Dave Freeman demonstrates techniques used to help a donkey learn to have their feet handled.
this was an informal clinic, so there is a lot of talking and having a good time!!
Dave is apart of a Northern California Equine rescue, if you would like to learn more about Dave, the rescue or techniques used please visit H I T H G E R dot O R G
@JollyGreenDonkeys
Thank you for your positive comment! Happy that it was useful for you.
akyramoto 1 week ago
@SusanQ83642
thanks for your comment, it's a good way to keep both human & animal safe, along with teaching them that we mean no harm. They soon learn it's just easier to cooperate. Dave is also a good example of how to remain calm and not to get mad at the animal.
akyramoto 1 week ago
Dave has a pretty ingenious way of dealing with this difficult customer! This seems like a good way to let the Donk wear himself out and learn to trust himself and the farrier at the same time! I am going to be using this technique on my ornery little mini mule! She HATES to have her feet done, and this is a good way to stay safe while trimming the feet!
SusanQ83642 8 months ago
Thanks so much for posting this excellent demonstration!
JollyGreenDonkeys 1 year ago