Animal Communication - Unhaltered horse on 20 acres of Unfenced land

My Fjord/Belgian wants to be unhaltered and completely at liberty in a 20 acre unfenced field. There's a busy road on the other side of one neighbour's land... at the back there's a nasty neighbour... My horse says, "Do you trust me?" And so we head off... Read more of the story here: www.listentoyou...
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[@firewaterbydesign]

I love this video! This is the life that I wish for all captive and domestic horses.

[@CherylBerryl]

That was truly beautiful & inspiring. Horses are just the most amazing graceful & majestic creature's. They are one of the many great gifts God has bestowed upon us, here on earth.

[@dianeelaine]

I haven’t been around many horses in my life so it blew me away to see Montero and his son licking each other’s coat. I’ve never seen that before! It was beautiful!

[@ListenToYourHorse]

They are extra close and affectionate with each other. It's been an honor to witness their relationship - HEALTHY father/son dynamic :)

[@moirhann]

we have 2 ponies and they are free ranging on our property - it is 2 x 3 kilometres an only a fence towards the road down to the village.. the rest i totally open and they can go here they want- huge place in the Norweigan mountains. They NEVER leave the property.. we leave them out all day in nov - march but in a stable at night - but the rest of the year they are left out all the time. Often they come to the farm and sleep on the lawn. It is a wonderful connection

[@ListenToYourHorse]

That's amazing - even in the summer, when there's lots to forage, they don't leave your property? Are they older ponies? I think this herd is so energetic and adventurous, because they are so young. The 3 lads also have very strong, bold personalities.

[@moirhann]

@@ListenToYourHorse There are some natural barriers so we might be lucky but what make me wonder is why they do not go over the creek - it i 20 cm deep and VERY narrow .. it was even almost empty for water last summer.. still they did not go..They can walk trough the valley and get to super grass fields down by the fjord if they just walk 10 minutes on deer track but nope - they stay around the lake all the time and on the top of the mountain where there are a old timber stable. They go in there if the weather is bad - or they come home.. :) The ones e have now is around 25 and the other who is born here is 9.. but we have had a herd of ponies the last 11 years and they have never left the property.. The only time is when there are no grass just snow - then they can walk the road and go visit our neighbour but they come when we wizzle.. Funny horses.. The old one we got last year. He is the only horse that has had problems adjusting, but after a couple of months he setteled down. We saved him from a ridingschool. he was to old to work so we took him in . he is such a lovely pony. A English Exmoor. One of 3 in our country so it is quite fun when people can not recognise the breed.. So cute and sooo gentle but still hasd a lot of ompfh in him.. Lol.. he took off with me on his back - no saddle - no nothing... our other pony "Holly" - a big shetty went bananas a jumped and kicked and had a ball and then took off - our "Harry" followed with me on his back.. JESUS CHR... i was laughing so hard i almost fell off. The old gentleman really let loose and behaved like a youngster.. so fun.. - it was incredible to see how much spirit he has ( and FEEL the power.. Lol...).

[@moirhann]

@@ListenToYourHorsejeg glemte å si - espec. om sommeren ser det ut til at de er fornøyd med å bo i ett område. Det er knehøye gress og det har aldri vært tomt for mat .. faktisk finnes de fremdeles i knehøye gress i september. I have tried to convert the size of the property It i in acres:279.22797 - i guess that is approx 280 acre ?? Very narrow at some places... Kanskje turen fra toppen og rundt til sjøen er nok for dem ... I can try to film them when we lead them up to the mountain for the summer :)

[@sidilicious11]

I always love watching you and your herd. Montaro is very handsome. Beautiful song and footage.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Awww thanks Sidney!

[@jennifergarcia1317]

This is the most beautiful video of horses running and playing and loving each other and trusting their human. Just so beautiful that I was crying because of happiness I felt from these magnificent animals.

[@jenniferpauk5505]

I love that song

[@loriweikel9551]

Beautiful 🐎♥️

[@ironwolf6849]

I love it that you did all that by getting him so interested and excited in what you wanted him to do.

