my good they are probably containing monsters (with this joking voice you use when you try to scare children, while you are laughing inside) Sometimes it works, sometimes the horse needs you to push its boundaries. I once used 30 min to pass a trampoline, one step, waiting, one step, more waiting, two steps back, waiting, forward, waiting, but we passed it and the horse grew some inches just from this experience.

She's not fearless. She *pays close attention,* and sees no evident danger in the attitude of the horse. If the horse sees you, and isn't distracted, it won't purposely hurt you unless it wants to. And most horses will indicate when they want to hurt you. She would pick up that signal. The big thing for her method is that smallish, enclosed pen with no distractions of noise or sight. The horse has much fewer things to think about.

@sarahharrison4780

4 жыл бұрын

She also does training on some of her videos out doors too ☺

@masas19

4 жыл бұрын

I mean, I'm sure that is all true. But what benefit is there to stand behind horse or going under the horse? Seems like she likes to show off to make herself seem like a guru.

@traceylee8547

4 жыл бұрын

@@masas19 Actually there is a huge benefit,,#1 you are presenting yourself to the horse as someone who can be trusted because you are showing them that you trust them enough to do this. #2 This is also a very effective tool to help evaluate where the horses mind is at, I use this a lot to help me decide how much harder I can push a horse's level of tolerance, whether I need to stay where I am at or if I need to back-off a little bit or if I can give them a little more challenge. Each time I successfully push the envelope the horse gains a little bit more confidence in himself and trust in me.

@NarrowPathDiaries

4 жыл бұрын

massrandom Being able to go under & behind a horse is going to help a veterinarian and/or a farrier A LOT!

@mamagong478

4 жыл бұрын

You ARE jealous tho!

Ok KZread algorithm. You got me again. I’ve never had any interest in horses or training them but here I am caught in an hours long marathon of watching this amazing lady help this wonderful creature to learn. ☺️

Beautiful markings on this mare. I do love a dappled grey. :)

@CynthiaSchoenbauer

5 жыл бұрын

Stunning! And her wild spirit makes her something dreams are made of!!!

@jadiemarble3298

5 жыл бұрын

Oakleaf700 same!!!! If I could have any horse pattern it would be dapple grey! (Depending on the horses physical aspects...)

@claudiariedel5777

4 жыл бұрын

Mia is getting her exercise in a day.I am learning so much valuable information from her training vids. This performance requires much patience and nerve. Mare knows that Mia is no match compared to any person. Love your videos!🐴

@shrekscumslut1341

4 жыл бұрын

I can't believe I didn't want a dapple before I got my gelding who happens to be a dapple gray she colour I HATED .now I love the colour

@goawayandlearnsomedamnmann1391

4 жыл бұрын

She's beautiful. I'm a widowed mom with two young boys and I had a horse but I had to sell her when Gray passed away. I miss her so much 😭.

That's a BIG horse, and what a gorgeous mover.

@sidilicious11

4 жыл бұрын

OldSlowGamer she’s stunning!

I am in tears right now. I gave up on horse riding although it was my passion. If only I had this channel ten years ago. I lost my mare I wish I could have ridden her one more time... I gave up too soon.

@lizxu322

3 жыл бұрын

Never too late to start again.

My horse Carl (who's in heaven now ❤) had a major attitude problem. When I was riding him, for the first few months whenever he touched grass, he would take off, (me clinging on like a frightened limpet). Being faced with selling him, I realised I just loved him, spiky as he was. So I simply decided to walk him everywhere, avoid grass or any opportunity to take off again. We honestly did that for a whole year. We just walked everywhere. One day we came to a short grass verge, and I decided to ask for a canter. I could feel how surprised he was! He never tried to take off again. I just realised that someone had found he was a speed demon (he was bloody fast!) and that's all they'd made him do. We were together from him being 9, to 34. I rode him till he was 30. What a boy 💗

@rosiecesareo8092

7 ай бұрын

That's beautiful! Thank you for leaving this comment.

