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Re: [RC] Biting horse - Rebecca Fabiszak


 

My vet says that our filly is a natural, "wanting to bite and bite HARD" filly because she has wrinkles under her eye when pissed or irritated. That is the only indicator, the wrinkles. She has nipped a couple of time, gets corrected and has been good since. We are still very watchful when those wrinkles appear. As I have heard, biting is the most aggressive thing a horse can do. I am not too much of a fan of "double barreling" either. Beccy



From: "Marinera@xxxxxxx" <Marinera@xxxxxxx>
To: ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Monday, June 15, 2009 4:55:46 PM
Subject: [RC] Biting horse

I am having a problem with a horse that has bitten people several times when they are standing  near her with their backs turned and she is tied. She means business because her ears are back. I want to wallop her in the face, but know I should not.   By the time you can get her untied and jerked around as punishment, the time frame for punishment has about run out. I would like to hear from anyone with similar past experiences.  Thanks,  Julie Suhr


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