Terrified Horse desperately needs to be caught!!

Terrified Horse now lame desperately needs to be caught!! Here we see an uncatchable scared horse that's become lame and in need, to add to its fear the last time it was touched by a human was hit with static electricity... this is a tough one see how we get on

[@garrystephenson4119]

You bring an almost 70 year old man to tears as I watch your videos. Having been a guide Dog-Service Dog Instructor I see lots of parallels in your methods....keep up the good work Steve and Tanya.

[@laurajackson6860]

I'm watching this video at the one year mark and I just want to say that this stuff never gets old. Thank you for all you do for horses and the people who love them. ❤❤❤

[@pattallant2398]

16 minutes into the video and I just want to say, you will never ever get a negative or even close to negative, comment from me. The work you do is absolutely life-changing that’s what counts, is the excellent results with everything you do!

[@lindagatti7796]

You read horses so well. You have compassion for them because you know that humans can be caustic and destroy these poor creatures trust in us. There are those of us who aren't experienced but love animals and we can also do a lot of damage.

[@kellygalvin7775]

Same I’ve not finished video yet and all I keep thinking is Steve’s timing is unbelievable, he’s flipping brilliant

[@patriciamartinez5836]

Yep, you are great folk.

[@lynnedunn4964]

One word Steve... BRILLIANT ‼️😁😎🤠❤️

[@salvo9718]

You are incredibly good in what you are doing, I complete you. You tactic is logical and it makes sense, when you initially instigate the horse, to walk away from you. That's an amazing way successfully gentling the horse. Thank you.

[@thebreezelife]

You can tell Steve genuinely loves doing this when he gives a happy satisfied chuckle when the horse has a huge breakthrough. I love it

[@marymiller8769]

Thank you for being a positive role model of a man, and a teacher. You exude wisdom, kindness and trust. My dad was a teacher and his students call him till the day he went to heaven. Your people feel the same I’m sure. God bless you.

[@tricial7468]

I'm a 54 year old woman who is disabled I spend a lot of time on you tube and I have to say that this video made me cry like a baby you showed him respect and you showed him love without getting all sappy you are truly a gift for this horse you showed him that you weren't there to hurt him to bad there's not more trainer's like you are a true blessing

[@reneemiller5966]

I don't even have a horse, but I love watching you. You are both such beautiful souls. Keep up the good work

[@bourbon497gypsum7]

I don't have a horse either but I know what to expect when around one thanks to Steve.

[@gulox8241]

Well i dont have horse either and didnt watch much about em because i always thought they are for girls but boy after completing RDR2 i started watching videos about horse training and stuff.

[@susanmurtagh9348]

I don’t have horses..but I love to watch Steve’s video..he is such an amazing horseman..kind and compassionate to horses..not cruel..that’s y I like to watch how he helps scared and troubled horses..great job..yr knowledge and patience is amazing…❤️❤️

[@BridMhor]

I don't have a horse either. But I love learning about them.

[@marieparsons9908]

Lisa, I'm so happy that you found the money to have Steve down. I hope that you get some additional business from this video! Your school looks lovely!

[@browniewin4121]

Being a dog trainer also works with children. When I was a foster parent my friends would say that I had the only toddlers that would Come, Sit, & Stay.

[@mollylawless503]

I’ve become aware of my own problems with impatience and what a problem that is for any training. Thank you for showing such patience.

[@louisegogel7973]

Thank you for noticing and being open to shift what you feel isn’t going well inside you! That is awesome! Doing that (noticing things in me and working to shift any dysfunctional habit or thought pattern) in my life has brought me only joy, even if the shifting was not the easiest process!

[@mldufault9399]

I, too, can be impatient ... 😄 I respect & admire Steve's methods that he's developed over decades. There is always hope for me to improve as I have peace in my life and I believe in life long learning!

[@ymanajohnson585]

It's so sweet to see how Steve gains Dillon's trust...patience, patience, patience...gentle, gentle, gentle.

[@fionawaddingham2611]

Such a beautiful pony. Gentle eyes. Steve you are a magician.

[@jeanette6487]

For the problem with the electricity: When you touch the ground with your hand it will be gone. Great video again ♡

[@louisegogel7973]

I was wondering how that issue would get solved. I also wonder why was it happening? What combination of factors are in place to build up a charge that you’re not doing on purpose, such as cresting friction between wool or silk and a balloon?

