Why do horses bite each other and kick me?? And a lot more Friesian horse information.

[@carolestewart4625]

Good to watch old videos to support Yvonne and learn something new

[@gingers.5933]

Wishing Yvonne a complete and speedy recovery. 🙏

[@belamoure]

I am amazed to see how curious and affectionate they are with you- except for the one bossy occurence- they come so close and enjoy your company.

[@elizabethannferrario7113]

its fascinating how their behaviour shows itself to a professional, but to a novice such as us we would not recognise these subtle interactions, , thank you xxxx

[@Peacenik22]

I just love how your horses are so relaxed and at peace.. fully free to be themselves. Thank you - again, for providing informative and enjoyable video's. Truly appreciating the quality of your filming.

[@FriesianHorses]

Thank you

[@balazskiss985]

@@FriesianHorses is the blonde one a frisian too?

[@micheleheinze274]

Beautiful horses. Thank you for telling us why horses do what they do.

[@christinerobinson9372]

That is the first time I have seen such a gentle kick, she communicated clearly "I'm not mad at you but you are too close, move please."

[@nancyrose8028]

That little side kick at the end made me laugh! So sneaky! I think all the horses love you so much they have to crowd around you! They just want to be near you! How many years have you been working with horses? You are so smart and you teach us so much! 👍 Thank you for all of your hard work!😊

[@braeburnhilliard8340]

that is really a beautiful halfliger! I will miss seeing her in your videos!

[@FriesianHorses]

Yes.. I will miss her too...

[@somniumisdreaming]

@@FriesianHorses will she miss this pack/herd? Or do they just get used to the new place?

[@SauceyTycoon]

Its funny how everytime you pan away and then back in theres a horses eye on the camera. They sneak up fast! LOL

[@lisacollins5868]

😁😀😃

[@sandrag3854]

That's what I thought too. Every time Yvonne turns around, bam! There's a horse up close. lol

[@Rebecca-1111]

You back up facing them , you make a draw.

[@lyndao7356]

Thank you. I enjoy learning about the horses and the people who care for them. You all do excellent work. 🙂

[@georgiapines7906]

As usual, your video was so lovely, friendly and very informative.😊 A couple of those girls have real attitudes, don't they?😉 Congratulations to Rialta!🏆 Yes, if possible please make a video of her whenever you have the opportunity to do so.😊 The nervous filly that walked up to you when you were with Rialta near the end of the video had the most beautiful face; but, then they are all beautiful! Thanks for sharing with us. You never disappoint!😘 PS: Thanks for giving us their names!❣

[@pegster6]

My new favorite video. Oh my gosh they are precious, grooming/brushing each other! I could watch this for hours! And I'm not sure what the Inspection is but I will miss Rialta. What a lovely animal! As for the kicking, life would be amusing if we just dealt with each other with a little kick and nothing more. Thank you for a delightful video! ❤❤

[@autumnisnothere]

Aw, Rialta is so pretty. I love her white mane. We will miss her and her beautiful eyes. 💖 Thank you for sharing the nature of these gorgeous creatures with us. I am so enjoying your videos.

[@chloedream8969]

This is a paradise - the herd family always take care of each other - it's so beautiful to watch & Thank you for letting us enjoy your beauty's & lifestyle ❤

[@trjames9042]

Very informative! I love how they approached you as you were filming. I raise Standard poodles and their pack behavior has similar characteristics to horses. IMO....🙂 Thanks for sharing these beauties with us. 💕

[@ingridblohm-hyde805]

I have a black standard Poodle and one of these Friesians as featured in these videos - they both have the same prance and same type of reactiveness - interesting as they are a different species.

[@jadent33]

I could never ever get tired of watching these videos

[@nancywallingford956]

Although this information is familiar to me, I think it's wonderful that you take the time to make these vids!! Everyone else on KZbin seems to delight in their knowledge and take for granted their readers are up on everything! (behavior, proper foot care, feeding, barn management etc.) and never bother to teach! You'll never know how many people you have drawn to our sport, but even just one is fantastic! Thank you SO much!

