just for those who are really struggling with back hoof refusal and haven't already thought of it... Of course, make sure it isn't pain first. I thought it was a behavioural issue in my arab as he slammed down a back foot and was very reluctant of the other. I found after he was reshoed, that he had an abscess grow out in the opposite front foot (of his worst back). When it was healed, had to re learn to pick up his backs as he had developed the habit of slamming it down. Good luck and of course, great video. You cause a storm of light bulbs for me :) For us, in re-learning, ground work and common-sense respect solved it mostly.
Thanks for a fresh thought of why my horse is slamming his feet down on me!!! I've missed so much training with him for many months due to me being ill. I finally got anew perspective that makes sense
Hi Warwick, I have a Brumby i been working with ( only done about 6 hrs with him) but when i got him he was very spooky and wouldnt let me handle his back legs.. we been desentising and handling his legs and stuff but i dont think he was ever taught a cue or anything to lift them.. he will lift them but barely even off the ground sorta just rests his toe on the ground and i have to physically lift (with all my strength) his foot to where i can hold and it and clean it... how can i get him to lift it for me lol
When your horse pushes against you just push back to show him your in charge and hopefully he should listen ,its what I did now I can.pick up my horses front and back feet. Hopefully it helps
Time to go out and think about/observe the 'no no no". ---is it there? If so - time to address it! Thanks again for getting me thinking about issues in a different way
My 3 y/o unraced TB gelding won't pick up his back feet for me and I'm scared he's going to kick. The owner and my parents can pick them up fine but I just don't have the strength when it comes to pulling anymore. I broke my shoulder a few months ago and don't have the strength to pull on him and make him give it to me. Any advice?
but, the problem may return when you are not around. and, when the horse goes back home, he may revert to his old ways, especially if his owner stops doing the good things, and reverts back to her old behavior.
I cpuld use ypur jelp eith my mare. She NEVER says yes. Ive wirked worh her fkr a year now amd i still have to clean one foot a day. Ive used desensitization, the lead, reward, everything and she puns her esrs and kicks no matter what. By now, this should not be a problem but she will harm hetself to say no amd uf i hitch her to groom her and clean her feet, she breaks halters. The rest of the time she us an amazing horse. She iveys my commands wrll she works hard and she hobestly loves me. But, no mayter what i do, i cannot approach this horse and groom ger coat or clean her feet
My left ear enjoyed this. My right ear doesn't understand what's happening.
I'm glad I'm not the only one😅
just for those who are really struggling with back hoof refusal and haven't already thought of it... Of course, make sure it isn't pain first. I thought it was a behavioural issue in my arab as he slammed down a back foot and was very reluctant of the other. I found after he was reshoed, that he had an abscess grow out in the opposite front foot (of his worst back). When it was healed, had to re learn to pick up his backs as he had developed the habit of slamming it down. Good luck and of course, great video. You cause a storm of light bulbs for me :) For us, in re-learning, ground work and common-sense respect solved it mostly.
I wish it were that simple with every horse.
Love watching your vids. :)
Thanks for a fresh thought of why my horse is slamming his feet down on me!!! I've missed so much training with him for many months due to me being ill. I finally got anew perspective that makes sense
First sentence: i need your help with my mare. Phone screen is brojen amd not accepting my pushes😢
Hi Warwick, I have a Brumby i been working with ( only done about 6 hrs with him) but when i got him he was very spooky and wouldnt let me handle his back legs.. we been desentising and handling his legs and stuff but i dont think he was ever taught a cue or anything to lift them.. he will lift them but barely even off the ground sorta just rests his toe on the ground and i have to physically lift (with all my strength) his foot to where i can hold and it and clean it... how can i get him to lift it for me lol
my horse tries to push me out of the way, he will lean against my trying to pick up front and hind feet and seems to actually try to step on my feet
When your horse pushes against you just push back to show him your in charge and hopefully he should listen ,its what I did now I can.pick up my horses front and back feet. Hopefully it helps
Time to go out and think about/observe the 'no no no". ---is it there? If so - time to address it!
Thanks again for getting me thinking about issues in a different way
hello warwick schiller!
i have to ask, what headpiece does your horse wearing?
thanks for responding
It's just a rope halter
My 3 y/o unraced TB gelding won't pick up his back feet for me and I'm scared he's going to kick. The owner and my parents can pick them up fine but I just don't have the strength when it comes to pulling anymore. I broke my shoulder a few months ago and don't have the strength to pull on him and make him give it to me. Any advice?
No audio?
but, the problem may return when you are not around. and, when the horse goes back home, he may revert to his old ways, especially if his owner stops doing the good things, and reverts back to her old behavior.
It IS THAT SIMPLE!
A great impression of it running back, but nothing more.
I loved watching this episode. It's amazing that when working with one issue fixes another .Thanks a bunch for sharing this. 😀
I can't hear anything..
Gee, no sound on this. Cut out after about 5 seconds.
I just checked it, works fine here.
@@WarwickSchiller Tried again. No sound. It may work for you but it is not watchable for me. I cannot read lips.
@@renawatts7379 make sure your left speaker is working. The camera I had years ago only recorded in mono, so only had one side.
@@WarwickSchiller I have only one speaker!
Sux 2 suck :/
According to the captions your name is mora killer😅
My mustang wont pick up his front feet & if he does he slammed it down
As you would have realised from this video, it’s probably not a foot problem
I cpuld use ypur jelp eith my mare. She NEVER says yes. Ive wirked worh her fkr a year now amd i still have to clean one foot a day. Ive used desensitization, the lead, reward, everything and she puns her esrs and kicks no matter what. By now, this should not be a problem but she will harm hetself to say no amd uf i hitch her to groom her and clean her feet, she breaks halters. The rest of the time she us an amazing horse. She iveys my commands wrll she works hard and she hobestly loves me. But, no mayter what i do, i cannot approach this horse and groom ger coat or clean her feet
Then the owner has to come back to the clinic. But without his horse ;-)