Your horse is clearly not happy with that bit that's in her mouth. Can't tell if it's a curb bit. If it is, switch to a French snaffle (three joints) if you can get it. It's much easier on the horse's mouth. Find someone who knows more than you to mentor you.
I love horses. I haven't ridden in many years but always loved it. I never took any lessons; just trusted the horse. I do regret not taking lessons. I always found it fascinating how someone could have a horse respond to a squeeze or tap or ?? Horses are arguably the most beautiful creatures.
That horse is in pain. Shes unappy with her tack. Get a vet asap, check for pinching in tack, and take a step back and ask if you are the reason for this. Get a simple snaffle, and get rid of that bit you have currently. The tail swishing, stiffness, and headbobbing is an obvious sign of lameness. Notice how as soon as you got back on how she reacted? Please look more into this problem instead of using fear and punishment as "teaching".
@@CTstouchhorsesdogsit’s people like you that is the reason we have bad behaviour in horses. Find some to help you that knows what they are doing and you will get a better ride.
Your horse is clearly not happy with that bit that's in her mouth. Can't tell if it's a curb bit. If it is, switch to a French snaffle (three joints) if you can get it. It's much easier on the horse's mouth. Find someone who knows more than you to mentor you.
@@bwenluck9812 im less concerned about my horses happiness than u r ur definition not one to speak on this topic
That was painful to watch, that poor horse and dog
@@lindahermstad5375 im sure u see worse than that daily … whats in the mirror when u look that direction
I love horses. I haven't ridden in many years but always loved it. I never took any lessons; just trusted the horse.
I do regret not taking lessons. I always found it fascinating how someone could have a horse respond to a squeeze or tap or ??
Horses are arguably the most beautiful creatures.
@@user-ii1pt5vq3e find some time to do what u love
That horse is in pain. Shes unappy with her tack. Get a vet asap, check for pinching in tack, and take a step back and ask if you are the reason for this. Get a simple snaffle, and get rid of that bit you have currently. The tail swishing, stiffness, and headbobbing is an obvious sign of lameness. Notice how as soon as you got back on how she reacted? Please look more into this problem instead of using fear and punishment as "teaching".
@@-.piaffe.horses Ur sandwich would be better if u toast it a lil longer when u can make a better sandwich then we can discuss horses
@@CTstouchhorsesdogs my brother in christ, what are you talking about? 😭
@@-.piaffe.horses now i see u get it
Lol shebo is like my shepherd 😂 like a toddler testing your limits
@@QueenEmahGrayce yea she got a lesson that day
@@CTstouchhorsesdogsit’s people like you that is the reason we have bad behaviour in horses. Find some to help you that knows what they are doing and you will get a better ride.
Beautiful horse - good rider - you know exactly what you are doing - all others think they know better - they don't...
Thank you I don’t claim to be the best, but I am far from the worst
Never call your dog to you to correct it and never "whip it's ass" Good grief.
@@dreamgaits never say never
@@CTstouchhorsesdogswhere did you learn about horses? Or did you take lessons? Or just wing it?
@@paulapepengle4794 horses taught me
@@CTstouchhorsesdogs right lol
Lol shebo trying you lol
@@IceleyBrown she got a lesson