[@FriesianHorses]

Thank you!! 🤗

[@justinm.1]

@12:06 the little horse was like "Why are you disrespecting the human ? They're nice to us!" lol

[@janepowell7300]

I just subscribed and rang the bell. Your clips are beautiful and I enjoy the commentary. Also, I have MS and the Friesians mitigate my MS-caused clinical depressions. God Bless You All!

[@pegster6]

This video was definitely therapeutic! I think we feel so at peace watching them!

[@wenglishsal]

Beautiful foals and very interesting to see and read 'from you' what the behaviours mean... Fascinating.. thanks again, so very much, for sharing your wonderous horses with us al.. Best regards from Wales UK .. :D

[@annakaminski4406]

I'm glad YOU are the boss. Your filming is so beautiful that I feel I can reach out & touch the velvety noses. Your horses are truly beautiful! Congratulations on Rialta becoming Reserve Champion. Wow! Thanks for the various explanations. I always learn from watching your great videos. God bless.

[@susanfisher4944]

For all the followers of Yvonne and the Friesian horses, let's all pull together to help Yvonne and her family while she recovers from her accident. Watch the old videos, ads and all; give a thumbs up; ring the bell; and last but not least, send positive energy and prayers to Yvonne and her family. If you feel like it, you can also contribute to a GoFundMe that has been set up in her behalf. Yvonne has been a shining star in our lives. Let us show our support, Friesian followers.

[@justasreal5483]

The very best part of your videos is how much these beauties LOVE you! Of course, all of your videos are great and so much valuable information.

[@pegster6]

I spent some time with horses in my youth and I still learn so much I didn't know. They are among the most magnificent animals on earth.

[@peggypapczun2906]

What a beautiful, informative video, I just loved watching these incredible creatures do mutual grooming. The fillies are all just so sweet! Good luck to Rialta, she's going places! Thank you for English!

[@shirleylaboy603]

Very interesting behavior but it makes sense when you think about it. They are beautiful at any age and I enjoy watching them. Thank you for the behavior lesson and for sharing. ❤

[@chloedream8969]

I really appreciate you showing us how all horse's should live - your wonderful caregivers to them all # Quality Life

[@tinalee2121]

Always enjoy your videos. Thank you for explaining about the horses!

[@jenniferoneill4943]

Love seeing the young ones, the farmers here cut and baled hay in June before the rains came we had very hot weather then, thank you for sharing

[@sharonmullins1957]

I have learned so much from your comments. I love how most come up to you in the field. Their behavior is like the cool kids in high school, picking their gangs. Isn't it difficult to part with a horse you have raised - I think I would be crying.

[@deborahscott8013]

I wonder if this is were the saying “You scratch my back and I will scratch yours” comes from? Makes sense.

[@catherinetaylor9384]

no - it comes from the Navy - if you had to flog a fellow sailor with the cat o' nine tails, you might promise to go easy on him, if he would do the same if the positions became reversed!

[@deborahscott8013]

Catherine Taylor wow! A more ominous meaning! Kinda sorry I brought it up now!☹️

[@kathleen0954]

No... it comes from Elvis...in a song from the movie Paradise Hawaiian Style!! (ha ha just kidding)

[@jugaloking69dope58]

@@catherinetaylor9384 not sure about that!? if you go too easy you get the whip to. you dont get flogged for nothing ,it was for something like sleeping on watch or stealing,

[@LamborghiniGal]

I love this part! 1:00. And 1:49 so pretty!! And 9:03. I really love all the close up shots! These horses are gorgeous. Just beautiful!!!! Good luck to Rilata in her new home. You do a great job filming and explaining everything. Thumbs up.

[@jeanetteh.9240]

Wonderful footage, and a terrific narrative!

