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<blockquote data-quote="mariontx" data-source="post: 293500" data-attributes="member: 5152"><p>I too am far from being an expert, but here is what we do:</p><p>1. Tie the animal to a strong post with head up high. Make sure it's not to high, however. We usually leave them tied up high for a few days, 30 minutes-1 hr at a time.</p><p>2. After that, Comb the animal (real easy). Start with the neck and move backwards. Sometimes it takes a few days to get all around the animal. If the animal kicks, you can use a glove on the end of a showstick to get to the rear.</p><p>3. If the animal is still acting up, sometimes putting water all over them calms them down (then repeat step 2)</p><p>4. After you have done this for a week or so, start walking them within a small area to feed or water. As was suggested before, slowly start moving the feed/water further away.</p><p></p><p>Through all this, I would recommend moving easy and slowly around the animal. Good Luck!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mariontx, post: 293500, member: 5152"] I too am far from being an expert, but here is what we do: 1. Tie the animal to a strong post with head up high. Make sure it's not to high, however. We usually leave them tied up high for a few days, 30 minutes-1 hr at a time. 2. After that, Comb the animal (real easy). Start with the neck and move backwards. Sometimes it takes a few days to get all around the animal. If the animal kicks, you can use a glove on the end of a showstick to get to the rear. 3. If the animal is still acting up, sometimes putting water all over them calms them down (then repeat step 2) 4. After you have done this for a week or so, start walking them within a small area to feed or water. As was suggested before, slowly start moving the feed/water further away. Through all this, I would recommend moving easy and slowly around the animal. Good Luck! [/QUOTE]
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