[@edss7778]

great!!!!!!!!!

[@mariidee2]

I loved your point of view and guided descriptions. that's exactly what you should do and how I would have explained it - with any animal. I think you're the only person I've seen that has really gotten it the same way I do. I don't know why I understand animals but I have been able to "get it" since a kid. Observing their behaviour and admiring all their particular intricacies is so uplifting. I respect them like a precious gift - they sense that or I have telepathy gifts - because I just understand and read their behaviour instantly and can predict their actions before it happens which surprises ppl but amuses me because it's so obvious to me. Ppl are fascinated at what animals do around me and how they are at ease in my presence and flock to me but it really IS all about not wanting to overpower them or expecting obedience, which is why they trust me more than others! - admiring their spirit and vitality is so beautiful and although obvious, not so natural for others! That is what os beautiful about animals - their unique spirit - watching the horses with their spunk in tact at the end was breathtaking and so satisfying! That's a true simbiótic relationship both ways. I'm like that with my animals and they are putty in my hands when I approach because they know it's genuine love on my part and ppl commonly say "what do you do to animals do you hypnotise them" I take that as a compliment even tho at times it's said in spite. How beautiful the animal kingdom.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

I agree - I consider it a great privilege to be able to learn from and be with them. Us, the animals, the trees, etc - we are all just fellow sentient earthlings!

[@angelkotilainen]

Same with me too. It's so clear and obvious isn't it. I was lucky enough to make friends (their decision) with some wild horses. The lead mare adopted me, she was an angel. Before that I worked for a dressage instructor with andalusian stallions kept in stables 24/7 with some exercise per day yet sometimes only 30 mins in an arena. I knew it was wrong, I felt it on all levels and left fast. When I found the wild horses, I observed them and it made my heart sing. We were besties for 6 years until they were removed to wild lands miles and miles away. I still miss them, yet I learnt a great deal about how horses should be :) SO different to the usual domesticated horses. This channel is the only one I have found that represents that quite well. I love it!

[@ListenToYourHorse]

@@angelkotilainen I just saw this comment Angel! And yes, I know what you mean about the horrid conditions stabled horses endure - I've done a blog post on it. But how wonderful you got to spend time/space with wildies - what a privilege that is. And SO pleased you're enjoying the channel :)

[@Shadowsmiling]

beautiful

[@tiaran83]

The music got to me at the end...

[@jnkmailacc]

Does he tell you he's hungry? b/c he's lying. lol

[@noellemcclain]

Amazing

[@mick4361]

Would she walk into a lions cage at the zoo to say hello?

[@madiomo3122]

Beautiful

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Oh, never even thought about that! Yes, I will put that on my to-do list...

[@ListenToYourHorse]

I made the video for you! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJ7GpGqnhdJmbZI

[@tina1090]

Whats the name of the song?

[@litestreamer]

How do they know where the boundaries are?

[@ListenToYourHorse]

I've sent him pictures in my mind - from my imagination to his mind. Then a month or so later, I walked him round the perimeter, while sending him the same pictures and feelings of how the neighbours would be mad if they showed up on their property - and I would be in trouble/distressed.

[@Posmlady]

I don't get it? it's her horse right? my horses followed me everywhere? They love humans once they get to know us? I guess I would get it more if it was not her horse?

[@sherrihinton8567]

I was thinking the same thing. There are these people being brought to tears and Im feeling like a sob

[@SugerSprinkledFun]

She states that she has only had the horse for 18 months and that the horse was semi wild when she first got it..

[@jenniferpauk5505]

Nah f that .I would fence it in for the safety of the horse

[@wovokanarchy]

WOW! I placed a nice steak in my hands and I waited and my energy was all around me and my dog came to me drooling. Wow, I must be a great animal communicator too/.

[@cacatr4495]

If steak were all over the ground, where he didn't need the one in your hand, you might see it differently.

