Animal Communication: HOW I Listen to my Horses

[@loreleihebdon6595]

Whe I was a small child I had a very abusive alcoholic father. I would hide from him in the barn in the horses manger cover myself with hay. They would stand over the top of me an eat. I felt so safe.. Still cannot live with out a horse in my life.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

I hear you! My childhood horse literally saved me life. Read this: listentoyourhorse.com/aikido-lessons-from-a-horse/

[@jmerlo4119]

Lorelei Hebdon - Hm! How sweet! I could not live without a horse either.

[@Desertdweller1965]

You have something in common with a lot of the biggest natural trainers.

[@Hallands.]

Lorelei Hebdon Smart move!

[@amymclaughlin7373]

I have a permanent ache in my heart laced with deep regret and guilt about a horse named Tonka that I was given by my father as a child. Not only didn't we have the property or the financial means to care for this beautiful creature, I had almost no training in caring for horses. His home was a small fenced area that quickly became sandy. The only good thing was the shade of a mature oak tree. After some time, even with supplemental feed , hay and interaction, Tonka became depressed. I had a friend who lived close by and owned a large farm and offered to take him in and care for him until he was healthier. After about a year, I decided I wanted him back (I was about 13) and against my father's wishes, he helped me bring him home. When we got to the farm Tonka looked so beautiful, robust and shiny. I could immediately see the difference in his demeanor and how he carried himself. When we led him off the farm, he resisted because he knew exactly where he was going. Against my father's strong urgings, I convinced him to let me take Tonka back home to his dreary life. Even though I know Tonka loved me and I believe he knew I loved him, now that I'm much older and a little wiser, I've learned a lot about animals and know they are so much more than I ever imagined. I picture the day we forced him to leave the farm and it's so painful. It's something I live with and always will. I still have dreams about him and will always miss him. There is a belief that animals' souls live on just as people do and if they do, I sincerely hope he knows how deeply sorry I am for taking him away from his utopia. Tonka was a beautiful soul and I'll always love and miss him. The best I can do is to honor him by treating all the animals in my life with love, understanding and respect and the permanent ache in my heart will never let me forget how important that is.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

We can't do better until we know better. So also hold yourself in love and compassion. It is an amazing but terribly sad aspect of humans that almost every person who keeps her horse caged for 24 hours/day genuinely LOVES that horse. It would be like you living in your bathroom for 90% of your life and the person who locks you in there goes without things to pay for your food, gives up social experiences to come and ride on your back, drives a crappy car to be able to pay your medical costs (cause when your life is unnatural, you get sick and injured a lot)... I could go on. But you get the drift. This is the reality for MOST horses in captivity. All we can do is BE the change. And bear witness, hold space for a different reality - hold the hope and possibility of a bigger, freer existence. We've all done things we're not proud of - things that usually arose from our own wounding, or just plain ignorance. Hold yourself in compassion sister. And make today better xox

[@rachaelrogers2104]

I can totally relate to this sadness and regret I hate how selfish I could be effortlessly in my earlier days. But for me it was a farm I'd visit every winter and summer wed show up and ride the legs off those horses. I still cant forget even today all the times I was unaware of how unselfish true love really is. I'm still learning and I wont forget this lesson, like you I honor and embody every relationship I have been blessed to behold in my life. It only took the consciousness of that ugly feeling of selfishness for you to recognize that's not how you are...that's not how you ever want to be...not to be that way again. Thanks for sharing. Pray on it and ask for forgiveness. It is at that moment when you will be forgiven.

