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<blockquote data-quote="flaboy+" data-source="post: 179222" data-attributes="member: 2489"><p>Yes I have. The colt got to where he wanted to rub his head on me so I had to slap him on the neck. That seemed to have worked as he has not done it since the last two whacks. </p><p></p><p>I stuck my finger gently into the shoulder of the filly and she tried to bite me (first time she had done this). I had to slap her on the mouth. She later tried to bite the sleeve of my jacket and I had to slap her again. She hasn't tried since then but I keep and eye on that mouth.</p><p></p><p>The colt will actually give to pressure better than the filly. He was trapping me in the stall at feeding time due to the location of his feeder. He would start eating and then step over which blocked my escape. I would put my hand on his ribs or the point of the hip and he would move back over. I have since moved the feeder so he can't trap me in the stall. He moves away very well to pressure. The filly is just stuborn and it takes her longer to react but eventually she does.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="flaboy+, post: 179222, member: 2489"] Yes I have. The colt got to where he wanted to rub his head on me so I had to slap him on the neck. That seemed to have worked as he has not done it since the last two whacks. I stuck my finger gently into the shoulder of the filly and she tried to bite me (first time she had done this). I had to slap her on the mouth. She later tried to bite the sleeve of my jacket and I had to slap her again. She hasn't tried since then but I keep and eye on that mouth. The colt will actually give to pressure better than the filly. He was trapping me in the stall at feeding time due to the location of his feeder. He would start eating and then step over which blocked my escape. I would put my hand on his ribs or the point of the hip and he would move back over. I have since moved the feeder so he can't trap me in the stall. He moves away very well to pressure. The filly is just stuborn and it takes her longer to react but eventually she does. [/QUOTE]
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