ARABIAN HORSE RESCUED FROM a KILL PEN ~ (2nd Chiro Adjustment)

[@shivambawa4118]

I don't know if other people can tell or not but her eyes are very very expressive. You could see her perceiving everything, her nervousness, and a deep fear within her. Glad you helped her out. Everyone deserves help, especially the discarded, left behind, or simply forgotten. Animals AND humans.

[@weedland5082]

Well put I liked what u said it's very true

[@judahchild2612]

@@weedland5082 for

[@KOmyself]

@@judahchild2612 for

[@beckyduncan3086]

Shiva Bawa you said everything perfect 💗

[@dccd4]

What a beautiful thing to say ❤

[@christineparis5607]

We had a beautiful Arabian named Zada for over 20 years at our ranch in the Texas Hill Country. She was so sweet! I used to go to races with my dad and I have never, NEVER seen a horse as fast as she was! That little thing was lightning! My husband once let her run in some newly ploughed fields while he held on, and it was insane, it was like a speeded up film and he never fell off or jolted because she was so smooth! I'll never forget how beautiful she looked, so happy and free....she was easy to ride bareback except that she didn't like getting her feet wet, so when we came to the creek, she would bunch her feet up and leap across! You just had to flatten yourself on her neck and hang on! I grew up bareback riding so it was great. I miss her so much, she was just magic...

[@LunaLoveheart]

Your affinity with animals is just next level. It takes a special person to be able to recognise animal body language like this, and you do it so flawlessly.

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

Thank you so much Katie, I'm so glad you can be here! I appreciate the kind words and support!

[@cassadanielle]

Subscribed... ❤️👍

[@lauriealbert-cooper4972]

He has a true 🎁 for the animals.

[@sphinx3749]

It takes studying, training, and experience not just "being special"

[@tammytruthout8465]

@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen I want to go into equine massage, what method do you suggest? I've been looking into the Bowen method, but I'm sure there are others. I've been an LMT for 20 years and your videos are so interesting and informative!

[@ahmada2090]

Thank you, Doctor. I am from Saudi Arabia, the home of arabian horses, how wonderful you are with all your feelings with Laila Arabian horses are very sensitive and feel what is inside of those who deal with them

[@Ozraevun]

this is true, they are as sensitive as they are beautiful, and not everyone can understand or respect this!

[@karengozra5092]

@@Ozraevun We had an Arabian many years ago, the advice i was given is 'You have to learn how to ask an Arabian to do what you want as you can never Tell them!'

[@jeannepadilla1860]

This horse does not look Arabian.

[@jeannepadilla1860]

Very nosey, and amazingly loving!

[@eugenevoltaire8681]

Beauty this horse thanks doctor you great

[@RomeFlash]

This could honestly be a whole tv series and I’d binge watch the heck out of this.

[@sadeaton]

Some of the adjustments make me a bit jealous.

[@shuggahfree1620]

I’m addicted, too. I love animals but can’t have any. Dr. Doug is outstanding.

[@sunkid86]

right, easily straight to netflix

[@juilescieg]

There is a german TV Series with a man called Tamme Hanken. unfortunately he died a few years ago. But it was fun and interesting to watch.

[@lieutenantpepper2734]

yup

[@thejen24]

Doctor Doug is so loving... such a giving person. I watched him adjust this very heavy pig that was just in so much pain and was squeeling in agony. He adjusted his spine and tmj and you could see that sweet baby relax and finally go to sleep and rest. This is the type of guy you marry! So much love in his heart to give & goes out of his way? Total keeper🥰

[@ChargersCity]

🙏🙏Blessings forever GOD loves y'all too forever tell everyone you know and don't know. Jesus loves y'all too forever. Teach everyone how to see and enjoy their blessings too forevers

[@bcgrote]

She's learning to accept your touch very nicely. Poor girl is still suspicious of what will happen to her. Seeing her relax was sweet. Glad you got the atlas at the end, that will help her. She needs tons of love and care, and she's getting it there.

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

Yes, she is in a loving safe home now!

[@jodyhuston1516]

Great news she is home, safe and loved !