[@fionadecarli840]

I loved this video ♥️ I have kind of a turbulent story with horses. When I was 12 y.o I begun to take care of a 7 horses herd, they were in a big field and the owner didn't took much care of them, was pretty rude and dominant when he used them (luckily he used them few times because he had lost interest). I went every weekend for three years, only to feed them, change the water and be with them in the fields. I didn't knew what I was doing, and that was the good thing! The horses learned my schedule, they would wait for me in the fence door, follow me through the field, had a good "siestas" together... The stallion liked to escape from time to time, I sometimes found him in the road while I was going there (I always went walking) and he followed me without rope or anything with traffic around. It took me time to realize the only reason I was able to establish that relationship with them was because I never asked anything from them, and I never ride them either. They would run away from the owner, and humans seeing our relationship would say "I had a gift with horses". I knew I didn't! Later in life I took care of more horses, but this time with the owners being more present. I was really scared of authority figures and they would always say to me How Things Were Really Done (obviously not my way), and I would always follow their lead thinking I was wrong (poor belief in myself and tremendous fear to stand against their metods). So, I have never achieved this kind of relationship again. I begun to follow the traditional way, ride more, dominate more, hurting the horse and myself aswell in that process. I was constantly feeling guilty about it. I connected with more horses and I lost that connection by listening to the big authoritarian guys instead of listening to myself and the horses. I had this dream some time ago to rescue horses and give them the kind of life you are giving them. I know now that dream was based in me feeling guilty and trying to seek forgiveness (I know it may sound a bit extreme, but it's because, for me, horses are way more special than people, so me hurting them because I was afraid to live my way really hurts me more than anything I may have experienced with people). I'm taking a break on horses so I can shed the guilt and shame off my system, so if life brings them to my life again I will act with pure presence, and not projecting my guilt to the relationship. Thanks for your videos, your conscience and your work, I love to see in you the truth I feel inside ♥️

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Wow that's very powerful Fiona. And your plan sounds like a good one. Please don't be too hard on yourself though - most of us have had periods of domination and 'using' horses along our journey. But the most valuable thing is to be aware of that and actively seek to release it and not repeat it. This herd knows I don't want to be that way, so they actively coach me or reprimand me when I default to dominant behaviour. So don't worry - your next horses will help you re-program yourself!

[@fionadecarli840]

@@ListenToYourHorse thanks a lot! :) I did kind of "abandoned" horse related dreams for several reasons, but now, through this video and the video of Jenna that I've just watched (were she shares her initiation in the herd) something have clicked inside me :) I have worked channeling info and healing people for years, and discovered recently I really didn't want to do that. Now for some reason horses are starting to be more present, in a different way. I'll not create expectations about it, just let it flow, see what life have prepared for me now that I'm moving in another direction (and house/region too), and not force things, but I do want to experience horses being now truly me after two years of break and deep healing. Thanks a lot for sharing all this beautiful things and for your work, I'm very happy I've found your channel :) A lot of love for all of you from Spain

[@cynthiamcwhorter6721]

You are so awesome with your horses. Being kind hearted and thoughtful in how we treat animals is really important I think.

[@Mystique7]

That was so beautiful. I live in the city, now I understand why therapists will send their patients to spend time at horse stables. Thank you for sharing!

[@skysky9115]

Thanks for sharing this beautiful bright morning with your awesome horses ...from ours to yours .. Have a great day !

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Thank you! You too!

[@MsGroovalicious]

5:07 Thank you for saying this. I'm new to horses (3.5 years) and have been studying true natural horsemanship. So many "horsey girls" are aggressive and simply discount the horse. They bully and push them around and even smack them!! (Ah!!!!!) I hate that. Bless you for making this video.

[@trinidiana]

Ditto to everything you say! Beautiful!

[@shyfillie3368]

MsGroovalicious: 😊 Welcome 2 the 🐴 world. Here's a website u need 2 check out. He's very good. thinklikeahorse.org. He has a YT channel where he talkes about EVERYTHING as showing how 2 do it. I hope 2 c u ther.the 😀 He's an "in ur face" kinda gruff guy; He's retired military guy & a retired cop. He also has 2 other channels. Think like a cop. He also has 1 on how 2 train dogs.. he learned how 2 train dogs while in the military.

[@Reposessor]

Yeah- I help out at a barn sometimes and some of the people here smack and hit the horses and it honestly really annoys me because I feel as if the horses are getting quite annoyed by it at this point- but everyone else is always like 'IT doesn't hUrT tHe hOrSeS sO wHo cArEs.' ugh.

