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Problem Horse has Food Aggression

3.7M views · Dec 1, 2020 · Pets & Animals

Ryan Rose

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@ryanrosehorsemanship · 1 year ago · pinned
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@westernspurs · 3 years ago
This is a smart mare who’s just gotten her way for far too long, good that they caught it early
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@groussac · 3 years ago
A shout out to Jessica and other horse owners for sharing their experiences with us. It's a big help.
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@bebebutterfield7699 · 5 years ago
You aint seen food aggression until you've seen me weaning me off of chocolate ice-cream.
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@saspinks3001 · 5 years ago
Ryan is cool as a cucumber.  Notice how his demeaner doesn't change as he corrects the horse.  He doesn't get all amped up.  Because it's not personal, it's just the way it is.  Horse sees it the same way and respect is established.
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@shelbelee · 5 years ago
Great lesson. I hate when people think food aggression is cute. I worked with this one spoiled horse where her owner thought it was cute and I had to spend so much time building up respect boundaries. She loved testing me because the longer they are like that the more they push. It translates to riding too. Cause if the can push you off food then pushing off the saddle is just a stones throw away 😂
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@StoutShako · 3 years ago (edited)
I think it's notable how firm, but kind he was to the horse! He gave her a little boop on the nose when she wouldn't back off and when she was kicking, but otherwise was really respectful. He also stressed not making your horse afraid of you, which I really liked!
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@melpet444 · 5 years ago
“…a little ‘Buck-You’ there”.  Priceless!!!!
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@windmillstables1 · 5 years ago
For those who think he was mean for tapping that horse.  Did you see her trying to double barrel kick him?  That can easily kill a person. Horses can also bite a face off or break an arm & cause other serious damage.  The lessons she learns while young can save her from a bad fate later on.  Nice job Ryan.
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@choconutty9511 · 5 years ago
Seems like it’s a matter of the horse learning that she can use aggression to “teach” humans to do what she wants. Glad to see you worked on boundaries both with and without food.
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@debradupra6554 · 5 years ago
I don’t blame her for being a bit afraid.I had a horse that was food aggressive.The horse bit me in the face and almost tore my nose off.A few surgery later and It made me more aware of what they can do.
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@idiotsandwich4912 · 5 years ago
I see a lot of comments saying that this girl isn’t very confident. I think the issue is that there’s a camera on her and she doesn’t really know this guy super well. She’s probably more confident alone.
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