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Old 05-12-2008, 01:43 PM   #1
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Talking scouts new trick!
i have been working on scout wiht bowing for a couple weeks now, and here is how he is doing!

about 2 weeks ago:

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The second one won't work!

I wish i could teach my horse to bow! Was it terribly hard?
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The second one won't work!

I wish i could teach my horse to bow! Was it terribly hard?
fixing it now! :P well, scout's a pig. so it was not that hard. I just did lots of bending exersizes with him, and started holding the treat inbetween his legs, and moved back... and i got this!:
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That is so cool!!! I should teach my horse that
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Old 05-12-2008, 04:19 PM   #5
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That is so cool!!! I should teach my horse that
teehee thanks ;] Scout's a very good boy, and extremley easy to train!!!
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Actually, thats the first thing I wanted to "trick train" my new horse to do, I'm planning on doing stuff like that for my friend's older horse, because she can be kinda stiff, I figured it would help her to stretch, we already have to stretch her legs for her lol
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I loooove the tye dye halter..where did you get it?? Your horse is doing wonderful at bowing. I wish my mare would do it but she's sneaky when it comes to treats..lol Very smart horse you got there.
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Sorry to burst your bubble, but generally a horse bow looks like this

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what she is showing is just the first step in bow training
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Old 05-14-2008, 12:22 PM   #10
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what she is showing is just the first step in bow training
mhm, were still working at it. just keeping yall updated!
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