[@dissendiums]

MsGroovalicious ...I am shocked to know that about a lot of “ horsey girls”! Would never thought they would be that way. Though a little before my time I’d imagined they were all so crazy about their horses -they were like Liz taylor in National Velvet (!)- like there was some magical connection with respect between them. I actually have not seen the whole movie but that’s the idea I got from it as a teenager way back when it was very occasionally shown on tv- so I never caught the whole thing ever! Anyway I look at several types of animal vids in general and am fascinated by so many- I’m just a visitor here for horses as I am for most animals- I can’t decide outside of cats... if only I’d known about communication with animals earlier tho, great stuff!

[@chrisbarlow2131]

@@Reposessor Hi. Yep. Well if it didn't hurt the horse why do they bother hitting them in the first place?

[@sariboncuk9112]

How fascinating to see this lady thinking about what the horse may feel, want or need. And giving them time to decide what THEY will do. Not commanding or forcing them to do what SHE wants. This is a big contrast to the world where horses are not seen so much as partners but used to do things the woman or man in the saddle wants them to do. I am not riding - only an admirer of horses. But the comments in this clip are also useful for me - because I am a cat mum. The video tells me: Be patient, don't expect "human behaviour" from your pet. Do not be disappointed if it is not a lap-cat (took a decade until my ginger tom, soon 13 years, was willing to "make his biscuits" there) - try to accept your partner on paws as he is. So you will be less frustrated ;-)

[@lindatobin9851]

Thank you for answering my question.I understand exactly what you mean, it makes sense.I wish all horses experienced the level of empathy and respect you show to your beautiful souls.

[@tomnichols6888]

Zora reminds me of the moon the way the moon has light and dark spots very beautiful

[@Tombo1230]

I love your relationship with the horses. It is great that you understand and communicate in this really unique and beautiful way.

[@Cthecool]

Thank You! I don’t have horses; but they are always my favorite. Such beautiful animals so in tune if we listen dogs and horses are like spiritual soul beings to me.

[@olafbergman4063]

Carla Johnson yeah you’re so right!

[@ET-ne]

Love what you do, I have 18 acres UK, and 8 horses, I ride none of them....but love them just for what they are.....free. x

[@vanilittlestar6357]

I love the relationship you have with your horses. You are so kind, patient & caring. I really love when you said that you don't have to yell or hit them to teach them. Which is what so many people do to their pets. All you need is love & respect & the rest will follow. Horses are very sensitive & should be treated as such. You are so amazing!

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Thanks Vanessa - glad you're enjoying them!

[@nancysgroi9490]

You interact with horses as I do, but lack the open area, thank you for sharing your video, it's a comfort to see it.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Rent a trailer for the day and head to somewhere with trails and go during the week when there's less people there - it's so worth it!

[@luvsspyglass2971]

Thank you for making this video ... so inspiring the way you have bonded with your horses. Love it!

[@dreamingof777]

This is an absolutely beautiful video! The horses, the environment, the narrating. It is all so peaceful. It's been years since I was a rider - something I would love to get back into. Watching your video and listening to your theory of communication with horses is something I hope to emulate in the near future. Thank you for sharing this will us.

[@sherryuribe5766]

I played a loud rock and roll radio. My horse loved to dance. She always arrived on time.

[@mimi9239560]

I love horses my whole life since I was born. They are like best friend to you. I love to bonded with them. It very nice to have them as your friend

[@ListenToYourHorse]

I totally agree!

[@rozzywise415]

You remind me of me as Mom with my 5 children on a typical day outside playing. Your voice, timing, rewards, knowledge. Very much like a loving Mom. I saw myself in you with my kids. They are all grown now and are healthy, strong, kind and fun.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

It’s true, there are so many parallels. My eldest child is now 22 but throughout their childhood I tried to never say no, and always facilitate their ideas, their expression, and support them to be who they are, not who I wanted them to be!

