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That's entirely your perception of their expression and one that's entirely convenient for the human, as it supports their own desire to...

They might be genetically predisposed to have traits which help them to (for example) jump well, but I strongly doubt if any horse ever...

I think this has a lot to do with why most humans prefer pets to wildlife. Wild animals have their own existence, you can't tell them...

I love mine! No issues with them getting damaged yet.

An emergency is not training. I can pull a child forcibly from the path of an oncoming car while knowing putting my hands on a child I...

I do believe that there's usually a good reason for a refusal to do something, be that pain or lack of understanding, fitness, lack of...

You use your big human brain to figure out why they don't want to. Is it scary, is it uncomfortable, have you set them up successfully...

Dont say with respect when you don’t intend to be respectful. I have only owned one with separation anxiety and it wasn't possible to...

There's a useful and fairly detailed breakdown of how small the training steps need to be from the WHW site. Better than I could put, so...

In that case it's probably easiest to ask the young lass and her dad to bring him in first, before taking the Dartmoor out, if you can't...

Does the Dartmoor have to walk past his stable to get out on her walks? If not, could you practice bringing the NF in alone for his...

Stressful, wall of death nonsense is also possible in the stable. 'Eventually settling' is neither ethical nor in fact a given.

This tells you that he is not learning what you want him to learn. He is being "allowed" to panic and then his friend comes back. So in...

The comments already posted give you all the information you need tbh. Your NF is frightened, what you have been doing is making him...

He is feeling unsafe, which is natural. You can work on helping him feel safer. You can start taking his friend away in a managed way...