BMWKIPP
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I would get his eyesight investigated as a matter of urgency
Horse having a nervous breakdown
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Pearlsasinger
Up in the clouds
That is great news, glad my experience has helped another intolerant horse!
charterline
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I’ve just looked up TRT method. Looks similar to the training methods I now use. After having two very complicated, hard to work horses, it has made the world of difference
The “advantage†of using these methods can help in a financial sense. I was about ready for my horse to be PTS, the behaviour was that bad. A months worth of following the free YouTube videos, and I had a new horse. Granted it was still far from perfect, but the change was dramatic. If the behaviour shows dramatic improvement by doing the work, the chances are the problems are mostly behavioural, rather than veterinary.
In my horses case, ongoing physio work was required due to an old injury that wasn’t treated properly, however that was not the cause of the dreadful behaviour.
The “advantage†of using these methods can help in a financial sense. I was about ready for my horse to be PTS, the behaviour was that bad. A months worth of following the free YouTube videos, and I had a new horse. Granted it was still far from perfect, but the change was dramatic. If the behaviour shows dramatic improvement by doing the work, the chances are the problems are mostly behavioural, rather than veterinary.
In my horses case, ongoing physio work was required due to an old injury that wasn’t treated properly, however that was not the cause of the dreadful behaviour.
Pinkvboots
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My Arabs can't have alfalfa sends them stupid I am glad you now have a calm happy horse.
Slightlyconfused
Go away, I'm reading
Really pleased for you.
My friend has lessons with Claire Gallimore who has trained with Tristen. She helped her with her Welsh who had a lot of trust and confidence issues and they have been amazing through the whole journey.
She has also used what she has learned to help my sister back her 4 year old and it's been amazing.
My friend has lessons with Claire Gallimore who has trained with Tristen. She helped her with her Welsh who had a lot of trust and confidence issues and they have been amazing through the whole journey.
She has also used what she has learned to help my sister back her 4 year old and it's been amazing.
cauda equina
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I wish I had known about it years ago. I won't feed it to anyone now, just in case
Cazzza
Member
When my gorgeous girl became more and more spooky, I gave her a magnesium supplement (Magnitude) and the change was miraculous from the first dose. I’d definitely get your horse vet and saddle checked ASAP.