Equine Affaire Educational Program - Pat Parelli on Horse Psychology 101

[@14Blackspirit]

"If you want to be good with horses ... watch what everybody is doing and do the opposite." That made my day because it is what I experienced too xD

[@keelyevans7692]

Happy Sunday & New Month

[@JoeLinux2000]

Fantastic video. This should be required viewing and understanding before anyone allowed to get on a horse.

[@Alex-horsman]

I never saw anything more funny and useful, than Pat's stories and lessons!!! Thank you for that!!!

[@reddress2200]

Pat has helped me with my horse beyond my wildest dreams. I can't thank you enough.

[@slshonkwiler]

So glad I came across this video. I have a 6 year old horse that has never been handled and I did not want to start her out with the wrong techniques. I now have the beginnings of a good plan. Thank you so much. I will look for more of your horse psychology videos to assist me in our growth and bonding partnership sessions. Mr. Parelli, you are probably the best horseman I have ever come across in my lifetime! Wish there were more like you. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and kindness. The results are clear, distinct, and speak for themselves.

[@keelyevans7692]

Yes he's been a hero of others for as long as I can remember.

[@sayuriisme9728]

Such an amazing and helpful video. Your skills are stunning, like a dream for me as a new horse owner ☺️

[@cattymajiv]

Only beginners would find this helpful. Naturally I do agree with the kindness ethic, but he is chaotic. So in 38 minutes he taught nothing that will be remembered, because he's so disorganized. I've seen roughly the same lack of focus in other videos of him. It's not that I dislike him at all. It's just not the most effective presentation. People come away from it saying they feel good, but asking what are they supposed to do now? It's next to impossible to find good training info that's well presented on KZbin, because nobody wants to give that info away for free. Books are a FAR better way to learn, despite the fact they lack visuals you can see. Anyone who thinks they will get enough good info from KZbin to train any horse is sadly mistaken. And they are likely to wreck that horse by trying to apply the peicemeal methods they got from KZbin to that poor horse, when a thorough consistent approach is what is needed. A complete system. One that will make sense to the horse, not a chaotic soup of a few items from one guy and a few methods from another girl. There are a lot of really good trainers on KZbin who post videos with bits and peices of their training methods, but that all still adds up to a great big zero. What you need to do is READ at least 2 or 3 BOOKS by top notch trainers, and only then should you watch videos of the parts you think you need the most (if you can even find them.) This is because you will never get enough of a systematic understanding of any method from the bits and peices on KZbin. Even though there are thousands of horse training videos here, they can't be put together to form a valuable program, even if you watch every single video on any one of the channels. I wish that wasn't true, but as I already said, none of the ones who are really good are willing to give their system away for free. I wish so much they were! Not one single trainer on KZbin even begins to explain in detail what "Pressure And Release" means, and how it works. Without that understanding you are sunk, because everything the trainers do is based on an understanding of that, and everything the horses do is based on an avoidance of pressure, and a search for release. No matter how much you love your horse and want to be kind, you need to understand the theory behind the words "Pressure and Release". You have to read the books and understand the theory. Before you buy a book make sure you check out the Contents and make sure it has a lengthy section on that. You will probably need to read the descriptions of P+R by several different writers before you are able to really grasp it well, even if you think you've got it after reading just one. It is THE most important part of training horses. I can't stress that enough. You should also check the contents of any books you consider to make sure they spend an AWFUL LOT of time on the basics at the very beginning, before anyone ever sits on the horse once. That applies even if your horse was born on your farm and hand raised. You should read that part of several books by different writers before you ever even lay hands on a foal or see one, because I've seen a zonkie, or a zebra/donkey cross, that was wrecked for good by the time he was 3 days old. And his owner THOUGHT he was an expert trainer who understands P+R! He ended up having to sell the poor little zonkie to some unsuspecting owner at an auction. I pray for that poor little zonkie's sake that the new owner was an expert who could partly undo the damage, but things deeply ingrained in newborns are very hard to change. He might have a very hard life, just because his owner started mishandling him before he was 4 days old. He didn't think what he was doing was wrong, but it was. He had watched a few videos and thought he knew it all. Refused to read a single book. I know the idea of reading a book is so hateful to many today's young people, but if you can't even do that, you have no business anywhere near a horse! You can supplement the serious reading with comedy books, like the Thellwell Ponies books, when you need a break from the serious side, but without reading books you may as well give up now. In fact it would be far better for your horse if you did. Give them to someone who does care enough to read a book. And about what proper training really is, instead of keeping them with an owner who cares more about KZbin than they do about the the poor horse. I would avoid books by the famous middle aged American male trainers, almost all of whom are frauds, and go with books by women trainers from anywhere. That is except for Pat Parrelli's exwife Linda, who is an extremely cruel abuser of horses, even blind ones! There are videos here on YT of her abusing horses, and whipping blind horses over and over, yet she claims to be an expert! Imagine what she does when there are not any cameras around! There are many other cruel people too, so be cautious who you "listen" to or believe. There are a ton of frauds on KZbin! You can rely on female trainers so much more than men, who are almost all in it for money, fame, or ego. Avoid anyone associated with ANY type of racing or rodeo, with Tennessee Walking Horses in Big Lick, or with any of the European Riding Schools. Steve Smith of the UK is especially good, and anything he writes is good. There are lots of great men, but most of them haven't written books yet. So like I said, look for books with VERY big sections on Pressure And Release, and VERY big sections on the earliest part of ownership and training, with those sections broken down into other sections, explaining in detail exactly what to do from the moment they are born, or from the moment a wild horse comes into your possession. It needs to explain in detail EXACTLY WHY to do each of those things, right up to mounting them the first time, riding them in whatever manner you choose, and far beyond. If the book doesn't show these things in the Table Of Contents, then it's not a good book. The book needs to have a section, the longer the better, about ongoing training, throughout the life of the horse, because if you are not training them to do what you do want and what is good for them, then you are training them to do what you don't want, and what is bad for them. It doesn't end when he afe handed a horse that is "started under saddle" or "broke to ride". FAR FROM IT. The horse will suffer if it is carrying itself wrong or it becomes lame, and if you don't recognize it and take steps to correct it, which normally require "Groundwork", or "Work In Hand", which are other terms for training (as well as veterinary care.) I've rambled on far too long, but I'm not sorry. If 1 person reads and understands this and it helps 1 horse, even though I'll never know, this will have done it's job.

