Ear Pinning (Ground Exercises)*
Solving Behavior Issues - On the Ground and Under Saddle -
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Ear Pinning – Act of Aggression –
a. Ear pinning is an act of aggression. When a horse pins their ears at you there is nothing good going through their mind. They are telling they don’t like what you are doing and they are going to bite, kick, strike, etc. you. Take care of this problem before it gets out of control and you have a 1,200 pound attack dog charging you.
b. Change of direction on the lunge line
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Body Shyness (Ground Exercise) *
Body Shyness
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