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[@janewhite2331]

Tim always at the end of the session thanks the viewer for watching and I would like to thank him for posting. This is a super channel and I enjoy every post.

[@peggypaine4652]

Oklahoma city

[@user-tn5je7zc6e]

Kitty says, "This is the biggest litter box on the planet."

[@user-jg9vi1yb8z]

I am a LONG time kitty lover 😊 and sooo happy for Tim's kitties to be adopted into such a good home ..... thank you, Tim! 😅

[@benaiahandbaruch]

From SC. Am here solely to see the kitty do his bidness on camera. 😂 Woohoo!

[@MalindaRyan-xi7et]

Oh I love it!! That cat is crazy!

[@copperpony]

Haha I definitely think he waits till the camera is on. Leo likes an audience 😂

[@lisacoffeymustangs39]

Your cat is hilarious… chasing the lunge line. Hahaha😂😂

[@rhondab9792]

Your feeding recommendations make a lot of sense -- honoring the equine nature as a continuously grazing animal.

[@catherinedemick1103]

And look how George handled the dump truck! Like a pro. I would have liked to have seen Sabre's reaction lol!

[@dorothearoles9948]

Watching from N Ireland! Hello Tim and George! Watching this is my treat for the day!xx ❤

[@connie3717]

I'm watching from Kentucky. I appreciate Tim's matter of fact way of explaining.

[@thedirtprincess3293]

Also from Kentucky!

[@SJane3]

I love your way of thinking when working with these horses: not a failure, but an opportunity to work on something! It's easy to lose sight of that when a horse is difficult!

[@KXJVHZ]

I’m from Michigan. I love what I have learned from you. I hope to keep learning! I am a 67 year old grandma who still is learning.

[@debbieherring2644]

I’m from Northern Michigan and 66 years old. No horse but would love to ride if I’m not too old lol.

[@swysocki3920]

So far, it's not an official live unless the kitty makes an appearance. LOL Thank you for providing so much information in a very understandable way.

[@MalindaRyan-xi7et]

😂

[@laraejohnson4843]

From BC Canada. Love the methods used with the commentary. Your quietness and support given and your consistency. You rode a friends stallion years ago at a clinic. She also has great respect of your handling. Thank you for your training and the results and demonstrating. Your program is awesome. I have ridden for more than 50 years...clinics, pushed cows, mountain riding, camping, still going. Looking forward to more videos.

[@sherylbartlett3871]

Hi Tim - Boy, George is very smart and willing. He just needs someone to give him good directions & instructions! He is big for a BLM mustang - looks "cobby" to me. He's going to turn out very nice. And that cat is a hoot....he doesn't hate you, he's trying to get your attention because he wants to play with you 'cause he really likes you! That's why he photo-bombs you, so everyone can see how hard he is working to gain your friendship. Anyway, great video...Thank you from the Pacific Northwest, Washington State peninsula.

[@rhondab9792]

Looks like he might be a stunning horse when the winter fuzziness comes off. Good seeing how in-the-moment you are, observant and ready to adapt the day's plan to what the horse is presenting on the day. Thanks for the video, Tim ❤

[@barbarawilliams4897]

Watching from North Dakota. No longer have horses but still like watching you train them.

[@catherinedemick1103]

I thought George did great in a short amount of time. Nice! That cat is a ham! We are in NW Massachusetts.

[@SJane3]

Absolutely beautiful horse! Can see his stubbornness for sure, but I love how willing he is to at least try to change. I have seen horses his age be far less willing to change. Great work as always! Love these longer videos as well, thank you for making the time for us!

[@lesleyc3099]

Cat is hilarious!

[@ltningstrike]

The cat 😂😂😂😂😂. Every. Single. Time.

[@MalindaRyan-xi7et]

😂😂😂

[@ilghad]

While you were live I was riding my mare. I’m in SC and where I live it is very horsey, so have been privileged to ride and own horses since my early years ❤

[@lydiagould3090]

I'm watching from Southern England, UK..Love these live shows .Thankyou and Melinda!

