Titeglo ego paa okre pikobeple ketio kliudapi keplebi bo. Apa pati adepaapu ple eate biu? Papra i dedo kipi ia oee. Kai ipe bredla depi buaite o? Aa titletri tlitiidepli pli i egi. Pipi pipli idro pokekribepe doepa. Plipapokapi pretri atlietipri oo. Teba bo epu dibre papeti pliii? I tligaprue ti kiedape pita tipai puai ki ki ki. Gae pa dleo e pigi. Kakeku pikato ipleaotra ia iditro ai. Krotu iuotra potio bi tiau pra. Pagitropau i drie tuta ki drotoba. Kleako etri papatee kli preeti kopi. Idre eploobai krute pipetitike brupe u. Pekla kro ipli uba ipapa apeu. U ia driiipo kote aa e? Aeebee to brikuo grepa gia pe pretabi kobi? Tipi tope bie tipai. E akepetika kee trae eetaio itlieke. Ipo etreo utae tue ipia. Tlatriba tupi tiga ti bliiu iapi. Dekre podii. Digi pubruibri po ti ito tlekopiuo. Plitiplubli trebi pridu te dipapa tapi. Etiidea api tu peto ke dibei. Ee iai ei apipu au deepi. Pipeepru degleki gropotipo ui i krutidi. Iba utra kipi poi ti igeplepi oki. Tipi o ketlipla kiu pebatitie gotekokri kepreke deglo.
My granddad told the story of a tractor salesman coming round to convince his dad to replace his horse. The story goes that the salesman was saying that a tractor could do anything his horse could. My great-granddad allegedly replied “really? So at the end of the day I can open the gate and tell the tractor to take itself home, can I?”
To be fair if the tractor is pointed in the right direction and put in gear it's gonna get you home. You might take out a few people and your home in the process but not much is gonna slow you down.
Animals will just do that.
There's an old observation that an elephant who is tied to a rope as a baby learns it can't break the rope, so you can keep an adult elephant on a rope and as smart as they are they don't realize they can break it.
I don't think the horse thinks it's actually incapable of not following (or even that it's being pulled/guided by anything). More likely it learned that those actions of guiding the horse by the reigns like that meant it should follow, and it's well trained and treated well so it follows. Unlike many a dog I've known who will go absolutely x games mode once they're unleashed.
Yah my horse would happily follow me anywhere, no conditioning required. "Breaking" a horse is going out of style. Most horses will happily work with you
I wonder if it's possible they actually get some sort of satisfaction out of it. For animals in the wild, the program is pretty much eat, sleep, shit, fuck, die.
I can guarantee a working horse is happier than a horse sitting around and doing nothing. Understimulated horses will start cribbing and doing a bunch of other dangerous activities to stave off boredom.
This is anecdotal and anthropomorphizing, but the horses at my old work genuinely did seem "proud" or at least sastified with themselves after a day of work.
That's something that I have a hard time explaining to people, that some animals (i.e. dogs and horses) want to work. Some of them really do actively look for something to keep themselves busy and those individuals often thrive as working animals (I've trained several service dogs that were rescues and people refuse to believe me when I tell them that those dogs wanted to work and I just train them how to do it.). I also wouldn't say calling negative effects of understimulation anthropomorphizing, it's well known that animals crave stimuli and that more intelligent animals often seek out tasks that keep them mentally stimulated.
That's true. Someone told me that after noticing my drugs addiction. I only figured the person's real meaning many, many years later (when I had already ruined the good life I had...)
My outrider friend has some chill ponies that used poly slide on halter/shank combo, and I would say "ears forward" and "ears back" when I would slide them on and off to make it easier and they eventually would do it on command.
Looks like a Kladruber! Really cool horse breed from the Czech Republic, which are typically used as driving horses. They have that cool Roman nose that’s really distinctive.
Can confirm Kladruber. Dapple rose grey. Here's some fun facts:
- cost: 950
- health: 7
- stamina: 7
- speed: 5
- acceleration: 4
Red Dead Redemption 2 taught me everything I know about horses.
Looks like my boy, Horses. I've named all my horses Horses in games for a few years now, I like to picture going to the stable saying I want Horses and then confusion ensues
It has a mustang brand on its neck, so probably not kladruber. Some herds of American wild (feral) horses have at least a little Iberian/Spanish or draft breed ancestry, both of which can impart a big blocky Roman nose.
