Not my video

[@LD_Eventerjumping12]

For the people who thinks this is abuse - No, this is helpful training. If there’s a stable fire and you need to get the horse out of there fast! If the horse is scared of fire them they will just run your right over!! But what if the horse is calm and not running you over?? You will get out of the stable calmly and with a calm horse. And plus, at the end she gave the horse a pat!!

[@NitroseFarm]

Good perspective! I was on the fence but your point makes a lot of sense!

[@sabinevanmierlo8661]

❤

[@LD_Eventerjumping12]

@@Horsegurl22 I’m your perspective!

[@daruluzzoe]

@@LD_Eventerjumping12not you with an horse with almost rolkur😅

[@seek-an-orbit6388]

@@Horsegurl22how??

[@Charlie33-k5i]

This is what my horse thinks I’m asking her to do when I’m telling her to cross a puddle

[@RockruffCheeburgrr]

😂😂🤣🤣🤣 I love this comment

[@emmy_Love15]

Lol so true😂😂😂

[@Yellow_The_Nerd]

True lol

[@MawMawx6]

True lol❤

[@1bobokah]

So true

[@Rosie_Charlie]

1% of the comments = people saying is abuse 97% of the comments = people saying it's not abuse 2% of the comments = people trying to find the people saying it's abuse

[@Seastar14TheWitch]

xD

[@Leyton.bev.08]

The math ain't mathing.. 99+1+2=100? 😂

[@Rosie_Charlie]

@@Leyton.bev.08 ik💀

[@Leyton.bev.08]

@Nezuko54321 not you changing it 💀

[@Rosie_Charlie]

@@Leyton.bev.08 mistakes happen 💀

[@Juniper_edits]

Not abuse, really important training. I’d just tie the tail up 🤷‍♀️

[@yetzi.12k32]

To prevent it from burning, excellent eye in noticing that, I didn't look at 😅

[@Luna_Triton]

Frrr good eye ❤

[@mxristxrz]

Ya to tie the tail would be good but if the horse was in a real fire and they had to escape, it might be untied so the horse has to learn to be quick and careful 👍🏻

[@kaaioty]

⁠@@mxristxrz The horse won’t think « oh shit my tail » so yeah, if you can reduce risks just do it, tie the tail up

[@jameslemar7762]

If there’s a stable fire then she wouldn’t have time my horse doesn’t care about fire now because I did that training

[@Karen_Jones_rdr2]

This is actually very useful training for all the people that say it’s abuse, bc say if there’s a fire at the stables, the horses won’t panic as much and they will get out quicker instead of coming out hurt, this could’ve been dangerous but most people don’t do this so well done❤ Edit:thanks for all of the likes Edit 2: OMG MUM IM FAMOUS Edit 3: 4K LIKES???

[@Toothless_editz]

Fr

[@RockyANDParisOFFICIAL]

The horse will still panic in the real thing. Remember that

[@Karen_Jones_rdr2]

@@RockyANDParisOFFICIAL yeah but they won’t panic as much if they see fire bc they have seen it already…..l anyways I’m not even saying there will be a stable fire

[@xelenaxyz]

​@@RockyANDParisOFFICIALThe horse might still panic, but an important thing this training teaches is for the to understand that they should walk through the flames rather than stay where they are. Because they've done it in a controlled situation like this, it installs a behavioural pattern. Most horses die in stable fires with open doors because they are too scared to move. This lowers that chance. I'd at least rather have my horse panic and run outside than panic and die.

