King's Guard Stepped Forward for the Blind Person to Get a Better Photo

[@Sunnybrook69]

❤❤❤❤ I think what is even more extraordinary is the respect shown to the horse guard by the father and son and then the guard inside! What beautiful examples of how humans should treat other humans regardless of who is in what role. Not every disability is visable. Perhaps we all could learn many lessons with just this one video as an example.❤❤❤❤

[@kingwhisky7535]

This should not be pinned. It's a nice sentiment. We all behave like this when we can. This is not normal. Why pin this?

[@mairaf.c.macedo2392]

​@@kingwhisky7535 why not?

[@antonellacastelli6770]

Cincordo

[@sharonbecker2851]

Thank you for your comment. I too was moved by this endearing encounter between the blind young man and Royal Guard horse. God bless them all❤😊

[@joaninharaquelsilva9699]

​@@kingwhisky7535a😊

[@DeadlyChinchilla]

These horses are extraordinary. They bite and shove nearly anyone who gets near, but the disabled and blind they show extensive empathy for. What good animals.

[@Sassafrass95]

It's all about respect, you give them respect and be gentle with them and they return the favor.

[@pariahmouse7794]

They know who's who. They FEEL it. And that's why I devote my life to them... They are purity defined. The way people treat them for sport hurts my heart. They will give you EVERYTHING, if you are simply kind...

[@DeadlyChinchilla]

@@HotAlienTea LOL yeah, tell that to all the videos right here on KZbin of the horses pushing and nipping at people. They literally have signs up saying the horses will bite. XD

[@user-wj5ne6zo5u]

​@@DeadlyChinchillaможа, маецца на ўвазе тое, што не кусаюць і не штурхаюць на ўсю моц, як маглі б. Дэманструюць, што можа і штурхнуць, і укусіць.

[@Oakleaf700]

@@HotAlienTea They definitely do bite and shove their heads into the tourists. They are quite flighty - unlike Metropolitan police horses who are much more highly schooled to unusual things.

[@ellieozuna5197]

Even the horse is standing perfectly still posing for the picture. 😊

[@denisefairchild-garcia1080]

This gave me happy tears❤

[@TheOfficialTarynTots]

That horse knows his good side. 😊

[@audreymaqks]

The guard and the horse were especially nice to the man and his blind son who were very respectful

[@59snitt]

After he touched the horse he smelled his hand. The smell of horses and dogs brings a peace to my soul. Iwas raised with dogs and horses and the memories calm me. These smells bring such warm memories. Bless this man who will remember this day when ever he smells horse.❤❤❤

[@gailtownsend2325]

That is wonderful only a horse smells that good.❤

[@1wildberry7]

I always smell my hands after I leave the horses. It goes straight to my soul. Horses and dog paws lol

[@spook6394]

⁠i do be smelling dog paws, but as for horses, you can typically smell them from many meters away lmao

[@1wildberry7]

@@spook6394 Yes! Then for the quintessential therapy, I’ll add pine shavings and fresh cut hay.

[@autumneller2857]

The first thing i do when i see my horses is hug and sniff 😂

[@VK.x]

The horses act so different around people with disabilities, its really beautiful to watch♥️🫡

[@mdc734]

I was thinking as you were.

[@cfowler9565]

Horses are very intelligent animals... Their emotional intelligence is one reason why they can make excellent therapy animals!

[@kalayne6713]

Animals know. We doubt their enormous emotional intelligence but they know. My daughter has cancer, our little black cat rarely leaves her side.🐈‍⬛️

[@alinashirinian2485]

​@@kalayne6713 praying for a miracle for your daughter. So sorry you have to go through this, but at least she has a great support system ❤️

[@Alison-ye3sv]

Animals have a huge sensitivity which some humans should try to emulate and learn from.

[@cricketcricket456]

The horse takes his duty seriously, just as the guard does.....magnificent!❤

[@Shannon-tn2vm]

Horses always sense a disability and become very gentle

[@JohnaFactsDontCare...]

Horses are perceptive, not all knowing. And they don't always act gently towards disabled people. If they did, Rusty Williams, the paraplegic who still rides, wouldn't get bucked off.

[@jturtle5318]

​@@JohnaFactsDontCare...well, getting on them is a different game. My teenage half-Belgian mare would let the neighborhood kids swarm her, pull her ears (she'd put her head down to eat the dandelions they'd bring), walk underneath her, etc. If I lifted them on, she'd plod slowly around the yard. Let a man try to ride her, and she turned into a rodeo bronco. She was a maneater!

