Irishcobs
Well-Known Member
Why should it stand still?" This is what I was told by a lady (the owner) I used to work for.
I was grooming a big horse and it was figiting. I told him to stand still, and she said "it's a horse why should it stand still".
I said because it is being groomed and should have the manners to stand still so it is safer to deal with. She said it is a big horse and I should learn to cope with him moving, I can't expect him to stand still just of me!
Needless to say I didn't stay in that job long.
Surely I was right, you can't deal with a horse that doesn't have the manners to stand still while being dealt with. It was a big horse, what if it has squished me into a wall?
I was grooming a big horse and it was figiting. I told him to stand still, and she said "it's a horse why should it stand still".
I said because it is being groomed and should have the manners to stand still so it is safer to deal with. She said it is a big horse and I should learn to cope with him moving, I can't expect him to stand still just of me!
Needless to say I didn't stay in that job long.
Surely I was right, you can't deal with a horse that doesn't have the manners to stand still while being dealt with. It was a big horse, what if it has squished me into a wall?