Training a OTTB Part 2

Follow along with Dug on his journey to his second career! In part 2 you will see Dug’s first saddling, body work, and how Scott is able to put him in the right frame of mind. This episode will build off the last session Scott had with Dug which can be seen in Part 1 of working with an OTTB.
Products used in Part 2: Scott Purdum Bitless Halter Bridle
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This episode is brought to you in partnership with StripHair.
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[@hollywill2226]

Thank you! For helping this baby and teaching me!!

[@jessjones8592]

Much better Scott from the first video. Great job. Kind, gentle... So cool

[@kidstuff44555]

I like the definitive "tell" after the subtle "ask:. I think many people are either too hard in the "ask" and then also too wishy washy in the "tell". Be as soft as possible in the first ask, but then be as firm as necessary if they ignore you. Don't be kind of middle ground in either

[@graceramey2691]

Excellent work! Love watching the progression and love that you allow them to be "who they are!"

[@kayBTR]

That was an excellent lesson on finding and treating soreness in a horse. Amazing how his soreness went away with simple stretching

[@silky2204]

I have TMJ so I understand checking the face area.

[@marielouisemulder4647]

very very interesting...thank you.

[@ttorrick]

Could we do the same stretches for the forlegs?

[@carowheat]

is this the same person?? you;ve changed so much...

[@jacquedaw]

this bodywork looks like the same gua sha and myofascial release the Dr Jim uses

[@kayBTR]

He needs hair extensions in his tail so he can reach the flies he is trying to swat away.