Bob is doing my job for me

[@reesespiecesx5]

"We done yet Tim?" 😂 I am so happy for Sabre! He is starting a new, happier life!

[@dorothearoles9948]

Bob’s look said “what on earth do you expect me to do with HIM? He is SO rude!” Lol!!

[@spfisterer3651]

Poor Bob, he's a saint. He was looking at you to rescue him from babysitting duty. 😂

[@SarahWilsonMySmartPuppy]

Good job, Bob! Patience of a saint.

[@donnac.1609]

Bob put up with a lot before he got after Sabre! Great job Bob! You did a good move to out these two together. Painted Desert Ranch in AZ turns their 10 stallions out together for the winter. They are well socialized. Not many breeders are in a position to do that, and the stallions get very limited life experiences. The owner of Sabre is going to really appreciate what you are doing for her and her horse!! Bob, on the other hand, may have a few words for you!!

[@randomvielleuse527]

I thought immediately of a video from a Lipizzan stallion breeding barn where the first time the stallions were all turned out together (about ten or so) there were a few minutes of squealing, sniffing and showing of heels... and then they started grazing and that was it. No fights, no nothing. Of courses there's wasn't a mare anywhere near by but still.

[@LenaPalmier]

Soooo fascinating to see them interact!

[@PersonalTriumph2022]

The size difference between the horses is striking !

[@tracyjohnson5023]

Bob said I'm not gonna be THAT kind of buddy 😂

[@rebeccarafi]

There is a lovely legend called "the turkey prince " Saber is like the young prince who sits under the table pretending to be a turkey. A wise man finally cures him by sitting under the table with him, pretending to be a second turkey. Bob is teaching Sabre to come out from under the table and become a horse instead of a flighty fowl.

[@elizabethb3769]

Poor Bob. That look he gave you was funny.

[@julien9335]

If is horse could do an eye roll was what i was seeing from bob! Lol

[@catherinedemick1103]

Bee, taut, barn, threw and there! Bob is looking at you Tim like "Are you kidding me?" What a patient teacher. Too funny when Saber was trying to nurse!

[@Loralarify]

Bob is saying, when he looked out of the gate, “why are you leaving me in here with this silly horse”?? 😅

[@nadinehulbig5582]

Poor Bob 😂 he really wonders what he did to deserve this teaching job. 😂 Dad, are you serious with that?

[@kathleenredick275]

He's wondering where the girl parts are. 😅

[@googlamonster5086]

Exactly.

[@szamanwlkp]

Excellent example of teaching the manners by another horse.

[@nancylee1625]

Bob is a sweet boy and he puts up with a lot before he straightens the newbie out. Team Bob here.

[@deanbalouris330]

If they were dogs, that kind of provocative body language around four minutes in would have resulted in a fight.

[@annaisaksson5902]

Saber is a clever boy and keeps his distance when told. But Bob is a STAR! How he read Saber and gave him time to figure things out...Good boy!

[@Sandra-cm1du]

Bob is a good boy.

[@retiredairforce5111]

Sabre’s first time out with another horse. That’s why you geld them. Lonely being a stallion.

[@jaanstephenswhite572]

I think Bob is saying … « Look Kid, I understand you are kinda wet behind the ears but you need to keep your nose and other appendiges away from my junk «

[@meycoe]

bob snaked his head right back at him at the end....enough! he says.

[@FluxyMiniscus]

Your texts were super special today 😂 🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝

[@randomvielleuse527]

I caught those homonyms even though I was fascinated to watch Bob and Sabre. Bob is a real gem! Saber is so dang lucky to have both you and Bob to get him properly socialized and trained. I feel sorry for stallions. Not having a herd to be with is just not good for horses. :/

[@MyPNWHomestead-dx2ec]

Even after Bob put up with so much from Saber, he wasn't any harsher than he had to be to get Sabers attention. ❤

[@carolynstewart8465]

Bob is worth his weight in gold bars❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@rnordquest]

This is similar to Beckman’s dog training. He has his Doberman trained to educate other dogs in proper behavior. It’s much faster than a person trying to do the same.

[@dsantos21100]

Excellent. Love watching interactions

[@bobkohl6779]

Nothing like teaching a young stallion to breed, some funny stories

[@JudyHart1]

Had a friend who started 2-year olds. They were first put in a pen with his gelding. The gelding kindly took no crap from youngsters. RIP friend John and Pecos.

[@moniquegartland5076]

Bob is so cute putting Seber in his place

[@patriciaantolik6741]

Everyone should have a horse like Bob!