[@Equestrian486]

That’s all good and well but maybe like in hand would work better-

[@myseaside]

Props to the rider for not rushing or whipping the horse, keeping calm and patient is super important too

[@emmy_Love15]

So true!! Calm rider calm horse, I'm surprised this doesn't have more likes tbh

[@Hello_Quitted_hi]

Exactly! That’s one of the few ways this mostly harmless exercise could be made abusive

[@Couch_loveshorses]

I also like that she patted the horse after

[@sixmercer2504]

The thing is, most riders are gentle and kind to their horses. We have just been bombarded with horror stories of the trash "training" methods by elite level riders. At least, that's what I believe. I grew up in Pony Club and they have sent countless people to the Olympics. But they have always taught this type of encouragement and that riding is a partnership, once you're on your horse, science has found the spinal nerves from you to the spinal nerves of the horse become a steady flow of energy to and from.......God I am explaining the article terribly. My point is, trust the horse, trust the rider. Patience and confidence shows the horse they're ok. ❤

[@beetlebug19]

Anyone else looking for the “abuse” claims because I can’t find em-

[@michellegarrett7545]

i commented abuse and yes i meen this is absalouGhtyy abuse

[@DracoMalfoy_21]

@@michellegarrett7545No, it is important to train this. Because if there was a fire in the stable, an untrained horse would panic and probably die or be injured. But through training the horse knows what it has to do and doesn't lose its nerve, as that could be dangerous for horse and rider. And I assume there were security precautions

[@DracoMalfoy_21]

Look at: newest first

[@gigi_obx4life]

Ya

[@leahilovehorseriding3778]

​@@DracoMalfoy_21no its not horse abuse if there was a stables fire its good to be prepered or it can end up very bad 😊

[@Loading419]

For people say “abuse” it’s not it’s a very important thing to teach your horse

[@Finnismymanthepoptart]

Read the top comment.

[@Ellen_Florova]

​@@Finnismymanthepoptart?

[@Ellen_Florova]

​@@Finnismymanthepoptartwhy would they need to read The top comment?

[@ktxtenskz7441]

Only in high fire risk areas though. It’s not necessary in places that can’t really catch fire for example full concrete stables with minimal wood and a low climate

[@Seastar14TheWitch]

@@ktxtenskz7441 Oh trust me fire can start anywhere. Don't forget how much hay is in a stable, and lots of other things too.

[@EmzyT0]

Definitely would advise they tie tail up in future. I definitely wouldn’t encourage anyone who isn’t a professional doing this, because things could easily go wrong, but fire desensitisation can be useful if you live in areas prone to wildfires, or if horse is being trained for police/military work. It’s always fun to test just how bombproof your horse/pony is, but when it comes to fire, leave it to experts….ones that insist on tails being secured away from flames and have fire extinguishers on hand at all times!

[@michaelrusso6283]

The thing is their horse tail wouldn’t be tied in the event of the fire yes it can get caught but u should train them how it would be in a actual fire

[@f1angel748]

@@michaelrusso6283it’s not worth the risk just training though, yes it might happen in case if a actual fire but it’s not worth the risk of almost burning your horses tail off and causing unnecessary pain

[@EllieRose-r8u]

@@f1angel748exactly

[@lilybethwalters4433]

This is such amazing horsemanship! The way the young rider leads with confidence and love from the saddle! You go!❤

[@XArr0wX]

Finally, a fellow wings of fire fan with some proper equine education!

[@lilybethwalters4433]

@@XArr0wX lol hey there! And thanks 😊

[@louisekjeldsen1707]

Det er min veninde❤😂

[@editalorencova2840]

❤❤

[@Korlkore]

BEUH I LOVE YOUR PFPO

[@-Sage_Equine]

Everyone's comment saying "for people who say this is abuse..." me looking for the comment that says it's abuse.

[@Tallyspal]

How

[@-Sage_Equine]

@@Tallyspal ????? Wdym?

[@DWbookworm]

U gotta go to newest first, i just saw a handful of comments saying its abuse

[@-Sage_Equine]

@@DWbookworm Lol I didn't see any! 🤭🤣❤️

[@DWbookworm]

@@-Sage_Equine but i see a lot

[@gremlinonabike]

I think this should be basic training. Fires are more common than you think and a horse that's able to keep a calm head during a fire is a safe horse.

[@QueenOfWTF]

This is crucial training in this day and age. Especially for endurance/trail horses, not just to weather barn fires. Living in California and seeing the level of hell that can get going (a fire tornado is an actual thing... Like bruh.). Very good rider, both horse and young woman have confidence in each other.

