Horse Behavior and Body Language π΄
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Published 2021-03-19
I cover some examples of behavior and body language that horses will display. Sometimes you get mixed signals from similar-looking body language in the ears or tail so I cover a couple examples speaking on this. Next, I show how learning to read a horse's behavior and body language helps when working with a horse. Finally, I give insight into how this later translates to riding your horse and improving communication.
I hope this video is a help in your journey of understanding and reading horse behavior and body language. Feel free to leave a comment with questions or if you would like to share a future video idea π
0:00β Lesson Overview
0:26 Relaxed Signals
0:52 Tense or Worried Signals
1:27 Dominant & Testing Signals
2:30 Aggressive Signals
3:18 Playful Signals
3:47 Mixed Signals Body Language
4:42 Horse Training Body Language Examples
6:17 Undersaddle Communication
7:18 Tips To Develop Feeling Undersaddle
Disclaimers: When riding or working with a horse, I recommend having an equestrian professional present. If a workout routine is demonstrated in a video, and you feel in any way uncomfortable, I recommend consulting with a fitness trainer.
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All Comments (21)
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Feel free to leave questions or future videos you would like to see :)
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Who doesn't have a horse but is mindlessly watching these videos π€£
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As someone who is both immensely respectful for a horses size and power and (occasionally) intimidated by them, I found this video very useful. Thank you!
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I love it how your videos always get straight to the point and you don't try to drag it out and make it confusing, they are always so straight forward and I love watching them. : )
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Good suggestion about riding an experienced horse to get familiar what it should feel like. All beginners need to ride experienced horses.
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Another flawless tutorial. I wish I had seen this video in class, you present it in such a straightforward fashion and using REAL horses!!!!!!. Not drawings with bad printing clarity although your drawings are really good. Always enjoy your videos and look forward to them every week.
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Your talent and aptitude for horses is so gratifying, so thank you. β€πͺβ€
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I love this video!! I'm only ten and just rode our horse for the first time today, only after watching your videos. I really love our horse...Thankyou!
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This was nice to watch and learn more about horses. I haven't been around horses much, but recently, I've been volunteering at a horse sanctuary/rescue and been working with older horses. Most of them are sweet, but there are a few aggressive or grumpy ones. It's good to be able to tell their mood.
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Appreciate the thoroughness of this video exploring all the different behaviours. But I have to say, Iβve never encountered a horse named Zoloft beforeβ¦ Iβm guessing thereβs got to be an interesting story behind why he was named after an antidepressant! π
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Legend is a bloody beautiful horse
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You have a very calming voice π it's very easy to listen to when I am studying equine behaviour. This was so helpful, thank you!
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I donβt have a horse but I love them. So Iβm following each video of this channel
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Great job! I am studying to become a Vet Tech and I found this very helpful and not boring!
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I wish I could attend your lessons practicaly not just online
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This was awesome thank you! Love your teaching style and kindness
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Beautiful informative video, you are a good teacher.
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Thank you for the great video! I appreciate how you broke it down into sections and took a freeze-frame to explain further. I am going to show this in my Animal Assisted Therapy course!
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So, so helpful. I've never really had anyone explain horse behavior/body language before! Immensely helpful!
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Wow I enjoy watching your videos so much! :)
