hoof training for foals

[@traceybullard2199]

So lovely to see the foals handled with such empathy and compassion. You are both amazing.💐

[@annebell4112]

I love you two. You're just great people with a loving nature that connects to Horses and those 3 beautiful Foals 💖💚💟💙💜💛❤

[@TheKleineKartoffel]

What will happen with the foals when they get older? Will they stay with you?

[@Rowdymotmot]

I think that is a super way to train them. Handling feet early, working with ropes like that teaching them something around their leg will not scare them. You guys are doing a wonderful job. You are right. You are setting them up for the rest of their lives.

[@cynthiawilliams3898]

My brother and I personally slowly broke and trained fillies through the years. We did the exact same rope trick. And lots of cuddles. Miss those days. These babies have really grown. Ranger is so tall. Is he getting lighter down his back? Thanks so much for sharing. Keep posting. I'm here.

[@NatureRocks.]

That was beautiful. I was thinking the same thing, that you are training them for the rest of their lives and that is so important not only for them but the people around them!

[@juliederry3719]

Ranger wanting to get in this video lol, it looks like Sage was falling asleep when Jordan was picking her hooves up, it’s made my day seeing these beautiful little babies, won’t be calling them babies for much longer Camille they’re all getting so big, tfs x Julie 🇬🇧

[@johnmccaughan4195]

I like that you are handling them early, makes a big difference.

[@ellencarver5575]

You guys are amazing with these foals so gentle and they are very relaxed not bothered about anything new happening, another great video thank you for sharing it with us.

[@topcatwarrior]

Lovely to see you starting hoof training so early, Sage was very relaxed while you were working her legs and feet. Healthy hooves are vital to equine health and these precious foals are off to a great start.💕

[@readytogo6569]

Love watching Jordan work❣️ Of course Ranger The Ham has gotta stick his nose in there. 😆

[@susanminor5382]

I am amazed how you handle the horses. Your knowledge is amazing. So caring and thoughtful. Your training techniques are so unique. I have learned so much by watching your videos and I love them all!!! Thank you Jordan and Candice

[@bonniemccormack1361]

Loved this! When she predicted Jordan picking up her back foot and she repositioned her front leg to get ready for it I was like you go girl! So willing, it's a pleasure to watch them loving learning. 🥰

[@Gobs2012]

This was a great video. Thank you!

[@carolynbobyk3514]

Love all you guys. Love your videos :) and the horses

[@monkeygraborange]

I know nothing about horses so it’s fascinating to me to see the actual work you put into them. Good job.

[@cowgirlval5216]

Great job! Sage acts like it was play time👍

[@trishengard8388]

So good the way y'all do it. Young, snuggles and slowly 💙 loved seeing nosy Ranger sticking his face in the camera!!! Lol, he's a mess ❤️❤️❤️

[@diannaa7462]

I LOVE how you “work with” and “treat” your horses…love really is the most powerful tool for teaching. God’s blessings to you. 🌿💚🌿

[@trish002]

I love how she's always listening. So many distractions yet concentrating on what Jordan is saying & doing. Just beautiful to watch.

[@georgiagonzales3769]

Always excited to see what your doing with those sweet babies 🥰🙌❤️ Thank you.

[@oranjmusemeyer968]

They are so trusting and absolutelylove you guys! It always amazes me the difference in just a few minutes a day can make when they are so young! Sage is beautiful!

[@melindahack8934]

Wow!!!! The foals look fantastic!!! They are getting so big and have really filled out. It looks like Sage really responded well to everything you were doing. A testament to your training skills and that they love and trust you. These 3 will make excellent working horses and companions.

[@andreawaterstreet3901]

I love your calm voices that you use around the horses. I truly believe that some humans are gifted with the ability to communicate with animals, and you two both seem to have horses in your blood. I love watching your horsemanship-it’s beautiful and very spiritual.

[@rstom1199]

I can really see the connection between you and the horses

[@vishnuvivek]

This is so amazing, videos just keep getting better and better. Amazing love for these beautiful foals and Jordan really shows that in these videos

[@rachelwebber3605]

I love these training videos! I hope n the future you can go even more in depth!

[@pattimessenger6214]

The babies are getting so big! They’ve lost some baby fuzz and now they are darker. They have learned to trust you both, so they aren’t frightened by the training. Ranger needs to be the center of attention! Thank you for this video! I’ve missed them!

[@sandraessman3205]

It's really nice that you also have Ranger and Shadow there for some moral support! They have grown so much! Well done Sage!

[@GalaxyRCG]

Ranger is like whatcha doing 😁🥰

[@gregs-gran2002]

❤️❤️❤️ They are all so beautiful and growing fast! ❤️❤️❤️

[@freespirit54321]

You are the best. 💙

[@jeanlaws8210]

Ranger was certainly enjoying those scritches! Thank you for taking such good care of these foals.

[@DebraGill]

That was very sweet to watch, those babies are doing so well! 😊❤️

[@roxannehale1386]

Sage has really darkened. They are all getting big and beautiful. They are lucky you wonderful people rescued them.

[@paulmiller8886]

So smart

[@keeks993]

Just wanted to thank you for posting this video, I’m foot training my 9 month old filly. This helped me greatly. I admire Jordan’s calm and gentle training approach. I will keep watching more of your videos to continue my training. Cheers !

[@brendab3204]

Oh my gosh… Ranger is such a big suck….lol Bet he would be a lab horse if your husband let him. 😉You both are so good with horses❤️🥰

[@algypsy17]

This is great ! Also brush them a bit and lean over them to brush the other side where you are not standing (without putting weight of course). They will become comfortable with the idea of a rider above in a very natural way like this. I did this with a filly I cared for when I was only 14 (and same as you for halter, feet etc) and everything was just "normal" for her, so when she was 4 and we started to ride her a bit there was no fear, no resistance, just magic !