[@emmy_Love15]

Arizona as well

[@elizabethbottroff1218]

Agreed A neighbor told a story about being caught in an outer pasture by an unexpected and fast moving wildfire. She had been out checking on the pregnant mares and the new moms with their foals. There had been little time to react, and nowhere to escape. All of the mares circled the little ones to protect them, and she said that they herded her into the center as one of the young ones to be shielded. She was crying when she related the memory. They lost some horses that day that had been injured too badly. But those mares saved her life. After growing up in dry rural areas of California, I'm never flippant about fire dangers.

[@dannythedumbass3081]

Even here in the mountains of Washington State, we've been seeing nasty wildfires every year for the last 7-ish years, maybe more. We had a wildfire in 2022 that burned from June until October. I've heard it became an underground fire and is technically still burning, but I haven't checked the facts yet. Take it with a grain of salt. So even up here where it's cooler, in my opinion, training a horse to handle fire is a great idea. I'll bring it up with my horse trainer, maybe we'll add fire desensitization to our list of goals to work toward.

[@Mariaishere_737]

Y’all no one is saying it’s abuse .😃

[@lifewithme.anis7812]

So right

[@EquestrianEndeavors]

Ikr my thought exactly 😂

[@Ellalikes]

She posted a other video and everyone was calling this abuse and also the most comments about the good training came after the pinned comment ( she prob deleted a few cmts about the abouse)

[@Notlois0]

It’s not its in case of a fire

[@kulwinderkaur-mk5ui]

It's not abuse its actually important training so horse learns not to panick during a stable fire etc ,

[@Momma_Steph_81]

This is amazing, I would tie the tail up tho because we don't need a fire. I love how the rider is calm and makes sure the horse understand whats going on instead of whipping and kicking through it. To those saying its abuse, why? Just curious

[@LyssaBug_14]

That horse softened up! Very good job

[@DeborahHamilton-q1w]

I've known 2 horses who died because they ran back into the barn. This training may have helped.

[@CarrieVogel77]

It is good training in case of a fire. I've been at barn fires.... I still see it in nightmares. Teaching a horse to trust you is literally life and death sometimes. Props to this rider for being a great rider and friend.

[@amyemch7108]

Ok but imagine how painfull it would be if the horse threw her in the fire 💀

[@jumpyetpomponette7593]

Il ne le fera pas car un cheval a un instant de survie

[@amyemch7108]

@@jumpyetpomponette7593 what?!

[@Ellalikes]

@@jumpyetpomponette7593he won’t do that because a horse has got a moment of survival

[@TTV_deadly_toxic]

i beg don’t say that again, the second i saw ur comment i nearly pissed myself laughing💀💀

[@amyemch7108]

@@TTV_deadly_toxic oof 💀

[@khazcat]

This training saves lives. A local barn burned down from a lighting strike here years ago, and when I was younger one of the barns I took lessons at caught fire. I can't help but wonder how many lives could have been saved by training with fire. I'm going to do this with all my future horses.

[@queenkoi]

Absolutely. I'm generally a fan of year round turnout, but I've had horses in during bad weather and that thought was always there... if the building caught fire the horses would panic and likely not survive. This kind of training could save many, many lives. People just don't think of it until after something happens in many cases.

[@Abbs_2slick]

Incredible rider and training! every horse should go through this type of desensitization!

[@waffle_644]

This and a burning down stables are very different from each other. This wouldn’t help in the actual situation.

[@daphnebreezeblanket3717]

How do actually train this in a safe way bc ik if I did it even on a riding school horse I'd end up burned alive 😅 also however u did it u deserve a medal coz I bet its hard ❤

[@daphnebreezeblanket3717]

@@baileyshowjumping oh okay 👌

[@Eros.n.pippins]

​@@baileyshowjumpingits good training, they do it with police horses. and its needed if you live in an area prone to wild fires. cant have a horse freaking out during a wildfire, they'll go into a blind bolt. plus, they wouldnt have started with fire both sides, sometimes they start without fire and slowly add

[@Indoraptorrrrrrr]

Id end up on the fire cuz my horse would throw me on it TnT

[@Eros.n.pippins]

@@baileyshowjumping theres no safer ways. fake fire is not the same as real, a horse will act different hence they use real. real makes noise, moves, produce smoke.. cant get that with fake. and high chance there are professionals around, you cannot gather that these arent professionals from a short clip. if we're talking safe, any horse being broken in/desensitised should be by a professional.