[@andrewmartin3570]

27:17 very accepting

[@SS-op9wt]

@@andrewmartin3570 it's a natural reaction when you don't know when or why someone is touching your face

[@raines.2002]

What a sweet mare. You are very patient and that may be why she seems so calm.

[@lesliesagara8739]

She’s a high strung beauty that’s been through so much in her life. And you’re a compassionate horse whisperer.

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

thank you Leslie!

[@vivianstidham9596]

Amazing! She's a beauty and knows the gentle touch of a compassionate friend. Great job!

[@davidbeauvais1364]

Her worried sweet eyes are so lovable. Sweet sweet girl.

[@livea3596]

You said it all.

[@evelynberrios8164]

You are very gentle and give the horse space and time. They know you are there to help. I’m amazed. Thank you for sharing.

[@astzfat3319]

An absolute joy to observe your gifts and the healing taking place. Thank you for explaining all the way through.

[@awakeatdawnrae6456]

Rescued from a kill pen... I have tears! How can there be such a place for such a beautiful being? It is uplifting to know that there are people who are able and willing to use resources to save the most innocent of God's creations., Thank you to the owner and to this amazing doctor!

[@livea3596]

Amen!

[@stevegreat7193]

Makes me sick inside, we should be a thousand years more advanced in our morals towards Nature.

[@sweetbutterfly9137]

@@stevegreat7193 I totally agree with you x

[@paulpaul9914]

@Eidelmania Horse steak is eaten in restaurants in France, it's very good. These animals don't live forever, they may be God's? creatures but unfortunately nature as arranged by the creator? for the most part often had & has no kindness or compassion to show to these animals whatsoever.

[@AseAleisha]

Ikr

[@rcar9115]

You can tell at the end that she feels much better. Her eyes are so soft at the end of the video. Great job, especially with all of the commotion going on there.

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

I do agree! Thanks for sharing R Car.

[@pearpo]

If she had C3 out and Atlas, wow.. painful.

[@tiggerinthewoods7996]

Dr. Doug, you truly are an amazing human being. The exemplary knowledge you possess, and your willingness to share that knowledge with the hoomans, combined with your incredible compassion for you animal friends has touched my heart in a way, no other KZbinr has ever done. The relief you provide horses, and every animal you treat, is obvious to anyone watching. Although I have never met you, I have a tremendous amount of respect for you. My only regret, is I didn't know of you when my little wiener dog, Scrappy, desperately needed your healing hands. Kudos to you, Dr. Doug!! There is a special place in Heaven, just for you!! ❤️❤️

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

Awww thank you so much Tigger for the encouraging motivating kind words, I need that sometimes to carry on helping humans and animals. I live my job and always try my best to help. Have a nice weekend Dr. Doug.

[@samclarn]

It would make things soooo much easier if animals could just talk. Since they can’t, a vet or chiropractor or caregiver has to look for other signs and signals. You’re a natural, Doc! And I think she figured out quickly you were there to help! 💕

[@chansohhar714]

Have to ask animal why cannot talking

[@TJay41]

Even though they can’t talk their actions show how much better they feel

[@lucasdefrance9153]

Even humans can't talk sometimes

[@acewilliams7917]

They can talk, just not verbally. Nature has a soft language, you have to feel it. Energy.

[@hanid92]

This channel deserves Millions of subscribers. Dr. Doug, you are an extra ordinary person. You are heaven sent for all animals you touch and for us all who love them. God bless you more.

[@hayleeighmarie]

you’re so gentle with these horses, it’s very admirable. I’ve had a very bad experience with a chiropractor and one of my geldings, he never took the time to gain his trust and instead when straight to cracking down on him and actually did more harm than he did good. Thank you for everything you do and for helping these beautiful beings!

[@jackmac919]

Wtf why do you look so good, what’s your gram?

[@GabrielMarcelG]

@@jackmac919 shooters shoot 💀💀

[@joshstane5926]

You ever tried to get a massage while tense? Very similar situation, you won't enjoy it and you'll end up walking out probably more tense and extremely tired cause your body's been on defense the entire massage..

[@Lily-ow5wm]

@@jackmac919 damn you never got it

[@jeffreyb6165]

I'm embarrassed to admit I had no idea there was even such a thing as an animal chiropractor. Amazing!

