Hi everyone

[canDo?]

Hi everyone, I hope I'll get more advice and helpful tips here then anywhere else I'm proud owner of 10 years old welsh section d from 4 weeks he is absolutely amazing but also skittish and scared of everything and everyone... I've already get some credit points so I can catch him from the field he was a rescue horse as far as I know so I don't what happen to him but definitely lost hope on humans... but we are working on it
Also sorry for my English because it's not my first language
I'll ask you soooo many questions you'll be sick of me

 

[Spotherisk]

Hi @canDo? and welcome to the forum!

 

[nagblagger]

Hi and welcome.

 

[Rumtytum]

Hello and welcome

 

[SashaBabe]

Hello and welcome to the forum.

 

[canDo?]

Hi everyone and thanks for warm welcome

 

[Midlifecrisis]

Helloooo

 

[Barton Bounty]

Welcome

 

[teacups]

Welcome! Hope you find lots of useful advice & support here.
Out of interest, what is your first language/where are you based?

 

[amberb.xxx]

Hi everyone, I hope I'll get more advice and helpful tips here then anywhere else I'm proud owner of 10 years old welsh section d from 4 weeks he is absolutely amazing but also skittish and scared of everything and everyone... I've already get some credit points so I can catch him from the field he was a rescue horse as far as I know so I don't what happen to him but definitely lost hope on humans... but we are working on it
Also sorry for my English because it's not my first language
I'll ask you soooo many questions you'll be sick of me

Hello, I am also in a similar situation as you, and I find that spending lots of time just hanging around him can help build a bond and confidence for both of you stay consistent with any work you do as this will help him get familiar with things and don’t worry when things go wrong - not every time will be perfect and it’s okay for both of you to make mistakes, you will learn a lot about each other