[@LocalEquestrian1]

@@Eros.n.pippinsyes it is good training its just a bit dangerous

[@kittipotatoart3420]

This is so good for your horse! This is just like vacuuming around puppies or kittens. You just have to desensitize them so it's not a scary experience for your animal. It's not abuse, no animal was injured after all and future injuries from possible barn fires will be prevented

[@Mybestfriend_zues]

It’s crazy how much you trust your horse I mean he/she could throw you in fire but you trust them that’s strength ❤

[@Mewtwo12810]

Just to mention - this exercise is set up to make sure the horse’s entire field of vision was covered in the flame (they can’t see in front or behind them well) The horse probably couldn’t see the way out well, and trusted the riders commands! Literally walked through fire for her. ❤so much heart 💜

[@KatandGabby235]

I know that but I hope others that don't know will see your comment:)

[@Advika.evnting]

Keep this going! ( but take it slow) doing these will make ur horse more brave and they will be able to help with almost anything ❤

[@CanNeverSeeEnough]

No definitely not abuse. Honestly, this is great training! Like others were saying this is training for something like a stable fire. She gave the horse a pat and wasn’t being aggressive when she tried the first time. A calm horse during a fire is great. Think about it this way. What if you have multiple horses in that stable? You want to move quickly in order to move them all, the calmer the horse the better. Also, to those saying “the horse will freak out in the actually situation” of course the horse will. But the horse will have seen fire and felt the heat. THE horse in all will be a lot calmer.

[@LillySmyrek-zg9tb]

Oha voll das mutige Pferd 🐴 👏🏻

[@XAngeLX444]

Deutscher😂

[@LillySmyrek-zg9tb]

Ist auch ein halb deutscher Kanal

[@LilyRenae]

It’s not abuse guys. It’s a helpful training technique. ❤🎠

[@Katarina-Jesse]

This is so good! I also trained my horses in things like this❤

[@-Ruby_R3d_Drag0ns-]

Great job handling your horse and preparing them to stay calm in a fire! Props 👏👏👏

[@Suzana-c5d]

Me before riding a horse : THAT'S ABUSE! Me after riding a horse : Nice

[@emmy_Love15]

For those who think that this is abuse its not, what she is doing is trainging her horse incase they come across a fire in a field or it there is a stable fire to keep the horse from getting injured and to keep u safe from being trampled. But i would tie up the tail for training. I hope this helped❤😊

[@prettylittlefillys7409]

This is a great training idea if the barn is ever on fire 👏

[@D0ll_923]

I dont know shit about horses but I belive this is called desentisizing the horse, very useful

[@emmy_Love15]

I wouldn't call it desensitizing but more of safety training but u have the right idea!!! Good job

[@emmy_Love15]

Good job thats correct!!

[@emmy_Love15]

Sorry about that first reply but desensitizing is the correct term my bad😂

[@Abbs_2slick]

You are very correct!

[@Snowflower_frost22]

Thank you for training the horse to be calm and to trust you, even if he/she was scared! Bless you brave rider and horse 😊❤

[@K_Official456]

What my horse thinks I’m asking her to do when we walk by an electrical box outside the arena:

[@scarletcaughlan1715]

You go girl! Great horsemanship

[@myselfiris]

It’s a shame not every horse goes through this training. It may be hard for them at first but it will save their life if they’re in that situation. Barns and Stables are very likely to catch on fire more than buildings. It’s a necessity that the horse knows how to react and how to remain calm, saving time for both the human and the horse itself. Especially since the horse memorizes the training, other horses who haven’t gone through that training are likely to see fire for maybe the first time in their life and be very unaware of what it is.