[@Andrea-uk5zv]

I love the connection and the mutual trust you share with your Horses. I don’t have a Horse but I’ve always gravitated towards them. There used to be a big feild close to my home and there were a couple of older male Horses in it. I would go visit them about three times a week. At first they just stood around viewing me with mild curiosity and eventually they began to come over to the fence and allow me to stroke them or give them a scratch if they were itching. One day the owner dropped by to deliver theyre feed and she told me a little about them. The older one Sonny was 22, he was the more quiet and Eddie was 14 and spooked easily. They were both white and dirty and I longed to brush them but because they weren’t mine I never dared. I used to stand and talk to them for a couple of hours about my day and what I’d been up to and I’d ask them about theirs. They’d listen and nod and come close so they could smell me. If they weren’t there I’d call them and it was the loveliest sight to see them come galloping over to see me. It melted my heart. They’re not there anymore as the land has been turned into houses. It broke my heart when they left. If I ever was lucky enough to have Horses I’d be exactly like this with them. Thank you for this gorgeous video ..

[@lizverde4309]

Your vibe is just so calming.

[@1suitcasesal]

This is a very lovely video. I had a relationship like that with my horses for many years. It involves respect for them as horses. They are allowed to be horses. They are not just humans play things. I took care of not only their physical needs but I took care of their emotional needs also. After a while they started sending me pictures of things they were doing or if they were ever afraid of something.

[@louisegogel7973]

🤍🤎🤍🖤🤍🧡🤍💛🤍

[@mariannewolf57]

"I entered their world and now we're on horse time." There is SO much behind this simple sentence. Thank you for showing us this magical world!

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Aww you're so welcome!

[@karenbrown2135]

I love your way of thinking.

[@kimmcwicked7434]

This was incredibly peaceful to watch. Thank you for finishing my day on a beautiful note!

[@ListenToYourHorse]

You are so welcome!

[@fotiosvenedis2200]

​@@ListenToYourHorse😂🎉😢😮😅😊 Ni ❤🎉🎉❤❤

[@JaiSequoia]

love this real time horse time Jini. I'm sure I watched it before but today it was almost like being there with you. I love that even though you are thinking 'relationship' and not 'training' you are still setting boundaries for what's ok and not ok with your space/body and looking for opportunities to affirm what you want and not just what you don't want. As humans we can really get in the 'don't want' and I think that's really confusing for horses as they think in pictures and here we are visualizing what we don't want all the time. It's tricky lesson for sure and I am still learning it. I had the opportunity to meet 2 babies that were rescued and brought back to the west kootenays here. I actually utilized much of what I've been learning from your videos and herd integration to let a mare in with them (after them being almost on the other side of a fence for a day) and then leading a mare in (who was very clear with me that she had a job to do and if I'd let her in with them she'd take over and help them). It was pretty cool. The babies were each suckling on her after a short while (no she wasn't lactating) and then yawning and relaxing a lot.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

ohmygosh Jai! I LOVE LOVE LOVE everything you wrote here - and those babies, suckling for comfort, oh lord, THIS, this is WHY we want to develop the skills to truly listen and receive from our horses!! What a shining light you are

[@JaiSequoia]

@@ListenToYourHorse Awww. That means a LOT coming from you Jini. I do what I can for the horses I come into contact with. It's a mixed blessing as they quickly realize I am listening and often tell me many of their woes, but the tricky part is, does their owner want to know? Will I harm my relationship by offering what their horses are saying to me? Obviously, I've learned to ask the human if they want to know, but then I have to figure out how to not carry that information inside me....

[@ListenToYourHorse]

@@JaiSequoia Ah well Montaro gave me the answer to that question - how to not carry stuff inside you that's not yours, or doesn't belong, or makes you feel icky, etc. So you do the 'As Above So Below' from this blog post and then you BUILD the energy - make the prana emanating from your heart bigger and bigger, and then just like flushing a toilet, FLUSH it down in one big whoosh, out the soles of your feet, into mother earth. If you have a lot of anger or negativity to drain, then keep doing it and after swirling it in your center, run it back down your legs into the earth, in an ongoing loop: in through the head, up from the earth, swirl, drain down the legs - just keep it draining for as long as you need to: listentoyourhorse.com/aikido-lessons-from-a-horse/

[@JaiSequoia]

@@ListenToYourHorse thank you for this Jini

[@gisele2926]