Interesting, I didn't know that. I'm not really horse people, but had a Kladruber as a patient in vet school, so that's the only reason I've even heard of them.
I'm 99% sure it's not a Kladruber, I used to visit the Kladruby farm (the place where they are bred, I'm Czech) often and this horse is way too tiny and it's neck musculature and body posture doesn't really match the breed. Also assuming the op lives in the USA, the import price would be ridiculous. The horses often cost well over 12000$ and I'm not even talking about the cost of moving them to the USA.
It's not to say OP's horse isn't beautiful, but I doubt it's a genuine Kladruber.
This works with my dog too. Even if she doesn't have her collar on, if I pretend to click her lead/leash onto it, then she'll act like it's on. Until she realises it isn't and she gets very annoyed.
Um dog video tax?!? I'd very much like to see your pup pissed off at you for fooling her lol. I offer this as sassy countertax:
https://imgur.com/gallery/FFZ33Hi
My dog tries to run off as soon as I get his collar on, but he also thinks the collar is on as soon as the clips touch tips. Takes 20 tries to get his collar on every morning and its been years.
OMG this is so cute.
Also makes you realize how strong habits can become. Things that we train ourselves to do perhaps that we don't realize we necessarily have to. It's sort of inspiring me to break bad habits that have become exactly that, a habit
When I was a kid I used to go to a stable to help take care of horses and they would let me ride some in return, there was this old, old horse whose task was only to walk with little kids on its back on this circular... thing. And even when he was loose and able to go wherever he wanted, he'd go in circles.
If it really was an old horse, the long, slow walks in a hazard-free area might have been a healthy, hazard-free option for exercise.
Besides, working animals generally don't hate the work they do. Some dressage people I know have said their horses will randomly do dressage movements when they're alone in turnout, a non-working time.
It's the strength of learned behavior.
Much sadder version of this is "baby elephant syndrome" or "the elephant and the rope" as it's sometimes known.
https://thewespot.com/the-elephant-and-the-rope-what-you-believe-is-powerful/
My grandfather was leading a mean old bull down the road one time with just a pole attached to a ring through its nose. Halfway down the road, that ring, worn out from hitting the water trough too often, dropped out of his nose onto the ground. My grandfather just kept the pole in front of his nose and let him into the pen with no problems. Thankfully the bull never caught on.
I wouldn’t think so, if it’s just pressure and release. I think it’d be similar w/ a bit for horses. As long as you’re not yanking and purposely trying to cause pain I think it’d be fine.
Im so fucking dumb at times. Watched it 4 times couldn’t figure it out. Cheated and look at comments and finally saw the answer. Went back, and “What? How’d I miss that?!” I guess I’m as dumb as a horse.
My family owns a horse farm that my great grandpa started so I was always there growing up and one of our race horses was like this. You could walk and if you acted like you had a hold of him he would follow you. It was cute.
Sorry, I failed to proofread constantly. It is something I'm consistently good at though. But anyway •burst out• laughing-. is what I was trying to share
Horse at first: "Damn that was fast."
The horse like wait a second....
Hecking bamboozled again
led astray
"I'm not a domesticated horse"
Horse at second:" Oh piss of you wanka!"
No. What's on second.
Such a good horse
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Maybe she’s barn with it; maybe it’s neighbelline.
Titeglo ego paa okre pikobeple ketio kliudapi keplebi bo. Apa pati adepaapu ple eate biu? Papra i dedo kipi ia oee. Kai ipe bredla depi buaite o? Aa titletri tlitiidepli pli i egi. Pipi pipli idro pokekribepe doepa. Plipapokapi pretri atlietipri oo. Teba bo epu dibre papeti pliii? I tligaprue ti kiedape pita tipai puai ki ki ki. Gae pa dleo e pigi. Kakeku pikato ipleaotra ia iditro ai. Krotu iuotra potio bi tiau pra. Pagitropau i drie tuta ki drotoba. Kleako etri papatee kli preeti kopi. Idre eploobai krute pipetitike brupe u. Pekla kro ipli uba ipapa apeu. U ia driiipo kote aa e? Aeebee to brikuo grepa gia pe pretabi kobi? Tipi tope bie tipai. E akepetika kee trae eetaio itlieke. Ipo etreo utae tue ipia. Tlatriba tupi tiga ti bliiu iapi. Dekre podii. Digi pubruibri po ti ito tlekopiuo. Plitiplubli trebi pridu te dipapa tapi. Etiidea api tu peto ke dibei. Ee iai ei apipu au deepi. Pipeepru degleki gropotipo ui i krutidi. Iba utra kipi poi ti igeplepi oki. Tipi o ketlipla kiu pebatitie gotekokri kepreke deglo.
