Girthy Horse? Simple Steps Make Saddling a Pleasure
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Jul 03, 2019
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Does your horse pin his ears when you tighten the girth? Does he get grumpy, swish his tail or threaten to bite or kick when you cinch him up? Does your horse seem to hold her breath (“blowing up” or “bloating”) when you’re tacking her up?1
Any of those reactions...
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