Minutes to Change Life - Stallion Abused as a Foal

[@artichare1839]

This man made me realize what real horsemanship is. 4 years ago I bought a 4 year old mare, (I was 13) the only way to teach horses during that time was with bits, force, whips and without trust. Then one day I saw this video and started crying. Since that day I studied the natural way to train horses, read KFH’s book dancing with horses and started to learn. I realized that I’m not the teacher, me and my horse are both the students and the teachers. Today we have the most amazing relationship and we trust each other. No bits, no force, only trust and understanding. We compete in trail and do the things we find joy doing. KFH helped me realize that there are so much more to learn about horses and I will be forever grateful

[@tfaber9394]

It's like magic when you see someone that can speak fluent horse and truly communicate with it. Unfortunately, we still have too many out there that believe in "breaking" a horse, which usually just results in a broken horse.

[@conniemcmurry9589]

When he stepped into the ring with this beautiful horse, I began to weep for joy uncontrollably...and I continued to cry watching the movements of the horse respond to the beautiful spirit of this man towards this beautiful horse. I am in awe.

[@aletiaartemis8530]

Evidence that the energetic exchange, the soul connection and the compassion of a true horse master shine in the beauty of their united dance.

[@Kenney9120]

A woman I once worked with got close to an abused horse by simply sitting in the corner of his stall day after day. She explained that trying to catch the horse made him defensive, but by sitting she was small and unthreatening and by staying there the horse would lose its fear and eventually wonder over,,,by letting him come to her there was no force or pressure.

[@kerriwolfton3195]

Any time I see a non violent way to approach an issue, it makes me happy and I cry with happiness. It’s beautiful.

[@corinneyoung8166]

Klaus helps us to stay on our path, resolute, truth to power through authentic living and harmony without contrivance. Thank you Klaus, for making the world a better place, for horses and humans ! Your generous sharing and teachings and authentic being have saved my rehabilitated dutch carriage horse Willy, who was misunderstood as naughty by previous owners who failed him. Your approach has helped transform him from hot, spooky and scared, to joy, power and vitality ! He -- and we together -- now have a chance for joyful, authentic living and riding. Thank you, will continue your approach despite convention naysayers !

[@MultiSignlanguage]

This is truly gentle guidance and patient waiting on the horse to be ready. Letting the horse see if you are trustworthy and kind.

[@ms.ginger6060]

This man teaches trust from so deep in his soul, it's not a place that can be found-only felt. What an amazing journey he is on...

[@kathybradbury]

You are very gifted. I do see horses were meant to interact with humans in balanced cooperation...mutual admiration.

[@titifolol]

He is fantastic not only has he helpd many horses to learn new things he as also taught the entire horse world that there is another way besides using the whip..........the whole wold could learn alot from Klaus Hempfling...

[@kitty_1960]

There are many people who do not use whips (thank God). This is a wonderful video, amazing man!

[@gregs8736]

@@kitty_1960 As you say this is a wonderful result of outstanding knowledge and skill ! However, at 1:58 etc, he IS using a whip! That being said, is he abusing the horse with it or guiding it ? So it's not the use of the whip that is the issue, isn't it HOW such a tool is used? His results speak for themselves!

[@sandig1955]

I wish the music was off so we can hear what is being said . Beautiful story

[@ginnycaspar4233]

Maybe not off, but a little softer anyway

[@gioiapharo7433]

....... music is annoying

[@Spiritprime91]

That's such an amazing transformation and it takes only minutes for this man to bond with the animal! It's incredible!

[@sandy_521lakestreet]

this videos make my heart sing, in the beginning he just begged for guidance from the girl....just begged! I am so glad the stallion got to have this encounter with Klaus! You go Louise, enjoy your beautiful horse!

[@vikkirenekittles5119]

Thank you for sharing your technique. I live in Wyoming, and this is definitely not the "cowboy way". You are a 'real' man. So rare.

[@hollygolightly8048]

VikkiRene Kittles Yes. I live in Montana and heavy handed horse/human interaction is the norm. I guess it’s “macho” but at the same time, very disturbing and so unnecessary. Thank you for your wonderful video!

[@janetlewis7381]

Such a beautiful horse. And so sad he was mistreated as a foal. He learning how to trust now. This is a beautiful video, and a beautiful thing!

[@SilverHorseHealing]

Klaus makes it look easy, he is incredibly gifted and I admire him for sharing his gifts to help horses have better lives and for teaching people to become conscious of their movement and intentions towards the horse. It's incredibly satisfying to actually see the change in the stallion's behavour after being related to and met by Klaus, Bravo!

[@shalomccs]

It takes time for an abuse horse to trust you.but when they perceive your good intention and feel your body vibrations of peace the bond will start.

