Trailer load any horse FAST | Full length training session!

Trailer loading is an issue so many horse owners struggle with. Wouldn't it be nice if your horse hopped on the trailer any time you merely pointed that direction? Today we're going to give you a detailed tutorial to help your horse overcome his fear of the trailer so you no longer have to worry about your next outing!

[@shellyhoornstra5650]

This was an awesome video! Thank you for posting.

[@vanityfair5823]

Okay, the kittens are getting me nervous and distracted...BUT he is amazing with this horse.

[@zacharias.horsemanship]

I agree..😅 I was videoing this thinking "Man, those cats can't be making this session easier." But Sid did a great job regardless and the horse didn't seem to notice.

[@horseluver162]

This is super helpful! Thank you

[@michellep9303]

Excellent work so calm and clear to the horse

[@colleendonahuehorsestransf6674]

Very impressive work! Definitely taking notes on this one. Thanks for the awesome video!!

[@LiseNewman]

Now that’s a great horse trainer . None of that silly cowboy flag stuff . Amazing there are not more views compared to these other videos

[@harryposner7584]

Question: If you're needing to load two horses that are really attached to each other, should you set it up so that the second horse can see you loading the first horse?

[@zacharias.horsemanship]

No, it won't matter. They can see/smell the other horse when they get up to the trailer. It's good to think about things from different angles, but try not to make things extra complicated for yourself. 😉 Let your horses get broke.

[@harryposner7584]

@@zacharias.horsemanship Thanks for that!

[@makeyourself9110]

You should check out Steve Rothers method. Way more effective and zero stress on the horse.

[@zacharias.horsemanship]

Thanks for the comment! If you were anything more than a keyboard cowboy, you'd realize that not every method works best for every horse. This horse is under very little stress, and our training practices are highly effective, well understood by the horse, and easily transferable to the owner. Steve Rother can do it Steve Rother's way. Zacharias Horsemanship will do it the Zacharias Horsemanship way. Have a great day!

[@alinareybey3263]

When you have a horse like this who’s had a problem for some time. This method is the only way. I say that because my mare has a problem with loading, This way was the only thing that worked for her. Horses are gonna stress about any little thing.

[@GCF242]

I saw some videos. Similar technique, same kind of stress. I should have known when you mentioned 'zero stress'. There are reasons why these videos are online: a horse needs to unlearn certain behaviour, and for that it will experience some stress while first answering the way it just to do and which rewarded the behaviour. And it is not about having stress or not, it is about knowing as a handler when to relieve tension at the right moment so that a horse can look for that moment where it finds rest. I really like this video, and thank you for showing it and making it very clear what you are doing. True horsemanship. No drama, and 'no' is a possible answer, but the consequence is that a horse will be less comfortable until it looks for another answer.

[@vanityfair5823]

I see you're from the U.K. Just so you know, Steve Rother learned by watching the horsemen here in the U.S. Men like this man. The goal is to get the horse in the trailer in a way they can understand and without a fight. This horseman here is much quieter with this horse and, by the way, no such thing as zero stress. Don't take that pill and believe it's magic.

[@michaelstern8657]

I disagree with those that say there are other ways and I disagree with those that say this is the only way. My way is different but similar. I approach my horsemanship with an open mind to learn from others and I certainly wouldn’t disrespect the owner of this channel by saying that someone else’s way is better. Maybe so but come on man…stop feeding your ego. Personally, I do follow another main stream trainer but this guy did good and was effective in a timely manner. Good job, Zacharias.