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There is no simple fix when you constantly subject your horse to jumps that are not even natural in nature. A horse in the wild does not challenge itself to do these high jumps.. please stop asking your horse to jump, their legs are not meant to do that kind of behavior.

If I had forced my horse to do athletic and competitive jumping for years under pain the first words I would to say to her if she would understand is: I'M SORRY! Not: thank you.

This is an impossible dream. Sadly a lot of horse owners are very badly informed and if they cant get them to work well they sell them on . A lot of owners are also not fit and cause thier horses not to carry them well. Human just have to get on with it and that is what they expect of thier horses. Not a perfect world Sadly.

Always something to learn . Very eye opening and great to go through and watch ! Very courageous and amazing girl for putting herself and her horse out there. Would love to know how they are both doing now x

I'm trying to adapt different methods to find something that'll work for an abuse case palomino QH mare ex rodeo mount that's been traumatized by bad farrier work.

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You are as if you are a horse amazing observation, and I mean it in all due respect ma’am you have added so much to the horse world . thank you from the bottom of my heart for taking care of God‘s amazing creation, the noble horse

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And stop pulling their heads down so hard!! I know that ain’t good!

Stop using bits!!!! I don’t think horses are lazy, they just don’t want to do all this goofy stuff that us humans are asking them to do ,for money!\

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Where are you located? I’m going to send you my horse for a training. 😊

How can you develop the top line of a Gaited horse?

You can clearly see the disconfort even after the nerve blocks, the dressage saddle fits poorly too, ypu can see it bouncing off the horses back with every movement of the rider, i think this warmblood could have kissing spine beside the leg issues. This horse should be just a hobby horse and retire from sports.

I leased a very old gelding named Buddy for 3 years. We had a rocky relationship for a long time. He would bite me and pin his ears whenever I asked him to trot or put on a saddle. I was told he was just a grouch and lazy, and I needed to be the leader. When he was only happy when I left him alone, I was told he was bored. After over a year of frustrating interactions, having to rely on a whip to get him to do anything, and seeing how much he despised being around me, I stopped turning to my trainers for advice and searched UA-cam. I found a positive reinforcement trainer who used kind methods, and all her horses looked so happy and willing. I tried it with him, and his whole personality changed. He became eager to play with me and responded quicker to my cues. Our relationship blossomed, and I learned how it really felt to have a horse see you as a friend. He stopped biting me permanently, and even after a 2 hour ground work session, he was happy to perform tricks on Liberty in the pasture and would follow me to the gate when I said goodbye. He stopped trying to bite me when I put the bareback pad on. I stopped riding him in saddles when I learned how terrible a poorly fitted saddle is, so I stopped riding him in a saddle at all. Mostly we just did groundwork and liberty anyway. Sadly, he would still pin his ears and swish his tail when I'd ask him to trot. He was always lame, and the owner was neglectful and never took him to get examined. She had lots of lame horses that never got treated. So, we just never trotted. We had plenty of fun at the walk, and some of the best days were when we just walked around playing with toys and obstacles and doing tricks. The rescue he was at was a scam, and though I tried to adopt him as per my contract, the owner resisted and before our legal battle was completed all her horses were taken by Animal Control. He was put down by the new rescue after a laminitic attack. I wish I could've given him a proper retirement, but I'm glad he was finally taken away from that bad place.

Wouldn't tipping the horse's head towards you encourage her hind quarters to swing away?

As a professional saddler and fitter I just love this content. I will be encouraging all my clients and colleagues to watch this !

20:30 incorrect hoof trimming. Example front left. The hoof emerges in two phases: folding from the outside to the inside. that always leads to pain. The hooves also show a lot

Pferd bei 20.55 has a too long toe! Nicht gut. Thank you for this good Video!

As someone who has only had unsound horses this hits home. But I want to be an equine behavioralist so that I can see these things and be able to help those horses in need.

This lady being able to examine your horse is priceless. I think that I would do anything for this lady to examine my horse? I think my horse is Lam and I can’t figure out why I’m being told no but I believe he is.

i wanna know how Galina is now and what her owner choose to do for her treatment

This horse has horrible contracted shod feet! And probably kissing spine as well.

My horse is 5 and received this diagnosis in his hind limbs. He’s too young. He didn’t even get to start. His career was over before it started.

