Hey this was great, as usual! So awesome of you guys to make these videos for the public, for the good of the horse. On the wolf teeth, what percentage would you say you are currently having to remove due to them causing problems with the bit? Is it less than 50% nowadays? Are wolf teeth more likely to cause problems in smaller, more crowded mouths? How do you know if the wolf teeth are causing discomfort or if it's the horse getting used to carrying a bit for the first time?
For most horses we don't need to remove them. We do still remove a majority at owner request, but unless they are located way in front of the 2nd premolars (which them sometimes are) they can stay in place. If they are located up against the 2nd premolars, it is very, very unlikely they are causing any issue for your horse with the bit.
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Hey this was great, as usual! So awesome of you guys to make these videos for the public, for the good of the horse. On the wolf teeth, what percentage would you say you are currently having to remove due to them causing problems with the bit? Is it less than 50% nowadays? Are wolf teeth more likely to cause problems in smaller, more crowded mouths? How do you know if the wolf teeth are causing discomfort or if it's the horse getting used to carrying a bit for the first time?
For most horses we don't need to remove them. We do still remove a majority at owner request, but unless they are located way in front of the 2nd premolars (which them sometimes are) they can stay in place. If they are located up against the 2nd premolars, it is very, very unlikely they are causing any issue for your horse with the bit.