A Mustang Story - "Building Trust" (Episode 2)
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I have trained several of these round pen reasoning works well if they are difficult they really make fantastic little horses very very smart learn fast!
JoyfuloneAim 1 month ago
@BarrelsPolesandJack *some high dollar gorgeous paint horse? Looks aren't everything.
MisaPisaz 2 months ago
@BarrelsPolesandJack It all depends..I don't know where you heard that from though. Every horse is different, and I think it's the consistency of work and time you put into them. If you're consistently working with a horse and then all of a sudden not work with it as much, then it's probably not going to stay in "work-mode." He does a very good job with this horse, and he knows what he's doing.
As for the comment, "*lol* she's not much to look at, is she?" what were you expecting? Some high do
MisaPisaz 2 months ago
BarrelsPolesandJack - That is 100% BS! I have been riding my Mustang since 2002, as has my husband with his, and they are the best horses ever, and just keep getting better.
mustangs4us 9 months ago
*lol* She's not much to look at, is she? How is she riding now? I heard that Mustangs have a tendency to be good horses for awhile, and they just become untameable all over again. I don't believe that's true, but I was just wondering how she's progressing right now.
BarrelsPolesandJack 9 months ago
This is really helpful. You model how to stay calm and move slowly, move through the problems that arise.
vivaloriflamme 11 months ago
Great!
13horseluvr 1 year ago
Hi i adopted a 6yr old mare form the BLM about a week ago. And shes very aggressive and come at me with her ears pinned and plans of biteing me lol. what can i do to gain her trust and show her im not going to hurt her becuase she is very mean and scared
rockymarie100 1 year ago
That horse has definitely been handled before, she is groomed and clean. When you go to adopt a mustang they typically are filthy. And they usually cannot be touch.. MUCH LESS just walking up to them and touch them like that. I would like to see someone start with one that hasn't had ANY contact.. that shows true horsemanship.
AnitaUhh 1 year ago
If you show love and trust... loyalty is the usual idea for Horses and Dogs. I can only imagine how hard it is to train them... but I see how determination plays an important role. I miss riding a horse so much... I used to do it without a saddle so the weight wouldn't bother them.
MrSTANGlover 2 years ago