[@cbviau1332]

Thank you for the beautiful ride through the countryside. The scenery is awesome. And of course the animals add to the fun and excitement. Hugs from a fellow equestrian from the late 1940s California, USA. Your gentle and persistent approach to training is very special.

[@kristawilson718]

AMAZING!! ABSOLUTELY 💯 AMAZING! ❤️❤️❤️🐎❤️ The True Horse Expert! I'm soo Overwhelmed!!! Thank you soo much, for sharing, this truly AMAZING video!!!!

[@clarekelso7841]

American horse masters can be great. But I love that Steve takes his time and knows when to flood and that’s rare. His patience and kindness inspire# me every time. I’m loving this vid.

[@allysonhanks9159]

hello Clare how are you doing 😊

[@tracyjohnson5023]

Exactly! There are so many KZbin trainers, some are even paid clinicians, that just flood the horse into shutdown. While it may look like horse is fixed, it's not as there will be an explosion at some point. But that part never makes it to video.

[@allysonhanks9159]

@@tracyjohnson5023 hi Tracy

[@Janiesindall1981]

Steve...You are SUCH an 'Old Soul'! No surprise to me that you are able to do what you do! So much LIGHT in you...and the kind of LOVE that teaches, not just the horses, but all of us here, watching, too. I'm nearly seventy and hardly had any interaction with horses in my entire life but I could watch your videos all day, there's so many life-lessons to learn from them! Bless you, Steve...You are one of life's 'gems' and your horses know it! 🙏

[@Josh-pe5pl]

And your supportive lifelong wife and pal.

[@annapanna80]

What a beautiful horse, looks like a mustang 😮 You can see the tension in his face in the beginning of the video and in the end he looks like another horse. I dont even own a horse but this channel is so interesting, answering questions how horses AND people works. We a simple animals with different world views.. ...and the warmth Steve and Tanya give to the viewer is amazing. 🌸 Have a nice vacation 🏖

[@bondart5728]

These videos are so calming to people who live in the suburbs or cities. I have never owned a horse but look to your videos for soul transformation from the loud intrusive world of technology we have created. You are the beautiful people, connected to both animals and nature. Love it.

[@GaliSinatra]

I love the little horse history lessons we get too!

[@april5666]

I definitely enjoy the additional horse history lessons too -- fascinating stuff. I'm sure Steve knows a mountain of interesting horse history. Thank you so much for the kindness you and your wife give to another species -- it is so inspiring and so needed these days.

[@manuscholz6711]

Thank you for spreading a little love around in a world with way too much negativity. It warmed my heart while I sit here having breakfast and watching your video. Great way of starting my day!

[@jenniferdunford9896]

I even get emotional after watching that terrified horse go from flight to trust, because I can see that he is learning that his life will be so much better. Kudos to Lisa for going the extra mile to help Dylan have a better life. And bless Steve for his gift.

[@downlow0075]

UK horse whisperer

[@ruthsmith2447]

Kudos also for a talented professional horsewoman to NOT think I know everything but (like a true professional and animal lover) to be so willing to consult with someone else...Steve also has a real talent with the people he is consulted by-half the skill is always getting people on board with you-in any wlak o life.DEF NO NEGATIVITY towards anyone here!

[@louisefromNY]

He was just incredible 🎉

[@denisepacetti4559]

Absolutely brilliant from start to finish! I am completely fascinated and amazed by the way you can "feel" the calmness and trust into them. Just mesmerizing to watch. Tears in my eyes for Lisa at the end and he followed her to the gate. That moon you hung is still up there, Steve. Bravo and hugs. 🥰

[@sharonp6762]

Look forward to these videos each week. Learn so much. I am not a horse person, but this week my take away was a art piece I created called “Out of Embedded Behaviors”. Thank you!