[@joanmcgovern603]

you should check out the Leopards

[@raincoast2396]

Great to see spirited animals, rather than horses who have had their spirit broken.

[@tammyjackson1026]

the beautiful babies have been broken because of selfish humans

[@pattyblevins2765]

Rain Coast - humans need to be healed too.

[@kr1221E]

Horses don't even ask to be ridden

[@IAMREIKI]

Well said So very palatable ,they are Happy . Animals are like guides and teachers , Little People or Big People deserving of our Honor Respect and Appreciation . Even the most seemingly insignificant to Us .

[@joannedavis1991]

I wish all animals could be this free and safe.

[@BluSkyBliss]

You are spiritually advanced and your horses and the planet benefit from you. ❤️

[@gayetri6]

Agree

[@cacatr4495]

This was really special. I like watching videos of wild horses in the West, and they have such distinct pride, dignity, their entire body language exudes it. It is beautiful, noble, natural, as it should be. I like horses and would like to " have some", and while domesticated horses are still special, it saddens me to see that magnificence absent in them. This, however, I have never seen before. The way they handle their bodies as they run, as they leap and posture, the position of their necks, heads and tails, the way they move, means their dignity is present; there's no loss in them. This is perfect, the way they were meant to be. What a privilege you have, receiving their complimentary choice to stay with you. Their freedom and joy is beautiful. They move Very much like horses in the wild. This is Very special. Thank you for sharing this, and for showing me it can be done. I would not want a horse if it meant him or her losing their true essence, and freedom. Joy!

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Thank you for having the awareness to see/notice the difference! I have purposely tried to keep these guys as "wild" as possible for exactly these reasons. Funnily enough, there are those of us for whom 'obedience' is not an apex trait in a horse! :) The environment you provide your horses is equally important. It doesn't matter how you treat them, if your horse has a boring environment or not enough room to move naturally, you will watch their light die. The good news is that by providing a large, natural, stimulating (varied terrain) environment and allowing them to have a voice and to be empowered, even domestic horses can become enlivened - they will re-activate! A horse would be fortunate to have you as a caregiver

[@cacatr4495]

That is surprisingly good news, that they can become enlivened. I would have to learn better how to be a worthy caregiver in order to stimulate that, the How To's. Unfortunately, I came through a lineage that believed and enforced Domination to the point of sadness, so over the years, I've had to give my heart a greater voice while learning how to handle dogs in a way they never would have. I grew up without animals, except play and affection with other people's dogs and horses. I often regretted growing up with no dog of my own (animals weren't allowed), but with hindsight, I realized it was for the best, as the parents would have abused such an animal badly. During a couple of youthful summers, I learned to ride, handle, saddle and groom horses, and although there was no abuse there, it was a domesticated venue, and there was no freedom for the horses. That seemed very stilted to me during my young teenage years, but that was " how the world was", and in our youth we felt forced to accept it. It's been a long time since I've been around horses, but there's still relative comfort with them, though I've never been around horses in the wild, and would not try to infringe on their privacy or freedom. I've read about the unjust corralling of wild horses in the West, and their heinous captivity and shipment to Mexico for the European market, and it's very grieving, wholly unconscionable. Like the buffalo and elephants, deer, elk, moose, mountain goats and big horn sheep, I feel horses' freedom is to be respected and cherished. If I had the money and the land, I would " buy" (redeem the freedom of) some of those unconscionably corralled wild horses, and respect/love them as you do. Now decades later and the lineage long passed, my sensibilities about these things are a chasm away from " those people". During my young adulthood, they were always intimidated by my (polite) big dogs, and I thought that both sad and amusing, but those people deserved to watch their step. There are people that no animal should be around, children either. I respect the hearts of animals; it seems (way too many) people have lost theirs (hearts). As a result, I would rather live among natural creatures any day, than the 2-legged offenders. The way I see it, it is natural to live in Nature, not just for horses, but for us too, and unnatural to be in a city, but unfortunately, that's where I am. Freedom is valuable for all of us, and I feel I'd grow immensely living among God's creatures. That's my goal. Thanks for your word of encouragement, and for sharing.