[@ulysseservilha9327]

Hello from Brazil! It's so fun and productive to learn from a natural professor. Thank you for sharing so much and in such a connected way.

[@ctnaturalhoof]

still going strong, thank you Pat Parelli, such good philosophy

[@judyholley9909]

These tips are so good! I took riding lessons, and they never taught me to approach the horse and how to get the horse to go like this. I learned the pre-execution squeezing ques and ques to stop or change something. I like your method of doing things! I learned a lot! Thank you so much! And yes, I remember Red Skelton. I did not know he was a horseman! He was also a very good painter, as well.

[@loredelore7286]

A lot of horse interaction is physically based and yet horses are thinkers sometimes out thinking their owners with games not realising if they play the games too the horse sees you as equal. Pat really is the best for me, really does understand horses.

[@bmc7473]

Y de personas. 😉

[@kaynine1834]

Loved watching this video, I ride english, will try and apply to my riding skills with my already amazing horse.👍 greetings from South Africa🐎🇿🇦

[@stephaniedreyer5722]

Thank you Pat for sharing! You changed my life and I hope I am a better rider and owner of a lucky horse. I wish you a long and happy life.

[@larrybarger1077]

I've never owned a horse but I sure love them.

[@LanternLighterRanch]

I have to say Mr Parelli, it's been a bit since I've watched you but this is wonderful! Thank you! For who you are and what you do. For sharing your love and wisdom, for your calmness and education. I appreciate you!

[@KadieJoy]

This guy is amazing…. I’d love to just hang out with this guy and my horse for a few days.❤

[@1sacoyle]

I've own my 18 yr. old (very spooky) Haflinger gelding for little over a year now and have been doing lots of ground work with him and just a couple of rides. The previous owner had him for about 15 years and was not a very knowledgeable horse person , so this horse developed an attitude which was deemed defiant. This horse loves to eat and is in no way starving, but of course prefers eating grass to working (playing). I don't have an area where there is no grass so it's a bit challenging to keep his mind on me. I try not to get after him in a way that will make him resentful. It can be like walking on egg shells sometimes and my patience is really tried. However, the next day or so I do see improvement, so all is not lost.