The change in the looks of this mare from when she came in in the beginning all stiff and defiant, to at the end, relaxing and enjoying being with people! How wonderful for her owner to have such a caring and talented trainer help her horse. Just wonderful.

@janetlewis7381

5 жыл бұрын

Bravo! This trainer is amazing. I love her technique. To accomplish so much in just 2 days.

@gerrycoleman7290

Жыл бұрын

She does not have a damn clue about horses.

A most compassionate and intuitive horse whisperer. Hauntingly beautiful horse and trainer.

@irfanmohammed3754

3 жыл бұрын

❤

@sketchalater4656

Жыл бұрын

lol you've got to be kidding

This is fascinating. I train dogs, found this video by accident and am mesmerized at the similarities of training methods I use with dogs and what you are using with horses. Beautiful work that you do!!!

I’d rather this way of training rather than just riding and breaking it. This woman is a genius. 💞💖

I love the way even if she frustrated she hugs them and shows them love to calm them down, she understands horses and acts as if she’s the leader in the herd, she’s great despite what others have to say

Super interesting approach and it does appear to work. This trainer has a fearless, wonderful calm mind. Zen.

@alainanelson4710

5 жыл бұрын

It seems too many people on this page aren't acknowledging or realizing that this IS a horse who has already been broke to ride and jump but has missed part of her basic and much needed training....respect. I agree this trainer is fearless and like many other accomplished trainers reads her horse well.

@philippechevereau9818

5 жыл бұрын

I suggest you watch the documentary “buck” about buck branaman. You may find it interesting ... and entertaining

@jerrybobteasdale

5 жыл бұрын

She's not fearless. She pays close attention, and sees no evident danger in the attitude of the horse. If the horse sees you, and isn't distracted, it won't purposely hurt you unless it wants to. And most horses will indicate when they want to hurt you. The big thing for her method is that smallish, enclosed pen with no distractions of noise or sight. The horse has much fewer things to think about.

I love how she’s not afraid. Even though the horse is so big and out of control sometimes

@friesianlife7943

4 жыл бұрын

Maddie Mason shes not that big tho but she did amazing job

@darkiee69

4 жыл бұрын

No need for her to be afraid. She reads that horse like it's a childrens book, shen knows what it's going to do before the horse knows it itself.

@WhaleCommunicators

3 жыл бұрын

her not being afraid is key - the horse telepathically and energetically will immediately feel that in the person engaging them. So use your heart - beam strong confident love from your heart and with Mia's method that horse will do what you want them to and amaze everyone around you. And you will have a much happier horse companion who knows you really get them on this level. It will change your relationship.

@jenniferkitchener2048

3 жыл бұрын

@@WhaleCommunicators My daughter is training a yearling colt, he is an absolute defiant sod. But when Sam goes out to see him she has to make sure she is happy with a smile, or he wont even acknowledge her. Baby steps is winning.

Horse attitude is like I'm not a mean B I'm just the main B and you're gonna have to show me a good reason why I shouldn't be lol

@petakreku6761

4 жыл бұрын

I think it is to sad to be lol.... this is not a quiet approximation for the horse it is laud and scary....

This reminds me of a riding lesson I had during my holidays a few months back. Before my instructor even put me on the horse, I had to stay on the ground and lead it around without a lead rope or any tools. I think riding would be a lot kinder if everyone had to spend at least five minutes such walking or standing around with their horse before a lesson.

@ElSueno97

4 жыл бұрын

Completely agree I plan to go horseback riding soon and I would spend any amount of time I could on or off any horse. They’re amazing creatures

She's a beautiful, free spirit. The horse is cute too. 😊

This was great and I like how realistic it was. The horse didn't always comply, it took some time. Not like some miracle videos where within 10 minutes the horse goes from wild to completely bomb-proof doing exactly what it's asked. Really great, and she explains her approach very simply so we can understand the ideas behind it.

I love to watch your videos so much that I think that I've seen this one a DOZEN times, Mia. I already tried these techniques on my wife, and now she's fully trained!! JUST KIDDING!!!