[@belamoure]

I enjoy the silence, your comments and these beautiful elegant well kept creatures.

[@cathc3984]

I love Friesian Horses !! 🧡

[@gitti-636]

I love watching herd behaviour. And when Yvonne explains I see and understand even more! 👍😊

[@rony6472Chile]

I love how you teach us about horses' behavior. Have a great time. Saying Hi from Chile.

[@Heather6971]

I've learned so much about horse behavior from Yvonne. ❤

[@kathylefrancois2935]

WOW!! What alot of work to make those bales of hay!! Everytime I take off to Vermont or New Hampshire I see them all over the fields.now when I go by I can say hey I know how they make those bales!! Awhhhh I would love to walk into a field and have a bunch of FRIESIANS come FATHER around me! It's because you have a bond with them ,right?

[@madcat4301]

I'm going to miss Blondy. She's a beautiful girl.

[@LeidolfLady]

I like Gea's punky looks ☺!

[@aprils6589]

I've wondered about the wrapping of the hay & silage. I'd like to see the process.

[@cathys1182]

I love the Friesians and Blondie. Best wishes at your new stable. You are beautiful. I love the close ups. One of my favorite videos!

[@raraavis7782]

Congrats on your success with Rialta! Hope, she goes to good new home. Very interesting video 🙂

[@FriesianHorses]

Thank you!!

[@cindyr2951]

This is my favorite video. Thank you for the education on horses. Please do more on horse behavior. I will miss Blondie ☹️

[@shasha738]

I didn't know about using dried grass for bales, thank you very interesting. Congratulations on reserve champion and good luck Rialta at your new home ❣️

[@nangustafson8110]

Lovely video with lots of info about the horses behavior. TFS More info about halflings please.

[@pinkypinky3229]

YVONNE, YOU TEACH PEOPLE LIKE ME ABOUT THINGS THAT IVE NEVER KNOWN WHICH ARE VERY INTERESTING. YOU DESCRIBED THE PROCESS OF MAKING BALES OF HAY WHICH ALOT OF PEOPLE NEVER KNEW AND THE WAY YOU SHOW HOW HORSES INTERACT WITH EACH OTHER IS EXTREMELY FASCINATING. IVE ALWAYS LOVED HORSES BUT NEVER OWNED ONE UNFORTUNATELY SO THESE VIDEOS ARE REALLY GREAT TO WATCH . YOU DO AN EXCELLENT JOB!! GOD BLESS YOU!!

[@jocquemorrison9785]

Rewatching for Yvonne.. 🙂

[@laurawillits176]

I learned many things from this video. Thank you!

[@kristinas5196]

I have loved horse since I was a child, never owned one, but loved to ride when I was a child. I love this channel & look forward to next video. Thank you for telling us how horse interact with each other. I just went to our state fair in Indiana, USA. Belgiums were there for show. Beautiful horse, however, FRIESIANS 😁& Clydesdales are my favorite.

[@FriesianHorses]

Thank you!

[@Justme77400]

A horse I took care of and had a strong bond with used to “groom” me on my back sometimes. Very gently, thankfully. 😄I miss that horse to this day.

[@HerzoginLina]

Justme77 I rode a Haflinger that used to rub her head/neck on my back when I would brush her - no fucks given lol! I miss her stubbornness

[@allthumbs3792]

Loved all those gentle eyes and pretty faces coming to greet you ... and sweet Rialta. Do you have other Haflingers?

[@FriesianHorses]

4 haflingers. They are from a friend of mine.

[@tramarherrera6685]

Very informative video, thank you. I love watching these beauties 😍. I'll miss the halfinger though. I'm sure she will miss you as well.

[@missydonnelly1686]

This is such a interesting video. Packed with facts! Thank you so much for sharing your excellent knowledge on the hay (very interesting) and, of course, the horses behavior. Now that I've read your commentary I'll re-watch the video a few times to let it sink in. Marvelous!

