Natz88
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Thats what I call a bond between horse & owner
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BlizzardBudd
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*like*
I wonder what the chances are of getting B to do that...?
I wonder what the chances are of getting B to do that...?
Cortez
Tough but Fair
No, that's what I'd call an acccident waiting to happen. Like the owners of a cute lickle foal who taught it to jump up on their shoulders with its' front hooves: it was still doing this at 3 years old and 16hh.
Twinkley Lights
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Never never never do this sort of thing - cant believe it 
What happens if the horse changes homes and someone misinterprets the move 
What happens if the horse changes homes and someone misinterprets the move CobsGalore
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It looks cute but I wouldn't teach it!
jessx27
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Imagine if someone taught this and (worst case scenario) the horse tried doing this while adjusting something at a competition and it had studs in?? OUCHH 
I've taught my mare to smile on command but thats as far as I'm going!
I've taught my mare to smile on command but thats as far as I'm going!
Elsiecat
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Looks sweet but could turn dangerous very easily
Foxy 'says please' by picking her leg up and bending it, she is also learning to bow. I wouldn't dare do this though
Foxy 'says please' by picking her leg up and bending it, she is also learning to bow. I wouldn't dare do this though
Natz88
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By the way this isn't me or anyone I know, just a picture I saw on FB & thought how sweet it looked
Clodagh
Rage, rage, against the dying of the light.
When I was young I taught my pony to shake hooves, my parents loved me! Every time you went in his stable he waved a hoof at you.
Another day but about the same time (I was a slow learner) I played with our colt foal, so he would rear up at me, I wasn't that old and was probably being a horse too, as I was for years. it took my parents a long time to reeducate him too.
Another day but about the same time (I was a slow learner) I played with our colt foal, so he would rear up at me, I wasn't that old and was probably being a horse too, as I was for years. it took my parents a long time to reeducate him too.