The owner ( and the previous owners) had many years to educate the horse and they did not succeed while Mia is fixing it in 2 days. Just so wonderful of her.

This trainer is very intuitive with impeccable reading of the horse and great timing in a style that completely works for her. There is so much to 'see' here that is not obvious at all. I wouldnt recommend any amateur try and copy any of this. thanks for the video, such a lovely 'feel'

@charlainelatta7925

5 жыл бұрын

Torturing this poor horse

@silverlizzy

5 жыл бұрын

@@charlainelatta7925 Charlaine Latta this is not for you amateurs so don't even try to understand. Joy Devoted, I think exactly like you do and love the work Mia do with the horses.

@moonharp

5 жыл бұрын

Charlaine Latta You are very fortunate, indeed, that you have absolutely no idea what torture is.

@moonharp

5 жыл бұрын

She was absolute salvation for this confused mare. 🙏🏻

@dawnbennett2625

5 жыл бұрын

I love that she will not strike the horse with the whi

This is such an intelligent way to train a horse. You can see the mare learning and deciding to trust. Beautiful!

The horse moved like silk and oh, the dapple grey! The young lady was beautiful and took instruction well, with a positive attitude. The trainer is a miracle worker.

I love how she kisses all the horses she's training.

@wholeNwon

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah? How do you think a horse views it? He's a prey animal now isolated from the safety of a herd.

@christianrqq

4 жыл бұрын

wholeNwon oh please

@WhaleCommunicators

3 жыл бұрын

Mia uses her heart all through her training. You (the viewer as well as the horse) are immediately drawn to her from the time she begins her many forms of communicaiton with the horse. She's so gentle and a beautiful person inside and out. And then to see this just in the most serene & beautiful way transfer to the horse. This is the way it was always suppose to be - LOVING kind and gentle - all animals of any species prefer this . . . . and look at what you get back when applied. ☮♡~♡♡♡ ° 。 ˚ • ♡ ˚ .˛ 。 ° L♡ve-The Greater L♡ve~ ° 。 ˚ • ♡ ˚ ♡ ♡

@papkenro

3 жыл бұрын

@@WhaleCommunicators very true I dont see the same affection coming from the owner thats the main problem she just wants to use the horse for show jumping without affection and thats a big problem ... the horse seems not to trust the owner

@steveb2145

3 жыл бұрын

yes and her voice is re assuring in tone..trust is developed.

This horse is “Magnificent.” What a beauty. 👌🏻

This woman is training horses that other trainers can't train. THAT is genuine horse spirit right there

It's crazy to see how much that horse wants to please. When the trainer clicks she listens, when she steers while riding, the horse listens. She just needs strong leadership.

Mia knows her shit and that is completely obvious here! Love her knowledge and the way she works with this beautiful beast! I could listen to her talk for hours!

@kyzor-sosay6087

4 жыл бұрын

Monique Breier me too,this young lady is amazing and a gift to horses and their owners.

I feel relaxed watching and hearing your voice. Thank you for your kindness.

I think Mia has done an incredible job on this horse!!! What a difference! Can we also appreciate how beautiful that horse is?!

She is an absolute beauty,she does not trust people,cannot say I blame her...... this is the lady to help her.

Every so often I watch this again. I notice new things and savor the experience. Thank you Mia for sharing and showing us what’s possible.

@Satanxxxxxx

4 жыл бұрын

Everytime I watch this I learn something new

@Cherrywinx

4 жыл бұрын

the real Satan Ok but I feel like she‘s not giving the horse any other option to just follow her. U see in the beginning how shes not letting the horse get anywhere and just stand by the corner. The horse thinks now „what do u want u just getting me in the corner I have no choice to follow u because ur not letting me getting away“ so the horse doesnt really choose to follow her out of respect (u can see this by her getting away as soon as the trainer asked her to back up). She did it because she didnt have a choice. I mean in the end it worked yes but I dont really think they communicated. She just teched the horse that she doesnt have another chance.

Wonderful! Effective, gentle but firm trainer. You can tell trainer loves horses, and they know it!

