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05.01.11 How not to lunge a horse #3

Feather is a 12 year old BLM mustang mare. Known to be hard to catch in the past, also possibly was ridden at some point. Is she in season? Being dominant ...

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Maishley commented on 03 May 2011
You can point out anything. It's funny how I go out there with a clear plan - but then things go to pot, and I have to talk to people, and review the video to see all the things I did wrong. I nagged this poor horse so much. She was giving me what I wanted - but still I nagged her. It's embarrassing. I say I should know better, but man, does that prove I don't or what? She is independent, but is very smart and willing to please if only I can get myself on the proper track.
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USNBRAT91 commented on 03 May 2011
Can I just point out what I think was a crucial moment in this video (in my opinion of course) ? @ 1:14 your whole relationship with the horse is summed up in a matter of seconds. You turn your back to get the whip, she decides to change directions on her own accord(she is calling the shots by doing this) and then you let her continue in that direction essentially letting her take control. This seems like such a small thing, but it's little things like this that will...
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USNBRAT91 commented on 03 May 2011
prevent you from earning her respect. Don't get too disappointed with her current behavior, you've only had her a couple of months. She seems to have a natural independent streak in her personality anyway, and going a while with no discipline or interaction probably just played on that streak. Keep up the good work girl!
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Kelsie Beaulieu commented on 06 Jul 2012
also, the reason why she thretened you at :59 is because you gave her no release and kept after her even though she was doing the right thing. She didnt understand what you wanted and became frustrated. Nagging her and running after her with a whip wont make her trust you, it'll do the exact opposite.
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USNBRAT91 commented on 04 May 2011
I think you have a point - you put a lot of pressure on her even when she is moving forward the way you want. If you feel that she's about to slow up or can anticipate her doing something you don't want then it's a good time to put some pressure back on. Don't get too down on yourself!
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Kelsie Beaulieu commented on 06 Jul 2012
I noticed in your description you say she's kept alone. That is a huge problem. Horses are herd animals and need company. Horses kept in isolation can become aggressive and depressed. It would be better-for her- if she was put with at least one other horse.
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Kelsie Beaulieu commented on 06 Jul 2012
why not put her in with your gelding permanantly? Horses need companionship that humans cant provide. Horses are awake 22 hours a day. She needs another horse for constant companionship, especially if she used to be wild.
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Maishley commented on 06 Jul 2012
We tried introducing her and the other dominant mare once but they got into a serious fight and one had to get stitched up. Every once in a while I will put my gelding in with her.
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Maishley commented on 05 May 2011
@USNBRAT91 it fits! I was like - yah she's moving, but she's gotta move more and faster! that's the way to join up! WRONG! dope on a rope! lol, actually dope with a rope!
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ArielMistySavannah commented on 04 Jul 2012
You could have a vet check on her just in case. Also, I don't know if you did this or not, you could try a big bag of treats to halter her next time.
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horsewoman23 commented on 24 Oct 2011
wow, good luck to you and her! sounds like you've come a long way since you got her!! good job, and happy trails!
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Maishley commented on 24 Oct 2011
We are still working on things. I have gotten better. She can be highly reactive to things.
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Maishley commented on 16 Nov 2012
You are so right! Feather wasn't the one doing wrong here, it was entirely my fault.
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Kelsie Beaulieu commented on 06 Jul 2012
a bag of treats is not the way to go. thats just bribing the horse.
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USNBRAT91 commented on 04 May 2011
hahah nice title change :P
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