[@elizabethannegrey6285]

I have recently discovered your channel, and what a treat it is. The patience exhibited by Steve when working with these frightened animals is just so beautiful. I actually find myself close to tears but at the same time it is therapeutic. Thank you for posting these videos. ❤️🐎🐎🐎❤️

[@elishevaquick6650]

I am very overwhelmed to hear and see the soft , gentle and kind way you handled this lovely \animal Sir. May The Lord Greatly Bless the work you do xxx Aunt Eli from South Africa

[@leelindsay5618]

I am helping to train people at work, and "I had to firm up a bit" on them when they were late to the training session (they need to reach a proficiency within a set amount of time and we only have so much time to help them learn so they keep the job). I was good about my timing and did back off when I "got both eyes"....lol. Thanks Steve "Millan"!

[@louisegogel7973]

Did it help? lol ❤

[@Stardust_Truth_Seeker]

😂 thats brilliant ❤

[@lanedaw811]

I purchased two untouched mules in March, using your techniques. One of the mules I can now halter and lead in the round pen, she is coming along and very willing to please, but still spooks. The other mule, I have just started with, she is a challenge. Love watching your videos.

[@mariaparker7545]

I can just see Steve walking down the road and 10 horses following him.. beautiful to watch and amazing how stupid little things can change a horses attitude... Great video as always.

[@entendresquared4314]

You’ve changed this horse and owner’s life for the better! So inspirational when the horse gave you his 👁👁

[@misscabbyp7198]

The simple fact that the caretakers call you in for help means they care and are trying everything to give the horses a good life. You are amazing with the horses and a great guy to be so respectful and protective of your clients' reputations. Heart of gold.

[@louisegogel7973]

❤ Yes ❤ Yes ❤ yes ❤

[@ducnrun4659]

Ditto!

[@kathywedzik4905]

This video is GOLD 💝. I used to be a dog whisperer for many years some years ago. I definitely see parallels with your work with horses. I dont know who is more in a trance me or the horse when watching. Thank you to you both for sharing with us these cherished horse and horse training experiences. 🐎💝

[@lisamcbarron6047]

I love the fact that in your comment, you connect dogs.....because I have a rather Large dog who can be very pushy with "us humans"...I've actually started to use some of the same methods Steve uses with "planting", backing up and looking at us w/both eyes with my very large husky...and it IS working very well for us. In our case...my Husky needed a leader. That being said...I love watching how he works with these owners to turn their "negatives" into "positives"...the horses are much much happier and the owners are much less stressed too.

[@tamis9112]

I love your comment about being a dog whisperer, I've been called a Parrot whisperer, after many years of rehabilitating and rehoming so many unwanted parrots people buy them thinking they will talk or they match their decor in their homes, then find out they are living breathing loud biting messy animals who need a flock and interaction, not locked in a room alone. At one time I had a dozen I was working with, once I had rehomed all of those I choose to get out of it and live with just my 2 spoiled rotten parrots, one who as I write this begging for head scratches, while the other is letting me know its bedtime. Ughhh the life of a parrot mom.🦜🤷‍♀

[@AnitaBetterScreenname]

Now that I've caught my horse and my dog, what about my kid?

[@christinecainjohnson7836]

😂❤

[@mmkvoe6342]

Ross Campbell's book How to Really Love Your Child (or How to Really Love Your Teenager depending on age) is the best.

[@131dyana]

The horse sense you have is amazing. The love of the animal keeps you going. Thank you.

[@pattallant2398]

I love what you just explained to your viewers about not having any negative comments whatsoever in any of your videos for any reason! I absolutely respect you for that and I agree with you 100%. There’s too much negativity in this world and your videos have no place for it whatsoever! I have seen nothing but positive on your videos, and that’s why I subscribed and I watch them. It is refreshing and it teaches us that they’re good people in this world who love animals especially horses and who do their best to help people find their way. I’ve said it before I’ll say it again, thank you for what you do, you and Tanya both.

[@EllieChristine744]

I do really agree with you! More channels should do what he did - then there would be less negativity and hurtful comments on the channels! Bless you for saying so!

[@beckythomas4150]

Wouldn't it be wonderful if every human treated each other with kindness and respect like Steve treats his horses.

[@cynthiadolan2358]

I adore watching you work with the problem horses. I like the way you spoke about negative comments. Never willInsay anything negative. I ambamazed that you are so brave and take on such challenges and work your magic!

[@starfishw7138]

Horses have had enuf negativity. This is their new life

[@moboz]

Beautiful vid Steve and I love Tania's soft heart, she is so positive and such a good partner to you. Just love watching these heartening horse and human relationships thank you x

[@flaviasollecito8760]

BEAUTIFULY DONE! YOU DESERVE AN ICECREAM!

