Emma might only be 2-years-old in this adorable video, but it’s obvious that’s she’s a natural born “horse whisperer.”
Emma is a precious toddler who has a very special friend that most 2-year-olds don’t have — a big, beautiful horse named Cinnamon. Emma’s dad, Justin Dunn, decided to film a cherished moment between her and horse when they were out for a walk — it’s now been viewed over 4.5 million times.
“Hey what’s that horse’s name?” Justin asks his daughter who’s bundled up in snow gear.
“It’s Cinnamon!” Emma replies, trying to pronounce ‘cinnamon’ correctly.
“That’s Cinnamon?” he asks her. “Okay. Is that your horse?”
“Yeah!” the two-year-old replied emphatically.
As teeny tiny Emma holds a leash and walks giant, gorgeous Cinnamon back toward their house, there are bound to be some hiccups with the process.
Little Emma begins to pull Cinnamon by the leash, tugging at the horse to get her moving. “Come on, Cinnamon!” she yells to encourage the horse to follow. Justin warns his daughter not to walk or run too fast; with all of her winter clothing, her 2-year-old coordination isn’t that great.
As Emma continues to walk her house back the house, she keeps ranting about how much she loves Cinnamon, but before she knows it — the leash has become wrapped in between her tiny little legs.
Cinnamon slows down, noticing that Emma has gotten the reins tangled; the horse stops to help her little companion get organized.
“Stop right there. Now, fix your rein,” Justin instructs his young daughter.
Tiny little Emma tries her best to get untangled and reorganize the rein that’s longer than her entire body; she finally figures it out and is ready to go again. Her dad can’t help but giggle watching his little girl struggle with the long leash-like rein.
Even though Emma is only 2-years-old when her dad filmed this video, it’s clear that she and Cinnamon already have an unbreakable bond.
Justin Dunn is a professional horse trainer and horse enthusiast, so it only makes sense that he’d want to raise his daughter around these majestic animals. He’s extremely passionate about horses, and it shows in his business “Justin Dunn Horsemanship.”
Justin trains people to learn how to ride and bond with horses; he also runs the Nighthawk Ranch which is an equine camp for kids recovering from cancer. It’s clear that he has an intense love for both kids and horses and it certainly shows in his work and this adorable video.
The full video of Emma walking her beloved horse, Cinnamon, is below. Get ready to swoon.
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