From Unwanted to Irresistible! 

No one bothered to figure her out

Agreed she quickly figures things out, and is trying to read the cues.

It’s a fancy “feature” not an issue hehehe

We love you, Camera Guy. If you weren’t filming, we couldn’t watch. And fair play to you, you’re normally totally focused (😄) and en pointe. No worries, Tyler. Booooooo to the haters 😂

@@lizarutherford2477 Well thank you😀

I thought the focus moments added a bit of nice flare segway to the next ideas... I liked it 🙋‍♀️😅

I learn so much watching your videos, thank you

I see what you mean.

Hey Terri, take some dramamine before you watch this.

@j.daniels7429 before would have been helpful it's a little late bwahahahaaahahaha

I’m guessing standardbred! More or less lol

she would be considered a "Bay" coloring

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Well, I don’t know if this will help, but it’s worth a try. When your horse gets near you with his nose, grab his face with two hands and rub his face. Pet his nose, pet his cheeks, keep petting until he wants to stop. Keep doing this every time he is trying to grab you, just keep petting and rubbing. Then you need to teach him boundaries. He needs to stay out of your space, unless you invite him in.

@4hoofs4ever007 Sadly, that won't work. We tried it. Even though at one point he was completely wild, he just doesn't care. He actually likes it. It doesn't make him more mouthy. By doing this, he just likes the scratches in his mind. We try and desensitize more than normal people when it comes to their faces because we have kids around a lot, and one of the first things kids want to do is pet their nose and face. He mainly grabs objects. It's just when he does grab our shirt I don't want him getting our skin on accident. He doesn't bite on purpose what so ever.

@@caramiller5670 I’ve got a mouthy colt, he’s always grabbing ropes or my hat, but he’ll also go for miscellaneous objects. I’ve been ‘feeding” him my fingers and even between his teeth(I wouldn’t do that if I thought he might try to viciously bite), when he bites down hard I’ll react with a lot of energy and he’ll hop away or take a few steps, then I’ll go pet on him again and offer him my fingers. I guess I’m doing it like I would teach a puppy bite sensitivity. He did bite down hard a few times and I gave him a light smack, but now if his jaw gets tight when my fingers are between his teeth I’ll just completely relax the muscles in my hand and arm and he seems to immediately relax his jaws. I’m careful not to feed treats too often, and only right after he respectfully softens. I think he would be a cribber in a stable, but he’s a yearling pasture horse in a small herd now

Probably better than Ryan does lol