Tia
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Well major breakthrough thankfully. I have been able to groom all of them (except the little grulla) now and they love it! I have them following me about the field and they are looking much brighter now. I have been able to stroke the grulla for seconds at a time without him walking away, but I don't want to push him therefore little and often will no doubt work for him.
The buckskin and the darker palomino are literally eating out of my hand and I am thrilled! The blanket appy is halter trained now and will lead perfectly and stand to have his feet picked up and fiddled with.
The lighter palomino still doesn't want to stand right next to me but I managed to groom her over the top of one of the others.
Poor little blighters, but I am pleased to say I can see a difference in them over the past day or two. Feeding has definitely helped though, and today the lighter palomino ate her feed too, once again a breakthrough. The only one who doesn't know what to do with the feed is the grulla, but I'm sure he will figure it out by watching the others.
I think it's great news and I'm proud of them for being so brave.
The buckskin and the darker palomino are literally eating out of my hand and I am thrilled! The blanket appy is halter trained now and will lead perfectly and stand to have his feet picked up and fiddled with.
The lighter palomino still doesn't want to stand right next to me but I managed to groom her over the top of one of the others.
Poor little blighters, but I am pleased to say I can see a difference in them over the past day or two. Feeding has definitely helped though, and today the lighter palomino ate her feed too, once again a breakthrough. The only one who doesn't know what to do with the feed is the grulla, but I'm sure he will figure it out by watching the others.
I think it's great news and I'm proud of them for being so brave.