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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 23150"><p>If you are having trouble just getting your horse to go forward...you need to find a reliable trainer in your area to help you and your horse work thru this. Forcing the horse with spurs, a quirt, a stronger or harsher or softer bit is just going to add to your current problem. You should probably start at the beginning, find an enclosed area (corral, or round pen if available) and lightly ask your horse to move forward. Just bump his sides until he moves, yes this might take some time, but if the horse knows that you won't stop until he moves forward, his responce time will get quick fast. Just be consistant...a light bump on the sides until he takes even a step forward. Then stop as soon as he moves, reward him with a short rest, then ask again. Good luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 23150"] If you are having trouble just getting your horse to go forward...you need to find a reliable trainer in your area to help you and your horse work thru this. Forcing the horse with spurs, a quirt, a stronger or harsher or softer bit is just going to add to your current problem. You should probably start at the beginning, find an enclosed area (corral, or round pen if available) and lightly ask your horse to move forward. Just bump his sides until he moves, yes this might take some time, but if the horse knows that you won't stop until he moves forward, his responce time will get quick fast. Just be consistant...a light bump on the sides until he takes even a step forward. Then stop as soon as he moves, reward him with a short rest, then ask again. Good luck. [/QUOTE]
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