[@jobond3317]

Always see something different every time I watch. This man is a true horse master. His kindness and desire for the horse to express himself so to form a bond is refreshing

[@carolineleiden]

It is all in his posture and movements. Look how he walks and stands. He imitates a leader horse. The horse understands that, and only that. He is just a horse, it doesn't speak human. That is why we have to learn to speak horse.

[@brooksfamilychannel4634]

Finally..... someone truly gets it... thank you deeply for understanding.

[@juul7245]

Wonderfull! You can almost see the horse smile when he did the first galop with Claus. his whole face went open.

[@pash9956]

It's like magic how he works.👏🐴

[@brendaannedufaur6244]

I watch Hempfling's videos like this and i feel like sobbing

[@VladBusiness]

Great! ...and very simple and natural! Just like all the trully great things are. Thank you for sharing.

[@barbklusmeyer9952]

What a wonderful example of your teaching from Webinars 1 & 2. So beautiful to see and feel the trust forming and the bond created. You are the real deal and your results prove such. Thank you for what you do for humans and horses alike. Barb Klusmeyer

[@equisader]

Brought tears to my eyes. Beautiful.

[@purespirit9]

That was awesome, great handling & teaching with trust. 👍👏 May God bless you & the horses you touch. 🙏💟

[@gabrielehoffmann-morawietz9097]

Mensch, Klaus! Kaum zu glauben, was du für Wunder vollbringst. Nach wie vor ohne Ende faszinierend. Viele liebe Grüße!

[@joygreenhalgh9636]

Heartwarming. I have learnt much from watching this. Thankyou Klaus and thankyou to your student and her horse too.

[@happyday4520]

This is true beauty! So touching! Thank you Klaus!

[@jutta10]

Lieber Klaus, Du hast eine Liebe für das Pferd, das ist grossartig! wunderschön ;-)

[@Snowinbaja]

Each time I watch Mr. KFH doing these miracles I get moved and have tears in my eyes. He has a gift that few other people have. The horses feel immediately his calm great Leadership, while most people show to the horses only love, worship and apprehension, which is vain. Beyond his prior experiences every horse is anyway a great lazy animal and when he feels the charism of the human partner the Magic happens! So simply but so difficult... I madly love horses.

[@pamelashearer9954]

Great man. We need more like him.

[@brunildatorres6264]

Great work! You can tell this man loves his job and really care for horses. Horses can pick up your vibes. Whatever your feeling or intentions are horses can pick it up. Its so important to manifest Love and patience when raising or training a horse. Any animal loves to be loved and care for in a loving way just like we humans. Fortunately some purchases a horse for sport, there more interested in what they can get from out of the horse but have no interest in expressing love for there horse. We need more individuals like this man in this video to teach horse owner the proper way of how to raise a horse. God bless you sir! Keep up the good work! 😄

[@doralevitt2879]

What an exquisite beauty he is!! And I love the epic sounding music! 💗

[@brendareed8412]

I learned from this that a horse wants to trust and know he is with trustworthy people.

[@ryuuqt5281]

Very impressive Klaus F. Hempfling. I don't know much about training horses. Klaus you are awsome buddy. Till next time.

[@epichorses512]

that stallion is a beauty

[@autumnwooten9795]

Hell yeah

[@georgiewalker1069]

This was amazing thank you from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@Nicole-qc5dh]

I love the way you move. This was beautiful to watch.

[@yulialurye5948]

Good story, beautiful horse. Thanks!

[@3annieangel]

Wow! That was so moving.

[@velvetindigonight]

Interesting how at 4.34 Klaus stops Louise rubbing her hand up and down fast on the stallions forhead and show's her how to stroke him smoothly and slowly. You see so many people doing this to horses, dogs and cats. As a human I would hate this agitated unsteady touch and energy. Big lesson in this alone.

[@samanthapels2271]

That's the only way you must treat horses! Good job ❤️

[@mariedelozier2530]

You have to feel it in you, the calmness,acceptance...

[@maryannhope8276]

Thank you sO much for sharing your videos. Always beautiful to watch & the lessons for mankind are sO eloquently presented. Gods Speed. Peace

[@animalauntiebev7596]

absolutely AWESOME! thank you and much love

[@logicalnotes5007]

Trust is a beautiful thing

[@claudiahorsevideos]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful video. It was excellent. Loved it!

[@geetanjalipatil2803]

Learning your lessons sir, needs nothing in life Great horsemanship

[@ellepat1574]

Klaus what an amazing man you are with horses wow I am from Australia and I truly admire your talent. Your video's on here really have helped me a lot, and truly are wonderful to watch, in fact I look forward after I've had a bad day to come home and watch your video's, so peacefully and calming , a big thank you to you for sharing your knowledge its very much appreciate. Klaus is there any chance in doing a video on teaching the horse piffe on the ground please.