@sidilicious11

4 жыл бұрын

Cheryl Williams well put!

Mia demonstrates a very clear path of training with this huge athletic horse. Glorious!

This trainer is amazing. Such respect for the horse and it is so wonderful to see a horse being riden without a bit. Have always hated bits as the horse always seems so uncomfortable. The owner is going to be wonderful as she wants her horse to be happy!

Her markings are so beautiful

I watch this video all the time. Every time I watch it? I learn something new... it all makes so much sense!!! This is a great classroom!!🙋😘‼️

Such a refreshing angle on horse training. Quite remarkable confidence from the trainer transforming this very strong horse.

Another excellent training session...!! The mare is a beauty...!! Also, she did very well being in a new environment with new people...! I think she'll be a great show jumper..!! I learned a lot..!! THANK YOU...!!!

I think she is fantastic!

@AliceBunny

5 жыл бұрын

Me too :)

@sidilicious11

4 жыл бұрын

Bayla Schauer me also.

This is so refreshing to watch her work with these horses. Love her philosophy and method.

I love you sm and I have only started watching you for an hour. You are so loving and you can actually understand your horse and control it without abuse. You are definitely my favorite trainer from now on

Magnificent. I’m transfixed. Same principle with dogs, exactly.

this mare teamed w/the right person for her could accomplish great things ...she is an exceptional mare her build her carriage an most important her intellengence

I love this instruction movie! This is definitely something you WON'T learn when "simply" ride each saturday a different horse at a manege.. It's about trust and teamwork. Great job!

Fantastic, love how she works with these horses and explains what she is doing and why. I wish I would have had this level of understanding when I owned a horse.

You cannot force a horse to do anything, Mia's approach shows this. A facinating watch. With kindness and firmness she had this powerful mare to trust her in 2 days. Today many so called trainers no nothing, more Mia's are needed within the horse world.

Mia Truly appears to be an OLD Soul and beyond her years on this Earth. Something very natural & calming about her presence with the horses. Im older now and have become fearful of Horses after several bad situations as a child, but wish I had someone like her to train me and also show me how to train the horse.

Has this lady some kind of magic? Awesome!

I love watching Mia, she is so brave and comfortable with horses. I rewatch her so that I can get that same feeling of confidence and easy going feeling with my horse. Just having that overall feeling with horses has been awesome for my horse.

@aleanielson3608

3 жыл бұрын

I love how she includes the not so pretty parts of training, like when she's getting drug around the arena. Training is not all nice and pretty, I'm always suspicious of those videos where it just magically works for the trainers...

What a wonderful calm incredibly patient with her mission which is what horses or ponies absolutely need!! Leadership! So lovely to see you Mia x

Wow! Well done. My grandfather and I used to tame wild horses when I was a kid and he was still alive. A lot of the time, we would work them in a pool so we could have better control due to the water resistance and buoyancy. Then, once they would learn to trust us to let me (around 10 or 11 years old) on their back and allowed a bridle to be put on, we would move from the pool into the training barn to work on trust and saddle. We only ever had one old stallion that never got past the pool. We could lead him in but, as soon as ANYONE got in with him, he would lash out, biting and kicking. We tried just moving onto barn training but he wasn't having that, either. After nearly a month and 2 ranch hands being bit or kicked, Grandpa let him go back to his herd. He looked just like this mare!

@fainitesbarley2245

5 жыл бұрын

Well some stallions are just mad

@sidilicious11

4 жыл бұрын

Jenn Worthington that’s an amazing story.

Mia, you are an extraordinary woman. I'm so inspired by your work with horses.

@irfanmohammed3754

3 жыл бұрын

❤❤❤❤

I absolutely LOVE and respect this woman for determining horse behavior and being able to talk to them and understand them like she does. Mia, I am your new biggest fan! Keep up the great work, please!

What an amazing trainer! So immediately tuned in to each horse's needs. Every time I watch her, it is so fascinating. And this is one of the most beautiful dappled horses I've ever seen! Wow.

