Showing posts with label horse in pain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label horse in pain. Show all posts

Can you recognize defensiveness, anticipation, and pain in the horse?

Dear Sam: Horse Help Horsemanship 

This episode offers the opportunity to assess a horse's behavior for defensiveness, anticipation, and pain indicators. The Remote Horse Coach then shares an in-depth assessment to help equine enthusiasts learn how to read and recognize the horse's behavior. This gives insight into where to start with the horse, as well as seeing the horse's coping patterns. The video sheds light on various health issues that may affect the horse's willingness to participate. Join us in this educational horse video to enhance your horsemanship skills and deepen your understand.



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Recognizing Defensive Horse Behavior- Saddling Problems

Understanding Horse Behavior: Learn to recognize Signs of Equine Pain along with Defensiveness towards Saddling and Human Pressure (Sound on) This mare that I met in South America reflects so many of the common "Saddling issue" behaviors I see. She had already put multiple people in the hospital and her owners could not understand why.

Is my horse misbehaving or in pain?

Many unwanted horse behaviors are a result of an animal that is experiencing pain. In this video Sam shares tips about how to translate or recognize a few of the common signs or indications that a horse may be in pain which may be the root cause(s) of dangerous or resistant equine behavior such as biting, kicking, bucking, bolting, difficult to catch, saddle, bridle, or mount, etc. Subscribe to the Alternative Horsemanship YouTube Channel for more Tuesday Trainer Tips videos.