Such a beautiful and lovely work and production. What a great heart for horses of all the actors do have. Good luck for further horses, and thank you for this excellent work, hope the world will change step by step a bit more to respect these big wonderful animals and their health ❤

I wish all horse owners would have the caring and ability to afford the amount of care for their horses . Sadly they don't so the poor horses suffer. Great video.

The doubd effects music are distracting

Is there any way of contacting this woman?

It is about time someone shared this important info with horse owners and lovers so thank you:) I have an 11 year old halter champion. She is an Arabian and very intelligent. emotional, snotty, and yes....stubborn! Her Left shoulder, most likely about the deltoid region is a TINY bit smaller in form to the right shoulder. There has not been an identified 'problem' and I have been told she is perfectly able to perform and even compete again. but she was kept as a pasture pet the last 8 years. I feel she has not been properly exercised or conditioned so I am seeing a bit of muscle atrophe. Can you suggest a way in which I can safely recover the beautiful champion she once was? I am giving her supplements and a bute-less daily formula for natural immunity responses. In the spring, I plan to work her and build that muscle back up. However, before ground work, she gets a full muscle massage, then growndwork, them while the muscles are warm-a stretch and THEN riding. I would really appreciate an answer:))

If you have to use injections to get your horse feeling better, then use it to compete, you have learned nothing. Stop jumping them.

I posted this on the Aiken (SC) Area Dressage, Show Jumping and Eventing page. Pleaded to all to watch and hear their horses from now on.

This was a fascinating video - I wish I had known this vet for my boy - no one could help me and it was a simple problem - now its too late - it didn't have to be. Thanks for posting it

Very important study and video. Shared it. Thank you!

Thank God for this women💖💓

It’s so sad people Refuse to Learn horse behavior. The horse , like your dog or any other animal Will TELL you How it Feels. IF you’ll Listen. People don’t know HOW to or Want to Listen😞

cannot continue to watch. i regularly get injections for pain and you are not giving the horse any anesthesia? even a doctor gives anesthesia before giving a nerve block.

This is fascinating. A documentary anyone involved with horses should watch. Do we have any update on this lovely mare? How is she doing?

You are a wonderful owner !😊😊❤❤

I can relate to this situation. I just hope more horse owners will watch this amazing video and follow their gut until they get answers for their equine friends.

Excellent video. 35 years ago, we had bought a grade mare that had some Arab in her. The horse trader said to never put a child on her back. My now ex-husband did anyway, and I was livid. The mare’s problem when he rode her, she threw her head up a lot(he weighed 165#)When my 12 year old daughter rode her, the mare was well mannered and gentle. She was used for trail riding and games such as poles and barrel racing. At that time, we didn’t know very much and were new to caring for horses. My only resources back then were horse magazines. Now I realize that perhaps she was having back pain with more weight on her back. I wish I could have realized that back then. There were no chiropractors available anyway. I wish I was better at assessing horses back then. At least she was saved from the feedlot. We bought her for $250. She had a wonderful foal 6 months later.

4:36 : not nice with the spurs...

Just dumped your injection into a blood vessel 😱 Always pull back on the plunger to see if it draws blood before inject. If you draw blood, pull the needle out a bit and try the same thing at a different angle.

He really has a great bond with that man at the end

I actually think that instead of wanting to please us despite being in pain, they simply give up since most people do not listen. Most people do not understand their horse and write off signs of discomfort as being moody or disrespectful. Even humans will get tired of trying if nobody listens, so they comply as they always do and just endure. It would be so nice to have it be a requirement to learn about equine language first before being allowed to get a horse, it would definitely help avoid so much problems for the animals and educate humans alongside. A win-win, really, but given most people don't even 'believe in' equine language I doubt it'll be a thing. Ever, really. Hopefully people will educate themselves more, be it with videos like this or learning these things and raising their children and students with this knowledge. I'm at least hopeful this sort of thing will help. So thank you for making this video. :)

With a magic wand, i would tell Galena i wouldn't hurt her anymore.

My horse has come back from a Stifle injury thats now 2 years old. hes had injections, regular chiropractic care, regular foot care, teeth massage therapy. and more. and people assume because i had a poor trainer handling him as I didn't know better. he hates riding there is pain etc. ive seen vets after vets after vets. he's fine. and just needs to rebuild his muscles. Yet i always get comments on my posts on social media that hes in pain. its kinda frustrating

I hope things like this are being repeated. My life has been wanting to help and heal horses, and succeeding as best I could.

Thank you!

It is astonishing how obvious these signs are when pointed out.