[@aixpert291]

How’s your horse doing now?

[@cattymajiv]

I hope they found out that a type of mask will prevent them from grazing, as will certain kinds of nosebands for bridles.

[@loredelore7286]

Pat Parelli is a genius. And funny.

[@joshnewcomb3389]

🤣🤣🤣🙄🙄

[@sidilicious11]

Thanks Pat. I’ve learned so much from you over the years.

[@LeslieESP21]

Thank You your purpose is much appreciated. We are all one! You are an amazing man. I appreciate all you teach. Your life is making a difference on this planet. 🙏🙏🌏🌏🐴Freedom is our birthright. Horses are here to teach & heal us, they are sacred, and all being's matter.

[@eirschu8973]

This man is the horse whisperer we've all been hearing about in legends! What a nice man! I want to work with him, even if it is just cleaning stables.

[@cattymajiv]

Go for it! So many of us have learned TONS by shovelling out stalls, carrying water buckets, etc. Often doing it for free, for years! But also look for courses you can take. Really complete programs of instruction, preferably at a college or university, but sometimes they are taught directly from a ranch, training facility, veterinarian or farrier business. Just be SUPER CAREFUL who you give your money to and what you sign. Read EVERY word of ANY contract you consider signing, or have your lawyer read it. And make 100% sure NOT to take the company's own word for whether they are accreditted by a major countrywide equine organization. Check that point out thoroughly! You might need to shovel poop to pay for it, but that's it's best way to get into horse work professionally. Personally I've always loved that kind of work, and I can think of far worse ways to make a living. And talk to everybody you meet. Ask them how and where they got started. They will love to tell you! All the best of luck to you! ❤🐴🐎🐴❤

[@krismaggs7488]

Just watch your show/ very interesting//thank you/ I’ll keep watching and putting it to practice…. Great advice….

[@stephanielchan]

Thank you for this video. Your technique resonates with me. I’m a equine massage therapist and I want to learn more about your techniques and incorporate them into my business. The trust/respect is incredibly important to me.

[@cheyenneutah1569]

Wow!!! The most wonderful lesson!!! Can you re-retrain a 12-14yo horse?

[@cattymajiv]

A good trainer can.

[@marylamb56]

Don’t have good enough words. Thank you sooo much! Meant, heart felt! God bless!

[@karenfairclough3786]

Just come across this video, fabulous…I have tried lots of different training methods for my horses but always return to the Parelli method. Thank you so much for sharing. It was good to be reminded of how important the relationship is between my horse and myself.

[@allisonconley6339]

Thank you Pat for sharing!!!! You have changed the world and definitely made it so so much better for the horse and us humans that love them 😀😀😀😀❤❤❤❤🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴

[@officialjbbeverley]

"I'm going to smile...with all four cheeks." Ha! Perfect.

[@cecily1898]

Love you, Pat! I learned everything I know from you!

[@sunnyvsaavie9947]

Thank you, Pat. I will be going to my second riding lesson soon. This will help me understand better.

[@nancyk3615]

Thank you for this Pat!

[@Conny226]

You so awesome ! I am so happy I found you on KZbin .I want to get a hackamore could you guide me on what I could use on my 13 hand Buckskin pony.I am very new to horses just have him now 3 months he has a snuffle bit and threw his had constantly I figured out he has really bad teeth. He is all fixed up now,but I don’t want to put a bit in his mouth anymore. You are my teacher 😁 Thank you

[@debbiesavona8848]

God bless you I'm so glad I watched your video I have a Mustang and burro that are wild they are pets they are very friendly I have not ridden but I love your Technique thank you so much

[@tajgatjasa]

Pat, you're always the best.

[@CANDIKONETT]

what a good boy, what a great video!

[@pinkbutterfly179]

You are amazing . You are a blessing ❤

[@aracelyslopez5167]

Pat, thank you very much for putting together this video to share with all horse riders and trainers. I work with Paso Finos mostly but I have a 16 mustang mare that had not been ridden in a long while. There is a culture of using fear pressure in this field. For a fairly new rider that believed that in a horse/human team both the rider and the horse work better when you approach the relationship as partners. I have been interested in using ground work and other ways to help them release their stress. Thanks again, this video will be very helpful!

