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At 02:17:56 on 26.11.09, apsbsrock wrote: I have little that I have to train to saddle but he's a monster he keeps escaping, rearing, nipping, bucking and I really wanna train him the natural but he fights everything if anyone can help me with this problem I'd sure appreciate it.
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At 15:30:31 on 26.11.09, plodalong wrote: hello,welcome to the group,hope you enjoy your time on trot on,Tell us a little about your horse and yourself we would love some pictures,
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At 11:30:07 on 27.11.09, Flicka wrote: Hi, how long have you had him for, what's his background and what have you done with him so far? He sounds a real challenge!!
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At 00:24:58 on 30.11.09, Polkadotpolly wrote: Do you mean you have a miniature ? My wee Flash was like that when we first brought him home. The herd boss will discipline a wayward ratbag by bumping into the hip area of the horse. I use this technique with Flash whenever he is getting too big for his boots and it works like a cahrm. I have established myself as his herd boss. My hubby has had to put him on his back ( with his legs sticking up in the air ) once, he was being very, very naughty having his feet done, and now he stands like a gentleman, I have never had a problem doing his feet since. It sounds to me you need to establish the fact that you are the herd boss...good luck...
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At 05:41:07 on 07.12.09, apsbsrock wrote: Hey, Gobbie the mini was bought in ballarat as a foal by an old friend of the families. they're kids loved him to pieces and would go out everyday and shower him with treats.They had to pass him on at the age of six because the girl wanted a horse to take to pony club and stuff so we bought him for our little ones and then bought another pny called tom for me. goblin and tom became mates and after we started to do stuff and when gobbie showed his true colours. he also is a right pain when it comes to hooves has been since he was a foal. And me well i've been riding since i was six i amnow working with some friends training horse and helping bring abused horses to a point were they can trust you.
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