[@AlexKono999]

dont be embarrased when you gecome wiser, be proud

[@GodismyJudge47]

Don't you mean, Animal Cracker?

[@scottbubb2946]

Don't feel bad, I heard him say he was gonna reset her. I didn't even know horses had a reset button. 🐴

[@TJay41]

Don’t be embarrassed I had no idea, this is so cool and exciting to see these wonderful animals get the help they need, we learn something new everyday

[@tiffanymorgan1059]

It’s so super rare, honestly you shouldn’t feel bad! And you’d normally only see them work with race horses… not ever with rescues. Dr Doug is a special one.

[@innerjourneysascendingnow7937]

Love,love ,love this guy!! so thankful you are saving these beautiful babies and bringing them back to good health. your an Earth 🌍 Angel 😇 Thank you for caring!! ❤️

[@janetmarmaro8269]

Whoever helped this baby - thank you. 👍

[@tammytruthout8465]

I've been a massage therapist for 20 years now and I am considering going into equine massage. Your videos are helping me prepare for a course I'll be taking in a few months. It's so interesting to me.

[@wolfgangszankowski5910]

Also try Tamme Hanken (here at youtube)

[@jazzyprince3335]

Good luck

[@ijustchangedmyname7794]

It’s a week of intense camp and then your certification exam. My sister did it and said it was incredibly stressful but worth it.

[@zazzaz6533]

Tammy Truth…that’s exactly my situation! Which course will you be taking?

[@subzero4836]

Just do it

[@jameshunt2905]

Dr. Doug.... your external proprioception is beautiful to watch...... as one whose practiced bodywork for more than 4 decades, I’m also seeing that you have a strong capability to then allow the horse to let you in....... nice to see you doing such beautiful work!

[@dida079]

Was really beautiful seeing how you calmed her and took the time to let her adjust ♥️

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

Hi Dida, 😊 thank you! Layla needs a lot of time, and there was many distractions, too.

[@dida079]

@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen super aware of everything and everyone around. Watching her ears dart all over the place. Very anxious girl. When you told her shhhhh shhhh I was doing it as well. It's very calming. They need gentle loving care....perfect job for you doc 👍🙂♥️

[@DrDougWillenHouseofChiro]

@@dida079 I'm so glad you enjoyed the little details. Thank you!

[@annie6413]

She is such a gentle soul, and you are a gentle person

[@melissahannah587]

This man is so in touch . Thank God for people like this . How wonderful you were able to get your mare to this man . I could watch him work for hours . He so knows what he is doing .

[@piacnm]

Melts my heart that there is people in our world that works with animals this way ❤️ Thank you!! 🙏

[@angelaj20]

I just discovered your channel. These beautiful animals came from terrible lives before, and now you are helping to give them the best life they deserve. Thank you for your dedication.

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

Hi Ashley, You are so kind! Thank you for watching and participating! It means a lot, I hope you come back for more videos. I've posted 65 videos since Jan. 1. Its a new channel. Doc

[@mageprometheus]

Ashley, you have a real treat of back videos to catch up with.

[@angelaj20]

@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen I'm enjoying everything I've seen so far. Nugget and the pigs have my heart ❤️

[@boitoiful]

It never gets old watching these. Amazing!

[@bharaninathkomandur6330]

You are helping a voiceless child. God bless you Doc. Also kudos to the people at the rescue centre.

[@catherinecooper2360]

I'm so thankful for your great ministrations to her. I'm not a horse "fan" but I do admire their regalness and stature. Horses have always frightened me. This past summer I went to a little county fair in a farming community and was brave enough to stand and talk to a stabled horse. I could see in it's eyes that it realized that I was different than most people who would approach it. It reached its head across the door and I gathered courage to pet it's nose. I told her I loved her and would never hurt her, and how grateful I was to be able to talk to her and have her let me pet her. She was very calm then and we just had some quiet time together. I really enjoyed it and I think she did too because she whinnied when I said goodbye.

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

Thank you for sharing your story! Awesome!☺️

[@lindseyjohnson5337]

I love that u build trust first and how quiet and patient you are with them. very nice!