[@meycoe]

Bob is like "get this demented young un outta here!

[@meycoe]

nice piaffe from Saber

[@valerieboyce7644]

Atta boy, Bob!

[@sheriharader2566]

I've been waiting to see this one. Saber is finally getting to be horse! Bob....thinking how could you do this to me??? How embarrassing! 😅

[@ljones2868]

My two stallions live together. They don't fight and act like a pair of geldings. However.......I don't have any mare's around at all. Mare's really upset the apple cart. But without mare's around my stallions do great together. I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't tried it with them. Sabre is a funny boy. I enjoy your videos. ❤

[@moniquegartland5076]

Bob is such a good patient horse

[@AntimonyxAngel]

Poor Bob lol 🤣 Saber shoving his nose up your bum

[@lauramoy9940]

Bob did a great job!!!

[@wendyritter7149]

Saint Bob!

[@rebeccarafi]

Mr. Tim, so lovely to finally hear you laugh!!!

[@fallbrkgrl]

Handsome boy! The head tossing thing is the same thing an Arabian named Gracie, on another channel (in Canada) does. Bob's such a great horse! ❤️🌵☀️⛈️☮️🐎🐕

[@aileen694]

Really fun video! Usually, horses' behaviour cues are more subtle but not this time! I think it's great to socialize Sabre like that, just what he needs along with your teaching rides. Good one!

[@patticriss2238]

I can do that stuff all Day. I love watching them interact

[@epona9166]

Those are both really nice horses. Bob is so patient, but Saber is great too. So playful. He has good energy around him.

[@sharonwynne3252]

Bob is really a patient guy.

[@debraclogston9379]

When I was a kid, we had a couple of stallions come though. The Morgan was always a gentleman. A thirteen year old's dream! I got to ride a stallion! He was gelded in order to bring him to shows at other facilities. The other was a Thoroughbred. He was gelded because he wrenched his back after breeding and wasn't useable for months. Good Times!

[@gaileverett]

What they were talking about: SABER: Hey, you're interesting, I think I like you. In fact, wanna get it on? I DO! BOB: Oh no you don't, you rude boy.

[@Nutmeg142]

My 19 year old gelding is babysitting and teaching my young filly. She gets so flustered when he corrects her. 😂 she tends to be a spicy jalapeño and wants her way so when he gets after her she tries to kick at him but he’s too tall for her. He’s always been a bit more dominant himself and doesn’t put up with her shenanigans. Though he hasn’t been mean, just gets his point across.

[@Quezycoatl]

bob is def saying "bro you gotta dial it back" lol

[@randieraye4359]

I love Bob...but I love Saber too. Lol! Thx Tim. Fun video.

[@ElizabethMoon-n8m]

Saber's doin; what my cattle rancher friend calls "Dangling pink..."

[@rhondab9792]

You could leave a live cam up and I'd watch them all day! Great stuff ❤

[@bethduncan665]

Saber is such a darling! Happy gelding life with new best friend, Bob! Way to go! Learn a lot before going to New family 💕

[@AntimonyxAngel]

I think Saber was telling Bob how pretty he is lol

[@rivert3dove254]

That's the difference of a horse or gelding who was never allowed to breed abd freashly gelded stud who only knows other horses for breeding! BOB DID GOOD! actually so did Saber he was a little confused thinking " hum you smell like a male but maybe It's me? Let try you out!? Lol

[@keradee8742]

I'm surprised e much Bob put up with. My lead Arabian mare wouldn't have lasted that long.😅

[@lesabarnum9318]

This lesson will transfer to some extent to working with him during training..Saber doesn't seem to be a real dominating type of stud..or he must not have been before the gelding..its great putting him in with a horse like Bob..your lucky to have him..horses like Bob aren't easy to come by..

[@Annehazel17]

Lovely to see.

[@BFAquatics]

Saber is comedy gold. Such a drama queen.

[@forestfly486]

Most Arabians are drama queens 😂😂😂

[@nathalieleroch6658]

I love Bob! The new horse is not any mean either. He is cute.

[@angelretke965]

So cool to watch..... thanks

[@yessabell1707]

❤❤❤

[@nedheadwyoming]

Too funny!!!😅

[@patsyettleman6998]

great learning tool.... these are the thing beginners need to know... love your stuff ... I promote you to all my students

[@arribaficationwineho32]

Thank you for that footage! Too bad to lose saber as a stud. He is beautiful. He couldn’t remain a stud and be pastured with mares that he could control and would breed? Bob is a great training tool!

