I like how you include all of the extra steps that are going to make her feel more comfortable 'doing the thing', not just using +R to sugar coat insisting she 'do the thing'.
If I recall correctly, it’s a soft, corner, feed trough that hangs with double end snaps. If you have a trailer repair company nearby, they can typically attach hooks for snaps, so that you can hang a trough.
I like how you include all of the extra steps that are going to make her feel more comfortable 'doing the thing', not just using +R to sugar coat insisting she 'do the thing'.
Gorgeous mare!I didn’t hear what she does when door is closed? She loaded so easilY!
awesome video Shawna! I am dealing with this exact problem with one of my horses! This video is sooo helpful:)
I’m glad you like it!
Yes. That's how I've been working with my geldings too.
How is the feed trough attached in the trailer?
If I recall correctly, it’s a soft, corner, feed trough that hangs with double end snaps. If you have a trailer repair company nearby, they can typically attach hooks for snaps, so that you can hang a trough.
I'm also dealing with this issue! What model is the trailer in this video?