[@peggypapczun2906]

Amazing video, I loved it. Such a beautiful horse!

[@rickrolledsoul3920]

Oh my godness this is so beautiful 😍💚

[@gee-wizz.5050]

Beautiful horse and lesson! ❤

[@mrussell3264]

Great video, excellent horsemanship :)

[@Oakleaf700]

What a lovely man! [beautiful horse, too.]

[@judylee3589]

Beautifully done!!!

[@EvaWielinga]

Such a beautiful horse..

[@heatherwolf6461]

Wow...such a beautiful horse! So glad you could help him....amazing! :)

[@chrisyramos5794]

It should always be the gentle and understanding way, never no need for pain and abuse Chrisy

[@mrbluenun]

Hi, And many thanks for a really understandable and useful video.

[@swizzleproxi4810]

Great work done.

[@Counterbalance_]

What a wonderful specialist, he's a real horse-whisperer.

[@laurianv9073]

Is there someting that you can folow this horse hes just beautiful i ❤️ palominos

[@louisebvl7296]

I love ur work !

[@mariaisabelchave]

Amazing video!!!! Very good job. =)

[@Bilytkid]

great training

[@birgit4314]

This is great 👏

[@KrazyKay33]

Great video!

[@brendareed8412]

Is the horse now safe for other people to be around or only Louise?

[@LotusReach]

The man who became horse. Beautiful and fairytale like. Understand. And you master an equal.

[@Veronica4u2day]

Beautiful !!!!!!!!

[@stormyday4024]

like the way this guy trains

[@LeadTheWayFarmsLLC]

Love you and your ways with horses. I wish more people would try your type of methods, but it seems so many never want to take the time. I do have a question. I see you working with a lot of stallions. Are stallions really common in your area?

[@wannatry69]

Stallions tend to be the most trouble for people in the typical horse world, so the people come to him and so do their horses.

[@jotjiporji]

In Europe, or at least the part where I grew up, most sport horse males are stallions.

[@suzieparis6821]

It takes a man. To handle horses..a special one that builds trust first n stands by it no matter what

[@stellasmithson3836]

A very talented man

[@tiburongirl07]

he is so beautiful

[@hexxan007]

??? Who, the man or the horse??? Oh, never mind... They're both beautiful... ;-)

[@mariedelozier2530]

That was one of the most beautiful stallions I've ever seen...

[@kerriwolfton3195]

You earned a new subscriber.

[@t.angelbuddy6805]

It's all about kindness and respect if you give it you'll get it back it's as simple as that

[@maraffmarafado1246]

it´s not that simple ! the animal must feel and believe your respect !

[@dieginny3140]

It's not as simple as that at all. If you want your horse to respect you, you have to give him a reason. Just having respect towards the horse and being nice doesn't get you anywhere. In fact, most people with "problem horses" have to much "respect" or are even afraid of their horses. The horse picks up on that and turns into a respectless, ill-behaved horse pretty quickly, because he thinks he's stronger and can push you around without consequences. If you want your horses respect, you have to demand it, you have to work for it.

[@stormyday4024]

It takes respect kindness and leadership. He has to trust that you are a competent leader.

[@LadySurentu]

Wonderful..!! Liked&Subbed👍..❤◕‿◕❤Greetings👍

[@yvetteaharrison2726]

Great job !

[@mikekavanagh8952]

Excellent .

[@jonniehawks6036]

beautiful stallion!

[@becomeblackbelt]

I want to learn this

[@jeniferdale748]

Beautiful.

[@Oakleaf700]

The girl was nervous and passive..The bloke much more ''Dominant'', the way he 'squares up' to the stallion..Horses know when someone is ''feeble'' and indecisive... It is all about nuances...I do think that some horses prefer quiet men to women. {and I am a woman!} Maybe because women can be less 'confident? '

[@mariamiller8645]

I wish

[@marzenaf3569]

Plus piękna oprawa muzyczna :)

[@kristidavi]

What a beauty!

[@inactive-5045]

amazing

[@nobodymatters3294]

I cried, a little

[@wendygoerl9162]

It's a "pretty" video, but the way it's edited makes it hard to tell what exactly he's doing.

[@BR-zl1hl]

[@ava198]

If only he could train my inner horse

[@PapillonOne]

Good music but too loud...otherwise a wonderful video!!

[@aprilbennett17]

Also very good methods.

[@redshorse]

Excellent

[@irisloewer]

awesome

[@Knutekritt]

tense moment for me when she allowed the Stallion to get her in a corner...he knows them