Re: HELP, with a horse that bites

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> > ?????????????? i have a bity 5 yr old saddlebred gelding named journey.
> > Journey was in a cpral full of studs, himself included till he was 4, then
> > gelded after we bought him and broke to ride, he still has that bity stud
> > behavior around oher horses and me, i have the bruises to prove it, any ideas
> > on how to deal with this problem??????????

(a bitty difficult to read, but I get the idea....)
John Lyons says that when a horse bites, you have THREE SECONDS to KILL
her/him. That is how dangerous a biting horse is. Very important - the
head is off limits. (Kill him, don't blind him!) After three seconds,
you must pet him gently, to reassure him that you still like him (even
though you're still ready to kill him). He will know he has made a
serious mistake. Three seconds is not much time, but give it a try!

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Bambi (another perfectionist)

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