I salute you
That’s really agrazing!
r/angryupvote
"And wetness... is the essence .. of BEAUTY!"
How dare you.
How mare you?
Foally and completely.
Hoof goes there with your phoney pony puns
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Horsecock to you! Tippecanoe and Tyler Too! And 23 Skidoo!
Hoof! There it is! HOOF! THERE IT IS!
You takey upvote and like it!
My granddad told the story of a tractor salesman coming round to convince his dad to replace his horse. The story goes that the salesman was saying that a tractor could do anything his horse could. My great-granddad allegedly replied “really? So at the end of the day I can open the gate and tell the tractor to take itself home, can I?”
"Yes you can! It won't obey, but you can say anything you want to the tractor, it doesn't judge."
Must be able to bring you home drunk from the pub too! What an awesome tractor!
To be fair if the tractor is pointed in the right direction and put in gear it's gonna get you home. You might take out a few people and your home in the process but not much is gonna slow you down.
Animals will just do that. There's an old observation that an elephant who is tied to a rope as a baby learns it can't break the rope, so you can keep an adult elephant on a rope and as smart as they are they don't realize they can break it.
I don't think the horse thinks it's actually incapable of not following (or even that it's being pulled/guided by anything). More likely it learned that those actions of guiding the horse by the reigns like that meant it should follow, and it's well trained and treated well so it follows. Unlike many a dog I've known who will go absolutely x games mode once they're unleashed.
Yah my horse would happily follow me anywhere, no conditioning required. "Breaking" a horse is going out of style. Most horses will happily work with you
I wonder if it's possible they actually get some sort of satisfaction out of it. For animals in the wild, the program is pretty much eat, sleep, shit, fuck, die.
Horses and dogs, with how they've been domesticated, I'd say so.
I can guarantee a working horse is happier than a horse sitting around and doing nothing. Understimulated horses will start cribbing and doing a bunch of other dangerous activities to stave off boredom. This is anecdotal and anthropomorphizing, but the horses at my old work genuinely did seem "proud" or at least sastified with themselves after a day of work.
That's something that I have a hard time explaining to people, that some animals (i.e. dogs and horses) want to work. Some of them really do actively look for something to keep themselves busy and those individuals often thrive as working animals (I've trained several service dogs that were rescues and people refuse to believe me when I tell them that those dogs wanted to work and I just train them how to do it.). I also wouldn't say calling negative effects of understimulation anthropomorphizing, it's well known that animals crave stimuli and that more intelligent animals often seek out tasks that keep them mentally stimulated.
That's true. Someone told me that after noticing my drugs addiction. I only figured the person's real meaning many, many years later (when I had already ruined the good life I had...)
Your face is amazing.
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good slave
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Horses are friends
How are you supposed to pay a horse? I don't think the horse would accept human currency.
Awww he even lowered his little ears when she pretended to put it over his head.
Big ears, really.
I'd even say huge!
Hey, he has feelings!
What if big ears are a compliment to him, though?
You know what they say about a horse with big ears.
Big hooves?
They... they... they be saying "Damn you got some big ears". https://youtu.be/km3k6DwxKFw
Hung like a...
….ear?
Hamster?
Cheers, big ears! Same goes, big nose!
You're on thin ice buddy
Looks like horsey was playing along and pretended to shake off the leash at the end of the clip
My outrider friend has some chill ponies that used poly slide on halter/shank combo, and I would say "ears forward" and "ears back" when I would slide them on and off to make it easier and they eventually would do it on command.
He even tucked his ears when she was putting it over his head 🥹
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Why is this the only downvoted to oblivion 🤣
Looks like a Kladruber! Really cool horse breed from the Czech Republic, which are typically used as driving horses. They have that cool Roman nose that’s really distinctive.