[@FriesianHorses]

Great to hear!! Thank you!

[@donnabrown4195]

Get well soon!

[@judithbenwell5171]

Thank you so very much for these videos. I live in the uk and watch them at home. They are a comfort and delight to me.

[@dorothymerrell6091]

It's cool to see the interaction between the horses in the herd up close. I guess that's where the expression make hay while the sun shines comes from.

[@josephinewong6413]

Dear Yvonne 💐, Get well soon !💕You are in our prayers 🙏 ❤️. God bless you 💛 and ⚘️ your family 🌸💫!Sending our love 🌷🌈to your Friesian Team 💕 💝!✨️yours fans@HongKong 💌

[@DominicoCaro]

Horses are marvelous creatures, they're so majestic and regal in nature. Thanks for your impute about their behavior.

[@barbaratardy6284]

This is so interesting and informative. Thank you for showing us your corner of the world. It must be hard to say goodbye to these youngsters when they go to their new home. A job well done by your facility!

[@lynnthomas3720]

I love when they all come to you!😍

[@DianeLee999]

Thanks for another lovely visit to the meadow. Congratulations on Rialta’s reserve championship! I am sorry that I have not seen you ride one of the Haflingers. Perhaps for a future video? 🤔🤗💜

[@FriesianHorses]

I don't ride the haflingers. They are from a friend of mine. Sorry!!

[@DianeLee999]

Friesian Horses My mistake... I just assumed you rode them occasionally. Does your friend ride them? Would she like to be in a video? 😃💜

[@FriesianHorses]

There is someone who rides the Blondys. I did ride occasionally. I will post a picture of one year ago.

[@DianeLee999]

Friesian Horses Thank you 🤗

[@raggedblossom508]

I am learning so much about horses from your videos. Thank you!

[@diannelavoie5385]

So, the bossy one wanted you to move your feet to show her dominance, but you made her move hers instead.

[@FriesianHorses]

Yes

[@jimbo91262]

The head of the Frisian horse to me is the most lovely, gentle, noble, regal, and kingly of all the breeds. Such amazing animals they are.

[@MstresVampy]

awesome as always. I learn so much when I watch u interact with them. Like when she motioned to kick, I completely misread that situation. Now I know to be more aware of such gestures. I don't own any horses but still if I am going to be around them at any point ur knowledge u have shared with me will help dearly. You have a very good read on the animals.

[@49marken]

Oooh, those beautiful, soulful eyes, Such beauties.

[@barbaracoronado5188]

I learn so much from these videos. Thank you for educating us on how they deal with each other. I love these videos sooo much!! If I feel sad I will watch these and I feel better😄

[@sherrywebber4013]

I think they accept you as part of their group & that's why she tried to kick you!! 😰 That was close!! I live how you explained the grass!! A very smart stable to grow their winter food!! I am so impressed & you keep me looking Evey day for new learning videos! Thank you for going out there among the yearlings & 2 yr olds. How INTERESTING!!!! I will miss "Blondie"

[@marymcandrew7667]

I used to have a Halflinger, he was so beautiful and gentle. "Stormy Knight"

[@wandabolden5641]

That was so interesting. Once again love your videos. ❤️

[@sheenagh2012]

Thank you for explaining about the hay it is a lot of work. Horses seem to have their own language they use their bodies and how they position themselves within the group, not so good when they think they are the boss, and they try to kick you. I could not bring myself to part with any of the horses, it would break my heart. x

[@sharonmullins1957]

me too.

[@femkesusanna9407]

Bye Bye Blondie,be safe! And again more FRIESIANS 💕💕💕💕💕🥰

[@micaelaminer5155]

Beautiful horses. Never get tired of watching them. Esp that amazing gait.