[@waffle_644]

It’s not training and nothing can prepare them for the real thing. Desensitization doesn’t make a horse ignore their natural instincts.

[@myselfiris]

@ It can train them to learning how to take better control of them. No animal can’t be trained to control their instincts talking about “householded” animals. Taking this training is better than the horse seeing fire for the first time not knowing how harmful it is and how it works. If you teach it to acknowledge what it is, if it sees it again it will be easier to remain calm. Of course horses will not be the calmest and still follow their instincts, but they’re just like any other animal being trained. And horses aren’t dumb, even in their panic they will memorize the slightest bit of their training and react better than it would it. If what you said was completely true then horses wouldn’t even be rideable, if you ride a horse for the first time you’ll spook it, it’s their natural instincts of threat, but by time the horse is trained and is able to do more than just letting you ride it, that’s how it works.

[@I_LoveHorses55]

​@@waffle_644 it desensitizes them for when they're with their owner.

[@Forest-girl.44]

for the people saying this is abuse - its necessary training to help if you horse is on a situation with fire and you need to get them out! also for the people who are saying that the horse is terrified - if you never push horses to do stuff that makes them nervous they’ll never learn, just like people! yes it is dangerous i personally would have led my horse but it’s up to them also last thing 😊 you can’t force horses to do anything! they choose to listen to you, if this horse didn’t trust her they probably would have just ran away…

[@onetrickpony2236]

Sure.

[@mclovingthis]

@@onetrickpony2236it is useful though? abuse is something that inflicts pain onto an animal. This doesn’t hurt the, unless they freak out. The horse is fine

[@ktxtenskz7441]

For high fire risk areas yes, but if not then it ain’t really a necessity

[@hamster5386]

​@@ktxtenskz7441just because it isnt a high risk doesnt mean it cant happen.

[@ktxtenskz7441]

@@hamster5386 never said that, just said it’s not rlly as much as a priority for some areas. Ofc it’s beneficial to have but it’s at the very back of the to do list in places like Yorkshire for example.

[@McEllaBong]

That take a lot of work that’s amazing

[@donnamoore7554]

Oh no. Not abuse at all. They could become a search and rescue team and that is just one of many things / elements the horse and rider are exposed to. You go girl. You’re a great team. That horse will literally walk through fire for you. ❤

[@Heyyyy6999]

IM SCARED FOR THE RIDER IM SO GLAD THE HORSE DIDNT SPOOK THAT COULD OF ENDED BADLY GREAT THING SHES A GOOD RIDER!!!

[@emmy_Love15]

I'm sure there is people with fire extinguishers and the sand in the arena will also put out the fire😊

[@Heyyyy6999]

@@emmy_Love15 okay that’s good!

[@Nugnug-nuggettttt]

@@emmy_Love15she hopefully has a good seat too ik my seat is horrible and I wouldn’t want to do this id go flying 😂

[@Sunderlandd-Till-I-Die]

This is a very good way of practicing to keep calm during stable fires. Well done!

[@queenkoi]

This kind of training could save many lives. Barn fires are a real thing and there are always horses who die needlessly because they panic. This is a very smart thing to do, but tying up the tail would make it a little safer.

[@Abbsadabs]

wow, that’s a very calm horse around fire 😮

[@annabackstrom1132]

It is actually helpful training so the Horse don’t get scared in case it starts to Burn for real. So good job!! Keep on training and make sure to Pet the Horse and talk to the Horse when scared or not sure if it is dangerous or so. Good luck and make sure to give the horse lots of love and make sure he/she feel safe when you’re on him/her and when you’re not on him/her and just maybe on the ground and train him/her or when you groom her💕💕💕. Make sure he/she knows that he/she feel loved and cared for 💕. Lovely 💕

[@Tiger_HV]

Very good for training no abuse or harming the horse it’s just training for when a stable fire happens its really good!❤😊

[@Casual_equestrian.]

