3 MOST IMPORTANT THINGS ABOUT BOSALS

[@EmmaJenkinsonDressage]

Thank you this was super helpful.

[@alejandrosanchez6683]

Eso es todo Juanito, sigue hechandole ganas, no te olvides de tu gente y tus raíces.

[@timdevick9985]

awesome Video. Great job explaining your thoughts.

[@lsb7461]

Nice video, new to bosals. Trying to learn to get the most out of my new horse who has been in one for a couple of years

[@dreamcometrue2498]

Fantastic video! Thank you so much for posting ☺

[@JohnnyFloresHorses]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@evansveilleux5168]

Sound quality made me listen 3 time ,it explanations are very good

[@JohnnyFloresHorses]

Were you having trouble with the sound? I just ordered a new mic for future videos

[@ariellewilson730]

There's a misconception out there is that people say using anything with no bit - hackamores, bitless bridless, etc, is better. It's not actually better for the horse since it can hurt them with the wrong person using it. I never used a hackamore or anything with no bit during my horseback riding lessons - something I truly want to get back into - but I have a common knowledge to know that just because when using something with no bit doesn't mean it's humane for the horse, and there has to be a reason or the training on why a horse is using a hackamore or anything with no bit.

[@zszs123]

You can see the arab/barb in those 2 beauties Excellent 👍

[@MrBobTorrez]

Awesome Johnny! Question; green or red enchilada sauce?😮

[@JohnnyFloresHorses]

Good question! 😂

[@jessymorales8598]

That's good to know what kind of bozals feet on our horses

[@JohnnyFloresHorses]

I make bosals so I custom make them for my horses too. 😊