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digit
12-10-07, 09:42 AM
I don't know what to do with one of my horses. He always seems to be agitated and I don't know what is wrong. Can anyone hel me figure out why he is acting up?

postit
12-11-07, 07:04 PM
To give you an idea of what the issue is you need to give more information. When does your horse do it? Is it when you approach them, tack them, lead them, touch their ears, etc? Is agitated shown through pinning back ears? baring teeth? Dancing around a bit? If you can explain more of the issue people are more likely to be able to help.

alexis
12-12-07, 04:07 PM
Yea I truly think more info is needed here. Your horse just might be having something simple going on, but we cant be of more help w/o proper knowledge.

ilovehorses
12-20-07, 12:55 PM
We need to know more in order to help.
It could be that he is just not used to you, his horseshoes are uncomfortable or he could have lice.
There are a number of things that could be wrong, we need more information to be able to narrow down the list.

digit
12-20-07, 01:00 PM
Sorry about not giving enough information. He dances around like Prancer, doesn't show his teeth and he does this whenever we try to lead him. I am starting to think that it is his horseshoes.

snuffles
12-29-07, 03:56 PM
This may sound a little odd, but have you given the horse enough attention? Sometimes mine will get whiney if they are not visited each day.

Sugar89
01-03-08, 06:59 PM
He could be frightened or just antisocial. Horses can get upset easily by stange and unusual things: plastic bags, shadows, hats, noises etc. Some respond to these by spooking, others get defensive.

Rider
03-23-08, 05:17 AM
Sorry about not giving enough information. He dances around like Prancer, doesn't show his teeth and he does this whenever we try to lead him. I am starting to think that it is his horseshoes.

He might have been traumatized by some time ago when someone had led him. Don't force him to do your bidding, calm him down and try showing him that its ok to follow you.

Also try placing some blinds so that your horse won't see you infront.


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