[@cacatr4495]

I watched more of your videos last night > interesting. I have some good news, seeing that you value the freedom and respect of the creatures. Nosey, the 34-35 yo African Elephant that's been chained and made to give rides and perform in a traveling "circus" for the last 26 years, amidst many reports of her ailing neglected health and inadequate shelter for many years, isolated from all other elephants for the last 25 years, after years of animal-Advocates working to make headway for her release to go to sanctuary, I read that Animal Control confiscated her about 5 days ago, and she is now at The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee, temporarily, while court proceedings play out. It is critical that she be allowed her freedom, to have 4 free feet, able to roam the sanctuary as she pleases, to swim and forage and do her thing, able to socialize with the other elephants there, but until the court rules, her stay there is only temporary, and until her evaluation is done, she won't get to meet the other elephants, which is grieving, after nearly 25 years alone. (The conversations they could have about how insane Man is!) But at least she's there, and the depression has left her eyes, and she is (to use your precious word) enlivened, roaming and exploring, foraging and living "free" for the first time since Man made her an orphan at the age of 2. I pray (!) that the judge will rule in her favor, and that she'll get to stay at the sanctuary, and meet the other African Elephants that are there, and Not be returned to "those people", to the back of a small trailer, standing in her dung, unable to turn around, etc.. The creatures need our voices, very badly.

[@cacatr4495]

Please see this video. It's much like what you do, communication. You might want to have a tissue nearby. kzbin.info/www/bejne/foGcnn6Hd9JgkNU

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Thank you for that video and information about Nosey - SO powerful. And I also like the advice - to not send your sorrow, or your heartbreak to the animal, but to look for, to SEE their magnificence that is still there and honor and appreciate them for that. VERY powerful words as the sorrow is our 1st response, but not helpful for the animal itself! Instead we need to look for what is still beautiful, or powerful, or delightful, or magnificent and FOCUS our thoughts and feelings on that. That is what helps the animal, what helps him/her find their soul - their enlivened self - again. Namaste.

[@pawprintsjersey5787]

TRUST IS THE KEY TO AN ANIMALS HEART ❤️

[@allisonallison3967]

So beautiful! I feel like we are spiritual sisters. This is the same method I use with all of my horses. I never make demands but only offer choices as well as letting them choose how they want to move forward in whatever we are doing. I feel so incredibly close to each and every horse in my small herd and I trust them intently. I’m so happy to see you using these same methods with wonderful results!

[@ListenToYourHorse]

That's wonderful Allison! You should start posting videos - we need more people like you on KZbin!

[@fuxiabellemudandoporfavorv9942]

This is a good example about how the majority of people should treat horses

[@mellowluka6165]

You have a true devotion with horses, willing to stand in the rain, waiting for a connection. Thank you for posting this!

[@LionGoddess1]

I'd just be happy to be near a horse I don't care to mount them.

[@mick4361]

Wish I could say the same but I'm a lonely guy

[@kr1221E]

Yeah they don't ask to be ridden

[@gwenfee1829]

It's truly beautiful to see them running around. They look HAPPY!

[@IAMREIKI]

Greetings . I see this message as well that when we trust our self love forgive be in the Now moment with our attention and intention in the center of our head observing from Neutral we are Creator Beings able to Manifest Heaven on Earth interconnected with All Life . When we are still within Everything will speak share Love with Us . Namaste Family of Light

[@carolskinner7411]

So beautiful and heart opening ❤️

[@bandersnatchful]

I get it. I didn't have well behaved horses either, and yet I got along fine with them. Hope they had the best life I could give them.

[@dreadsndogs4406]

What is well behaved anyway? It's just a lable we put on behaviour. A preference into someone elses decisions and an idea that we force upon others by threats or shaming if their choice don't live up to our expectations..

