The WORST Mistake for Your Horse's Skills And Your Partnership

[@nerolsalguod4649]

You are absolutely correct. It takes time , effort , consistency , love , leadership and knowing that Everything you do with your horse is building skill and partnership !

[@Coltonwoodshorsemanship]

Absolutely agree, well put

[@eryncalobeer]

Really appreciate this video. So happy I came upon you. I've been practicing your improving the top line exercises. Your teaching is clear and easy to follow.

[@Coltonwoodshorsemanship]

Good for you for putting in the work with your horse! Thats why I put these videos out, for folks like you who will actually take what I share and put it to work. I appreciate you sharing this cause its always good to know folks are actually finding what we're sharing helpful. So glad you found the videos and to have you here as part of our KZbin family.

[@RedHybiscus]

I can’t tell you how many training videos I have watched in which the expectation of the horse far exceeds the reality- this desire to have a 2 year old horse fully trained and consistently riding makes my blood boil. And I do believe there is appropriate application of Liberty training- applying this type of training to a wild untrained Mustang or an unhandled horse of any sort is not a good idea. The best training I have seen so far is Herm Gaily- a well balanced approach that respects the internal life of the horse ❤

[@360cryptofarming5]

Time and consistency. Timing and reward for us and our horses. I enjoy nothing more than riding one of my horses that I have worked with and trust. Knowing I put hrs and dedication into. And now those horses are being used by my children. I enjoy ALL disciplines and breeds of horses. Just the other day I was moving cows with a Walker. He is quick and smooth.

[@starvationacres9901]

My fox trot is a better cow horse then many of the quarters I’ve had!

[@tracyjohnson5023]

Smooth starts to mean more the older I get lol. We have QH, draft/standardbred, a few Pasos. Those Pasos are bang up sorters, quick and they never get tired lol. We even have one we rope off for small stuff. They can't beat a quarter horse on speed, but they keep on trucking all day.

[@pamelachace3205]

More people need to listen to this , ty ty ty!!!

[@Coltonwoodshorsemanship]

Hope it reaches as many folks as possible! Appreciate you watching

[@wayneking7050]

Another good video, thanks!.

[@WildRosehorsetraining.2290]

Thank you for this video Colton! I love how you explaine things!! It makes it stick!!and extremely helpful. Likewise I grew up and live in an area where there are not a lot of good quality places to learn. But the videos help for sure!

[@Coltonwoodshorsemanship]

So glad they are extremely helpful for you! Appreciate you taking the time to share this, certainly adds fuel to the fire to keep making them for yall

[@annwild8577]

BRAVO 👏👏👏👏 This man speaks truth &!is so very gifted w/horses & humans. Great teacher & mentor!

[@Coltonwoodshorsemanship]

Thank you Ann!

[@ttotto1984]

100% for fiding the right help and people who have the same vision as you.

[@Coltonwoodshorsemanship]

Absolutely!

[@Humanshonouringhorses]

Yasssss Well said 🙌 I’m so happy this popped up in my feed. Keep it real 👊

[@Coltonwoodshorsemanship]

Thank you! Glad it popped up on your feed as well. Appreciate you watching and we’ll definitely be keeping it real 🤠👌🏻

[@lockduce8889]

It's funny he described himself he has a lot to learn

[@MakanakaChijokwe]

What a Powerful speech

[@Coltonwoodshorsemanship]

Well thank you. Appreciate that

[@carolynstewart8465]

Trainer dependency is the kiss of death😢

[@Coltonwoodshorsemanship]

Real professionals should want their students continuing to choose to ride with them because they know there’s so much more to learn, not cause they feel trapped or stuck without them.

[@MakanakaChijokwe]

One thing that I liked is that you are talking about God

[@Coltonwoodshorsemanship]

Without Him nothing is possible. You’ll enjoy the video coming out later today then.

[@marieandersson3290]

​@@Coltonwoodshorsemanship❤❤❤

[@neeleywilson403]

Agree with the only relationship and the consent based ideas cannot be the basis for getting far with horses. The gain purpose and relationship through doing skills even if it starts with leading and groundwork.

[@Rosebud65]

You have a new subscriber in me. ❤

[@Coltonwoodshorsemanship]

Glad to have you join us!

[@MarshallMcCrory]

The ARMY WOULDN'T even TOUCH a horse TILL it WAS SIX years old..... The idea of a well trained well rounded,bombproof two/three year old horse is a fallicy.......IF YOH WANT a well trained,well rounded, and calm horse...... I HAVE TWO WORD FOR YOU those are...... WET SADDLE BLANKETS.

[@neeleywilson403]

Disagree it think time spent carefully and consistently over sweetly horses teaches them more than getting them tired which is what wet saddle blankets really ment back in the day when it was said. A tired horse was more compliant was all

[@barrynelson634]

Didn't learn a thing other'n his brand of a sales pitch for his own business. Good for him...but where was any training within this video. Time stamp the video for me please.

[@jackiebarham7653]

Freebook plz x

[@Coltonwoodshorsemanship]

Here’s the link! www.coltonwoodshorsemanship.com/e-book

[@johndough1218]

Ah man of God.

[@Miguel-x2l]

Leave that to the real cowboys, u don't No nothing that's just your opinion 😄

[@batshtcrazy5293]

You're showing your ignorance. Sit down.