Fran from Canada here. So glad I found your site. Love how you firmly but kindly take leadership necessary for safety. Used to jump and do horse massage, so was always in a strike zone. Can't be helped, but you are constantly reading the horse. Thank you! I am sorry you have trolls.

How wonderful,to see some one who really understands horses!

I love this girl. Most people over think it and don't pay enough attention. Some horses simply need more time. Patience and kindness always brings them around. You never need to man handle or be cruel in any way. I've worked with and rescued many hard cases off the track. they always come around with patience.

That's wonderful how she got his horse to gain trust and acceptance she saved him ❤

When the young girl started working with this mare you could feel and see a change in the horses demeanor....she softened, lowered her head and followed her immediately...like an apology but she still loves the girl......I really like to watch you work with the horses.... you approach with a very knowledgeable horse mind.....love it! Wish you had more videos.

Watching Mia work with horses makes my ❤️ sing. Mia is AMAZING and beautiful too. Hugs from USA

You broke thru 9 years, NINE YEARS, of behaviour in one session, I am more and more impressed with every video. You're a PHENOMENAL trainer, if you haven't written books you should, id love to pick your brain and reading your work would be the only way possible haha

“Life wasn’t meant to be easy’ but along the way their are moments of shear delight” thank you

Everything what you say about the 🐴 is so so right!!!!sending our love to you from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

She’s so gorgeous 😍😍😍. Such a precious horse, with quite an interesting personality.♥️

I know very little about horses and even less about trainers. But I'm impressed with Mia Lykke Nielsen's approach! *New Subscriber*

Really marvelous. The horse responds because you understand her!

Many trainers here trolling all the horse videos to instill a fear of learning trying to keep information from being spread. Notice they never have an active channel with videos to help people learn.

@kimberley1449

5 жыл бұрын

Try Think like a horse, you will enjoy it.

@chelseabrockmeier7602

5 жыл бұрын

Lol of course not, they want you to pay for lessons.

@laraweasil

5 жыл бұрын

@@kimberley1449 Unless you're a women who likes the colour pink tho eh ;)

@HawkinaBox

5 жыл бұрын

@@kimberley1449 I second that channel

@aflaz171

5 жыл бұрын

Fuck off with ya troll shit.

Mia, you amaze me no end. I love and agree with the way you do things. I watched other trainer vids and altho I understand their style with the horse, I love yours way so much more. You do not use bits (which I hate!) and you lead and train with love and kindness in your heart and it comes out in your voice. No wonder the horses actually work with you faster! Love you!!

Coming in all the way from the U.S.🇺🇸Colorado Springs, Colorado. Dear Lady I must say... That You Are one of most amazing and gentle horse trainers I have ever come across. I really enjoy watching how you go about your training with a horse/pony and I like that you also do not believe in using a bid in a horses mouth. Riding/jumping, sadly it must be used but aside from that I think you are Most Amazing. Thank You for sharing your knowledge.

i know nothing about horses except that they are beautyfull animals. I like that moment when she chases them in the corner for the first time and the horse stands still and looks at her seems like a very intense moment for both the horse and for the trainer and then the communication starts between the two. wonderfull

Amazing horse trainer one of the best I've seen, you get the horses to do what you want without being cruel and without the use of Hardwick's and ropes like many others do. I think you're an amazing person I've watched a lot of your videos and you always get good results without being cruel😀

Same principle that John Lyons used in his Round Pen Reasoning, although John pushed the situation to get the horse liking to be in his company. I understand completely what she is doing here: Changing the herd dynamics for this horse, establishing herself as the alpha horse, creating respect. I would suspect that this mare got this way because of unqualified people handling her.

@roxannegordon6162

5 жыл бұрын

This woman told the horse that SHE is pack leader which is what the horse wanted, to find a leader so she'll feel safe. At the beginning of another video the trainer explained it: Horses are pack animals, they need a leader.

@darkhorse1773

5 жыл бұрын

round pen removes all options from the horse. the horse is actually forced to 'submit' , the only option, it cannot make any other choice in a round pen. the horse is prey, the male human is a predator with an agenda. prey animals when 'caught' are submitted to the predator, the nervous system 'fr, eezes' before being killed. it's the way of nature.

