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Problem Solving: “My Horse Bites!”

by Josh Admin | Nov 19, 2019 | Problem Solving, Relational Horsemanship

Many people interpret nipping or biting as dominance on the horse’s part, and the proposed solution usually centers around getting more forceful with the horse or making him run circles until he shows signs thought by many to indicate “submission”. I...

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