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Rocklone Miniature Horses

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How do you get them to stand still to be clipped? I use a shedder and elbow grease and after a few minutes, Seven starts nipping at me.
 
Both of mine have been clipped before but they can be fidgety. I have them trained to stop when i say "ah ah" though. The ears are the hardest part for them, so i had to cross tie very tightly and hold them. I don't have a twitch, but i use my hand as one, by putting four fingers (with short nails i may add!!) under the top lip and holding it.
 
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nice looking horses! can't wait to get mine clipped
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Amazing how the red winter coats turn out to be dark underneath. My guy will be a gray under his red coat.
 
What blade do you use? I need to clip my mare but worry I will be shaving her too close.
 
The top one looks like he/she is interested in getting into something while your back is turned.
 
They look great
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This is my 4th year clipping and I've learned that the best thing to do to deal with fidgeting is to just ignore it as much as possible, correcting only when they really are moving so much you can't do the job. Short intervals also helps. I've learned to not try and do the whole thing, start to finish, in one fell swoop. A firm and consistent "hand" really goes a long way.
 
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