LOADING ISSUES - HELP!!

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It's also how they once put my young Icelandic in, man at each corner.
Some of my feral Fell ponies were loaded quite efficiently into a wagon using sheepdogs 😁

Never thought of using sheep dogs! I used to have a Shetland mare who would go up the ramp, out 2 feet in the body of the trailer but go no further. So we lifted the bottom of the ramp and tipped her in 😂 worked a treat every time!
 

Identityincrisis

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I have been in your situation and it is awful. I had a horse who wouldn’t load for 2.5 years, in the end i bit the bullet and paid for Richard Maxwell to come out, while he was expensive, I’d already paid several other local people who had failed so this was my last ditch attempt. He had him loaded and ramp up in 2 hours. I swore I wouldn’t go through what I had ever again and just call out RM if i needed to again, which i did when my new horse would jump off the ramp when we got anywhere. 2 hours later problem solved and I go everywhere happily on my own now because he is great now
 

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the tendency to dislike loading can be hereditary, so may well not be anyone`s fault as such, just that the horse needs the right person to get it over problem.

i would go with R M or similar, to get past the problem and move on quickly.
 
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