[@KingsMom831]

Nothing better than getting a notification for a video from this channel!

[@DavidMScott-cs8pp]

This is so uplifting in a world with so many negatives happening across the globe. It doesn't matter if the rehab is an animal or human it's marvellous to see that there are still people out there like you Steve that practise the almost lost art.

[@colleenmonfross4283]

That was beautiful! So many people brutalize horses into submission, your patience and persistence was a wonderful thing to behold.

[@louisegogel7973]

So many don’t know other ways and I am sure most are very pleased to learn better more effective ways.

[@Luvpig]

I love how chuffed she looked when Dillon started to follow her. Lovely to watch. Thank you.

[@jillrichards8260]

I love how chuffed Steve is every time things start to connect... every time. !

[@law7897]

I love how Tanya answers your questions. Like she hasn’t seen you do this a million times x

[@petrakrugell8752]

Your work is so peacefull and Dylon understand very fast your language to his feet, great job. Good luck for Dylon and Lisa

[@kateking3953]

What a sweet pony. He's really kind and honest, he was just afraid. Kudos to his owner for believing in him, and to Steve who showed him love, leadship and licks.x

[@T-J-C]

I love how Steve NEVER talks to the horse.... "here you go mate" 😂 i love watching you take a horse from terrified to calmly being lead by you! I watch a guy in Canada (Stable Horse Training) and now you and i love the way you both work with horses and gain their trust

[@PennyLane66]

I love watching Graeme (Stable Horse Training) work with the BC Wildies.

[@jillrichards8260]

Brilliant as usual

[@aileen694]

Theresa and Cora, interesting to come across similar subscribers! I've been following Graeme Bull Stable Horse Training for years, he's excellent! Recently came across Steve's channel and yes, they both offer the very best training advice: slow, steady and kind. They also both inspire us to be better humans. These types of videos are so important in today's world.

[@user-ub2ib1eo1g]

This one brought me to tears. It's so moving when the horse rests his muzzle in Steve's hand. You can see the light bulb go on for the horse and the horse understands.

[@starwalker3488]

Such a wonderful video to see Dylan go from being terrified to realising he can trust you...then to the relaxation that started settling though him and realising that these Humans are quite nice and nothing bad is happening. Dylan's quality of life has just skyrocketed. Thank you for putting out these videos and for being such lovely kind people, travelling so far to help horses and their Humans.

[@mmanut]

ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC VIDEO. THE OWNER LOOKED VERY PLEASED. GREAT JOB STEVE🐴 Vinny 🇺🇸

[@cicibradley2809]

"He's gotta know there's a release." The most crucial point of horse training.

[@pattim3698]

You're doing a wonderful thing for all these horses and their people!

[@tammiewilson5185]

Moved to tears by her emotions of gratitude and happiness!

[@sherip1270]

Steve and Tanya, you make a great team. Thank you for working so hard to make these great videos for us and for working with these beautiful creatures that God has blessed us with. Your sharing these videos with horse owners all around the world are truly blessing numerous lives, both human and horse. I don't even have a horse, but am housebound and your videos bring me so much enjoyment. I love to see the countryside with you and the background noise of the animals and birds are just so wonderful for me to hear as I am trapped in my own 4 walls. Tanya, you are such a wonderful support to Steve and your love for each other is evident in you videos. Steve, I struggle with my own memory issues and I understand your needing to write it on your hand and have Tanya prompt you. ;) Thank you for keeping it so real for us. Many blessings from Utah.

[@loredelore7286]

Love to see the owners reaction as much as the horses development. Very moving.

[@wendyburton-smith1165]

Hi Steve and Tanya I have just finished watching this video and as always it was amazing - thank you ❤ It was very moving to see the transformation in Dylan after such a short period of time particularly when he lowered his head and Steve said he is starting to find some peace 💕 Enjoy the rest of your holiday in beautiful Cornwall!!

[@marekvollach7831]

DEEP COMPASSION, sharp and tender intuition and a rascal sense of humor in one of Britains great masculine gifts to Humanity

[@kelseystrouse954]

Seeing a horse drop such stress is absolutely beautiful. All animals are more at ease when the person they're with demonstrates confidence. We ALL feel more at ease when the person we're with is confident vs timid or unsure. It's a fact of life. Great job!