@@JaiSequoia I love what you both wrote ...please please please show people "the way" with horses. The horses are calling! I have been around horses my entire life. It has been my experience that most horse people are very clumsy, almost deaf, and much too dominant in communicating with horses. I feel the horse's telepathic energy and (thoughts, spirit and heart), like you both. I feel their sadness, when they are not "seen" or "heard". I speak for the beloved horses. I love horses to my soul. They are sacred beings to me...always have been. I try to make the people understand their language and their way. It helps to create a better life for each and every horse whose human learns a gentle , open-hearted, and calm way of being with their horse. Reciprocal friendship, allowing, being present and quiet, open-heartedness, and being a good listener help to guide the way. Horses are the best yoga instructors. They teach mindfulness. When the student is ready the teacher appears. May all sentient beings find peace and love and live with joy and freedom.

[@Lifeletnothingholdudown]

They are having so much fun they love doing that. They're so cool.

[@barbaragalbreth4429]

Many trainers believe horses need direction, that horses want a leader moving their feet, it is how they feel safe. Apparently, they haven't seen this yet, this is a very horse liberating style of horsemanship, maybe even evolutional. But I'm pretty sure, back when people's lives were much more integrated into their horse's, they too must of had a deeper understanding of each other. Then again, you see these beautiful wild mustangs living in the west, who were originally abandoned centuries ago and imagine how different horsemanship would be today if a horse would have been able to trust man.

[@jennifergarcia1317]

I love this video. I am from Hawaii and we call our time Hawaiian time and these horses are on that time as well. Whenever I go back home my family says that we Look like we are running instead of walking or strolling like my Hawaiian 🌺 people do, just walk casually. These horses walk on their own time!

[@ListenToYourHorse]

SO true!!

[@mimi9239560]

This is so BEAUTIFUL VIDEO. i love it. thank you for sharing

[@ajrwilde14]

So much patience, you must be an amazing mother.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Patience is actually one of the things I've worked the hardest at developing - my kids had a lot to do with that skill acquisition ;)

[@brandon2912t]

So beautiful, they are in Heaven on Earth with you! Such a joy to see them just being! Thanks for sharing, it was so peaceful and fulfilling to watch!

[@ListenToYourHorse]

You are so welcome

[@nilkolllu5036]

If we respect all others like this way, our world will be a loving place with peace. What a beautiful life!

[@rovhalt6650]

4:30 "feels to me like they'd like to stay here for a bit" Literally every horse with their backs towards her 😂

[@arnoldpaine6143]

More like the horses don't want anything to do with her. They aren't giving her a second of their concentration.

[@kathleenreyes4345]

What a beautiful relationship!

[@evsta100]

Such power yet friendly disposition. Great stuff

[@janinesmith1225]

Wow what an amazing way you treat those horses that’s the way it should be for everyone I do believe we’re all learning how to communicate and think and care about others. I believe this is the new paradigm we are moving in and you are truly a leader and a teacher of it. It’s so amazing to watch the horses when you just let them do what they want and you care about their feelings what a beautiful video thank you so much for sharing.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ListenToYourHorse]

I agree - humans are finally learning how to behave like all the other evolved creatures on this planet! I have great hope! xo

[@jjk109]

What an amazing video. Thanks for sharing. Beautiful horses and dogs.

[@JuliannaG100]

Thank you so much for sharing this. I enjoyed every minute of your way being with the horses and how all of you have an honest and real relationship. Its so inspiring and kind of funny (taro is a smart guy). :D

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Aww thanks Julianna! And yes, Taro is pretty cool :)

[@billieribot6339]

OMG that PRE grey horse... SOOOOO BEAUTIFUL~~ I'm in love. Hugs from Buenos Aires, Argentina

[@Talis1717]

This is so relaxing, it is so relaxing and stress relieving to watch your videos after a long day. Why, the times I haven’t been watching your videos I have realised there is a lack of peace and relief that I feel the horses bring to the audience.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Awesome Hannah! xo

[@ToniToni-gq6kx]

I love watching & listening to your films, its very calming for me and then I have the privilage of learning a little more about horses, like they are foragers. With the light of trtuth & love Toni:)

[@L2design]

Thats what heaven must be like!