[@JohnaFactsDontCare...]

@@jturtle5318 lol, that's too funny! I love Belgians, any draft horse really. I have an 2 old guys, both retired law enforcement horses, both 27, that are the same with anyone but men. They don't buck, but they sure don't have that babysitter attitude with the men. And when I tack up, they perk up and act like 5yr olds with something to prove. Male egos. Lol (they also act as the ladder to hang Christmas lights, such good boys) But then I have a strawberry dun mare (9), gorgeous girl, that ONLY likes men. Her previous owner taught her to sit, bow, count, and open gates. I got her when he died, but still curse his name every time she gets out, then let's the others out. She knows better than to buck with me, but she snorts really loudly to let me know she's not happy. But, my son, who's not crazy about horses, she's in love with him. Go figure. The little gaited paso finos, bougiest horses ever, they look down on everybody as commoners lol

[@Sassafrass95]

I think it has MORE to do with the fact that disabled people tend to be more respectful then everyone else who uses the horses and guards like photo props instead of living beings

[@Salutimondo]

The Soldier on the horse gives it secret commands which indicate what action the horse should take. Sometimes that is to bite and push away people who go over the red line figuratively and sometimes it is to greet the person on the ground.

[@hopelynnwinokur9327]

Amazing how the horse knows he’s different ❤

[@panther122]

Horses like any other animal can tell.

[@whitewolf7664]

We are all different. Which makes him just like everyone else. We all have our limitations and struggles. A snake lives with no legs or arms and yet is still feared. A bat is blind yet feared; this kid is blind and fierce, and the guard and horse are amazing.

[@audreydoyle5268]

​@@whitewolf7664 yes, however please do not discount the difficulties disabled people face. We all have our afflictions, but being disabled, especially blind or a mobility user is objectively harder than say, a person with a limp or lisp.

[@whitewolf7664]

@@audreydoyle5268 is it though? A snake had no hand, legs, arms or feet and yet is a powerful being. I've seen babies with no arm or legs rolling around with ease. It is amazing what life can do when it is not being taught what it can't do.

[@stevecampbell1308]

they know but they are also trained that way to treat minors, elderly and disabled differently but they are remarkable animals indeed

[@Cricket2731]

The horse was a true gentleman!

[@introvertmusing5466]

The horse literally didn't move, but fully appreciate the guard's kindness and the sentiment behind the video ❤

[@rjclarkeePincadeRebel]

always best to watch till the end before commenting

[@introvertmusing5466]

@@rjclarkeePincadeRebel I did

[@EricJh21690]

The other guard at the end had stepped forward and you can see him stepping back to his normal position at the very end of the video. Not the guard on the horse.

[@deannatreat6819]

the caption says that the Kings Guard stepped forward...not the horse. It was the guard at the end of the short that had stepped forward, you didn't see him step forward, but you see him step back. Have a great day darlin!

[@deborahenyeart]

What respect the father showed both the Horse and Guard outside and the Guard inside, and the Son’s reaction to petting the horse

[@bethenecampbell6463]

It was interesting to see the young man utilizing his senses to compare his experience with the horse to his own body. Is the horse softer than my jeans? I wonder what he concluded. He and his dad seem to be having a great day out. Dad was very respectful of the guards and horse so his lad was able to have a really good experience.

[@Eoinmcpar]

The Kings Guard are truly beautiful souls.

[@jamescooper9583]

They are just normal human beings doing a fantastic job,am sure it brightens there day as well❤

[@robertwilkins8357]

The horse knows doesn't he?

[@beateengelhardt8064]

YESSS😊❤

[@unseelie63]

I have no doubt that he does.Horses are very perceptive.As an example,horses are very good with autistic people in riding programs specifically for people with developmental disabilities.The young man's body language suggests to me that he might have such a disability in addition to blindness,and the horse senses it.

[@antares4nt828]

No

[@robertwilkins8357]

How do you know?

[@robertwilkins8357]

@@antares4nt828 how do you know are you the same four legged?

[@talbering1776]

I do love the way the guards always take care of the disabled and the children and the horses always understand they're so compassionate with those children even young adults it's beautiful❤🐴

[@LuciusLady-to8zo]

Horses have a wisdom beyond their yrs. as does the whole animal kingdom. So smart & wise are they.