@brenda44414

5 жыл бұрын

I agree first thing I thought. John Lyons was the first clinic I ever went to I believe around 1990.

@Meiiiow

4 жыл бұрын

Yes

@dominickscarangella6746

4 жыл бұрын

dark horse ㅏ7 ,

She does move so beautifully. A gorgeous horse. Why do I fall for cranky horses? I believe they will come out so well in the end. And so far, they do.

Mia is an amazing trainer...this horse is so beautiful and you can see how she relaxed after just a couple of days of training...

What an incredible gift ❤️

What a absolutley Beautiful Horse! You have quite a way with horses. Very Beautiful. Thank you for sharing You definitly have a talent, a gift some might say

This lovely mare has the neck of a horse that has been fighting bits and not so gentle hands,as she is a hard horse.You remind me so ,of the British dog trainer, Barbara Woodhouse,in that you must train the owners along with the animal.So admire your strong, yet gentle approach, especially where bits are concerned All that aside,I just think those big critters just fall in love with you! God bless you,and stay safe!!!

@patricialehrke667

5 жыл бұрын

Yes,so agree!I thought of Barbara Woodhouse thru all of Mia's videos.

so amazing the way mia communicates with the horses.

heck at 63 Im ready to follow you :>) and no one has broken me yet .

@SarahJones-wy5us

4 жыл бұрын

humblegeorge Excellent remark !! do not blame you either!

@SueProv

4 жыл бұрын

Haha. 😉

@joyceharris9296

3 жыл бұрын

Go to your corner and think about it a little while!!

So I had a grey mare with a similar attitude to this one. Very dominant towards people and other horses after learning from a young age (with a previous owner) that she could be that way. I took a very similar approach as this because the mare was downright dangerous. She was very aggressive in the stable and just had no respect for anybody so taking a really gentle, relaxed approach just didn't work. I couldn't even put a haynet up in the stable without her being aggressive and trying to bite or kick. This approach was very successful for the mare, however, it actually taught her to respect the whip rather than humans. So whilst I was now able to do a lot more with her, she often reverted back to her old ways every now and again to see if she could get away with it. I often had to stand the whip against the wall in the doorway of the stable in order for her to then respect me. May I just say that I never once hit her with the lunge whip. She was one hard piece of work, but when she finally understood that she could not get away with her behaviour anymore, she actually turned out to be a very sweet and loving mare (with the occasional attitude problem). Its a good way of dealing with a dominant mare, but please be careful and wear your hat etc. I think back to the risks that I took at the time and really wonder how I was not seriously hurt in many situations! My hat saved me from a kick to the face, don't underestimate them!

Very nicely done. You are a great teacher who understands a horse when sold will always have a past. Her past was Take Charge but she soon learned she can relax and trust a human being. When in the corner let her think it over. She’s trying to process a new pattern & let her guard down. Everyday must have been quite long but with great results ❤️🇺🇸❤️

The good thing with such strong mares is that, when they love you, they will do anything foor you!

If I were the owner I would want to be there to watch the training so that I can know what to do when she goes home

@danieldrake6000

5 жыл бұрын

They might've been watching...you have no idea.

@literallynoone5473

4 жыл бұрын

20:12

@ORSkie

4 жыл бұрын

She can always watch the video of it...

@chloelawson7320

4 жыл бұрын

Voracious Reader no because the horse will have respect for the trainer but not the rider if that rider does even the slightest thing different there went everything she was taught

@ShannonRochon

4 жыл бұрын

@@chloelawson7320 You're assuming the trainer only trains the horse.

This woman should give training not only to horses but surely to the owners/riders. She’s incredibly understanding of what an animal needs. Bravo 👏 Madame you are very inspiring. And a big thanks from the animal kingdom 💖

The look she gave you when you were showing us about shaking the head...she really watched with attention...it was fun to see her try to figure you out, and what a great video, thanks!!

This woman is phenomenal. I like her idea of giving the horse a time-out corner.