[@italiantraditionalcatholic2390]

No.. heaven is where Jesus lives

[@tt55k]

Italian Traditional Catholic , Jesus was the man , the personality that he took for his lifetime on earth . But you wouldn’t understand that , so for you that is where Jesus is . Have a good day !

[@italiantraditionalcatholic2390]

@@tt55k is that some type of rap manipulation?

[@tt55k]

Italian Traditional Catholic no I just decided that if you are a traditional Italian Catholic , then you probably wouldn’t understand .

[@italiantraditionalcatholic2390]

@@tt55k stop believing lies..

[@maris9559]

All your beauty is reflected in your voice. Amazing stuff you are doing! Thank you for sharing

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Thank you - my pleasure 😊

[@patriciagriffiths398]

Hello just joined your channel. So lovely seeing all your horses. Kindest regards.

[@michellecooper5753]

These horses are all so different and all beautiful

[@luzmassano295]

I ABSOLUTELY agree when you say 'I dont have to get her to back off and move respectfully away from me" because that's exactly what I heard when I was in an equestrian center learning how to ride, and I wasn't okay with this kind of method like "I AM the leader and YOU are submitted to ME" and I'm really glad that someone "understand" me if I may say that this way ;)

[@luzmassano295]

actually I just realized that this is also what a lot of "horse trainer" say so I'm all the more happy

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Yes, for some reason horse people often have this weird concept of "respect". But what it usually translates to is: Me boss, you slave, don't even question me. Yep, I don't like it either!

[@leealexander3507]

Why have a horse in your life at all if you don't want a horse close to you?

[@marlenemcmurtry2889]

@Lee Alexander. You have misunderstood, she doesn't want her horse to treat her that way. The horse bumped her a little aggressively.

[@JoJo-dj9ek]

@@ListenToYourHorse It might come from the dog world. A lot of people talk about how not to let the dog boss you around. And then they say horses have a leader and you need to show them etc. But it is more like a slave master mentality and not a friendship.

[@PierreJeanLevy]

True intelligence and loving kindness

[@cbrown4944]

I wish all horses were treated like this!

[@louisegogel7973]

First we humans must learn who we are, what our boundaries, skills, and foibles are, then when we are secure in who we are, we can be honest and true with all others.

[@alyssasowell774]

This video is very relaxing. I'm a city girl so I dont really know anything about horses but I do equine therapy and really enjoy the connection and relationship I can build with a horse. The environment you have with your herd is so peaceful and relaxing, I can only dream of having something similar to this.

[@noellealyagout1669]

I loved watching this video so much. It re-enforces my way with horses which has become so similar to yours after so many methods tried and practiced . I now arrived at this wonderfully free and interactive style. You have given me more confidence to keep going in this way because Lord knows I don’t see others doing that around where I am and sometimes I let it undermine my confidence. Thank you so much and God bless you !

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Wonderful! It's so nice to find your tribe, isn't it? xo

[@gmariet1391]

Beautiful horses and relationships

[@suelishman431]

I've never had a relationship with a horse but I adore them. Watching posts like yours is so uplifting. There are so many places I can look at these gorgeous animals, but not once do you mention what a horse is 'used' for. Kudos.

[@mellowluka6165]

I love your dapple grey horse, her coloration is beautiful!

[@KumiKotara]

Gorgeous Andalusian !

[@rachaelrogers2104]

@@KumiKotara that's what I thought

[@tiajewels2820]

A state of true togetherness, a unity.

[@marythomas5358]

Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful!

[@deannayoung5311]

My next life I would love to come back As a beautiful horse of yours 🐎💞 You have a lovely spirit 🕊 New subscriber

[@rachaelkirby3467]

I think it's fantastic, you have such a freedom and insight it's just inspiring. They have such respect for you and vise versa.

[@annedeguernon8117]

absolutely amazing, so soothing to Watch, you make this world a better place, thank you

[@darilynadams7281]

Nice way you treat the horses & talk to them.