[@nicolecourt7829]

This haflinger is really beautiful

[@nicolecourt7829]

10 zur 10 ! Everything well explained !🐴👍🏻❤️

[@chloedream8969]

There is some You Tube sites that have Live Cams of horse's in stalls 24/7 for months & people actually think this fine - I'm baffled ! No animal should ever be caged that long

[@paulinefollett3099]

Very interesting interactions. Thank you for explaining what was happening.

[@GretchentheAlligator]

They all want attention, that’s adorable

[@inakamikaze1529]

Wow.....Thanks. I learned a lot of new things about your lovely horses. You are really bussy abouth a lot of videos and I can look it around the clock💙👏 When we can give your stars for all that .....than I give you ⛤⛧⛦⛥⛥

[@QuizShula]

I used to have a horse boarding farm. I loved the farm & horses. Your videos are great, I just found this channel & love it. Friesian horses are so beautiful, I'd love to have one. I had a thoroughbred, standardbred & Paso Fino.

[@FriesianHorses]

Thank you! You did have nice breeds!

[@karenbittner9538]

Aww, I'm gonna miss that blondey...why does she have to leave?😥 I love those yearlings💕 those beautiful long eyelashes and young eyes...GOD'S creatures are amazing. Funny that they are strutting their personalities around , showing off some...your videos soothe and relaxed me. What country are you from? You seem to have the most wonderful cool temperatures...i live in tropical weather, not by choice, but I miss the cold, the snow, the crisp air...perfect weather to raise large stock😊

[@susanniman5507]

I just love how all the horses see you and head right over to see you

[@gitti-636]

Herd behavior - I love to take a close look along with Yvonne's comments. She makes clear what's going on. 👍😀

[@carlyeckert4670]

Rialta is absolutely gorgeous. You have beautiful horses on your farm, both friesians and the haflingers. Two of my favorite horse breeds.

[@sandraprince2200]

Beautiful ! I like their big eye lashes

[@kathleenmurphy2379]

Congratulations 2 Rialta... hope I spelled her name correctly! She's such a beautiful horse of course all the horses are beautiful but here in America I think a horse like her is color of a palomino. Like the horse Roy Rogers Road on the TV show and in his movies. The horse was named trigger. I'm 71 years old and that was one of my favorite Saturday shows

[@good2golden803]

Thank you for sharing your time and insight. Herd behavior is awesome to watch. Even better when it’s natural instead of imposed by intensely human demands (close confinement, aggressive handling, etc).

[@texasjustice1861]

Pardon me for asking what you mean when you say “ inspection “. I just happen to come across your channel and found it interesting. I kinda figured the “ chewing “ if you don’t me referencing it that for a moment was a form of grooming but never knew the other stuff that was mentioned. By the way, beautiful horses.....very beautiful. And seems naughty lol

[@jamieangelavanginkel2142]

That haflinger is so gorgeous!!!

[@wincywincy9136]

Wow this is so nice to see how the horses are coming towards you when they saw you 🥺🥺🥺❣️

[@missydonnelly1686]

P. S., I am sad that Rialta is leaving. Always enjoyed seeing her. In the past when you mentioned she was a Haflinger I read up on the breed. Amazing that they are so long-lived. Rialta will be missed 😥

[@FriesianHorses]

We will miss her too!! Thank you.

[@laurelb4173]

Is there a difference between white bales and black? I've seen both.

[@aprils6589]

I think one color is for hay (dry grass) and the other color is for silage (grass that's still green). Just a guess.

[@Kimmy-pw8tm]

It’s a comforting feeling watching the horses groom each other.

[@nitavaldez1817]

All so very INTERESTING ❤

[@jamiedaley6083]

Yvonne. You really should consider writing a book on horse behaviors and the social behaviors. You have so much knowledge you could share with other enthusiasts.

[@lonnied7709]

Another great video, thank you

[@susanscott4588]

I love the Halflings❣️

[@Windkisssed]

I think Friesians are the sexiest horses! Beautiful stable of horses!!