[@beateengelhardt8064]

So sehe und beobachte ich das auch. 😊

[@Irina-rq4tf]

Лошадь лишь выполняет приказ всадника😂

[@maybarnard1088]

​@@Irina-rq4tfhorses behave differently with some people they have minds and do NOT only follow their riders instructions. If that were the case no horses would ever have a meltdown and have to be returned to the stables.

[@jackcrofts-mullin461]

@@Irina-rq4tfnot necessarily. I took horse riding lessons from 11-15 and I can tell you, horses are very intelligent emotionally. They can instantly tell how you’re feeling as soon as you approach them. I was nervous for my first few lessons and the horse sometimes played up because he knew I wasn’t confident. If you’re gentle and kind with them, they’ll be the same to you

[@user-jm3pc8tp1s]

The horse knew! What a lovely sight.

[@AmyElliott-yc3xu]

❤😊 Absolutely love this! How smart and intuitive those animals are with individuals of special needs. Outstanding

[@beateengelhardt8064]

😊 stimmt. DAS ist wahre Intelligenz, die viel mehr ermöglicht als leider immer noch Viele sich überhaupt vorstellen können. Diese "Kraft" wird unterschätzt. 😊

[@Irina-rq4tf]

​@@beateengelhardt8064 лошадь лишь выполняет приказ всадника 😂

[@alinashirinian2485]

​@@Irina-rq4tf всадник не может полностью контролировать эмоции лошади. Она не просто стоит и терпит, она навострила ушки, смотрит на парня с интересом и дружелюбием, без капли агрессии или раздражения. Она понимает, что этот парень и его папа не представляют для неё угрозы, и реагирует соответственно.

[@Irina-rq4tf]

@@alinashirinian2485 не смеши. Это полицейские лошади,для подавления протестов. Они подчиняются только седоку

[@JohnaFactsDontCare...]

Why, because he didn't bite or nudge the blind kid out of the way? He should be that way with everyone. That's expected of horses in law enforcement in the US. I guess if you're used to them being assholes, this would seem exceptional

[@MandyNunley]

I'm hooked on this site. I became wheelchair bound following a stroke I live alone and watching these images is the highlight of my day. I feel these horses are my friends and I love to watch you all and their little antics. Not forgetting Seamus too. Thank you.. you for all you do.

[@phily8093]

I'm so sorry for your condition, and wish you well. I'm pleased such things give you some joy. I wish I had your attitude. I hope life treats you better, as you deserve some good times in your life by the sounds of things. I hope the future is kind to you. Take care.

[@TheLooterArmy]

Those guards are examples of what men should be; Loyal, kind, honorable and steadfast. I hope they know how appreciated those little gestures are.

[@jameslashley3970]

Outstanding soldier !

[@daveken9936]

Is there such a thing?

[@user-ly7nl7qg7y]

Гениально управляет отношениями со своим другом Конём. Полное взаимопонимание. Уважение)))

[@jamescooper9583]

He is only human❤

[@maybarnard1088]

The Guard is a human loaded with empathy. Not every human is like that.

[@kathleen0303]

Outstanding horse ☺️

[@Capri819]

Great guards, & lovely that guard under arch stood near to blind lad. Well done guards 👏🏻👏🏻

[@dailnmike]

The public sometimes forget that Guards are highly trained cavalry who are stationed part of the year in England- the rest i Far away from home fighting. I am proud to be a first gen American with a British dad🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@consuelolopez4417]

Te felicito por ser 1a generación y por el respeto que demuestra con tu comentario 👍❤️🕊️🙏

[@cherylrichardson6424]

It's amazing how these beautiful animals sense the disabled and the young. Well done to all.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@billedens911]

Great respect for the guards both on horses and stand in the arches for way they do for kids and the blind people thank you for service

[@cherylhughes4907]

Thank you for your videos. I live in Michigan. I will never be able to visit. It brings me to London and it's the only place I would want to visit. I don't care about the palace, big Ben etc. I would just want to visit there. Touch a horse and say thank you to the guards, I admire them.

[@cherylhughes4907]

Stop! I'm crying❤I have watched the Kings guard for 4 years now. I love and respect them more and more,even when I think I couldn't respect them more, they do it to me again ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@JohnaFactsDontCare...]

How about when the horse bites someone unprovoked and the guard does nothing? That's what made me lose all respect for them. And the fact they really don't guard royalty they're just a photo op and tradition.

