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for tying up yes to an inner tube. dragging a line, wont hurt him. he needs to get over the tug on his head, he shows his little temper when there is pressure on the halter when I am leading him. ear pinning with a shake of the head...lol sorry big boy get over it. spoiled I guess. he will be gelded before he is a year I bet lol. I put a short lead rope on him, just long enough he can step on it with his front feet. take it off at night or when I am not home. he has only had one lesson with a butt rope, after that I would pull him side to side with his halter and when he took a step I would let go so no pressure.
now if you would like to take on a mini mule you just let me know. he is wearing a halter, but does not lead nor can you touch him. yep you just let me know when you want a big challenge lol
LOL Im good on the mini mule! I'm already woring with a little mini jac, and boy is he truly a challenge! I wish his owner would just geld him and get it over with! Same client owns Nickers, the jack, and the pony that had started to founder! This older couple run a petting zoo / pony rides... And well, she pays me to pretty much take care of her horses and to remind her when the horses need something more than food... So yeah. Im good on the mule! lol Donkeys and mules are an entire diferent world!
Editing to add an after thought! lol
I will however be more than willing to go out and see him in the field if I ever get out that way. I do love a challenging critter. Every four legged animal here is a challenge. Tegan is a head case Welsh pony, Lacy is a cranky hussy of a mare, Prada is a baby, Red is agressive, and nickers has "issues."
your more than welcome to stop by any time your out this way
Ogress I lived and breathed horses all of my life...never got to have one until I was a grownup. love them even more now