[@MalindaRyan-xi7et]

☺️

[@thedirtprincess3293]

Great video! Missed the live but just watched the replay. Thanks so much Tim and Malinda! And thanks to special guest Kitty! I saw George checking him out by the mounting block.

[@justus6594]

I watch all your videos from central Florida. You do a great job! The cat doesn't hate you! He's too funny.

[@sheriharader2566]

Watching from Montana. The cat is a hoot! The mustangs you've shared with us seem to finish up quite nice. I like them more and more. Great video! 😊 Thanks again!

[@pattirockgarden4423]

From WI, & have learned so much about patience, don't micromanage, keep your cool, & opportunities to train! ❤

[@donnalthompson9242]

Watching from North England. Discovered your channel a few months ago and now watch daily. Thanks for concise explanations. Mostly, i appreciate you for your general personality. Your general demeanor could be transferred to a better way to relate to other animals and people.

[@robinkuykendall-adams6650]

Watching from Washington State. Your method make so much sense! I wish I could have watched this when I was younger and owned horses.

[@sharonp6762]

North Georgia- appreciate your teaching and clarity

[@rlyman111]

Thanks, watching from Arcadia, CA. Grew up around horses and enjoyed them alot. Like your teaching system.

[@littlebrookreader949]

Ironic that your horse instruction is good for us people, too. Thanks, Tim. 😂 ❤️

[@streyycat667]

Request: usually your answers make the question obvious, but sometimes it would be helpful to repeat the question you’re being told, as we can’t hear your sister clearly. You do generally repeat the question if you’re reading it from the screen. Thank you for doing these videos! (Watching from southern AZ)

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

Yes I just watched the replay myself and realized that. I will start trying to repeat the question. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@joannecava2418]

That cat!!! Is a hoot

[@judithvb100]

Hi from the Netherlands 👋🏼 Always love your content, especially with Saber the Araber 😃.

[@KXJVHZ]

I love the way you train. You have such a great method,and I really appreciate how you explain all the nuances of your method.. I have learned so much! Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🤠

[@lisacoffeymustangs39]

I have 3 mustangs. My grey gelding is 14.3 and very stocky. He is 8 years old according to BLM. My bay mare is 15.2 last I measured her. Big boned. She is just turned 4 years. My black mare, 3 years old, is a littler over 14.1, but a finer build. Mustangs come in all sizes, builds and personalities. (I know you know that Tim).

[@ltningstrike]

My Goshute HMA is 14.2 but I had my eye on a Desatoya and stinking water horses before. Both had 15 hand horses. I prefer little ones.

[@lisacoffeymustangs39]

@@ltningstrike my little one could be available to the right person with a great trainer. ☺️😂

[@judithmiller6670]

Then why couldn’t you train without a whip after a few sessions?

[@ltningstrike]

@@lisacoffeymustangs39 my husband would vehemently decline my request for another 🤣

[@Thewitchesflame]

Central-ish, east, Mississippi(Neshoba co, Winston co.) The hubs & I look foreward to every video, we love watching.

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

You're not too far from me. I'm close to Biloxi.

[@Thewitchesflame]

@@timandersonhorsetraining I'm a transplant(of 28 yrs)but Mak was born here. Thankful our weather has kinda leveled out though...! While I am a yankee, this up down back forth, is tough, lol

[@MalindaRyan-xi7et]

You’re not far!

[@user-hp4jm3xj1w]

This cat of yours is something! Lol😂

[@wendyritter7149]

Watching from Australia 🦘 Loving your video as always.

[@deespillman2104]

That cat is cracking me up!! He wants to help train...lol. Very interesting and informative. I missed the live but plan on catching the next one. George is a great looking horse. I must be learning something cause I thought he was big for a mustang and I know diddly squat about mustangs. What I know I learned from you. Love watching from Paducah, Ky.