[@sidilicious11]

The opening scene is precious.

[@kimberlyhall7610]

Wow this is truly the best video I have seen about horsemanship!

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Thank you so much!

[@mj9949]

I'd like to come back as one of your horses

[@islabruce-tong2368]

This was wonderful! You are truly the best horse owner ever!

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Wow, thank you!

[@saradyer9124]

Thank you superb. It was also beneficial to see your land, as I felt compelled to clear mine as it was when I moved here when cattle grazed. I am now rethinking that need having seen your foraging environment. I noticed my family enjoying a chew on twigs and leaves, too. Thoroughly enjoying your videos. Thank you again Sara. 🤗

[@ListenToYourHorse]

The BEST option would be to have mixed-species grazing; horses, cows, sheep. Look at the work of Will Harris of White Oak Pastures - fascinating stuff. Oh wait, here you go: listentoyourhorse.com/get-rid-of-pervasive-weeds-by-strengthening-pasture-grasses/

[@thissunchild]

How absolutely wonderful ❤🙏🏾

[@joannsmith9]

So intuitive of you !

[@lisagay7271]

Very,beautiful,,,and,,sweet,,horses,,and,,doggy,,i,,love,,them,,all,,so,,peaceful,,too,you,,are,,so,,,,good,,with,,all,thank,,you,,for,,that😄😉😚😃

[@nerysjones7333]

Thank you for sharing this. Very useful.

[@sparkthelight6830]

feel so much peace horses and mountains miss the horses. seen 7 stuck in a bunch junk makes me cry

[@rosieleat6868]

At last! Someone who is looking at it from the animals point of view!

[@carolwilbanks4785]

❤️I WISH EVERYONE WOULD UNDERSTAND THAT HORSES ARE IN TUNE WITH PEOPLE I TRUST A HORSE MORE THAN MOST PEOPLE ITS AWESOME THING ❤️❤️

[@gretchenburton7184]

Love horses but am older. So many things in the way. Would love to live around them again.

[@sn8323]

It's a wonderful luxury to have the time to live in "horse time"...

[@L2design]

We just found out that witchhazel is all natural and great for bugs, fleas, and it makes their skin and hair great! maybe Juno would love it so he wont be so itchy! To keep coyotes and bears and other big predators away... put wolf urine around your perimeter

[@ListenToYourHorse]

LOL! And I would get wolf urine... where?? Still, as the city expands so rapidly, I'm not sure we'll see anything more than coyotes now...

[@jsvendsen6256]

ListenToYourHorse, you can probably source it at a hunter/trapper supply store.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

@@jsvendsen6256 You learn something new every day! I sure hope it's synthetic...

[@MsRuthLittle]

hi I enjoyed your video very much. the tan horse does not like his or her tail braided - says it doesn't work as good for shooing the flies off or something. Love to you and your wonderful horses.

[@runjettyrun3819]

Beautiful horse wisdom - thank you for sharing xx

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Thank you!

[@nomdeplume2213]

Zorra, blue roan/grey dapple (whichever you prefer lol) IS STUNNING! Theyre my absolute favorite.. but to find one with an entirely dark mane and tail is verg rare. I cant get over how gorgeous she is... my god, it makes me want to cry hahaha she reminds me so much of my very first horse ever. I was riding before i could walk, & i started walking by 8 months haha horses were my entire world and unfortunately as a 31 yr old, oldy lady single mom i haven't been able to provide my kids with the childhood i had but im determined to get some land and horses. I cant count all the things horses taught me and i want the same for my daughters.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

I hear you - I STILL don't live on land, but at least my kids are getting the connection from coming out to the horses with me (I lease the pasture here). The amazing thing about Zorra is that both her dam and sire are pure white. Her full sister was completely white by age 2. But Zorra is 12 now and still hasn't greyed out. VERY unusual for an Andalusian.

[@delphinium5555]

I would have loved to ride a pony when I was young but now in my sixties and a disability am unable to do it but enjoying watching or hearing about my grandchildren learning.

[@RobinEagle1]

I love this. This is amazing, thank you!