[@Aceldama013]

I don’t no how any one could give you a thumbs down its a beautiful video thank you 🙏 for sharing!!! 💖💖💖🌟 to al the animals xxxx

[@kathyhartung6058]

Oh I wish I was living her life. I love horses and I love that they have freedom. I can't stand seeing them in small, confined spaces.

[@sahar1usa]

I wish we had more people like you and less selfish humans who created zoo/keeping wild animals in cage, then they r wondering why tiger attack them!!!

[@ListenToYourHorse]

I know, I hardly ever went to the zoo with my kids - just couldn't bear it, and nothing I could do to change their situation. But then, most stables - where the horse is locked in a cage 20+ hours a day - are the same.

[@smeeze8979]

Tigers are natural predators, they're rip your face off whether or not they've been kept in captivity

[@yawhut]

May I ask where this is located? This is so beautiful! Awesome vibe. I hoped to relocate and then find my inner cowgirl again but my soul horse just found me first. On an OTTB Facebook rescue page. It is breaking my heart to keep him is a stall but I am in the city. He is very gentle and follows me like a dog. I/we have so much to do and learn together. He truly is rescuing me. Now to learn how to be the best friend I can be to him. And that's not leaving him in a stall. He didn't even have a name. :-( Didn;t know to eat a carrot. He was just made to run. But he is 2 1/2 and adorable! Might you know of a safe place for a single woman? I need to get him someplace beautiful.. Bless you... I hope to learn your gifts while I get some inner healing. xoxo

[@tammyjackson1026]

😢

[@tammyjackson1026]

@@smeeze8979 tigers are not natural predators you respect them they respect you skeeze

[@JustASleepySloth]

Although I am sceptical and find some of this annoying as it's humanising the horses behaviour rather than accepting it as a separate language I still think / agree with giving a horse space like this, you've got to be prepared that it won't go the way you want it and that certain things may cause certain negative outcomes. Either way it's nice to see someone approaching this in a different way and just letting the horse take their time, people who have this calm and patient approach with horses will always create a strong bond with them.

[@karenbellini2240]

I love these videos. They are actually very relaxing and are teaching me things I need in my life. As I watch you with the horses and their relationship with you and each other I'm learning more about myself. I feel calm and connected. Thank you and thank those beautiful and intelligent creatures.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

That's wonderful Karen! I'm so pleased.

[@kalvinp9693]

your words and your way resonates with me so much thank you

[@aky19832001]

LMAO. I've been doing this shit with my horses for years. No rope, no thing but a come on.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

That's awesome! Put your vids up, we need lots of content to counter all the dominance-based videos out there!

[@luvlyleo2836]

Peaceful video. Thank you 😊

[@IrinaBug]

Just beautiful

[@popeyedog]

8:25 made me so happy it brought tears to my eyes. Wow thats how we do it!!

[@timklassen421]

new age alrighty than are fore fathers would cringe

[@jeffhiggins808]

Horses should never be kept alone. They are herd animals and need the companionship of their own kind.

[@gilliet1]

that water is awesome in that creek , looks clean and natural , mmmmm yummie real living natural water !!!!!!!

[@ListenToYourHorse]

And the clay in this creek is something special too. Dogs that aren't doing well just lick and lick at it. And I took some to horse that just colicked and he ate it ravenously.

[@gilliet1]

@@ListenToYourHorse so its detoxin clay , many animals that eat a plant wich has toxins in it then go eat clay , in other words you should use that clay also and eat it :) or rubb it on your boddy

[@graciebones7447]

I love your videos,they are amazing to see how you deel with things💕

[@PCOrton]

So he asked you to take him to a dangerous area & invited you along for the adventure. He didn't want to frollick he just wanted to go to the restaurant on the other side of the gate. Maybe he smelt something yummy over there.

[@janethomas78]

rope halters hurt.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Only if you actually pull on them - which most people do :( I have taught my horses to lead using hand/voice signals (see my other video) so they always CHOOSE the rope halter over the flat halter as it is much lighter and unobtrusive. Again, IF no one is pulling on their head/face. My Andalusian even chooses a rope halter to go riding, rather than the bitless bridle. I've been experimenting with a way to make a rope halter (also I use the soft, spongy rope, not the hard, stiff kind) without any knots.... but haven't figured it out yet. When/if I do, I'll post on the blog for sure!

