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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 3201"><p>> Becky you would need the vet to do</p><p>> it he/she would need to look in a</p><p>> microscope. It sounds as if the</p><p>> last owners had the same trouble</p><p>> with him. Can he get his toung</p><p>> over the bit? That is a pretty</p><p>> good indicator there was trouble,</p><p>> Sometimes when people start a</p><p>> colt, they won't put the bit up</p><p>> into the mouth where it needs to</p><p>> be,so it hangs down and hits the</p><p>> teeth,that drives the colt</p><p>> crazy.They then learn how to play</p><p>> with the bit. Tongue over etc.</p><p>> Also check for wolf teeth.Often</p><p>> when the stearing goes out its</p><p>> teeth.There somewhat small teeth</p><p>> infrount of the 1st molar after</p><p>> the indenture space, check all 4</p><p>> courners. Well we will see what</p><p>> you come up with.Good Luck!!</p><p></p><p>Checked under his tongue last night and there was no mark so that's good! His wolf teeth are ok. My farrier floated his teeth last fall and checked them again this spring and they are fine. I am beginning to think it has something to do with misstreatment sometime in his past and will have to work through it if possible. He is a good little guy otherwise. My vet is coming out soon and I will get him to check his ears and my mare's ears also. His name is "SPIKE" so maybe he just likes to act up. Hehe. Thanks B**</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 3201"] > Becky you would need the vet to do > it he/she would need to look in a > microscope. It sounds as if the > last owners had the same trouble > with him. Can he get his toung > over the bit? That is a pretty > good indicator there was trouble, > Sometimes when people start a > colt, they won't put the bit up > into the mouth where it needs to > be,so it hangs down and hits the > teeth,that drives the colt > crazy.They then learn how to play > with the bit. Tongue over etc. > Also check for wolf teeth.Often > when the stearing goes out its > teeth.There somewhat small teeth > infrount of the 1st molar after > the indenture space, check all 4 > courners. Well we will see what > you come up with.Good Luck!! Checked under his tongue last night and there was no mark so that's good! His wolf teeth are ok. My farrier floated his teeth last fall and checked them again this spring and they are fine. I am beginning to think it has something to do with misstreatment sometime in his past and will have to work through it if possible. He is a good little guy otherwise. My vet is coming out soon and I will get him to check his ears and my mare's ears also. His name is "SPIKE" so maybe he just likes to act up. Hehe. Thanks B** [/QUOTE]
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