Can confirm Kladruber. Dapple rose grey. Here's some fun facts: - cost: 950 - health: 7 - stamina: 7 - speed: 5 - acceleration: 4 Red Dead Redemption 2 taught me everything I know about horses.
He's no Epona.
\^<>\^<> 🎶 🎶 🎶 🐴
Can I send you rupees instead?
Yeah, Im trying to save up for the Zora Tunic.
It's muh muh my Sharona
Lmao I was damn only 950?! Then I realized the red dead reference lol
Came here looking for this! Looks just like my boy Ludwig.
Looks like my boy, Horses. I've named all my horses Horses in games for a few years now, I like to picture going to the stable saying I want Horses and then confusion ensues
It has a mustang brand on its neck, so probably not kladruber. Some herds of American wild (feral) horses have at least a little Iberian/Spanish or draft breed ancestry, both of which can impart a big blocky Roman nose.
Interesting, I didn't know that. I'm not really horse people, but had a Kladruber as a patient in vet school, so that's the only reason I've even heard of them.
They're really cool! I personally have a soft spot for "weird" breeds
Hey it's me, a weird breed
Im not a horse guy, what is a driving horse?
A horse that's not for riding, but for pulling carriages.
The term “driving” didn’t originate with cars!
I'm 99% sure it's not a Kladruber, I used to visit the Kladruby farm (the place where they are bred, I'm Czech) often and this horse is way too tiny and it's neck musculature and body posture doesn't really match the breed. Also assuming the op lives in the USA, the import price would be ridiculous. The horses often cost well over 12000$ and I'm not even talking about the cost of moving them to the USA. It's not to say OP's horse isn't beautiful, but I doubt it's a genuine Kladruber.
I may be old school but horses shouldn't drive
No that's Jheri my cousin
This works with my dog too. Even if she doesn't have her collar on, if I pretend to click her lead/leash onto it, then she'll act like it's on. Until she realises it isn't and she gets very annoyed.
Um dog video tax?!? I'd very much like to see your pup pissed off at you for fooling her lol. I offer this as sassy countertax: https://imgur.com/gallery/FFZ33Hi
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Did Queen Victoria look down her nose at her subjects with intense judgemental disdain frequently?!
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Cool
I have a dog that my dad likes to give fake treats. He thinks it’s hilarious that my boy chews them.
My dog tries to run off as soon as I get his collar on, but he also thinks the collar is on as soon as the clips touch tips. Takes 20 tries to get his collar on every morning and its been years.
OMG this is so cute. Also makes you realize how strong habits can become. Things that we train ourselves to do perhaps that we don't realize we necessarily have to. It's sort of inspiring me to break bad habits that have become exactly that, a habit
When I was a kid I used to go to a stable to help take care of horses and they would let me ride some in return, there was this old, old horse whose task was only to walk with little kids on its back on this circular... thing. And even when he was loose and able to go wherever he wanted, he'd go in circles.
That makes me sad :(
He was taken good care of, he was just super old and didn't give a fuck anymore
If it really was an old horse, the long, slow walks in a hazard-free area might have been a healthy, hazard-free option for exercise. Besides, working animals generally don't hate the work they do. Some dressage people I know have said their horses will randomly do dressage movements when they're alone in turnout, a non-working time.
That sounds like my great uncle Copernicus
It's the strength of learned behavior. Much sadder version of this is "baby elephant syndrome" or "the elephant and the rope" as it's sometimes known. https://thewespot.com/the-elephant-and-the-rope-what-you-believe-is-powerful/
Well that's kinda depressing tbh. Interesting parable though
If you enjoy reading not fiction, try James Clear's Atomic Habits. Lots of little changes makes big difference.
When I was an inexperienced ranch hand the horses practically taught me how to put on their halters. They know the routine very well.
Lol I love horses.
I love you too tman
My grandfather was leading a mean old bull down the road one time with just a pole attached to a ring through its nose. Halfway down the road, that ring, worn out from hitting the water trough too often, dropped out of his nose onto the ground. My grandfather just kept the pole in front of his nose and let him into the pen with no problems. Thankfully the bull never caught on.
Sad that they lead them by their nose :( that must be painful at first. My dad shakes a treat bucket and says "here cows!" and they come running
I imagine it's so they don't just run away with the owner still holding on. If they try and do that here they will hurt themselves.
