Actually my complement to the horse who seems to be very intelligent and the patients of a saint. This horse is beautiful

@SBFMustangEventing

21 күн бұрын

Thank you!! He’s a VERY special horse!

@AngelCatBaby

11 күн бұрын

I agree…👍

Both child and horse did well for a first time

That was very special to watch + this little boy + his horse will become inseparable in time. 😁🐎💕

I like the patience of both and of the lady too. ❤

Congratulations young man & mama . Treat em with treat’s & a brush he’ll luv ya for it .

The only thing this child needs to do is for safety reasons …but from what I’ve seen, these two are building trust together…awesome job. It takes lot of time and patience to build trust and respect for each other. This horse is beautiful and very calm with the child, not running away when it is being fitted with the halter, he definitely is responsive to the child’s gentle and, excuse me, clumsy at times attention, but how do you learn anything except by being clumsy but with practice and repetition and in doing better? That can NEVER be taught on computers, only by doing it. I know, I too was that green in handling horses, but no matter how old you are, you still keep learning new and better ways to handle horses or anything else in life for that matter, by practicing and learning how to accomplish them within your own limits and in a timely manner. It takes patience and perseverance, a commitment to get the job done right. The boy done well. It will take more time for the boy to feel more comfortable at what he is doing, but time and practice will do the rest, that is if the boy truly understands and loves horses and wants to do what’s right and best for his horse. Never have a hotheaded person around animals, they will pick up the negative emotions and will NOT want to do anything with you. Take if from someone who knows this, and have seen how it ruins a perfectly good animal into something that will be uncomfortable and uncontrollable in the future. Love, respect, kindness, compassion, patience and understanding are the keys to learning how to be a better person and/or rider around and among animals. I hope the boy and the horse become the loving companions that comes with love and trust for each other, friends inseparable. Love this video….👍❤️🙏🏼🇺🇸

@SBFMustangEventing

5 күн бұрын

Thank you! He has a way with horses and this horse is very special ❤️

there is a beautifull relation between the boy and the horse growing, he will be a great trainer!

Both of you did a great job!!!!!!👏❤

@SBFMustangEventing

21 күн бұрын

I agree, thank you!

They are learning to trust together ❤❤

Great teaching - this young man did beautifully - he gained trust from this horse you could see the connection - beautiful!!

@SBFMustangEventing

5 күн бұрын

Thank you so much!

Love that looooong tail!

Great job everyone❤❤❤

Absolutely beautiful. Great persistence and a lovely natured mustang with hint of cheekiness. There's always people who attack so don't give up because of them. I've been where you're boy is with horses and bulls I don't know.😂

@SBFMustangEventing

21 күн бұрын

Keyboard warriors don’t bother me anymore! When you have over 8,800 followers on FB you learn to ignore! Being present in the moment is a lot different than being behind a screen! ❤ Thank you for your kind words and encouragement!

Love this. ❤️✝️🥰

Nice job coaching mom! Great video and sweetness

@SBFMustangEventing

5 күн бұрын

Thank you!!

A young horse whisperer for sure! ❤️

@SBFMustangEventing

21 күн бұрын

He sure is! ❤

What a lucky find, his such a mellow boy. I'm sure with time your son will have an easier time managing him.

@SBFMustangEventing

21 күн бұрын

He’s a true gem! A one in a million!

Nice job mom and broke well...

That is definitely a very TAME and quiet horse. Different title is needed.

I can understand people having safety issues with this, but sometimes, parental instincts are spot on. This kid learnt things from this he could learn no other way. I love animals dearly, and I always tend to give them the benefit of the doubt. Don't be surprised if this kid excel's at horsemanship, and that's thanks to his mom. ❤😊❤

@SBFMustangEventing

5 күн бұрын

Thank you!!

I do not think this "wild" mustang is all that wild. The horse has braids in its mane, so I think this horse has been gentled.

@wolfixiqiao

28 күн бұрын

You won't believe this but I was once able to braid a wild horse's mane when it was actually in the wild. (I have photos as well but obv I don't wanna dox myself.) "Wild horse" doesn't equal "scared horse"; that's normalized when it shouldn't be. Wild horses do not need to be scared of humans, and to get close to one all you need to do is earn its trust. I now have a wild mare of my own and I was able to approach her and pet her/untangle her mane on day 1 of her arrival. Patience and calmness is all you truly need to work with a horse and ear their trust. And no fear.

The horse is willing...

IF at first you Don't Succeed, try and try again.🎉

So video says "Wild" Mustang. I'm curious if this is a wild Mustang who braided this beautiful animals mane? Seems pretty tame to me. Also, "if" it is wild, it's completely not safe for small child trying to put harness on. There is so much wrong in this video

@wolfixiqiao

28 күн бұрын

Actually wild horses tend to be a lot calmer around younger children because they don't have as much fear as adults. And children are generally less scary in the eyes of animals. It is perfectly safe for him to be working with this mustang. Age does not matter. My first horse was an untrained mustang who I got at age 14, and I started training her completely alone. Wild horse = dangerous animal is a stereotype that isn't true in reality if you work with them with an open mind and heart.

@SBFMustangEventing

21 күн бұрын

@@wolfixiqiaoperfectly said, thank you!

@SBFMustangEventing

21 күн бұрын

Yup, he is 3 days out of the wild! He’s a wonderful horse and an exception! Perfect opportunity for my kid to learn! Clearly I have no clue what I’m doing and haven’t gentled over 25 mustangs with great success! How are kids going to learn if we do everything for them? That is what’s wrong with our world! There is NOTHING wrong in this video, take a moment to educate yourself and learn from this kiddo!

Semplicemente Fantastico 😚

@SBFMustangEventing

21 күн бұрын

Thank you

The child would have done better by himself :))

What makes a mustang? I know very little about horses? Thank you.

@SBFMustangEventing

21 күн бұрын

They’re wild horses roaming the Midwest! They’re wild bred so “mutts” of the horse world because we will never know what their breeding is! They’re American Legends!

The horse is trying to help him actually 🤷🏼‍♀️

@SBFMustangEventing

21 күн бұрын

He sure is!!

Kids have been interacting with all kinda animals on the farm for years sorry you city slickers just don't understand.

That horse is not "wild." So the title of this video is misleading.

Click Bait.

@SBFMustangEventing

21 күн бұрын

Yea 🙄 Because my channel is huge and needs click bait 😒 It’s just me sharing a journey with my kiddo! Move on ✌️

@hawaiibound.

12 күн бұрын

​@@SBFMustangEventingso you're okay with teaching your children to lie? Because obviously, that horse is not wild. He has a braided mane for crying out loud.

This is a terrible case child endangerment you are laughing. At least teach him to do it correctly. And with safety in mind

@ashtonsawesomeaussieanimal2133

Ай бұрын

Yeah

@linnyw1072

Ай бұрын

I think it's an incredible case of child tenacity patience and perseverance.

@SatiricalLizard

Ай бұрын

I do not think this "wild" mustang is all that wild. The horse has braids in its mane, so I think this horse has been gentled.

@Teyha8

27 күн бұрын

I think the mother did a great job. To much cotton woofing of children and they don’t learn anything. This horse was curiously interacting with the boy, energy reading is skill we seem to have forgotten, maybe if more practice it the world would be a better place.

@SBFMustangEventing

21 күн бұрын

@@Teyha8thank you for your kind words and encouragement! You say it perfectly about the world we live in!