How To Fix A Horse That Hates To Be Tied Up

If you have a horse that tends to act up when tied, the reason behind it usually stems from a much bigger problem that has nothing to do with being tied. The reason could be that your horse is buddy sour or has tons of excess energy from the type of feed he gets for example. In this video, I'm going to talk about what you can do to help your horse with this. When you start to work on this behavior, it’s important to make sure you give your horse the time to work on it.
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[@mlaw911]

But if they slip they’re hanging from their neck. Is that something to be worried about?

[@SuellenMize]

I’m not sure I would tie a horse using a rope halter. I also think you should work with the horse and not tie him for hours alone. Where’s the teaching in that? Maybe after you work with them THEN you can tie the , but not straight off. Sorry don’t agree

[@marquesjones5277]

Love your videos they have really helped me. I have an 8 year old gelding I rescued last year as a stallion. The previous owner to be frank was an idiot who claimed to be a horseman. I have a difficult time getting him to lunge clockwise. He will do it off lead but I’m trying to teach him to face me when he changes directions. What can I do to make the transition from counter clockwise to clockwise?

[@t.fidler5895]

Yoi need a round pin!

[@keithjackson28]

Make sure not to do this against a wall. I had a boss that installed on doing this in a stall high on the wall and I couldn’t convince him that it was a bad idea. We ended up having a horse break his leg from pulling back and coming down against the wall with a straight leg.

[@judysweatman7501]

Thx!

[@rebeccarobinson7024]

I have one that keeps taking her halter off when she out on a tie out trying figure a safe way to keep the halter on I have her one a good 60 ft rope tied out where she can move every direction she wants but she keeps taking it off

[@dbrown2356]

Just wondering if he broke the branch n made worse

[@lesliejacobs3002]

Feed…not really..a horse that gets the habit to pull back..needs the techniques and consistency.

[@jameslyons1661]

🏁👍❤️🐴❤️

[@norvalwilhelm7667]

Tie wither height, arms length and use a neck rope, Do not tie with a halter Pick something solid,, tie properly and let them figure it out

[@dbrown2356]

Didn't see nothing.no proof of it works

[@t.fidler5895]

Lol

[@SuellenMize]

I’m not sure I would tie a horse using a rope halter. I also think you should work with the horse and not tie him for hours alone. Where’s the teaching in that? Maybe after you work with them THEN you can tie the , but not straight off. Sorry don’t agree