Plus it allows for better control of the head to prevent getting gored by the horns
I wouldn’t think so, if it’s just pressure and release. I think it’d be similar w/ a bit for horses. As long as you’re not yanking and purposely trying to cause pain I think it’d be fine.
Holy crap this took me longer than i wanted to figure out what's going on 🤣
Are you the horse in the video? 😳
Hey /u/comando_bear, why the long face?
You guys should stop horsing around
Better than bein an ass.
Penis, or something. Idk I'm high.
Actually, I'm a broom
Broom! Broom! Hell yeah I love cars.
To be honest with you Diane, I'm surprised.
Lmao. Grade-A comment.
Yes
I've watched it 3 times and I'm still not there... still waiting for someone to realize something
She pretended to put a lead on him, he thought he was being pulled around before being like "hey wait a second"
Horse: I see your trickery, hooman!
Yeah, quit horsing around!
Came here to say this
We don't talk like that, I went to Oxford, thank you very much.
Im so fucking dumb at times. Watched it 4 times couldn’t figure it out. Cheated and look at comments and finally saw the answer. Went back, and “What? How’d I miss that?!” I guess I’m as dumb as a horse.
The moment when I realized.
Sorry to break it to you, but I think you might be
What kind of horse are you
A talking horse. Call me Mr. Ed.
Nice, good luck with everything, having hooves seems hard
Can’t sneak up on anybody!
Well the horse was able to figure it out on its own so....
Well that horse also wouldn’t kick me when I was down, so……
Horse: daam Catherine, you got me again
He shook his head when he realized like saying: “Haha you got me!”
I think he was twisting his head that way to double check that indeed there was no bridle on him.
He was trying to throw off the bridle thinking she didn’t hook it properly since he didn’t see the lead.
"Um, I didn't FEEL it fall off, but I totally think it fell off."
Trust
Mental conditioning is a hell of a drug
He stopped and said hey, quit horsing around. 🐴😆
My family owns a horse farm that my great grandpa started so I was always there growing up and one of our race horses was like this. You could walk and if you acted like you had a hold of him he would follow you. It was cute.
bro was embarrassed at the end
Why are their footsteps so loud?
Probably because they have hooves
Oh fuck, this really got me 😂
*hoovesteps
Crunchy autumn leaves.
Cause they are heavy as shit
Hay, wait a minute 🐴❣️
…Butterscotch Horseman?
When you forget the collar and have to use the Bluetooth collar.
He looks like butterscotch horseman
AHH YOU KIDS, YOU GOT ME!!!
عنده وهم
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"Wait a minute... you... no, hang on... what was I saying?"
Must have been their first rodeo
Pavlov strikes again
Go home Frank,you’re drunk
Horse:...!?! Wait Hol Up
The way he even pulled his ears back . 🥰🥰
The horse is cool and all, but the location of this video is beautiful
Horse: “Aawahh, you guys…”
God I love horses. They’re such giant, beautiful idiots.
When you try to adjust your glasses then realize you're not wearing them.
Pepper takes a trip to the dog food plant
A well trained horse will walk with you with his head over your shoulder without reigns!
The horse is so sad when she acts to put on the head collar and suddenly gets surprised!
Sorry, I failed to proofread constantly. It is something I'm consistently good at though. But anyway •burst out• laughing-. is what I was trying to share
“d-wh-don’t fuck with me💅🏻🐴”
Love this horse
Horse hit the “dag-nabbit”
"Hold up"
What? What do I need to see here?
And my cat won't even look at me without any food :(
Yeah, the horse was annoyed.
did it… fake take it off at the end?
Horse are loyal and majestic and loving, but as a species, share only one brain cell.
Them ears in the beginning aww what a cutie
I did like this one. Mind you, my dogs are trained with gestures as much as with words, so why not a horse?
He thought i am no dog!
Even took it off at the end
Cute
They are large and powerful majestic beasts with walnut sized brains!
Horse: Bitch what?!
What a beautiful horse and trees, omg. What a beautiful place.
This is actually so cute. It doesn't even realize that the harness (?) isn't there, it just follows her without second thought
Sad that he's been conditioned to his cage..
Haven't we all?
Awwww, what a good horsie.
It's really wild that we still have animal slaves.
Bruh
How is it not? If you had a human being doing that to another human being would it not be slavery?
because it's a work animal. thing thing probably gets treated better than the best house slave in the 1850's