Ground Manners Stall Manners For Young Horse

[@EvilFleesBeforeMe]

liked and will watch now

[@tracyjohnson5023]

He is a BIG boy! Great advice for people to train a horse properly from birth to eliminate these issues from the get go. I rarely have babies anymore, it's always grown rescue horses with issues. I have no intention of selling my own horses, but you never know what life will bring. I want mine to be well behaved as it greatly increases chances of a good forever home if I had to let them go.

[@bobcatfarm]

That's correct, were not promised tomorrow so best to train them as best as you can.

[@sandradoherty2489]

Well done Cathie you are brilliant keep up your great work 🥰

[@bobcatfarm]

Thanks so much 😊

[@EvilFleesBeforeMe]

wow you are tiny next to that horse, I really like the way you handle horses because as loving they can be they can also be dangerous, that is why I like that you treat them with love but very strict. I only have a 12 hh madam here and she is tiny compare to this one but Im sure she could kill me if she wanted to and I didnt pay attention. Ok, maybe not the best mind set to have when owning a pony, but we are both working on it!

[@bobcatfarm]

Thank you so much, yes even respectful horses can hurt you by accident.

[@EvilFleesBeforeMe]

@@bobcatfarm and there is that...

[@mistychenoweth9716]

Great video. Why do you rub him with the crop?

[@bobcatfarm]

Because he was very reactive to it, and I was going to use it to lead him at my shoulder. I wanted to lesson the risk of getting kicked if I tapped him to get him to go forward. so by rubbing him, making him realize I wasn't out to hurt him.