This is such a good idea. Where I live in Australia it can get really hot and we have small fires a lot during summer. This is not abuse ok it’s very very helpful because if there’s a fire then the horses aren’t scared and have more safety to getting out of the stables!!

[@Nugnug-nuggettttt]

People are arguing about tying the horses tail up knowing my dumb self in the event of a fire is probably think I have time and use a hair band just to pop the tail out of the way 🤦‍♀️ and this is why they tell us in the event of a fire we have to wait to be asked to hold a horse in the arena or back fields because they realised us idiots would spend time doing useless things

[@Newtandnancy]

You and your horse are so brave ❤❤❤❤

[@DonutToast]

People who say this is abuse have never been around an untrained and scared horse in their life 😭

[@emmy_Love15]

Fr

[@Rose_oficial1]

He/she is really brave Horse My dog is scared of water✋🏽😪 HE EVEN DRINKS WATER 💦

[@susanwallace1327]

Wonderful trust building exercise for that horse- glad to see this. No panic should anything ever happen and they must extricate, or need horses to go into and retrieve. Most excellent.

[@Some_equestrian-6739]

I love they trained it w no whip ❤❤

[@lalalachris]

This isn’t harming the horse. Yes it’s scary and stressful but the horse does get release from that stress. As other comments have mentioned, this is safety training which can aid the trust of a horse in the riders’ judgement. It’s not advisable for the average rider as it can go south real fast. But if barn fires are a real worry (such as areas that often get wild fires) this is a way to teach the horse “I will guide you through the flames unharmed”

[@SophieJoyce-w5n]

This is amazing!! This is both beneficial for the horse and rider. Also looks super cool

[@LlamaStoleYourToast-tg1fx]

First attempt: 😨😰 Second attempt: 😈🔥💅✨👑

[@E1iz_beth]

Living in Australia and knowing how bad bushfire season gets, this is definitely something ill be teaching my future horses!

[@RevaliSaltyBirb]

A fellow equine Aussie? 😮😮😮😮

[@Harls5faves]

I’d send them to a professional to do it as I won’t feel comfortable enough but Aussie? I’m a aussie

[@jodieshelswell9409]

Your horse is so beautiful ❤

[@emeliesemeralds2811]

Poor things legs are shaking at the beginning! 🥺 But this is a good thing to train a horse in!

[@Salma-c9i7y]

his legs were not shaking he spooked at the fire

[@emeliesemeralds2811]

@@Salma-c9i7y They did kinda shake while he hesitated- But yeah he was spooked-

[@marcy2794]

Y’all fighting invisible comments 💀

[@Briansmith-ol2es]

No we ain’t their are a lot of comments saying it’s abuse

[@emmy_Love15]

​@@Briansmith-ol2esfr

[@Camcam_ishot]

Hit newest first

[@crissyq3993]

This is proper training for a horse, it is not abuse the jorse may be uncomfortable but if a barn fire broke out he could get out safely.

[@katnetic]

For the people who says that this is “abuse”, where tf are you?

[@SF-Deryn]

Change it to newest comments

[@luckyshaye]

I’m right here

[@Mickey_the_guinea_pig]

@@luckyshayeit’s not abuse

[@allisonkrueger8330]

@@luckyshaye it’s not abuse, it’s training in case there’s ever a barn fire

[@crowe_17]

literally

[@Gghyt445]

Only abuse if you’re walking the horse directly through the fire. This is a fantastic way to build trust with your horse. Trust that you wouldn’t steer them in a direction that could hurt them.

[@Momma99]

No this is a training in just in case there’s a fire for horse get out safely

[@JzX_Star]

Wow, you made that horse so brave! I wish i had horses 🥲

[@Horses4life-t5k]

This is very useful training and its not abuse

[@janetcarbone4213]

I got my second horse from a barn that burned the day I was to pick him up. He lived but I saw the ones that didn’t. Yes THIS IS GOOD TRAINING!

[@babychips.]

