Cómo pastar con el caballo

This is a YouTube video titled "Cómo pastar con el caballo" created on June 12, 2014. It features a single speaker providing a how-to tutorial on basic tips for feeding and handling horses safely, emphasizing proper rope handling and horse behavior to prevent accidents. The video aims to educate viewers on horse care and safety during grazing and handling.
Hello. Welcome to a how to video. In this video, I'm going to teach you two very basic tips for feeding your horse. As you can see, it's very simple. Okay? It doesn't seem complicated at all, but I think there are two details that should be taken into account. First, horses usually never stand still and walk around. They're always looking for the best grass they want. They'll be looking for it with their noses, so they'll always be putting their hands forward, okay? To prevent them from stepping on the rope, we always have to make sure that the rope doesn't end up on the ground, okay? If it does, the horse could step on it, get scared, run away from us, and that would be a problem if the rope is in front of its legs. We wouldn't be able to control the horse if it ran away. Okay? So this is what we have to avoid. So to hold the horse, always be careful, to have a little bit of tension. Never let it be on the ground because. Because, as you can see, the horse will slowly move its hands forward, okay? And could step on the rope and get scared. Another detail that I think is important, which we should always use not only when we are grazing, but also when we have the horse on the leash. We should never hold the rope rolled up like this. We should never have a rope when we have a horse on the other end. Horses are animals that get scared easily. If a motorcycle were to pass by behind here, or someone were to throw a firecracker or whatever, the horse could get scared and pull very hard. If we have the rope wrapped around our fingers, it could break our fingers, okay? We could break a bone. Therefore, always keep the rope free. If the horse has to go, we can hold it. But if somehow we can't hold the horse, we can let go of the rope and nothing will happen. What shouldn't happen is for the horse to get caught and run away. Okay? That should never happen. Well, as I was saying, if it's moving, that's quite important. Whenever we're leading the horse out of the stable at any moment, I wanted to do that in this video because this is a moment when we're really relaxed. We have to be talking to someone, not paying attention to the horse holding the rope like this. And suddenly, without realizing it, the horse starts running and jerks us, which can really hurt us, okay? I always recommend, almost always to do it right away. We have the horse showered, let it graze for a while, let it stretch its neck, relax and eat a little, and that will also greatly benefit the relationship between rider and horse. The horse will appreciate it after a job done with it, after having exercised, after having worked, after having well done what we wanted. In that case, given it a good rest, deer and food. Okay. Fresh grass like we have here. So that's it for today's video. We've made other similar videos that I hope will also be useful. And if you have any questions, you know, leave a comment. We can, and we'll watch it, we'll comment on it, we'll respond, give it a like and share it. Follow us on our channel, donkomo.com and anything else. We really hope you do. Thank you very much for everything. I hope you've enjoyed all these videos that we've made. And if you have any questions, you know where we are. Until next time.
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