[@reettahartikainen4184]

This was good! Ranger needs attention 💙

[@janeoleary8454]

Ranger is there to direct !!!!!

[@joyceb.8194]

Once again, I love Jordan's technique! Used similar for my baby girl years ago

[@arrinagreek6369]

Jordan is the Horse Whisperer.

[@catherinedupre814]

Oh my, he’s getting soooo frosty And those girls look like siblings….they have grown so much ….❤️❤️❤️ Thank You for sharing

[@carolwhite6979]

All the hugs and rubs and cuddles those babies have had this summer have really given your relationship a strong foundation. They are learning so fast!

[@cameroncooper9954]

Nice, good gentle

[@Maybehomebody]

Love what you guys do

[@christinematton4125]

Adorable babies ❤❤ especially Ranger 😊😊

[@aligee6294]

💕💕

[@unitedworld6618]

Please put your website link for each video. Thank you.

[@anntrope491]

YOU'RE DOING NICE WORK WITH THE FOALS...THEY'RE WILLING, & YOU'RE ABLE!! ♡☆♡

[@donnabauerofbrilliancebyde1178]

I really appreciate Jordan’s patience, gentleness and kindness with his animals!

[@susanmckinnon4945]

I so enjoy watching your training. It's gentle and explained very well for my uneducated horse knowledge

[@cassandragriswold7521]

Interesting training techniques, Gentle n caring. I enjoy seeing your family as much as the 3 rescued adoptees. ❤ Mississippi Gulf Coast

[@dianaspy6733]

Lovely training! ❤🎉

[@Korina42]

Teaching without drama or trauma is the best kind of teaching. Good on you both.

[@rachelolson5488]

Well hello, great to see everyone is doing well! 😊👏👏i always get excited when I get a notification from you, thanks👍

[@sherrihebestreit2492]

y’all are working to make awesome horses! whoever ends up with them will have true treasure’s!

[@helenblankenship8760]

I love the way you both take equine parenting so seriously. If only more people would follow your lead.

[@kathystevens9705]

Honestly that was very cool,great video💙

[@EnchantedwithPoodles]

Your beautiful foals have adorable, round, full bellies. I love your videos and always look forward to the next.

[@delishme2]

Missed you guys !!. KZbin doesn't show me your new videos 😪 This is preschool for foals 😆, and it's great to get in early. Love to see their progress. Take care 😊 🇳🇿

[@rosemattaliano3997]

absolutely wonderful! you are both "horse trainer extraordinaire” thank you so much for the update and i just love those three babies!

[@elaineambrose7413]

I think your foals are ready to please you cause you’ve made their young lives so much fun ! Your doing a great job with then xx

[@hollyebn]

You are both so talented and wonderful and they (all 3) are so beautiful and adorable! And the rest of your herd! Thank you for sharing some of your experiences each video because I so enjoy watching you and the babies and the whole herd.

[@allonesame6467]

Yes, confidence and trust, developed early makes for a calm confident horse. You are teaching them about what is expected, that you all are in a relationship, and makes them a joy to be with. Your style is setting them up for success. I admire you. Blessings Abound.

[@maryspaabeck2074]

Question: they know and trust you,would they allow strangers like farriers to handle their feet like that at A young age?

[@karenbishop5885]

Great sign of trust. Shows how long and dedicated a horse person needs to be. They live a long time nice to prepare them for a good life.

[@suesmallwood1781]

Ranger wanted his close up, lol

[@laurascherle930]

Love the TLC you’re both putting into these babies :> They early work will take them a long way in life. And they’re so chill wanting to spend time with you. I can’t get over how roan Ranger is getting.

[@sarajanesmith3892]

They have grown up to be good looking horses 😍!

[@outoftime7740]

So cute they are turning out. Sage is getting a little round. She must eating well.

[@brendakay3087]

The babies are growing it is great to see. The earlier training can start the better. The babies already trust you which is great. Your both are doing a wonderful thing for these foals Their personality and colors are changing, That is awesome to see. Thanks for sharing this with all of us.

[@kayhammock]

They have really grown! I love how you handle the horses.

[@toscadonna]

It’s so important to sack out horses, because in nature, they’re a jumpy herd animal that has survived for thousands of years due to their extremely fast impulse to run away from danger. Horses are so alert and skittish, but it’s just how they’re designed. The more kindness and calmness that’s introduced to them when training, the better they are with riders, and they will have better lives if they’re trained well.

[@AC-qi9wo]

Ranger, is a mommas boy 🐎 he sure loves you💞💓

[@heatherfreer6813]

I sure could use y’all around my place.

[@Lauren-vd4qe]

ive never seen the rope lift method before but im conversant with horses and it looks very useful.

[@themermaidtree1144]

Great video!

[@NdnUrbanCat]

My ex used to take a rock and tap the bottom of their feet.

[@GiggleSnorts]

They trust u 2 so much I love it. ❤ 👌🙏

[@charlottestartt3689]

YOU TWO ARE GREAT!!!

[@10lauset]

Cheers

[@hollyebn]

Thanks!

[@hollyebn]

Thanks!

[@kcvail7409]

Everybody wants to be famous today

[@frame7629]

Dude, these people are just a couple living in the middle of nowhere, who rescued a few foals, and train horses. At no time have they claimed to have rewritten the book. People follow them because they are kind. You have learned nothing.