Re: RC: Re: Ear Twitch on a Mule

[RDShoe4U@aol.com]

I see I have hit a nerve.Let me say that I agree with this post about doing 
what it takes to get done without harm to self or animal.To be honest if I 
ran into this while working the tools would go back in the truck until it was 
trained to stand.Myself I have never used an ear twitch.I would like to also 
point out that although everyone was quick to jump at this info that was 
passed on this is the first one to offer a suggestion on how to train it to 
stand.On the other hand this is a good time to commend endurance horses 
because due to their training they are a pleasure to work on.So before anyone 
continues to attack me for passing on this information I would like to here 
some opinions on stabilizers and other means of restraint or training.Just my 
thoughts RD


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