barnbum
Well-Known Member
Well--there's lots of snow out there now--but they'll still put their head down to snuffle that!
I tied baler twine from the top of the halter to the surcingle, but that just makes them pull the surcingle a quarter up (down?) their mane. Good grief. I'm not training for driving--or shows--so it doesn't matter how long I stay in the halter, but adding the side check will steer me to adding it sooner.
I will say--the longer we work--the less they do it--it's mostly in the first 10 min I wrestle with this. And if I work them in the road--we're fine. But--I'd like to stay in a halter for awhile.
Suggestions?
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I tied baler twine from the top of the halter to the surcingle, but that just makes them pull the surcingle a quarter up (down?) their mane. Good grief. I'm not training for driving--or shows--so it doesn't matter how long I stay in the halter, but adding the side check will steer me to adding it sooner.
I will say--the longer we work--the less they do it--it's mostly in the first 10 min I wrestle with this. And if I work them in the road--we're fine. But--I'd like to stay in a halter for awhile.
Suggestions?