My horse didn't have a sore back, but he danced around
as we cinched up. I decided he must have pain somewhere. So we had some
body work done (chiropractic)....he had ribs "out". No more dancing around and
objecting to being cinched. That was about 1 1/2 years ago, and still no
problems. If your horse is well behaved in other areas, look for a cause of the
poor behavior. Pain is the usual culprit.
My neighbor's horse reared & "went over"
as he was being mounted last week....broke 3 bones over his eye & split the
skull all the way down the middle. I wouldn't suggest pulling your horse
over.
Kathy
Grass Valley, CA
I would like to get some different ideas from all of you
rgarding= a horse that rears when you cinch him up. Can I have
some= different training ideas from all of you? My first
inclination= is to pull him all the way over, however it takes two of
us to= cinch (we do this very gently by the way) and I worry for
the= safety of both us. He is not sore on his back, but I
have no= history or background on him at all. However he is a
sweetheart= in all other areas. Please email me privately if you want
@= perfektlywicked@xxxxxxx