[@janhermfelt8231]

Very nice! Thank you!

[@Stillfunfashion]

Such a great video, very informative.

[@valentinegirly6718]

Thanks this was lovely

[@lisatiminsky8705]

Loved this video

[@rajarizwanakhtar8401]

Excellent video, love you man, you explained so well

[@christinamuller1741]

Hi Mr. Perelli, your training techniques are fascinating. Do you offer clinics?

[@EquineAffaireInc]

Hello Christina, To learn more about Mr. Parelli's schedule, please visit his web site: shopus.parelli.com/

[@pinkorganichorse]

I wish Pat had done practical things like these at his Wild Horse Taming in Ocala. It was a waste of time and money.

[@cattymajiv]

He almost always is disorganized and really lacks focus. I find that in this video too.

[@robhartley9676]

Gooood stuff Pat !

[@sharonmathew4588]

learned so much! Thank you!

[@nathanmelton827]

The wisest words spoken were about the women’s voice on GPS. Truth!

[@lebeauhairextensions]

This is great. Thanks Pat, I really learned a lot. Ride

[@MrMrlambrose]

Thanks Pat

[@samanthawarden3100]

Love this video.

[@rebekahmaes8695]

Thankyou Pat.

[@KenSpooky]

I'm that person that learned alot :)

[@sandygant5315]

NICE!!

[@margaretporkolab7166]

I noticed that you didn't stretch the front legs out to stretch the skin under the cinch. Also you didn't move the mane out from under the saddle by the withers. Thank you I just seem to have done alot of what you have explained.

[@brendajohnson6057]

Yum yum yummy, wish I was there to have some of Brenda's apple crisp. Loved ur video. Happy trails😊

[@carowheat]

thank you so much

[@bobtail5371]

It's so simple that even adults can do it 😂

[@elenamiyagi6669]

Thanks lot🙏

[@lorrainelafond4447]

I would love to take training with you I love horses so much always wanted 1since I was a kid can't afford too own 1 but I do like riding I don't have much experience but would love too learn you would be a great teacher you are so com and nice I wish I could meet you and learn .i loved your vitio and would like to watch more of you .

[@BelovedfriendLSB]

I dont have a problenm with the gps ai having a "female" voice because success IS between the horses ears and Im just glad the AI is willing to talk to me at all

[@hazelgalbraith2400]

AWESOME love that man

[@irvinhernandez5765]

i got a horse that needs help never been broke and im going to try ur Techniques with her

[@cattymajiv]

You're going to get yourself killed or crippled, or get your horse crippled, ot BOTH! Grab a brain! This was a bad presentation which gave the viewers nothing concrete at all. You can't use it for anything. The fans here who are praising it are all sheer beginners, who are unable to recognize what is helpful info or what is garbage. Anybody who can't recognize that this was a waste of time, and that the cheering fans are all too inexperienced to be able to recognize that the video is no good, is obviously also extremely inexperienced. FAR TOO INEXPERIENCED TO TRY TO TRAIN ANY HORSE! You will only end up doing severe damage to the horse and probably to yourself too. The idea of you trying to train a horse scares me, for both them and you! What on earth are you doing with an untrained horse to start with? Either get a real trainer, which will cost a lot, or get a real trainer to help you sell it to a responsible owner, before you and the poor horse both get badly hurt! Because when you do get hurt, which is for sure, sure as hell it will be the poor horse that gets blamed for it, even though it was YOU who caused it to happen! Give it to a trainer or to an equine veterinarian, so they can find it a home with people who have the skills to deal with it. I can't see how you managed to acquire the horse to begin with, but you need to have it seen by an equine vet IMMEDIATELY, and ask them how to find it a good home, with people who know enough about horses to take proper care of it. Horses are not dirt bikes. You can not get one first, and THEN do the many years of learning required to take care of it! In the meantime it will get very sick! Get a vet in there NOW! Then find a proper home for it. You might have to give him to a horse rescue organization. They are experts at adopting horses to good homes. Once you have given him a good home, you can be happy and very proud that you did the right thing! You should also recognize 2 things: #1.) The people in the comments here are all 10 year old girls with no experience. They are lying about how old they are, and lying about owning their own horses. The ones who claim Pat Parrelli's methods saved their horse are also 10 year old girls with no horses who are lying for the same reasons. Do not take anything they say as being based in any knowledge. That includes their opinion that this is helpful information, because it is not! Not to people who really do have horses! #2.) There is very little information on KZbin that is of any value at all. The information that is really helpful is NOT given away for free. So you will NOT find much or any useful information here, especially on horses! I know because I have been trying for YEARS to find it, and it is not here, although some

[@arlenedrake9305]

Very interesting

[@tysy73]

If I hear "smile with all four cheeks" again, I'm gonna die laughing!