[@lobodesade6780]

I can't believe such vile places exist, horses are extremely intelligent and compassionate creatures, they, and every other animal in the world deserve all the love the universe can give. Thank you for saving her, you earned a sub, love and massive respect from Ireland.

[@fairwitness7473]

Doc, I've used chiropractic for pain relief since I was hit by a car as a teenager while I was on my bike. It has been a grateful relief these last 35 years. The first time the algorithm recommended this, I was so skeptical. Quite honestly I didn't believe you could adjust a horse. That is a huge animal. And then the hip moved. Not only did it move, i heard it click into place. I'm floored. Thanks for giving relief to these beloved companions. I apologize for my dubiousness. I eagerly await all the delightful future interactions. You are doing good doc. Thanks. 😊

[@leegordon5223]

What a gentle kind soul working on these majestic beings. ❤❤❤

[@the.animal.spirit]

A horse doesn’t care how much you know until he knows how much you care. Put your hand on your horse and your heart in your hand. ❤

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

Wow, beautifully said, thank you!

[@MagerialPage]

The horse vids are my favorite because they seem to know what you're doing and, with their long vertebrae columns and athletic lifestyles, it's probably so satisfying and liberating to them.

[@michaelmorgan-lynch153]

he has such soft hands and takes his time with the animals. Shes loving it, and you can tell

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

I hope so... I try!

[@kixxsquare6513]

Horses Are Purely Honest, Great Work!..Doc!!.

[@islandbirdw]

This poor horse lost 2 foals and then almost lost her life. She’s deeply traumatized

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

100% true. She must have suffered so much grief.

[@tammytruthout8465]

❤️‍🩹

[@fredrickaappletree3402]

I know poor lady 💕🌺❤️🌹bless her and I’m wishing all these dear creatures happiness 🌹🌸💕🐕🦉

[@Tinkering902]

Horses dont know that shit.

[@Lolahe007]

@@Tinkering902 speak for ur self. Course they do, all animals do.. But humans are devils and don't know

[@tracygehan1837]

How many times can I say thank you for saving her. It makes me happy. 😊 👏👏👏👏 Layla is a beautiful name. ❤❤

[@valerieladeda]

Thank you for helping out this beautiful old gal. I love this longer video and truly am a huge fan of your gift and talent!

[@kristinataddei8138]

What a beautiful Arabian mare!!!!...so fascinating to see a horse get an adjustment and not kick the teeth out of the person doing it!!!...love the way you gain the animals trust first and foremost, that speaks volumes about you as a person as well as a doctor!!!..

[@josettekoller718]

Your motto is just never give up and that is what makes you absolutely the best. Layla knew that and so does everyone who faithfully watches your videos.

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

awww, thank you sooo much Josette. I wanted to do the best I could, and I think we accomplished a lot considering the environment was really tough to work in that day!

[@shawnaweesner3759]

@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen I wish you hadn’t encouraged Ms. Koller’s type of thinking, although, it seems to be yours, too!🙄. Surely, as an animal doctor, you understand that the correct motto is: do what is best for the animal (in this instance, the horse, who has NO choice, but to do what you want her to do). You performed a lot of halter/head reaching/pulling during this video; just an observation. But, bottom line, you put her hip back in. Good job! And hugs to this wonderful horse!

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

@@shawnaweesner3759 Thanks for the comment and insights, Shawna. I'm constantly learning, and trying to grow. Thank you.

[@Stadtpark90]

The winning of the trust and the hypnotizing is always so interesting to see. The adjustments are just the icing on top.

[@micaylabirondo836]

Not only could we hear the hip pop, we could see it go up into place at the same time!

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

Yes, that was a pretty big movement. It is normally much more subtle.

[@dorcaswatson4873]

Also you can see the muscles move in a big way ☺️

[@matiassaavedra3419]

00000.

[@kenaultman7499]

@@openmind3022wut?

[@TheRigo385]

Which minute and second? 🤨

[@elementhearts9810]

Horses can be beautifully dangerously powerful animals...the way she was relaxed the whole way through was beautiful

[@michaelmorgan-lynch153]

The mare is so expressive with her eyes!

