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Merry Christmas Stacy and family and all the followers here!
Merry Christmas Stacy!
Merry Christmas ❤️
Hello again,
Just a questions we have had several 2\3 year old here and started them to ride. This one we have now is very aggressive towards us. In short she is a little spoiled i guess… When a horse comes at you with his ears pinned, and if you stand your ground, make yourself big, she does not back down too easy. I think i remember one of Jacks episodes when you first started to work with him he did show some aggression being a stud. My question is, Do you just stand your ground, until they realize that does not work for you, or would you go back at them as another horse in the heard would do. This is the most aggression i have had to deal with in a horse. I will try to find that episode of Jack, or if you have another blog on this topic could you point me to that article. Thanks and Merry Christmas
Patty- Yes, please go back and watch the Jac episodes on Youtube. Spoiled horses that don’t respect my space are some of my least favorites to deal with because they require you to match what they throw at you. I think that I demonstrated it well in the Jac series but in short I match them. I stand my ground and do so repeatedly. This is tougher to write a short bit and Jac demonstrated it pretty well in the Youtube series.
I hope everyone is ready to have fun with their fam!
Merry Christmas!!