[@wildedibles819]

Thanks

[@gaugelewis2690]

Can I work for you.

[@sebastiantorres9255]

How would you train South American pasó horses with this method ?

[@hannibruhngrann9211]

Hi Pat! 🤠 We do not have a round pen Is there anything, you'd suggest, that I do instead...?! Thank you 😊

[@gregs8736]

If you have a square pen of similar size to a round pen, you could fence off the corners to make it similar to a round pen.

[@lebeauhairextensions]

what If you don't h'ave any pen at all.?' need somewhere to ride, play, frain, but not allwed to put any structures on my land.- Any ideas? help

[@ellafields9424]

@@lebeauhairextensions Improvise. For my first 40 yrs around horses I did not have a round pen yet I managed to have some great pleasure horses and hunter jumpers show horses. Some times you may have better results without the round pen. As I did. Its not just One Way - there are many ways to do most jobs.

[@garyttomo1641]

Fantastic

[@childtdy]

TY

[@keelyevans7692]

27:22 Jelly Shoes 🤗😇🤗

[@mezanian]

Pat, why do you wear spurs? I'm confused, it seems contraindicated to your method. I like your "outfit" but is it necessary? Greetings from Queensland Australia 🇦🇺

[@shaylabobsherman228]

Chicken wire! 😆 That's perfect!

[@barryedwardchadwick8162]

You would think after all these years that horseology would be mainstream,but you don’t have to go very far sometimes just down the street To find out that where knowledge ends,violence begins,so very sad

[@hannibruhngrann9211]

Right over there -is a place called failure.....😁😁😁👌

[@STARSanSTRIPES]

Pat Parelli is a master who gives tribute to who he learned from. I've made amazing progress with my horses just from his old DVDs. Everyone else, including his ex-wife, is basically using his program 😂. Learn from the master.

[@vibeskouenborg6842]

old fashion bullshit- ''horse-obey-dictatorship'.

[@salvadorgarcia8677]

Salodo pat from México

[@keelyevans7692]

Pat; how would you respond if you'd been robbed and all they would do is try to convince you you didn't know how to tell them not to do it correctly? They were using deformation and slander for identity theft obstruction and extortion and From a victim perspective explaining they get themselves a counterproductive response like contempt was used as a spiral staircase. These guys were trying to convince me I needed to get a psychiatric evaluation to see if I could stand trial for my perpetrators crimes I'm like no you need one for trying to give it to me not you them obviously you know what I mean.

[@cattymajiv]

You very clearly do need a doctor!

[@keelyevans7692]

@@cattymajiv contact every doctor and find out how you stop terrorists from pimping you out in a racist sexist slave trade at your expense while promising to take your children and brother and taking your money.

[@keelyevans7692]

@@cattymajiv contact every doctor and find out how the clients were supposed to pay the American sign language Interpreters

[@keelyevans7692]

@@cattymajiv contact every doctor and find out what you do to stop your rapist from putting his debts. His criminal history, his medical history on your name using your brother as his tool.

[@keelyevans7692]