[@Airriel333]

LOVE your work and how you approach this and retrain the horses and healing going on and then the beautiful way you are bridging to the owner and helping them to be confidant in this change. It's a BEAUTIFUL THING TO WATCH CHEERS

[@terrifrye2803]

You’re two are amazing. In the back of my mind when I watch these videos, are how similar, animal training is. Consistency, respect and repetitiveness are key. Thank you for your time, Steve and Tonya. And Happy Birthday Steve. ♥️ 🐎

[@madeleinegere7521]

You are a God send...bless you for all you do to help the world of horse lovers!!!!

[@sidilicious11]

Steve is brilliant with horses and their owners. I like how Steve directs the owners’ attention from what doesn’t work with the horse to how to move forward. I had a trainer that did this with me too. Such great results for Dylan and his owner!

[@annieoakley5075]

Steve you are the best. I always watch from the beginning till the end and learn so much. You gave Lisa a real gift today working with Dillion. Bravo 👏 good job.

[@sallyannefrancis8647]

That was Amazing !! I had a little tear with Lisa !!! Need Updates Of that One !!!! Yeah Team Young !!!

[@chelseavuchinich4859]

Really appreciate your positivity & your talent. I feel like I learn so much. ❤😔

[@dreed5530]

I was crying at the end. So happy for all. Thank you for helping these horses & humans and for sharing your time & talent. Blessings on you.

[@FafaGamingYT]

Amazing horsemanship, a pleasure to watch

[@katiemadden531]

So many people don’t understand that many wild, unhandled, terrified horses are lame. In order for us to help them, we have to move their feet, and get them to a point of being handled SO we can help them with their lameness. ❤ Excellent job Steve as usual! I tamed a lame wild horse in a few days using some of your methods ❤ now he can get gelded, and his feet done in 2 days!🎉

[@slomo1716]

You're amazing! Tanya, your daughter Charlotte and Son James are an INCREDIBLE FAMILY and astounding HORSE TRAINING TEAM!!!! Thank you for the hours of education and entertainment and amazing results, you bring tears to my eyes!!! THANK YOU!!!

[@pattallant2398]

Looking forward to seeing the outcome of yet another terrified horse! I know you will accomplish great things as always.

[@lsdev4229]

This was BEAUTIFUL to watch,❤. Thank you Steve and Tanya 🥰🇨🇦Sharon.

[@MD-ef7nl]

Absolutely love your Channel. Have not ridden a horse in over 40 years. Best wishes from Melbourne Australia.

[@WhisperTraining]

wow...out of all the videos on steve's channel I've watched so far this one has to be my absolute favorite. It was quite an emotional one for sure, especially at the end when his owner came back into the picture. What an incredible change in the horse from absolutely terrified to starting to not only trust steve and later Lisa but even want to follow them on his own. Lisa did an amazing job at the end, she is clearly a beautiful person inside and out and it was so good to hear the update that things are progressing well. I hope we might get more updates on this horse in the future!

[@kristenengel9731]

I volunteer at a horse sanctuary and your videos are an incredible resource. Thank you so very much 🙏

[@SLR33406]

Oh my gosh!! LOL! “Steve Milan” .. the horse AND dog whisperer! Love it!! 🐴🐾

[@Apb23]

I appreciate your work, and your protection of your clients. Good comments only! I have to say, I am so blessed to have found this channel to help me with my horses! I have so much more to learn.

[@plainspokenJane]

Dylan loved her all along. He wants to be loved by her as well in his language. I've learned so much watching your videos. Thank you both and team.