[@ListenToYourHorse]

You're welcome! xo

[@carolineleiden]

I wonder who the lucky one is: you or them?😁

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Me for sure!!

[@1tubeguy1]

Did you notice ‘ListenToYourHorse’ replied to your comment with “me for sure”. I expected her response to be a ‘ME’. My response to your comment is both her and the horses are lucky, that’s if the videos are unedited and she is genuinely kind to her horses. That being the case both are lucky because both her and the horses are getting their needs met.

[@suejoyChristian]

Thank you very much for sharing this beautiful video of God's amazing creatures. I did find it very peaceful and interesting, as well as educational. I do wish I was there!!😍

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Thank you! And you're very welcome :)

[@SharonStar62]

Beautiful video and horse's🐴🐴🐴💝💝

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Thank you very much!

[@shyfillie3368]

Hmm. Just an idea. When we feed alfa (sp) we break the flakes up so we can check 4 anything that might harm them & also 2 shake out a lot of the dust. 😊

[@elizabethpiescinski591]

I had a stillborn son and my friend had horses and I started riding a horse name Cagden. He helped a lot.

[@Agnetha1221]

Very beautiful. 💜❤️💙

[@YoSoyMariaPaulina]

Beautiful

[@joyafree5665]

I love seeing animals that have never been domesticated running free in large open space

[@siobhanmulvey]

wow. this is the most beautiful video I have ever seen. thank you for sharing:)

[@thornyturtleranch4u]

I have a really great horse story, true story on my channel told by a 96 year old man. Title is something about a good man. It was a race horse going to auction in the late 1930s or early 1940s. It's a great story.

[@lindajeancountrymusic]

Hello my new friend...i've come to see your herd since you came to see mine....horses and elk lololol! We communicate with our horses in the same manner. Beautiful horses and place.....and your heart as well! I absolutely love taking a stroll with my herd and seeing who wants to come with me.....such a gift this heart to heart and soul to soul connection and language. So sad that many miss out on this joy. Anyways....subbing and happy to have a new horse and YT friend!

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Thanks Linda and yes, so nice to connect! I listened to some of your tunes and love your voice and sparkly personality - you go girl!

[@MissLady-pq4hc]

Beautiful horses.

[@annalisa14]

Such good boundaries ! 19:48. Thanks for saying this ! I would like to meet with you.

[@andrewalker7163]

Amazing Love!

[@lindatobin9851]

Amazing video and so insightful.Horses are one of my favourite animals in the world.I have never seen a group of horses so calm.Forgive me for my ignorance ( I live in Scotland with no large predators ) I would have thought with Coyotes and mountain lions around, it would be too dangerous to let them be in an environment like this?

[@ListenToYourHorse]

You have to think how horses survive in the wild. Predators will take the babies, injured, old/slow horses first. But the herd will also protect it's own. Coyotes live here year-round, but bobcat's only occasionally show up and move on very quickly as we are quite close to the city.

[@wonderwend1]

I admire your illusion that there is an equal relationship but they're only coming back because there's a food reward. That's classic conditioning and training. They controlled everything beyond that. You even rewarded the tardiness of their arrival with Alfalfa. You say you communicate with sharing images but you sure do a lot of talking. I'm not convinced. Your horses have a lovely life.

[@growinspirit5361]

horses don't rush. when they arrive to a spot they like, they'll take a break when that's possible. if she would've headed on they probably would've followed her. her horses obviously trust and love her. we have to let horses be horses and just build on a harmonious relationship where both sides are happy and equal. we're not supposed to command them

[@joannsmith9]

It’s a beautiful thing.

[@katieperry3998]

This is great if you have all day to bugger about!

[@jacquelinehall6198]

Katie Perry Hi, your comment is exactly my thoughts too, lol

[@ListenToYourHorse]

LOL I have 3 kids and run my own business - life is about priorities and finding the right balance for each of us to be healthy and vibrant xo

[@katieperry3998]

@@ListenToYourHorse Well good for you!! What are you looking for?? A medal?? And by the way, anyone who uses 'lol", is pretty much trailer trash!

[@-fiona-583]

Lovely. Thanks.