Catching your donkey (Part 2)

This video follows on from Part 1, introducing the head collar to the donkey that doesn’t like to be caught and beginning to increase the use of positive reinforcement in catching.
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The Donkey Sanctuary is an international animal welfare charity, based in the UK, working to protect and care for donkeys and mules.

[@johndauncey2719]

I can hear everything

[@prdeereman]

Is that the first time it ever had a halter on it ? I'm thinking not or my Mammoth is super shy ...

[@cacatr4495]

Disgruntled Hillbilly
By the donkey's ease and following the handler, I don't believe this is the first time the donkey has worn a halter.

[@cacatr4495]

Do you realize we can't make out your words when you're away from the mike? An accent under normal conditions makes quick understanding a challenge, but adding distance, sound distortion and reverberation to that, inside a big barn, where the accented speaker is turned away from the mike, all makes it worse. There should be captioning, or some other method employed, to aid the viewers with the words. Thank you. (As a result, this was unusable. I had watched part 1, but this video's sound situation is a problem.)