[@maybarnard1088]

​@@JohnaFactsDontCare...just exactly what do you expect the Guard on the horse to do? Most will try the pull the horses head away, especially from children, but there is a warning sign, although that is not much good for non English speakers.

[@JohnaFactsDontCare...]

@@maybarnard1088 that's exactly what I expect from him, just get the horse's attention by moving the reins, he'll stop immediately. So little effort. And people always mention the warning sign... It says horses may bite or kick. Dumbest sign ever, just states what everyone all ready knows. BTW, you can bite or kick, do you wear a sign? I called HCMR and the sign doesn't absolve the animal owners of responsibility, and they said part of the guard's responsibility is PUBLIC SAFETY. A better sign would be one that says what safe proximity to the horse is.

[@JustMe-sj2oe]

The son loved the smell of the horse - soo beautiful! The horse was soo touching with him. I volunteer at a therapeutic riding school - I never tire of the genuine looks on the riders' faces - exactly like this young man ❤

[@Loralanthalas]

Absolutely adorable. The training these guys go through for the horses to deal with the unpredictableness of humans is quite impressive.

[@user-lf9bg9zv1k]

❤ thank you Kings Gard and beautiful sensitive horse! Thank you for that moment of sensitivity for that dear Young man!

[@theusher2893]

Utter class...chivalrous knights still stand watch. God bless and keep England. Love from Texas.

[@marymetzgerlis2176]

Those young men are very special individuals. We owe them much respect!! ❤❤❤

[@alvashoemaker8536]

❤️❤️❤️❤️My heart just DANG…! The respect shown by BOTH this Gusrdsman…keeping his horse still do the blind man could pet it; THEN, that caregiver, helping that blind man actually TOUCH the horse….THIS was SO NICE & demonstrated how hymans CAN be kind & thoughtful…❤️❤️❤️‼️

[@helietehowser9974]

That’s was the best from the king soldier! Bravo!

[@jusjohn]

Such a handsome young man. Probably a gentle soul too. Lord protect this man.

[@user-bu5uo3ge7l]

Шаную батька та сина за людяність!❤❤❤❤

[@sandydee8003]

I’ve not been taught how to train a horse, but I believe the guard raised the reins of the horse to cause it to be still and at attention. This would allow the young man to be able to familiarize himself with the horse. I find this to be very kind and respectful.

[@atago7603]

何て優しい衛兵隊の方がも素晴らしい

[@user-rb3hn3xk3m]

What ia very kind guard, and Thank you for your service!! Horse's seem to know when a person is handicapped, that's what I love 💕 That horse could smell and already knew, but the horse seemed to like him very much!! The kings horse's have more compassion than any other person!! Animals know and they can sense!! Thank You to this guard how very kind of you Sir!!

[@Irina-rq4tf]

Это лошадь действует по приказу седока.😂

[@RV4aviator]

Respect the Kings Guard... ! Their Horses are Soldiers too...!

[@annsmith7207]

The horse instinctively knew the young man was special ---- never underestimate horses !

[@annettemalet2758]

Amazing compassion of the guard. The horse was in on it too.

[@sherrylove2536]

Is Father and son brought me to tears this time I've never gotten tears over this stuff but this young boy just is a little angel and his dad's like a little guardian Angel they are so sweet what a precious precious video 🙏

[@ladyyuna2000]

God bless the King's Guard and that's really sweet and kind to do for the blind guy.🙏🏻🐴💂🏻‍♂️

[@crystalstigall9778]

Both guards were great, the first let him touch the horse and didn't budge, the second soldier stepping forward shows so much respect ❤❤❤

[@kathleenbrown1395]

Brought tears to my eyes. ❤ Beautiful. 😊

[@terihollis8603]

I love this...the respect on approach and then touching the horse, allowing his son to experience was beautiful . No over doing it, no over crowding..and same respect for the onside guard.

[@thebladethestoneandthearro47]

what a respectful handsome guy!!! well raised!

[@RosemaryCogger]

Absolutely brilliant guard to step forward for the blind boy's photo, absolute respect..😊😊

[@riverzala9186]

Horses are so spiritual - they understand when someone is handicapped or autistic - they feel their vibration and are so gentle with them.