That's so sad some didnt make it out

[@allisonkrueger8330]

The poor guy must’ve suffered from PTSD

[@That_weirdo_Misty]

That must have been so traumatic for the horse and you! Seeing burned horses must be terrifying, I’m glad the horse you got is ok! And rip to the ones that died

[@Thepardyanimal]

WOW you got great control. That horse was clearly planning to bolt/Buck, but you managed to encourage him to realize he can make it without getting hurt.

[@CarsonBarkley]

Control with horses doesn’t exist

[@The_Essa_Girly]

@@CarsonBarkley you sure bud.

[@CarsonBarkley]

@@The_Essa_Girly yes. If a 1500 pound animal wants to kill you it can.

[@I_LoveHorses55]

​no, there's no control, but there is an understanding and communication with horses.

[@CarsonBarkley]

@@I_LoveHorses55 FACTS

[@karensmith4336]

With the way the world is today, this could be life saving training. Very important to proceed at the horses level to build needed trust.

[@Peytono-eq]

Amazing also it's making me laugh when people are saying "AbUsE"😂😂

[@cracker_the_pony]

Bahahaha same lol

[@aspenfeldman8256]

This is a good rider not forcing the horse she is encouraging the horse and believing it’s bravery❤😊🎉

[@nighttimeof-glith7021]

32% of people looking for some drama in the comments section ✨ 49% of people saying its not abuse 19% of people saying it's abuse For those 19% of people who say that it's abuse it's helpful training for the horse to be calm in a dangerous situations.then they know that if they stay calm they wouldn't get hurt or not even hurting the horse rider if riding it ot dragging it . Even though when leading it you have much more control over the head so they don't jump on the horse rider 🐎

[@The_FnafFan]

Hello! I understood it is not cruelty and is in fact important training in some situations, but I'd suggest using something to keep the tail safe, thats all!

[@emmy_Love15]

Yes I completely agree, I'm trying to find the comment where it says that this is horse abuse😂

[@The_FnafFan]

​@@emmy_Love15 click 'Newest first', there were a few comments claiming this was 'abuse'. To a point, I completely DIS-agree But, I understand that they probably have not owned horses and don't understand the meaning of the video. (I myself have never even SEEN a horse in real life, but I know a bit about them, I try and learn about animals whenever I can)

[@jealousy.y]

For those who don't understand: this is super helpful training. if the stable managed to catch fire, the horse knows what to do. this is completely normal! :D

[@JanetWardle]

It looks like that horse really trusts the rider bc at the end it walks through easily

[@ravenn_000]

That's what the training does to an animal, it's very impressive

[@teresasmith8946]

And that training just might save that ponys life one day.

[@NorquyPagan]

For the people hating they would never abuse a horse and drag them through fire they are clearly teaching the horse to get out of the fire quickly if there ever is one pls don’t say something unless you no what you talking about or unless you have proof Ty 😊

[@sammiesmith5673]

Y'all, this isn't abuse this is a very helpful, and clever training teqhnique

[@supersillyseren]

Great idea to make sure your horse will be ale to quickly and calmly get out of a fire, but it makes no sense to be on the horse or get them to walk through such a large fire to start off with. Its also incredibly dangerous to have so many dangly things around, such as a person on the horse and the tail not put up. Now you might say "Oh but they wont have their tailed tied during a real fire!" but this isn't a real fire. Especially since the pony was so spooky going through, it could've very easily lit itself on fire. And you would NEVER in a real fire have the time to mount your house, you immediately want to get the horses out. It would've also been nicer for the pony if someone was guiding it through instead of forcing it whilst on its back. This is a great idea for training though and its great that youre getting your pony used to it!

[@Thetitafamily60679]

horses are cute violets are blue were are the people that said this was animal abuse

[@allisonkiroff5501]

This is a pretty old video so they are far in the comments

[@Thetitafamily60679]

@@allisonkiroff5501 oh thanks

[@Justmememeieimei]

🙋

[@scarletcaughlan1715]

This is very helpful training 🎉❤

[@rosiemarriott7988]

Wow you must have such an amazing level of trust with your horse to be able to do that with them

[@Tahli_xx]

It’s not her x

[@lunacanelle0713]

Good job you’re amazing 😊😮

[@TheMarcyFran]

Not abuse. Preparation. Excellent control and training.

