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new horse being attacked by others at stable
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<blockquote data-quote="justjack" data-source="post: 43138" data-attributes="member: 597"><p>I would introduce the mare to one horse at a time. Use a seperate paddock. Have the mare seperated from the herd with one horse at a time. Be patient and keep the two seperated until they reach a mutual level of respect and have bonded as a two horse herd. This may take days or even a week. You have to do this with all the horses in the herd. If the herd is too big, you may be able to develope a smaller herd within the main herd. This smaller herd will, of course, include the mare and any horses she was able to bond with. </p><p> The size of the herd and the size of the grazing area that the herd is turned out in, will determine how long a process. Let me know if you have more info and if this helps. Also, ** No Advertising**</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="justjack, post: 43138, member: 597"] I would introduce the mare to one horse at a time. Use a seperate paddock. Have the mare seperated from the herd with one horse at a time. Be patient and keep the two seperated until they reach a mutual level of respect and have bonded as a two horse herd. This may take days or even a week. You have to do this with all the horses in the herd. If the herd is too big, you may be able to develope a smaller herd within the main herd. This smaller herd will, of course, include the mare and any horses she was able to bond with. The size of the herd and the size of the grazing area that the herd is turned out in, will determine how long a process. Let me know if you have more info and if this helps. Also, ** No Advertising** [/QUOTE]
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