[@mayswinson2358]

God Bless You brother, the blind one. May you see the kingdom of God and Jesus.❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@melisdoeh9049]

I have seen three kind hearted people and a wonderful horse in this short video- instant happiness! ❤❤❤❤

[@lauriemontalvo8708]

Very awesome and respectful on both ♥️🙏

[@dressagegirlkae]

I love how the boy sniffs his hand after the horse licks it so he knows who the horse is as well. I love seeing people and animals and guardsmen getting along so well.

[@dressagegirlkae]

Maybe I need to start working with therapy horses and people again!

[@user-bu5uo3ge7l]

Бажаю всього найкращого хлопчина та його батьку!Вони показали найкращу повагу до королівської гвардії!!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@pattydanehy3147]

They are outstanding💂🐴💯❤️

[@jacquitomaszewski7368]

Beautiful horse, but I wish tourists would keep their distance and admire from afar .

[@lucieleimbach]

Horses know. ❤

[@aff77141]

The way big boy chews at the bit investigating him, he's thinking hard, interpreting what's happening to react appropriately! 🥰

[@RosemaryCogger]

Beautiful horse, well done to that considerate guard..❤😊

[@kathleenmckeithen118]

So heart warming - great teacher, student, adorable horse, magnificent King's Guard.❤️😊

[@user-rk3jf6qt5l]

Que maravilhoso esse linda cavalo ele sabe que a crianca é dificiente❤

[@beateengelhardt8064]

Wunderbar zu beobachten: das Pferd spürt genau, wer mit welchem Handycap neben ihm steht. Es nimmt Rücksicht, um ihn nicht zu gefährden. Beeindruckend. 😂❤

[@Irina-rq4tf]

😂вы наивны. Лошадь выполняет лишь то, что приказывает ей хозяин.😂

[@maybarnard1088]

​@@Irina-rq4tfyou do not know horses if you keep repeating that comment. Horses are NOT robots, they are intelligent and have minds of their own.

[@garden2356]

This beautiful soul and King's Gaurd is the epitome of a true meaning of a GENTLEMAN. MUCH respect for him.

[@m3tompul]

Geez. How on earth do these men train the horse? The horse is so emphatic and kind towards people of special (blind, ADHD, and such)🌹🌹🌹 Kudos for the trainers and for sure the horses❤❤❤

[@WhatHowWhenforWhomWhatpurpose]

Those horses are so skilled in assessing human energies and intentions. One can see it in the horses eyes, body stance/ language, movements... Seeing the blind man approach, first assessment, greet, assess, and then standing perfectly still and silent, making no noises with it's tack or body. Appreciating the level of respect the blind man and his company shows. Still watching it's surroundings, guarding the crowd - in cooperation with it's human soldier. Watch the small relaxing in the neck when the blind man leaves, the horse's eyes following him and one can almost feel that if someone had messed with the blind man, then the guardhorse would have made it's mind clear. Protecting the ones needing protection, keeping control over the crowd as well as it's royal guarding duties. This guardhorse is a pro. The soldier must be in perfect communication and sync with his mount, the level of trust between them making them a successful team. Sometimes when one sees horses like this one can swear it was born i Narnia. Beautiful powerful soulful and knowing. Thank you for showing us this video.

[@TheLisaGate]

Horses are very intuitive. I help run a day camp for kids that have autism. They help brush the horse and then they get to ride the horse. The horses watch our kiddos intently and respond with so much empathy.

[@user-go9gn4pc9d]

Horses are SO sensitive. This beautiful one bites other people who come too close but puts it's lovely head down to nuzzzle people who are obviously disabled, Astonishing

[@danao1796]

That horse understands his/her assignment! ❤

[@benp9766]

Le chaval a tout compris une thérapie de bonheur

[@beateengelhardt8064]

😊❤

[@driverain2]

I have so much respect for these men and their horses. They deal in graceful humanity one second only to have to deal with people behaving at their worse the next moment.

[@cosmicriptid]

I love working horses like this. They are so calm and satisfied to do their jobs.

[@NateVHVT]

I always love seeing the King's Guard do subtle things like their, despite their responsibility and incredible professionalism; they're human beings and are often, very quietly incredibly kind and caring to tourists.

[@user-rk3jf6qt5l]

Foi muito linda essa foto é para guardar a vida é uma coisa linda fora do normal a fufura do cavalo com o menino parabéns tambem para você semhor muito obrigadode portugal❤

[@misslora3896]

The horses have such incredible senses. They can be pretty testy towards some people, but I think that's often attributed to the energy they sense from the person, because when it comes to people with disabilities they're always so calm and gentle... They know when they're in the presence of a kind gentle soul. It's beautiful to see.

