Which harness is right for your horse? -Training, carriage driving, and draft work!

[@breynnbailey1287]

I watch a lot of harness videos and this is one of the best I have seen. Thank you!

[@hitchinfarm]

No worries glad we could help!

[@janellroehr4142]

I'm super new to driving. It'd not very popular where I am in the USA. You seem quite knowledgeable. Thx for the detailed video. ❤😊

[@hitchinfarm]

No problem! Any questions feel free to ask

[@fion1flatout]

Very useful! My first pony was a miniature and I imported a harness made by Armish because it was the only way to get one small enough. Still not got a collar... Been thinking about it

[@thomasmadsenhanks8335]

Hello Fiona how are you😊

[@suecastillo4056]

thank you so much!!♥️🙋‍♀️🐴☮️‼️

[@hitchinfarm]

You are welcome! Glad you are enjoying them!!

[@janetnorris6131]

Great video. Thank you

[@hitchinfarm]

Glad you liked it!

[@jacksg1809]

Yeah I enjoyed it too ,very informative thanks

[@hitchinfarm]

Thanks ☺️

[@DarrylElliott-fu4kh]

Hello where could I buy your clip/swivel setup that you use to attach to your neck yok. I use the regular snap clip the harness comes with and tape it every time. I really like your set up

[@hitchinfarm]

It's a swivel locking caribena, they are available on amazon if you buy the climbing ones they are strong enough. But they don't last more than about 12 months

[@juanortizyepez7253]

Hi Mike. Thanks for sharing, your video is unique. Could you recommend the brand of Amish full collar harness you use and where to get it? Greetings from Ecuador.

[@hitchinfarm]

Aaron Martin ship internationally from Canada, that might be the easiest for you. Ours are field collars which is probably the cheapest option.

[@juanortizyepez7253]

​@@hitchinfarm Awesome! Thank you Mike;)

[@whistlebare]

If you had a slightly lighter weight horse would you tend towards a brollar rather than the heavier collar and hames?

[@hitchinfarm]

If the intention is to stick to lighter work then yes

[@janellroehr4142]

Can u tell me why u shave ur horses belly? I'm very new to horses.

[@hitchinfarm]

It's to help keep them cool while they are working. Our winters rarely see snow now and are quite mild.