Agree, I have three of them with my Clydesdales and standardbreds. I just hang with them and they are all over me (I have had them for 8 or 9 years) . They are cunning though, they have the big horses all sorted ! Thanks for sharing.
I volunteer at a rescue, and your videos will be super helpful for learning how to best help the fearful ponies become more comfortable, with the aim of getting them adopted into great forever homes! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! ❤
Thank you so much! I work with a mini. She is so feisty and so clever and sometimes she is a cuddlebug. It took a long time for her to trust me but now we are a good team! He is lovely! And you are so right about this! What I found our mini does not like to be touched from above. And I get it as everyone is bigger and stronger and overwhelms her. But if you get down to her level she will even groom you back!
Well done, Sir. Well done. These canny little Pleistocene minds can be a challenge. They are herd animals: "Make the right thing easy." Please keep us updated.
Thank you. These seem so simple but I’m sure I’ve gotten that wrong before, misread my horse. Especially when I have a yearling stud colt , they are so mouthy. I’m going to try this.
Thanks for this! Always enjoy your videos!! I do have a question, would Mingo have reacted the same way or created a connection with you if there was another horse in there? I am trying to work with a horse that acts the same way (skittish towards humans) and I have been trying some of your techniques but find it hard with the two other horses that are with her in the pasture. Any thoughts?
Also dieses Pony weder "mini", noch auf irgendeine Art "schreckhaft", ein ganz normales Pony eben. Was ist jetzt hier an dem Video besonderes??? 🤔 Vielleicht klärt mich ja jemand auf?!
Agree, I have three of them with my Clydesdales and standardbreds. I just hang with them and they are all over me (I have had them for 8 or 9 years) . They are cunning though, they have the big horses all sorted ! Thanks for sharing.
I volunteer at a rescue, and your videos will be super helpful for learning how to best help the fearful ponies become more comfortable, with the aim of getting them adopted into great forever homes! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! ❤
Thank you so much! I work with a mini. She is so feisty and so clever and sometimes she is a cuddlebug. It took a long time for her to trust me but now we are a good team!
He is lovely! And you are so right about this!
What I found our mini does not like to be touched from above. And I get it as everyone is bigger and stronger and overwhelms her. But if you get down to her level she will even groom you back!
Well done, Sir. Well done.
These canny little Pleistocene minds can be a challenge.
They are herd animals: "Make the right thing easy."
Please keep us updated.
Thanks for the helpful video!
You have won him over. 👍🩷
Thank you. These seem so simple but I’m sure I’ve gotten that wrong before, misread my horse. Especially when I have a yearling stud colt , they are so mouthy. I’m going to try this.
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Is Mingo on his own?😢
Thanks for this! Always enjoy your videos!!
I do have a question, would Mingo have reacted the same way or created a connection with you if there was another horse in there? I am trying to work with a horse that acts the same way (skittish towards humans) and I have been trying some of your techniques but find it hard with the two other horses that are with her in the pasture. Any thoughts?
Einzelarbeit natürlich 😂
Just wanted to say Happy New Year and still owe you a beer or fried dough next time you are back east 🙂
Also dieses Pony weder "mini", noch auf irgendeine Art "schreckhaft", ein ganz normales Pony eben.
Was ist jetzt hier an dem Video besonderes??? 🤔
Vielleicht klärt mich ja jemand auf?!