Trailer Loading Demo

Although most horses can be either forced or pushed enough to eventually load into a trailer, if they’re anxious and uncomfortable about it, they will most likely paw the floor, kick the walls, and rush backwards out of there as soon as they get the chance.
You want to make the trailer somewhere they WANT to be as opposed to somewhere they are FORCED to be. That makes all the difference.
In the video, I am working with a horse that has been loaded several times but still does not like to be in the trailer. The owner said that she constantly paws while in. This was the fist time horse did not paw while in the trailer.
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