How to Recognize Anxiety, Tension, or Pain in Your Horse

I love your videos and look forward to new ones every time! Great information with great detail..thanks Cali!

How can you help a overly dominant horse that bites you when you go into there stable or in the field

Good tips, I also notice most animals Wii shake, pull away, jerk, yawn, or display their mouth Tenafly to express dislike or discomfort, in fact humans do it too, lol. Keep sharing, great vids, blessings

Very helpful! Thank you 🙏🏼

I really love you videos and your demeanor. I'm getting a horse soon and these are really helping me understand more, I appreciate your time. Thank you! ❤ from Alberta Canada!

One of the horses in my program pins her ears in a traditionally angry expression when she's startled or frightened.

I have been riding for 8 months and 95% of my knowledge from you and not been stuck up but alot of people have said I'm an amazing rider in such a short period of time, I feel like I was born to ride I'm 23 and I have learnt it all from you these videos have really been my go to learning! Thank you so much for all your knowledge of these beautiful animals! ❤️

Almost all of your horses has a same sounds like your name.
"Hi, I'm kelly, this is Henry", "Hi, I'm Kelly, this is Molly", and another that I forget, but it's like Elly or Olly....

Sometimes my horse turns his ears back when cantering. Am I doing something wrong, is he upset, or is he just listening to me???

I needed way more examples instead of just talk. But thanks for the effort.

what breed is this?

very good video

Thanks for your interesting videos. Aside from the signs you mentioned, I have a horse that tends to 'pout' when he's tense and also does a bit of tail twirling and vigorous swishing with the occasional head toss. These issues are escalating despite my best efforts to work out what's troubling him so the vet is due next week. Wish us luck. 🐴

Люди общающиеся с животными и сами красивые!

I'm a mucker seasonal caretaker, this has been a real treat.
Thank you.

Arizona 🌞

Yeah sure, this is more of a bond with your horse 🐎"you notice they in 'sudden' times they begin to spin the opposite direction than they usually do and everything seems in reverse but only for a brief moment.
But yeah usually they're everlast. They are firm in their integrity.

When i scratch around my horses ears she lowers her head and flattens her ears. But she seems to be enjoying it

My horse is a free spirit and likes to take me on an adventure everytime I try to ride I don’t know if it’s tension or if it’s something that I am doing

Thanks a lot for all your videos, they are giving some precious information someone doesn't easily find when training... Grazie!

So glad I found these training videos..I want a horse and I feel like I am going to be so much better of a horse owner when I do get one <3

Pain often makes them fearful and so understandable.

When i go to get my horse in the pasture. She is pinning her ears

Wow, great job! Thankyou for this very informative video, I really learned a lot!
I am currently studying Animals Cert III, and we are starting to learn a lot more about different species such as cows, horses, birds etc;

thanks for making this! sometimes its hard to recognize, especially when pain and stress is so normalized in the equestrian community.

Just subscribed I like the way you present. But I can't understand why these videos are not done with animals displaying the stated problem