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

Totally agree, her eyes are so alert and beautiful!

[@johnnyboy1586]

That's what I was thinking 🤔

[@johannabarnard5353]

She naturally gives you her foot !!! She trusts you. That's beautiful. I love it. Poor baby is just so stressed and on triple edge. She so beautiful. Your amazing in understanding her ways.

[@judyconstantino7035]

What a wonderful, caring doctor. Anyone who helps animals is an angel on earth, as for as I’m concerned.

[@lobodesade6780]

I care for animals too, but I am no angel, I made allot of mistakes. But I feel I am atoning for them now. But I will always love and care for any animal I come across, currently have one dog, one jumping spider, and my friend owns a stable so I get to care for his horses regularly, and I love every minute of it.

[@aaaaaagghhh]

I remember passing by a house (pre-covid) that had multiple horses and the owner let me pet one of them and i had this feeling where i felt like i was going to cry. not in any negative way but with pure joy. forgot about that feeling until i saw this video.

[@trueblue8869]

I've NEVER seen anything like this before. Wow! What a beautiful animal and seriously sending blessings your way for being brave enough to heal these giants. I'm astounded 🤯

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

HI Ian, thank you for stopping by. I really appreciate your comment, too. I post 3 times per week. I hope you come back!

[@stevendaniels8652]

This has to be the most fulfilling, useful job in the world. You are a real shephard, a real humanitarian.

[@samuelsasunov8724]

That was a big and loud pop at 16:14 it was awesome 👏. It’s fascinating Dr Willen, how you understand and explain what each animals expressions mean when you get ready to adjust them 👍. You can see how Leila was calm, she trusts and knows you already, have a nice 👍week doc.

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you Emma! Yes, 16:14 was very loud. It startled me a little.

[@sweetcinnamonpnchkin]

Her reaction is like a person going “owww…. Ooohh that felt better”.

[@Bangada]

lol i know where you were looking at that timestamp you pervert 😂😂😂

[@KOmyself]

@@Bangada i only see a self report

[@Sonic-dogmagic]

What a sweet little Arabian horse. I hope she feels better soon. Too bad so much noisy activity is going on. She's going to need continued gentle care after everything she has been through.

[@melaD333]

I’m completely in awe….. you are a true healer. The way you can read this horse is really amazing. Thank you for what you do!

[@torimott4996]

Your gentleness and patience is truly amazing and beautiful to watch in action. You can visually watch a nervous animal respond to your energy, and they start to understand and calm.

[@torimott4996]

Also- what a great mare. She’s gorgeous and looks so intelligent. You can tell she’s seen so much.

[@michelleduncan9965]

It seems like they all just know that Dr Doug is there to help them, & cares about them. Really quite something to watch. She's such s lovely horse & she seems like a sweetie.

[@bharaninathkomandur6330]

I think the vibes you give out can be read by the animals. I have seen this with dogs and cats. They know that you are a friend or foe.

[@janadeubner9883]

Beautiful Layla I am so happy she is with loving caring people. And she has a loving caring doctor too. Lucky girl!

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

Layla was this cute Arabian mare, great adjustment, very brave horse. Thanks Jana.

[@littlebird8837]

The sweetest horse in very good hands...beautiful to watch her healing 💛

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

Thanks you Littlebird.

[@karenacton3854]

Dr. Doug is amazing. He is very gentle in both his touch and voice and he calms the patient. The horses eyes were slightly frantic at the beginning but by the time he is done, her eyes have softened. She is a beautiful lady and I’m glad he is able to,help these beauties like he does. Kudos ❤

[@kimlavery4886]

I held my breath watching this - it was almost sacred to see it - thank you Dr Doug you’re just amazing

[@checkerives6718]

I agree! His work goes beyond the physical to a deeper sacred place. Grace in action!

[@cyndiburns7932]

A great deal of noise and activity to be working on her today. This animal chiropractor is great! Very compassionate.

[@pauladowning5592]

Dang! I heard that pop loud and clear! I could just feel the relief! It's amazing how much you help those wonderful creatures feel better! God will bless you 🙏 greatly!

