You have done a fantastic job with the little man - thank you so much. Looking forward to coming down and seeing him in action. Only hope we are as good students as he has been : ) Carol & Steve
Following your videos and greatly admiring your training techniques and skill/communication with whatever horse/pony you have in-hand. Rode horses for many years - driving is such a new skill to learn......(with a competent instructor of course!)
+retro80s No this is the first time the shetlands have had this pony in front of them, and the first time the little coloured has been in front of any other pony. The 2 shetlands are owned by one client and the coloured by another. He's not out the front to give the pair confidence (as they are already broken and doing their job nicely) but as a test to show his owner how confident he is now with a lot of noise (i.e.a swingle tree, 2 other ponies and a carriage) behind him, as he was sent to us because he was frightened of noise behind.
I'm in Arizona and I have 3 10.2 Shetland ponies. I can't find the soft rubber bit anywhere. Could you please give me a source for purchasing these soft rubber bits you use?
The clip clopping of the tiny hooves is too cute!
i know lol
You have done a fantastic job with the little man - thank you so much. Looking forward to coming down and seeing him in action. Only hope we are as good students as he has been : ) Carol & Steve
Following your videos and greatly admiring your training techniques and skill/communication with whatever horse/pony you have in-hand. Rode horses for many years - driving is such a new skill to learn......(with a competent instructor of course!)
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That is the cutest ever!
that's brilliant they look very well together I was unsure of the setup ...thanks for sharing it's brilliant .
amazing how similar the 2 brown shetlands look...identical twins
good job
is this in Stoke on trent? 😊
really nice setup do they drive as a trio constant or is the lead pony an add on to give the pair some confidence?
+retro80s No this is the first time the shetlands have had this pony in front of them, and the first time the little coloured has been in front of any other pony. The 2 shetlands are owned by one client and the coloured by another. He's not out the front to give the pair confidence (as they are already broken and doing their job nicely) but as a test to show his owner how confident he is now with a lot of noise (i.e.a swingle tree, 2 other ponies and a carriage) behind him, as he was sent to us because he was frightened of noise behind.
I'm in Arizona and I have 3 10.2 Shetland ponies. I can't find the soft rubber bit anywhere. Could you please give me a source for purchasing these soft rubber bits you use?
do you train horses from scratch?
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