VoyPor
Well-Known Member
Hi all.
One of the horses we have had a back problem last year - we had back people out who put his pelvis right - and said he was ok.
However he had to have some time off from being ridden to make sure he wasnt sore etc... he had a few weeks off before being lunged and brought back into work.
However - he has never got any better and he is just dangerous to go near. I am the only one at our place who will go near him - others are scared of being hit by flying hooves - and i dont know whether it's out of bravery or stupidity that i go near him myself.
Just trying to put a rug correct on him - he lashes out - which makes him a very difficult horse to handle.
We dont really know what to do - i personally think it is a mental issue now - and he just doesnt let anyone go near him - we have tried to build his confidence back up so he knows it isnt going to hurt him when people go near him - but it doesnt seem to be working.
Any ideas please?
Thanks.
One of the horses we have had a back problem last year - we had back people out who put his pelvis right - and said he was ok.
However he had to have some time off from being ridden to make sure he wasnt sore etc... he had a few weeks off before being lunged and brought back into work.
However - he has never got any better and he is just dangerous to go near. I am the only one at our place who will go near him - others are scared of being hit by flying hooves - and i dont know whether it's out of bravery or stupidity that i go near him myself.
Just trying to put a rug correct on him - he lashes out - which makes him a very difficult horse to handle.
We dont really know what to do - i personally think it is a mental issue now - and he just doesnt let anyone go near him - we have tried to build his confidence back up so he knows it isnt going to hurt him when people go near him - but it doesnt seem to be working.
Any ideas please?
Thanks.