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we will have to differ. We have a young horse (because that is what he is)) who hasn't been taught manners by anyone who sees his feed...

alleluia a sensible reply!! 👏

So as an absolute coward I sympathise with NK who is much braver than me. I have adored all our horses but one of the 4 really could...

I really understand being afraid and nervous and unsure - that's exactly how I would feel too. But try to remember that you were afraid...

I have two dark red bruises, one on top of the shoulder and one below. The skin isn’t broken but the arm was quite sore last night, plus...

That is why I suggest the your OH is the one to verbaly reprimand him at the first sign of anything untoward. That will hopefully re...

IMHO there are levels of aggression. I don't think biting t feed time is what I would consider an act of serious aggression which would...

One good thing about where we live is that we can just look out of the window and watch them for as long as we like. It’s a big haybell...

You can only do what you can do, and try to keep yourself safe. You have a risk mitigation plan in place for now, with OH doing the...

I personally dont think lunging and biting is serious aggression. My chestnut mare would literally try to kill you in the field - no...

Behaving that way to AJ isnt healthy herd dynamics either. But it does happen, especially when trying to work out their place in the...

What you said above, chuck in the food then walk away That is what I always do since forever, I have always fed quickly and left...

I once got bitten by the safest horse on the yard! I was leading him out to the field and he turned and bit my arm hard enough to break...

You are probably getting a bit overwhelmed by all the replies on here. Try and stay positive. Rooting for you x

You can only do what you can do. But I totally get your feelings xx