[@Midgy21747]

Beautiful horse with its ears pointed forward. Really lovely that the young man got to touch the horse

[@shydog7276]

How still the horse was! Such gentle respect all around, more folks need to be like this young man and his father ❤

[@Do0msday]

I think this is the greatest thing about your country. It's a great blend of honor and tradition. The most obnoxious/rude people always seem to be called out, but those with special needs seem to have the most humane reactions from the Guards and horses because they're the most gentle and polite.

[@MargaritaCanova]

Isn’t it amazing how horse sense and see a person with disability. more amazing the horse is so gentle and kind with them. Animals are amazing.❤

[@lisalong3848]

I love this 💗 apparently these horses are so smart they recognized handicapped people and they are willing to be touched. Tourist not so much 😮

[@alham4409]

Beautiful. The understanding, compassion and respect here is humbling to see. God bless you!

[@CherylAnderson-qs4iq]

What a huge, beautiful horse!

[@laurensaul24]

The horse is beautiful and senses that young man is visually impaired kudos to the gaurd also👏🏻

[@user-nt9nu4wr2n]

The horses know who should be petting them! 😊❤

[@juneahernauthor]

so beautiful. The horse and young man connecting - understanding differently than most could ever.

[@pauldg837]

I was very touched and humbled by this young man, navigating his way through life without sight. It's something which probably all of us take for granted. You just realise how lucky we are with having eyes that give us sight. I hope he had a wonderful day with the Horse Guards, who were very good with him. Notice they didn't shout in his presence, which could have given him an unexpected fright, even if the shouting wasn't directed towards the young man. And I admire so much the carer, giving the young man the chance to touch and smell the horse, which is how he will process this into his memory. I wish that young man the best life possible, and with carers who will love and care for him. As a society we have a collective responsibility to ensure that those with special needs, receive all the assistance required to make their lives as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. ❤

[@missecho1530]

I agree as I have noticed in watching all of these videos that in each video the horse seems to know the person is disabled. The horses become so gentle and interested

[@czeller66]

The King’s Guards are truly amazing human beings. I have seen many instances where they have gone above for folks. ❤️😘🤟

[@Nagichan]

Very lovely and kind horse and great guard for stepping forward for the blind boy.

[@bobseeger342]

It's absolutely amazing and adorable how some animals can sence when a human being is handicap or blind ❣️

[@octaviakious4586]

The horse's reaction is everything. So wholesome. Thank you for sharing 😊

[@user-ew8vt1ur7j]

I swear this gorgeous animal knew there was a differently-abled young man standing nearby. It was amazing how the horse stood perfectly still so the boy could pet him/her.

[@teriangel8807]

Wow, that horse hasn't moved in the last 5 minutes. Usually they're moving. Very beautiful & tall. ❤❤❤

[@Andy-ie1zg]

Not only are they professional soldiers, they are professional guards and representatives of the king and country. Aren’t we very fortunate. By example they lead.👏👏👏👏👏

[@HorseyGal4ever]

Very sweet interaction, This is a Magnificent Horse! Just look at his demeanor towards the blind fellow. Really, that horse has the "Look of Eagles" .

[@beverley1539]

Blessings to the Horseman they notice a true experience. 🐝🇨🇦

[@Eyes3rd]

What an absolutely cool horse. He obviously knew the the human was disabled and treated him accordingly.

[@clairesuzanne1276]

As an owner of horses - the horsed recognised the frailty of the young man and acknowledged him - its what people who kill and eat animals fail to recognize that animals have more sixth sense and understanding than we will ever have - lovely video and i loved the way he sniffed his hand - horses small beautiful

[@christine3627]

The father and son approach this horse quite slowly, and the father seems to ask the Guard if the horse can be touched. This young teen reaching out to touch a horse had to be exciting, and the mutual respect and deference given to all makes this a very nice meet and greet.

[@stoplion]

A horse's intelligence never ceases to amaze me. They sense us individually. The horse brings its head to the young man but never moves its feet even though the ym raises his own and turns- the horse remains calm. They did not train this horse to do this; to interact with those who can't see. Its instinct

[@heatheranderson6403]

Kindness is the most beautiful thing. Please, the world needs more like this.