Some tips if you have a horse that "Pulls Back" when tied up.

[@sunnysideup5546]

Thank you for your humble teaching

[@horsemanshiphelp]

You are so very welcome ☺

[@lesliemoiseauthor]

Again, your knowledge shines through.

[@horsemanshiphelp]

Thanks 😊

[@JT03833]

Cool device!

[@staceygallant9800]

Thankyou kim

[@horsemanshiphelp]

Glad you liked it.

[@markmahnken6409]

The horse out weighs you by about 10 times so the drag on the first rope would be about right. Us poor boys tie them to a truck inner tube and walk away for about two hours after each ride, they figure it out. Not near as much fun on a rubber band. Good info from you though.

[@lisaelliott8721]

Lol, exactly how all mine learned. Truck tire inner tube.

[@horsemanshiphelp]

We also have one in our indoor arena.

[@bcgrote]

I know a certain NC place that could use this lesson. 😮😢

[@carlosrivas3837]

I’m more concerned about that ornament on the wall you are tying into. Is that just screwed into that cedar panel??? Slightest tug, and that comes out

[@horsemanshiphelp]

Good point. We have a tire innertube on a solid post for when we used to take horses in for training and do their tying sessions. If I had a true problem horse I would not use that spot. I was just trying to show how to use the blocker loop and demonstrate how it works by allowing for a slow release that will help the horse to not feel too confined. Thank you for your comment.

[@carlosrivas3837]

@@horsemanshiphelp absolutely. Appreciate your talk

[@gerrycoleman7290]

You do not tie a horse until he knows how to tie. Think about it.................

[@horsemanshiphelp]

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