[@user-hu1xg8dl4z]

George certainly seems to keep looking at the mounting block like he thinks the cat is going to jump out at him But thank you for sharing all the knowledge you have gathered over the years thank you

[@mmouse3931]

From Australia, have only just started to learn to handle horses... mind you he is a mini paloosa that was neglected and rescued. He nips but have had him for 8 months and I learnt instinctively that I needed to keep him busy! Now he let's me hold his feet, he only nips now if he wants to let me know he's had enough but it is now more a loving pretend nipped all I do is shake my finger at him and keep working. Thank you cos you have just confirmed what I have been doing instinctively but you have given me a detailed technique to do keep practising. Am saving this video so I can keep it as a guideline. Cheers and thank you. You have also shown me how to sort of long line him too.. i want to teach him to cart and pack as he is only 83 cm high but likes to work and play

[@billharris3335]

Watching from Southern Arizona

[@lydiagould3090]

About bits, I'm glad you had a question on that. Over here ,many people seem to think bits , particularly leverage bits are cruel. I have seen bad sores on a horses face from someone riding in a rope halter, and I have seen many good horsemen riding in leverage bits. Think I will be revisiting your video about bits!

[@shawnchamrad2699]

Hey there, all the way from Texas! I gotta say, I really dig the way you got the horse to do some serious thinking and figure out how to find the answers or release the pressure. It's awesome that you're sharing your experience and training skills with us. Thanks a bunch!

[@btgoble]

Yes I'm watching from Australia. Love your training. Tracey

[@liswinkel2942]

Hi, I am watching from Australia and really enjoy your videos. Your method is so rewarding. Thank you for sharing.

[@georgiascott5779]

Tim! It’s sooooo helpful when you get into the nitty gritty details of why you are doing what you’re doing. This point hit me especially At 20 ish minutes of today’s lesson .

[@francesn33]

He is a pretty good mover. Good stride.

[@ingriddevries3649]

Awesome to watch your video's. Cant watch live due to time difference (Holland), but love watching! ❤

[@Kharris92130]

Watching the rerun from Encinitas, CA 27:15

[@user-jx7ql9bi3l]

Watching from Indiana. My 10 year old gelding quarter horse and I are starting to ranch sort this year. I like your videos, as he and I need a good foundation to start from.

[@nedheadwyoming]

I've learned so much, and don't even have a horse! Watching from northern Wyoming.

[@peterneilsen6249]

Good morning guys. Sorry i Missed live. a bite early for me down under.great job with George, thank you for video Tim & Melinda😄

[@MalindaRyan-xi7et]

😊

[@arribaficationwineho32]

He seemed interested in the cat. Cute

[@superdog412]

Western Australia 🇦🇺 7pm. Love your training and your rationale.

[@user-st6ij4go3d]

I just found you a few days ago and really enjoy learning from you . Thanks from Pittsburgh Pa

[@nancytoupin2190]

Watching from Oregon.

[@googlamonster5086]

That's good to get Banks checked out by a vet. I was thinking more along the lines that he had been hurt by rough saddling, and his mind developed a strong aversion/fear of being saddled. I was thinking to have a human just be on his back with no saddle with a person walking him or ponying him. And when he realized that wasn't so bad, maybe he would start accepting a saddle -one that has a lot of clearance of his withers.

[@Anima491]

Thank you so much!

[@drnicole33]

I’m so glad you said you’re not using the bit on the lead cuz it’s hard to see. I would Hate to encourage that just to ignorance. I might’ve commented on that on a previous video because I thought the lead was hooked into the bit. So I’m really glad you clarified in this video because it’s easier for new people to understand that distinction. So thank you very much. I love your videos.

[@Sandra-cm1du]

I am watching from California.

[@randieraye4359]

Thanks Tim ❤

[@barbarawitt9989]

Watching from Tulsa.

[@debbieherring2644]

I absolutely love your channel! Especially the calm yet in charge way you train horses. George is a beautiful horse and it was such a pleasure to watch you train him. Love the kitty too! I’m so disappointed that I missed the live stream! Watching the video is the next best thing. I was wondering what BLM means in horse breeds you mentioned but maybe I misheard you. I’m watching your videos from Northern Michigan and enjoy every one…and I don’t even have a beautiful horse to love. God bless.❤️

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

BLM means Bureau of Land Management. That is who manages the wild mustang herd.

