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This is a weanling (colt/young horse) that had learned how to use rearing and striking to rebel against being led. This problem behavior in a young horse can be dangerous for horse and handler, and would be even more dangerous if left to continue to develop as he gets older.
I intentionally put this colt under pressure on the lead rope so that he reacts by exhibiting his learned problem behavior, which gave me an opportunity to show the colt that simply going forward and getting quiet was a much better solution than rearing and striking.
This was a man-made problem (often made without awareness) therefore a normal response from the horse to having been pulled on and held tightly instead of having been clearly communicated with.
You will see how I work through that with this young horse, and then later teach this colt how to go in and out of the trailer with a good attitude, calmly and confidently with respect for his handler and himself.
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20 авг 2024