A look into biting or nipping: advice + an explanation for a horse that bites when things are being done to her in the stable, but not outside; advice for a horse that becomes nippy when anxious.
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I think I’m slowly starting to understand. My mouthy youngster Dusty, from the Virginia clinic, is mouthy because he is anxious or worried? Best to send him a bit out from me and ask him to do something, move a step up or back. When he gets a thought it’s sometimes hard to distract him as he’s so unflappable or quiet. I think he was flooded quite a bit before I got him as a 2 year old.
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