[@peneloperoberts9584]

I knew a Vet in Seattle, Dr. Mike Derossier. His gift was in his hands, as is yours..y'all can feel the interior problems of an animal while patting & smoothing the outside. How marvelous watching you do what you do!

[@debralynnpaxton5238]

Yes. We too heard it. Oh my goodness ! So glad that you are loving/helping/nurturing back to health all the precious animals ❤❤❤❤❤

[@vickimeyers2672]

I truly respect and admire the affinity you have for all of the animals you treat and help. Watching you with this horse literally brought tears to my eyes, as your patience and compassion touched my heart. God bless you!

[@allgirrrlrider5395]

Wow. That was a truly beautiful adjustment to see and hear. There is no doubt you do great work. Most people have no idea how to read an animal's body language which is the only language they have. Not only can you read it but you can heal them. Beautiful.

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

Wow, thank you! I really appreciate the kind words. I'm still learning.

[@allgirrrlrider5395]

@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@evar7395]

The horse's reaction to adjustment: startled, amazed and relieved at the same time - much like me at chiropractic treatment... 😁

[@gustavoodysseytrance4ever706]

Dr. Doug, the connection you create with animals is very impressive, some guts are required to work with horses, I mean they're such big beasts. You really know what you're talking about there. Keep up the great work Doc!👍

[@davidshepherd2107]

My Dad logged with horses when I was a kid and I never understood what he was doing running his hands all over them like that. Reading and responding to the animal. You could see how the horses responded, they loved my Dad. I'm closer to seventy than I like but the memories are still clear and I swear I can pick up the smells sometimes.

[@sandrasmith16]

I got to watch Nuggets premiere with you and now I get to see you working with the gorgeous Layla. She remembered you, your voice. Arabians never forget whether it be good or bad. Layla remembered the good from you Dr Doug

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

Oh thank you! I hope so Sandra. I love Layla. She is beautiful, smart and very observant. I have so much respect for her, and tried to honor her in every way.

[@janelynjohnson5147]

She is also a very pretty horse!!!!

[@jodyhuston1516]

Thank you, Dr. Doug, for giving Layla the memories of being understood and honored for who she is. And for discovering and giving the pain relief she needed. I wish we could all be as aware and talented as you, what a world it would be !

[@markk7082]

I really appreciate how much you respect the animal and their reactions and comfort levels, you’re so in tune and sensitive to their needs. I’m sure it helps your job when the animal relaxes, but it really feels like you care too.

[@jarmstrong2843]

Amazing how you are able to connect with and read the horse. She is such a neat animal. Hope you got her to feel better!!! You rock, Doc!!

[@ohwhatelse]

there was a time i scoffed at animal chiropratic but, i have seen the amazing, unbelievable difference it makes. glad `for you guys who practice that. layla is such a patient mare. God bless!

[@elainedavies8485]

What amazing adjustments on Layla , how patient you have to be ! Great video to watch.

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

Thanks Elaine!

[@joemaddog5641]

This made me realize the horses are more intuitive then most the animals he works on almost like the horses know he’s here to help they allow him to work n there more Compliant.

[@jenrl79]

Oh this brings back memories of my days working at and keeping my horses at boarding barns/stables. Oh the distractions, never ending. Good job working with her in such a situation.

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

Thank you, it was a tough space to work in on that day.

[@jinny13]

You are amazing at your craft. I had a chiropractor just bounce right off my back because it was so tight. Zero movement. There you are adjusting HORSES! I can only imagine that it is incredible precision over strength. Well done, truly amazing!

[@jodyhuston1516]

This was an amazing session in horse communication as well as health and relaxation. Thank you so much, Dr.! Very best of luck to you and your sweet Arab patient !

[@poulvisbech2853]

watching this makes me so proud. The insight and love applied is just fantastic. We humans have a bad habbit of thinking we are smarter than everything else in nature. This is beautyful for me to watch because this is what smart really looks like, complete in sync with the natural order of things and being a good steward of it. Thank you.

[@PamPam6105]

I love to watch the horse adjustments. The horse's are so funny. At first they are saying uh get away from me human but after you adjust them , they are like, ok you might be alright after all.

