Why a Horse May Be Bad To Bridle & Multiple Solutions To Solve This 

Hi, was it Horseman Tom Dorrance who said something about 90% of the time it is a horse with a human problem??

Will you share more information about bit sizes and the proper fit for your horse? Please?

Sprinkle some salt on the bit, after you take it out, will help them look forward to being bridled. No shortcut, still have go through the other steps.

Es muy importante el trato al lis caballos para que se sientan comodos y mas dociles buenos consejos amigo un abrazo desde mi pais Ecuador ciudad de Cuenca

So our horse is getting quite hard to bridle. I suspect I and my wife bonk his teeth taking bridle off - so obviously we are causing the problem. However he tosses his head while I’m taking it off - so I cannot gently control the bit. Any suggestions.

Thank you! I’m going to try working with this tomorrow. So many great tips. Appreciate

Great way to help anyone with a jersey that's been mistreated.

Best way to halter one, you have control of the nose not chasing the nose like the other way

Mouth•PIECES to horses like us humans & shoes??

Wonderful video!

The horse I got is 8 only used a hathamore it's really hard to get it on him and never used a bit on him but he needs one don't listen at all in hathamore what's best way to start him on bit thanks

Great video!

The horse I currently own is unlike any horse I have ever met, I have never seen a horse so hard to get a bit into his mouth. He is very green despite being 9 years old. He has only had about 20 rides on him, and most of them in a Hackamore because people could not be bothered to spend the time needed to get a bit on him. It's just easier/convenient to use the hackamore with him. But when I have got a bit in his mouth, maybe 4 or 5 rides, he has been AMAZING, he moves better, turned better/softer and listens so much better. His issue is...he will NOT unclamp his front teeth to get his mouth open for the bit. If you put your finger in the corner of his mouth you can get him to open his mouth but then he INSTANTLY lifts his head all the way up high (and he is 15.3hands while I am 4'11"!) or dodges to the left or right, instantly clamping his front teeth back closed. I once struggled for 3 hours working on trying to get the bit in, with no luck. I tried every approach, nothing has worked. I am at a loss.

Pain compliance is not training. Rope halter. Haven't meant a horse that likes metal in their mouth.