Listening to the Horse Documentary - Full Length Horse Movie Part 1 of 7 (episode 1) - Elaine Heney

I wish I had known about these techniques back in the 1970's....although my horse was very patient with my insecurity and ignorance. Once when I was trying and failing at things, I had a meltdown. He put his head against me and blew. And that was it. He knew I was struggling, and was giving ME encouragement! Talk about humbling...I realized I didn't have a clue what I was doing. And decided I wouldn't ask him anything. We both gained confidence, and he was able to overcome his fears of hills. Our last year together, we would head out into the backcountry for hours. He would actually LOOK for something to climb or slide down. It was the most amazing feeling of connection. I've never forgotten. And those times of just the two of us in the hills, are some of my most favorite memories.

Fascinating and heart warming. Loved it.

I use to listning to a horse spirituell because the horse is spirituell

“It will never rain roses: when we want to have more roses, we must plant more roses.” ― George Eliot

Thank you so much for making this movie, I am a pat parelli student and I want to support the good horsemanship from all good horseman out there

It's not possible for horses to just be 'naughty' or plot against us, they don't have that part to their brain like people! It's always either pain or fear!. Love this documentary ❤️

Excellent!! So we'll done. Thank you! 🐎 🐎 🐎

Note Karen Rohlf's comment at start of series, reminds me of lifelong commitment to ALWAYS finish your day with your horse on a positive note, no exceptions, no excuses. Even when the person has just been notified of a tragedy, his/her horse will sense the upset, not understanding its cause. Gather up your emotions, reaffirm to your horse he/she has done well, and you are there for him/her to place their complete trust & faith in.

I've always loved horses, only rode a few times in my nearly 80 years. I so appreciate this episode, how it helps me understand a good relationship between a person and a horse. Thank you.

Thanks for this excellent documentary, i am trying to get riding lessons to become a equestrian maybe one day, thus i need good education:)

What a quality film with the best messages! I'm going to share this with my barn people. Hopefully they'll abandon their greedy human ways and think about the horses for once.

How kind of you to share this knowledge, for all the participants and of course the person that made it all happen. Those that gave of their time freely. Sharing the love of horses 🐎 making it a better place for all. Knowledge and love builds up. So grateful and thank you.

ALL people should watch this and learn how to raise their Human kids!

With Love and Gratitude

This is great. I love this documentary. I watch Steve Young Horsemanship from the UK on youtube. He trains problem horses and he films the session from the very beginning to the end showing how he works with them. I have attended a Buck Brennaman clinic just briefly. Both of these horse trainers are fabulous.

Absolutely PRICELESS!!!! Bless you and Thank You

One of the best points you main this episode, is that a horse should not be started until their spine is mature. It should be at least 6 years old before being saddled and ridden.

This is an amazing series!!! Thanks so much for uploading this 👍👍👍

Good girl I have two awsome mustangs there my life horse expo 90 day make over. Other was going to kill pen and a guy saved her at auction.and now he gave me the most beautiful black horse Viva Mustangs!🐎👍🐾😊

Awesome. Can't wait for episode two to be released on YouTube :)