[@royalty77724]

Saber really wants a friend

[@Tam-Solo70]

I LOVE Bob!

[@JuliaJulia007]

They're both awesome 😊

[@jeannem6723]

What are they talking about? Sabre: "Are you the kind of horse I should breed, or the kind of horse I should kill?" Bob: "Get with the program, kid, them, day's is OVER".

[@Goofygoose494]

Table manners please Sabre...then we can go in okay got it..Bob😅

[@blondeenotsomuch]

Are you my mommy, Bob? Dud they used to call you Roberta? ma ma, you kicked me!!

[@davidfreas967]

A good stallion make a great gelding

[@googlamonster5086]

Poor Saber. He still has too much * Is there something the vet can do for him? Bob was nice, but he was definitely wanting to get away from the mole ester.

[@Loralarify]

How long does it take for the hormones to be completely gone from a gelded horse?

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

Usually a couple months.

[@pixie706]

Sabre looks excited and playful . Had he been used for breeding before ?

[@AmandaDoll-hi4dr]

He is doing a good job with Bob, Mr. tim is he fixed

[@lindaj5492]

As a stud, was Sabre only introduced to mares? He would presumably have acted dominant with them? Looks like he’s trying to figure out if Bob is some new type of female 😂. You sure he’s been properly gelded?

[@suzanneyoung8011]

He probably only got to see or be in close proximity to a mare at breeding time (assuming he was actually used as a breeding stallion). He may never have actually mounted a mare since most breeding is done by artificial insemination.

[@katiedotson704]

It takes weeks for the testosterone to flush out of a stallion's system. And if the horse had been bred, he still remembers the "good times" for quite a while.

[@casdragon_5939]

Usually, studs are only out with other horses when breeding, so yes, they're mares. They go into breeding mode when they see any other horse at liberty. Saber defaulted to that since it's the only behavior he knows around other horses.

[@Nell0111]

Tern/bee/threw/they’re/taut??

[@enlivenfire777]

Bob was very patient. Saber is making me dislike Arabians and love quarter horses BEST!

[@anneehd4613]

And I was wondering why there were so many mistakes in the writing with you normally being very articulate and precise in your wording ;-)

[@fleetskipper1810]

He uses homophones, because that induces people who watch his videos to leave comments like the one you did, which alerts the KZbin algorithm to increase the number of pop ups advertising Tim’s videos on other people’s phones. That way Tim makes more money. I’m not making this up. Tim has said exactly this before on other videos. And it works!

[@Sine-gl9ly]

Poor Sabre really isn't good at taking a hint in horse-ish at all, is he? Bob is patient initially, but Sabre's endless nonsensical chatter, overreaction and rude intrusiveness quickly starts to irritate him ... It strikes me that Bob's like an Englishman or a German, and Sabre's the over-excited American tourist, overwhelmed by his first visit to Europe!

[@marilynbridges8697]

I'm not sure what they are talking about, but I doubt it was about the wrong words. You call them homophones, but I call them irritating, sorry. I shut off suggestions and spellcheck because of that.

[@epona9166]

Agree. I didn't realize the spelling errors were on purpose (that went right over my head) until I messaged Tim and got a return email explaining the joke. Still more annoying than amusing imo.

[@fleetskipper1810]

When people leave comments about the homophones, it induces the KZbin algorithm to send more pop-ups to other people’s phones. Tim makes more money that way. He has said as much on his other videos. In other words, he’s training us to help him out. Clever!

[@dianefowler5351]

Then take off the subtitles the answer is just a click away

[@blondeenotsomuch]

Funny Sabre. Keeping Bob's nerves taut.

[@lushoberg8052]

I bet Saber was a total pain in the ass before he was gelded!😊

[@clayoreilly4553]

It would have been dangerous to keep that horse as a stud, imo. He may still be too "studdy" for regular people to handle him.

[@Sine-gl9ly]

It takes many weeks, even, sometimes, months, for testosterone levels to reduce to those of a gelding. Sabre was cut a bare month ago, so it is unfair to judge him at this stage. FWIW, I don't think his behaviour is dangerous at all. He is spooky in unfamiliar environments because he has had vanishingly-little exposure to the real world.

[@casdragon_5939]

He's very tame for a stud (going off their first video); I've seen mares worse than he is!

[@Sine-gl9ly]

He's not dangerous - just mentally immature, hence spoomy, due to his previous lifestyle. Give him several weeks for his hormone levels to reduce, and time for him to learn that the big, new, interesting world out there isn't out to get him all the time, and he'll be fine.