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Sep 5 08 4:57 AM
Sierra wrote: 4H&H, he was definitely kicking AT me to get me the heck away. He didn't like me asking for more space and he expected me to throw food. So kicking was what he did about it. The worst part is that although I got onto him best I could in the situation, I don't think he ever "got it" that it's not acceptable. I think he will/would do the exact same thing again. I'm thankful I didn't get hurt and glad that he only fired off the once rather than keeping coming at me. To be honest, I've been regretting buying this horse anyway - my fault, not his. He's young and needs further training, which I was ok with. But, when I got him, I didn't know that we'd end up having a baby and he'd go quite a while without really being worked with. He's got good points - he's rock solid with regards to spooking - he handles guns, fireworks, grassfires, ATV's, dogs, etc with barely a flinch. And, he's turning into a pretty nice looking horse - apha bs palomino. But, this kicking has got to come to a stop.
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