Horse Kicking During Training

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[morthanme12]

my horses are really dangerous

[wholistichorsewoman]

@morthanme12 they can talk with their feet, but as long as you move their feet as I did chasing after her running her off, I was able to invoke her instinct that I was the herd leader and very quickly she submitted and melted like butter since what she really wanted was a herd leader she could trust and I proved that to her by controlling her feet.

[MiniMajorJumper]

Very pretty horse :) I think that it is great that you have this foundation.

[wholistichorsewoman]

@KnG1Dakota this mare is 10 years old and has a baby herself. Her kicking is her way of telling me to leave her alone expressing she is the boss. By moving her feet I invoke her natural instinct to recognize me as her herd leader so she will turn over her trust since "he who moves the other's feet first is in control"

[KnG1Dakota]

@Dogote82 shes a baby! babies are playful and more likely to kick and bite. ask a trainer to help you get her to stop

[Dogote82]

see with my horse(3yr old mustang/paint)...you can swing a rope, wave your arms, do jumping jacks.... she doesnt care. in fact if you run, she tries to run with you, she's playful..... but... as most young playful horses.. she likes to kick out.

and the troubling thing is she's territorial over me :/ she's swung around to kick the fence if someone is next to me on the other side. she's also tried to bite other people :/