Dolcé
Well-Known Member
You say to "send it" not go along with the horse to the trainer. Any trainer worth his or her salt will have the owner come too and become competent with the training methods being used. Any trainer that doesn't do this should be avoided. I've seen dogs and horses come back from trainers like that worse than ever.
As for a child being injured. Don't let the child near the horse. Simple. If the horse/pony belongs to the child, then educate the child. It's all about education. If you don't know how to deal with behaviours or aren't willing to seek help from a reputable trainer, then you have no business owning any animal.
You miss the point completely, if only life were as straightforward as you appear to think it is. Personally, I feel anyone who cannot accept that an animal (any animal) can be dangerous, and it not be something that can be dealt with someone who can 'deal with behaviours' should steer well clear. I only hope that you never come across one of these animals as I fear you may change your attitude very quickly!