[@Toltecgrl]

Omg! He such a good horse. Seems so gentle. And he learned from your patience that humans are safe and not to be scared of! 🤗🤗

[@suecotton4828]

Another fantastic video! I got quite emotional myself seeing how much it meant to Lisa that she is now able to catch and touch her horse. Lovely lady and lovely horses. How refreshing also to find a channel that promotes positivity. You are so kind and supportive to both horses and their owners. I never get tired of watching how horses transform once they know and accept what is required of them. Looking forward to the next one. 😊

[@katemaree5826]

That was absolutely fabulous Steve, I had tears also when Dylan started following Lisa it was beautiful. I actually felt like I was there the whole time with you guys, I was so absorbed 😄 Enjoy your holiday guys and I can't wait for the next one 🤩

[@angemac1519]

Thank you both soo much for showing these videos. They are the highlight of my life. Always lift my spirits. I love it when you get the breakthroughs & the horse demeanour changes. Always brings tears to my eyes. 💕🍎

[@paulbush1497]

Thanks once more , for yet another wonderful storyline.. always I find SUCH depth of purpose of life for these horses to bond with us , Trust us .. it’s a joy to experience.

[@myrnaedmisten599]

Well, “like” buttons are all well and good but I need a “love” button!! Once again you’ve done it. And the dog as well. Amazing. ❤️

[@Ontherightway79798]

Love how you help this horse🥰🙏🙏

[@janeennichols4187]

You are absolutely amazing Steve..just love your kindness, patience and understanding of these troublesome horses..

[@vissennav]

Such a kind, smart pony! Great job again!

[@normanwhiteheed7464]

Great video again Steve and tan about Dylan another successful venture mesmerized can't get enough hi Charlotte James you had me going Steve I thought you were going to jump😊

[@louisefromNY]

I really wondered how Steve was going to do this. It seemed impossible. However, the dedication to this horse 🐴 was amazing. Thank you Steve. ❤

[@rhondag8128]

I am crying tears of joy for both Lisa and Dylan.

[@marionwigzell7334]

Wonderful outcome from Dylan and Lisa. I shed a tear too. ❤️🐴 (-: Marion

[@riverbank4126]

Great work Steve. I've used the same techniques, learned in some of the same places, for many years out here on the South-west coast of British Columbia, Canada. I was trained both in Canada by men who had trained cow ponies, race horses, and Polo ponies, and in a cavalry school in North-west France where the only female cavalry teacher at the time taught us to handle and ride the young Arabians and Barbs that had been running wild in North Africa only a couple of weeks earlier. It is so good to see this work demonstrated on-line as when I started there was only a handful of books, a few photos, and the experience and advice of a few great old horse-men and horse-women. I'm past my training days now but get a lot of pleasure seeing you pass on this material. It will allow so many good horses to have pleasant lives with kind and effective owners.

[@kateveneroso5754]

you are a wonderful person to take this stance with no negativity! thanks Steve!

[@lightseeker2242]

It is amazing to see the changes in the horses countenances during these videos. And the relaxed state the horses are in once they have the communication from you that makes sense to them and the time and attention to allow them to discover and change.

[@agfillion1]

I’m always confused about how you can make something the horses idea but you do it so easily and then I’m smacking my head and saying “brilliant”. Lovely horse and a group of lovely ladies. Glad you were able to help them.

[@karenhardie1132]

Steve, you have an amazing talent with horses. Keep helping them with your talent. Well done.

[@Alaskadinger]

Steve I am extremely impressed by your gentle demeanor and how quickly you're able to get through to the horses blush to the horses bless you and I'm sure the horses bless you too bless you too.. Annie from Alaska

[@Alaskadinger]

I'm sorry I used speech to text. Sorry that there was too many bless you but I think that you are entitled to those

[@everlastingscribe]

I really love watching Steve work with owners and horses. Because honestly the more I watch him the more I realize he's building bridges of trust and respect between them so each can have a bright future. Its kinda like a Cinderella story each time.

[@elainer946]

Thank you Steve Young for understanding the horse, it works. I was foolish in the beginning with my horse and then I learned to "think like a horse" and the difference was amazing.

[@DG-wu7ke]

What a special horse. He just wants a confident leader. Once you two get on the same page he'll be your best ever horse!

[@forsythia33]

So interesting to watch! Especially working with the horse's evasion with his head.

[@vindheimar2631]

Thanks for posting! Love your kind and respectful way and how you explain things. My mother used to say, if you don´t habe anything good to say, be quiet. Lovley to watch, thanks again

[@pattallant2398]

Cesar Milan and you Steve, Have the one thing in common that you understand how horses think the way Cesar understands how dogs think and behave. You are both calm and assertive leaders and the animals can put their trust in you because they all need a pack leader.