[@danielwhowell]

Great Training. Watch all ur videos. Lakeland FL

[@catherinewilkerson718]

I LOVE your kitty!! SO CUTE! George looks awesome.

[@Grzya]

Hello from Maine! Thanks Tim, for all the work you do and the videos you post! You have become my trainer at home and I can apply all your instructions when riding on my own and working with my instructor at the barn!

[@MalindaRyan-xi7et]

That’s great to hear!

[@cherylmckenzie7705]

hiya ime watching from New zealand I find you excellent hoseman youve give me a lot of reminders and i share you with people who need to know ,your amazing thank you

[@kellylee5235]

Watching the re run from Buffalo NY working Thursday so can’t watch live, love these great videos! See you in March in Maryland!

[@marylyncahn102]

Watching after the live from Northern Louisiana! Thank you!

[@jbohio7821]

Watching from northcentral Ohio. Love your videos!!!

[@jenniferthomson8988]

Watching the replay from Australia but might need to pause so i can go ride before it is too hot.

[@LynnStevens-qo7tb]

Watching from Ontario Canada. Always learn something new,thanks

[@francesn33]

As I continue to watch he seems similar to Breeze

[@elinorb100]

North Carolina

[@lesliemorris3914]

Watching from Texas

[@cathynumrich9005]

Watching from Three Forks Mt.

[@joeward117]

Watching from south of the horse Capitol in Ocala, FL. Looking forward to seeing George videos.

[@lindanichols3586]

I enjoy learning from your videos THANKYOU

[@patriciafdz1]

Thank you for your videos. Watching from California.

[@akcourtney1]

Love the driving … did this with my filly (3j and she did great job with steering when it came to riding

[@patriciarulof-hazzard2007]

Watched from North Hollywood, California. I enjoy this format! The usual great hands-on training session and lots of good information getting shared as Tim answers questions. Perhaps he can repeat the question before he answers as I had trouble hearing his daughter.

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

Yes I will try to remember to do that. Thanks.

[@patriciarulof-hazzard2007]

Thank you!@@timandersonhorsetraining

[@debyerickson7394]

Michigan here

[@retiredairforce5111]

Where in Michigan. We are in MS but are originally from the GR area. It is fun to see all the different places people watch Tim.

[@kathywilliamson1826]

That reading subtle cues is evident with Clever Hans, the wonder horse

[@candicemacdonald3993]

Watching from Santa Fe, NM

[@Lynn-uz2ms]

I'm in Missouri and seeing about hearing you just fine. Lynn75 thanks for all your great information 😊😊 50:54 50:54

[@debcataldo5013]

Thank you very much for your detailed comments. I'm learning more than I ever have from watching your videos. One thing I'm not clear on. Can you please explain to me, when you're working from the ground using a lunge line, what is the significance of getting, "two eyes" from the horse when you ask them to change direction? Deb C. I'm watching from Thompson, Connecticut.

[@timandersonhorsetraining]

Hi Deb. Horses see each side of their body with the eye on that side. I have to get 2 eyes to make the turn from seeing me out of one eye to seeing me out of the other eye. Great question!

[@debcataldo5013]

Thank you for your reply!@@timandersonhorsetraining

[@wartster7445]

Watching again from south/central Oregon.

[@terribushnell1145]

The release is the "good boy" - sometimes you aren't close enough to pat him and say good boy

[@diannaa5631]

I'm watching from central Florida

[@user-ht2nf1fx8p]

Hi Tim I'm watching from the Gold Coast Queensland Australia 🎉

[@lushoberg8052]

Watching from California.

[@k.steelman2584]

North Georgia above Atlanta.....

[@adriennemiller1642]

AK; too cold today for me to be outside LOL -5

[@MalindaRyan-xi7et]

🥶

[@lushoberg8052]

Enjoying that cat.

[@user-ww8oo9cw2v]

Loved it

[@lindathornton7591]

He seems to be rather mouthy right from the start.

[@maryenglish7619]

Watching from Ontario Canada

[@terribushnell1145]

Ocala, FL

[@evelyncarmichael1969]

Hi from Mississippi