Horse Talk

[chickluvinfreak]

So pretty!

Thank you

 

[abigalerose]

Before and after picking burs

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[chickluvinfreak]

Before and after picking burs

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Ooh, gosh she got pretty tangled. How long did it take you to get them all out and hair brushed? She looks really pretty in the after picture though

 

[ChickenLover200]

August 6 was a milestone for my boy... I rubbed his bad ear and ever since I've been able to do so! Onlyjust two weeks ago, he wouldn't let me near that ear!

 

[henny1129]

Before and after picking burs

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Wow! She looked like she got into a lot!

August 6 was a milestone for my boy... I rubbed his bad ear and ever since I've been able to do so! Onlyjust two weeks ago, he wouldn't let me near that ear!

Congrats!

 

[abigalerose]

A while, she looks goofy in the after picture! It made her hair all fluffy and stand up.
And good job with his ears! I started working with a mare for someone and she's really head shy so I understand your struggle

 

[chicken19]

Congrats!

Nice horse!

 

[ChickenLover200]

thanks guys. So, I picked up some nice sized tree limbs and I'm going to try and get him to walk/trot over them. Thought it might be somthing fun to do and if he enjoys it, I might just make some low jumps. For our next session, depending on how things go, I plan to introduce the rope as a bit, some "ground poles" and dsensitizing with randmon things like plastic bags.

 

[kajira]

She's beautiful - my daughter abbie is also training her own horse. She's too young to do it for 4h yet... she's 5, so she can do chickens and bunnies for 3 more years.

Her's is a pony though.

We got him, untrained, and had him ridable in a week. She does natural horseman ship, but he lives on our property, so they go out for at least an hour every day to work on him. (Her and her dad.)

 

[ChickenLover200]

She's beautiful - my daughter abbie is also training her own horse. She's too young to do it for 4h yet... she's 5, so she can do chickens and bunnies for 3 more years.

Her's is a pony though.

We got him, untrained, and had him ridable in a week. She does natural horseman ship, but he lives on our property, so they go out for at least an hour every day to work on him.  (Her and her dad.)

wait... your daughter is 5?! Or did I misunderstand that? I'm mid teens and feel like I'm too young to train a horse