@@cattymajiv We literally need every doctor protected from the pesticides and pollution in the air, land and water and every doctor needs protected from being charged 10 million a day for taking my children for ransom and 5 million per malicious false report used to manipulate the witnesses and evidence plus the 36 million that was already extorted providing behavioral therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, medical and non-medical transportation interpreting from American sign language to English and back while assisting with all daily living skills and community access tools and investigating state, federal and international affairs. In regards to the physics and engineering project to prevent the pandemics and the draft to war. Judicial notice must be taken of my December 28th, 2020 filing at the 12th judicial district Court in Alamogordo, New Mexico. The United States Patriot Act, the United Nations charter and the NATO alliance. Go get the money from the people that stole it from me instead of asking me for more than has already stolen!! Being cold and a tent in the desert searching online for giving the instructions to implement the designs to resolve the draft. Looking for my stolen money and children vehicle, house, equipment, supplies, brother and any additional information for protection and advocacy. You need electricity to maintain the Internet many places don't have Internet we have to correct that problem first. find the architecture design teams to implement the new protection and advocacy units. All humans are already assigned before we were born according to the way it was written and the functionality of customers and employees. All of the money from the military and civilian law enforcement jurisdictions alcohol tobacco firearms high fructose corn syrup unhealthy frying fats pesticides and pollution converted to cannabis tea and honey agave avocado oil hydroelectric fuel cell recycling centers and septic tanks and the 50,000 things we can make from hemp with the help of everyone in jail prison a nursing home and orphanage a homeless shelter a domestic violence shelter a refugee camp a behavioral hospital a rehabilitation hospital or any type of condemned housing remodeling all of the abandoned buildings courthouses churches Banks and predatory lending institutions into wheelchair accessible housing with aquaponic units of production Medicaid for every man woman and child $2,000 per week per person automatically deposited with full cell phone service and access full per diem and protection and advocacy from malicious undue prosecution and extortion. G.O.D. bless all organic produce and industry.

[@GloryDaze73]

❤❤This guy is Very Good! Wish the old cowboys could learn from him....but I think psychologically cowboys are mentally insecure, and that's why they like to prove their strength through abusing horses. It's a bit perverse the way they deal with animals.

[@cattymajiv]

Totally ! ! !

[@lebeauhairextensions]

magic

[@Eudaimonia88]

A few seconds in... and there are already glaring errors: 1. the mispronunciation of the Latin word for 'horse' and 2. an incorrect philological comparison. 0:45 The etymology of the Latin term for 'horse' has nothing to do with the word 'equal'. Equus and Aequus come from different Proto Indo-European roots. 'aequus' would come from *aikʷ-, meaning flat and also present in Baltic languages such as Lithuanian. 'equus' would come from *ek'w-, meaning horse, properly. Hippo comes from the same root. One would expect that someone who lectures on horses would at least get his facts in order before starting such a talk.

[@tbjalal]

Well you know, we’re not here for the Latin courses but for everything else that everyone enjoyed as it is invaluable.. perhaps a kind correction for a honest mistake with a thanks for the time given would be better welcomed 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@megyoung9303]

Enchants...what side of the bed did YOU get up on? How about practicing a more positive way to impart information? Yess, errors can ber annoying, but you don't need to impale your subject! Anyway. dearie...Blessings, Meg Young

[@sidilicious11]

He’s a cowboy, not an academic. He’s also a jokester. I bet you’ll enjoy when he tells people his long line is double the length of the the 12’ lead rope, 22 feet.

[@kennethb.drinkard2010]

I'm a greenhorn, but isn't this what they called a nazi on Seinfeld years back, and no offense intended, kindness is key,as in the partnership this man is teaching.

[@GregoryBoyce-w3i]

I'm a horse psychic a different method.

[@77sharond]

Loved everything until he mounted without a mounting block. Hard on their backs.

[@ellafields9424]

Mostly hard on the withers...

[@saharfakharzadeh1621]

Apparently now you have become like one of those ones you are criticizing in your video 😏

[@allenmillenium6207]

Your comment about round pins and psychology is an indirect dig about Marty Roberts! Marty Roberts has never ruined a horse in his life! He's proved over and over again that "Join Up" is one of the best things that's ever been invented and not only that he learned it from a herd of horses by watching them at night because he was color blind he could see very well! You know it all attitude is pathetic! That horse has already been trained! He already knew what you were going to do! He knew what he was going to do! He knew what was expected of him! You're a fool for casting aspersions on Marty Roberts!

[@loredelore7286]

Do you mean Monty?

[@cattymajiv]

That's what almost all of the middle aged and older American men do! They're not in it for the love of horses, but for money, fame, and ego. I haven't found many of them who are any good at all. Tim Anderson is great, but I can't think of any other American men right now. Steve Smith of the UK is great, and tons of women trainers are!

[@Systems1]

Tried to save to watch later, but you have that turned off.