[@Cr00ked_creatures]

Not abuse. It's really important training, but just tie his tail up.

[@Ducks00]

I got concerned for the horse for a second,I learnedsomething new

[@lbecca_liamisourangel]

I totally agree with the people who are saying it’s not abuse. Especially the pinned comment. If there was a fire a calm horse is much better than a panicked horse and you injured. It’s important to train the horses to be calm.

[@Skibidi_Spud]

This scared me for a moment until I knew that it just part of training but PLEASE tie your tail up!( ik this is not u, just any commenters that want to try this method) it could’ve caught on fire if the tail touched it

[@Paige_Equestrian24]

Well if there is an actual fire his tail likely won’t be tied up

[@ryleedrake9602]

@@Paige_Equestrian24 still its good to tie the horses tail up even if its training to not cause a situation, but yeah i agree his tail probably wont be up during a fire but safety during practice is fine

[@Karlii-og6fb]

Love this video and the bond between you two❤❤❤😊 But HATE the song choice

[@Junip3rB3rri3s]

What’s wrong with the song?

[@Karlii-og6fb]

@@Junip3rB3rri3s Me and the Devil walking side by side🤨

[@Junip3rB3rri3s]

@@Karlii-og6fb what wrong with that?

[@SunnyTheTriangleCardboardFish]

Probably just the name or their probably a Christian so that's why they are offended by the song? No offense karlii. ​@@Junip3rB3rri3s

[@Karlii-og6fb]

@SunnyTheTriangleCardboardFish No, It's okay😄 I'm a Christian. Yes❤️

[@ElinPandasky]

the pony is so cool, handsome and well-behaved!

[@FaenorOW]

Regardless of a fire in the Stables or not this makes them less easily scared in general. They do this with police horses for example. Can also have plastic tarp to ride over or other weird stuff.

[@katsukisfavho]

this will actually come in handy during emergencies, people😭its called desensitization.

[@Beach.x.Beregoi]

Great job!❤

[@Eq_edits-]

0,000000000001% of the comments saying its abuse 99,9999999% saying Its Not abuse with a whole entire Story

[@razzledazzle2857]

Y’all fighting invisible comments again 😂

[@Strideway_WithHarperr]

press newest there’s loads you jsut have to translate them most of them are in different languages

[@Dogworld007]

necessary training, this should be MANDATORY training for all horses to understand fire and high water well done ❤

[@waffle_644]

Nothing can prepare a horse for the actual thing. This “training” is useless.

[@CarsonBarkley]

@@waffle_644it helps to keep horses calm in the smell of fire

[@I_LoveHorses55]

​@waffle-f8j it prepares them so they don't freak out and throw off their owner. Of course we will all freak out, but if a horse is shown to be calm in a situation like that, then it's possible. It's not any different with humans.

[@waffle_644]

@@I_LoveHorses55 this and actual fires are nothing alike. It genuinely won’t help at all.

[@CarsonBarkley]

@@waffle_644 it will help with smell, nothing else

[@silverstorm_dragons]

Yes this is a really good thing to teach horses but when you are teaching them not to be afraid of it you yourself should never look at it. Your horse can tell you’re looking at it and that makes them second guess if it’s safe or not. They trust you to judge that and if you’re looking down at it that means your horse should to

[@GiaEkle]

This is not abuse this is training the horse if there is a fire at the stable and that way the horse won’t be scared or hurt trying to get out of there

[@ZoeiiTheTrashBear]

The horse trying not to throw the rider into the fire is amazing 🙌

[@ManeMoods]

For people saying that there is no one saying this is abuse, yes there are people saying it. Click on the three lines next to the “X” and click Newest comments. Most of the comments claiming this is abuse are down there. (Hint: THIS USNT ABUSE 👍)