[@celesteredding1550]

Bless you Dr. Doug. You're truly a blessing and animal whisperer. 🥰

[@soberfest]

I just love this...she is a beauty. The soothing tone in your voice makes for great AMSR. Another happy being. Namaste.

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

🤗 Wow, thank you NE, she really is beautiful!

[@checkerives6718]

Thank you for sharing you work with us! Your skill, focus, and ability to listen (and respond) to what she was telling you was extraordinary. It is a beautiful thing to watch! I am just learning how truly sensitive horse are. May you have great success in all that you do.

[@imkabochan]

He's got a calming voice It's perfect to watch at night, always makes me sleepy

[@lisamcfarland8518]

Love the way she looks at you after the right hip adjustment. “Do de, where were you when I was trying to carry my foul.”

[@kenhartman9981]

Hi Lisa how are you doing today 😊

[@terrywbl4959]

Your skill is amazing, you've got a heart of gold my dear. So kind and gentle I've never seen abused and neglected animals respond as they do with you it is obvious that you have helped them. God bless you!

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

Thank you so much Terry! I try to tune into their mood and energy, and ask permission to work with them. Glad you could be here! Doc

[@joykelley9971]

I have never met U but love u for all your caring , just amazing! Bless U!!!

[@joykelley9971]

You R a MAGICIAN !!

[@joykelley9971]

Could watch U 4 hrs !! I am relaxing too. Love what U do!!

[@joykelley9971]

Your making a friend 4 life Doc!!

[@angelmariejones9015]

Its so nice that after all those years of working/reproducing for humans, she is finally getting some help for herself

[@jangrahame4891]

It was wonderful to see her come out of herself and take an interest in what was going on, as each adjustment freed her up more.

[@1999bmwm3baby]

"A change since we started." I'll say! She is much more relaxed....Wow, you are a remarkable healer.

[@LovelyAnnieSings]

Layla was very distracted, but you did well, Doc. Again, so much patience and so detailed with the points that needed work. 👏👏👏 Another tip to get the horse to work with you, is to put your hand out and let them greet you by touching your hand with their nose, before you even begin to work with them. The intent to connect to help them must be energetically felt by them, before they greet you with their nose. Then the point on which you were holding, to try to calm her down, just slightly under her foreleg....try touching the point on the front of the shoulder in the same line. That calms them down. Also, touching the middle of the forehead on the "third eye" position, really gets them to drop their head low, and calms them down. Some tips learned from Equine Partnered Bodywork and applied with the horses I look after. Hope they help you too 🙏

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

Thank you Haarsha, I will try this right away, thank you!!

[@paintbrushful]

What an incredible gift you have Dr. Doug......literally one in a million or Ten million who can have this rapport and understanding. Amazing!!!

[@yvonned627]

Layla is beautiful! And she wasn’t the only one that jumped with that hip adjustment!😊

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

Haha, yes, It shocked me a little too!

[@susanmassey9635]

I could watch you all day. She is so beautiful. You are so gentle with her.♥️

[@bluejay3333]

Wow Dr. Doug, you must have a sweet smell of kindness for these horses to trust you so much! Loved it!🙂

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

You are so kind, I hope so! :)

[@bluejay3333]

I grew up on a dairy farm. My dad had that kindness toward the cows. Although they got yelled at if they tried to kick the milker off.

[@apex-tur6747]

The people at that establishment are so disrespectful this guy has the heart of an angel...Unbelievable work buddy..May angels be with at all times..

[@becoming_her]

You're so amazing Dr Willen,from watching this i can just feel how much you care for her and how concerned you are about her well-being.Your passion for your patients is extraordinary and inspiring.Its more than a job for you but a passion.Truly amazed,thank you so much.❤

[@melodyssong4916]

Such a beautiful respect for the horse as a living, feeling being that deserves to have her pain and fear relieved.

[@CalvinTheBostonTerrierist]

Doc, way to battle through all the distractions around you. Good lesson for many no matter what the profession is. You have to overcome and execute at the end of the day. You did that by showing lots of patience here. 👍🏽

[@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen]

Well said! It was a big challenge. So many loud noises, and drilling, construction work, other horses, workers walking past and clunking there equipment. This particular horse was exceedingly sensitive to distractions, too.