[@junglistgrrl]

Any horse that is solo is being abused You never have a horse, a herd animal, alone. If you do, you are abusive If you can't put a horse in a herd environment, with minimum two horses, you have no right having a horse

[@SugerSprinkledFun]

Holy shit watch the whole video!!

[@MarcellaSmithVegan]

He does not look like he has been running wild, his mane looked freshly combed and his coat freshly brushed, sooooooo, alittle hard to believe. I actually like to watch Animal Communicator videos, but no need to add fake to a very believable science.

[@SugerSprinkledFun]

She said she has had him for 18 months. Plenty of time to brush him lol

[@mandywilson7775]

Love your work 🙏

[@Higherseeker]

What lucky horses.

[@tguarino5430]

Beautiful thank you for sharing

[@carolineleiden]

How? Like the way we deal with cats. They always come to us, sometimes for food, sometimes for cuddles. If we are calm and inviting, patient and not invasive, they will enjoy our company. Whenever I come riding in on the bicycle, several neighborhood cats suddenly appear from left and right. One will run next to me for hundreds of yards. Another zigzags in front of me. Another runs straight home, or wants a lift on my arm. Some want to come inside for a bit just for the company. They are all wellfed, but they come for treats and cuddles. They follow me when I leave home. They follow my husband now too, lying down on the street in front of his feet for bellyrubs. I even " have" a giant seagull joining the club. Animals will come anyway, if you give them the chance to stay away.

[@ListenToYourHorse]

BRILLIANT!! Totally love it! And yes, horses are more like cats than dogs - they have that spirit of independence and sovereignty. Although I have to mention, that if we allow our dogs to likewise be empowered, then they too behave in a similar manner :)

[@pawprintsjersey5787]

Wonderful video 😇😍💕💕😇😇

[@normidwest1316]

wow so beautiful

[@abbiemontgomery5404]

Is montaro gelded ?

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Yes, unfortunately. He was a magnificent stallion and fantastic in every way... except going through fences to get to mares in heat.

[@sherry1674w]

Just found your video of you and your horses...how wonderful! thanks so much for sharing the love and respect all of you have for each other...God Bless all of you always! Sherry :)

[@amyelizabeth8432]

I am not familiar with horses but I am familiar with life, and this is a beautiful loving respectful relationship. I appreciate your sharing, definitely enlightens on how we can build stronger bonds between other species on this Earth. 💕

[@chandrasmith1056]

God Bless you for what you do for these horses,and allowing them to be who God created them to be,but most of all thank you for the ones you rescued from the slaughter house,that is a barbaric practice that needs to be stopped these majestic creatures should leave this world on their own terms dignified and respectful.......God Bless you for helping them....

[@monicao.krause7766]

I named my first mustang mare, Juno, back in 2006. She is my soulmate horse. This is much how I manage my herd. I like how you say you don’t want obedient closed off horses, but rather ones of free expression. My horses are “trained”, but also full of expression.

[@kr1221E]

Nice spiritual song at the end, such a lovely articulate woman.

[@sims398]

Stunning 🙏🏽

[@adventuresofperseus945]

What kind of horses are they?

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Montaro is Belgian/Fjord. Jax is Belgian/Arabian, Aude is pure Belgian, Zorra is Andalusian and Juno is Belgian/Fjord

[@adventuresofperseus945]

@@ListenToYourHorse I like that there kind of fuzzy

[@LowsonIntl]

Beautiful.

[@marianeal3164]

Beautiful!

[@naturalpowers]

Beautiful

[@lisameyer1373]

Beautiful, where is this beautiful place?

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Langley, BC, Canada :)

[@katieperry3998]

"I behave how horses behave!" Horses don't give each other food!