I have been looking for a video just like this but for English not western but this has helped me so much, sometimes I ask western riders for advice on my English riding and it really helps me, thank you
He threw his head up because the guy pulled too hard too quickly on the latigo. Geesh people, have some technique while cinching! Easy does it, that hurts.
@@roseyhorsegirl8079 They should never throw their head up when cinching. A cinch should be done up in stages; just enough to keep the saddle in place, move the horse (warm up) for a few mins, then tighten a bit again, and again before mounting. If you've done that technique and they still throw their head, they might need a chiropractor.
Also ask about why they use the type of bit they do and ask about any other equipment that they put on him ask about clipping and washing and what he is like to worm and shoe or have his teeth floated all regular parts of horse care
it's a clue about how the horse has been treated in the past. Catching may be an easy fix (most of the time) but the attitude behind avoidance of humans isn't.
BRENNA COLNER clipping their whiskers deprives them of their full sense of their environment. Their ear hair protects against bot flies, horse flies, other nats, and debri. 98% of the horse world does not use stalls just for just sick or injured animals. Lastly, why would nailing a metal shoe to a horse help?
@BRENNA COLNER They need their whiskers for sensory purposes and ear hair to keep stuff out, stalling a horse for anything but injury is mental abuse, shoeing: you put a metal plate in your shoe 24/7 and tell me it wont hurt your tendons, feet ans joints. Theres even thermal scans where it cuts any blood flow/ circulation to the hoof. It compromises the natural hoof. Preventing its ablity to flex, grow, circulate. And opening up the hoof wall to allow bad bacteria.
A genuine seller will not mind your asking questions about his shoes etc
I have been looking for a video just like this but for English not western but this has helped me so much, sometimes I ask western riders for advice on my English riding and it really helps me, thank you
GREAT vid, love it, thanks for sharing and awesome tips,thanks, God bless
Great tip in regard to bringing your own helmet.
Lol
He threw his head up because the guy pulled too hard too quickly on the latigo. Geesh people, have some technique while cinching! Easy does it, that hurts.
That's what I thought. Yeah, they might throw their head a little bit, but it's when it's that much you should take note.
@@roseyhorsegirl8079 They should never throw their head up when cinching. A cinch should be done up in stages; just enough to keep the saddle in place, move the horse (warm up) for a few mins, then tighten a bit again, and again before mounting. If you've done that technique and they still throw their head, they might need a chiropractor.
@@Equinella2 Thanks! I'm trying to learn all I can about horses, so that really helps!
very helpful thank u, this has informed me a lot for buying my third horse
Also ask about why they use the type of bit they do and ask about any other equipment that they put on him ask about clipping and washing and what he is like to worm and shoe or have his teeth floated all regular parts of horse care
Nice job Dr. Anderson!
I’d throw my head too if someone was trying to cut me in half lol
Helpful vid!
I have been looking for a video like this every other video is have watched is for English
I got a "canner" from the mustang I got from Nevada.
Alllso see him caught out in the pasture is he hard to catch
sue mcfarlane An easy fix so why worry about it? And why catch a horse at all when it's so much easier to let the horse catch you?
it's a clue about how the horse has been treated in the past. Catching may be an easy fix (most of the time) but the attitude behind avoidance of humans isn't.
Who is soldat...semmental USA..its good..please help..me.
the horse I went to look at had a long face.
you shouldn't clip their ears or whiskers.
or stall them.
or shoe them.
BRENNA COLNER clipping their whiskers deprives them of their full sense of their environment. Their ear hair protects against bot flies, horse flies, other nats, and debri. 98% of the horse world does not use stalls just for just sick or injured animals. Lastly, why would nailing a metal shoe to a horse help?
@BRENNA COLNER They need their whiskers for sensory purposes and ear hair to keep stuff out, stalling a horse for anything but injury is mental abuse, shoeing: you put a metal plate in your shoe 24/7 and tell me it wont hurt your tendons, feet ans joints. Theres even thermal scans where it cuts any blood flow/ circulation to the hoof. It compromises the natural hoof.
Preventing its ablity to flex, grow, circulate. And opening up the hoof wall to allow bad bacteria.
Or better still he is in a pasture without a headstall and watch him be caught halteredcandcthen watch him saddled
Ewww i hate twitching