This is a great video Sue, it's very clearly delivered in a step by step guide, thank you for your time in putting this together so well, both the in hand and ridden. As an equine behaviourist and therapist over here in the U.K. I totally agree that nearly all unwanted behaviour comes about through pain and I have also be giving the same advise to guardians including knowing your horses vital sounds. One thing I have found is that moving the hindquarters around can go a little pear shaped if the horse hasnt been able to offer a flex through the poll to open the outside ribs for a correct leg underneath belly hindquarter yield, in your video this horse has yielded perfectly through his front end allowing for the hindquarter to step through, so I'm always very careful to show how to set this up, hope that is a useful little nugget 😊🐎😊 Thank you again, it's a great home users tool and I will share on my fb page, Sue from Sussex in the U.K.
I have a question, my horse 3 yr old gelding been riding him, had to change saddles it wasn’t mine,and ever since then I saddle him and he try’s to bite on the right side. I don’t know what to do. I’m gonna use your video and check him out for pain
If you’re interested, this course teaches you more techniques on how to check he’s comfortable: thehorsephysio.thinkific.com/courses/horse-health-check. And these books will also help: www.thehorsephysio.co.uk/writing/bpt/ and www.harmonioushorsemanship.co.uk
This is a great video Sue, it's very clearly delivered in a step by step guide, thank you for your time in putting this together so well, both the in hand and ridden. As an equine behaviourist and therapist over here in the U.K. I totally agree that nearly all unwanted behaviour comes about through pain and I have also be giving the same advise to guardians including knowing your horses vital sounds. One thing I have found is that moving the hindquarters around can go a little pear shaped if the horse hasnt been able to offer a flex through the poll to open the outside ribs for a correct leg underneath belly hindquarter yield, in your video this horse has yielded perfectly through his front end allowing for the hindquarter to step through, so I'm always very careful to show how to set this up, hope that is a useful little nugget 😊🐎😊 Thank you again, it's a great home users tool and I will share on my fb page, Sue from Sussex in the U.K.
Thank you 🙂
I have a question, my horse 3 yr old gelding been riding him, had to change saddles it wasn’t mine,and ever since then I saddle him and he try’s to bite on the right side. I don’t know what to do. I’m gonna use your video and check him out for pain
Can you get a saddle fitter to fit the new saddle for him? It sounds like something about the new saddle might be bothering him?
If you’re interested, this course teaches you more techniques on how to check he’s comfortable: thehorsephysio.thinkific.com/courses/horse-health-check. And these books will also help: www.thehorsephysio.co.uk/writing/bpt/ and www.harmonioushorsemanship.co.uk