pythia_dreaming (
pythia_dreaming) wrote2008-02-15 08:58 pm
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Fuck I hate people who can't handle their horses or don't try to actually communicate with them.
I was just watching a vid on youtube of a girl (attempting) to longe her horse. In reply to a comment posted, she called her horse dull and lazy. From what I could see, he didn't look like that at all. He seemed like he was trying really hard to do what he thought she was asking him. But she was utterly failing at communicating with him, and just seemed to expect him to understand her verbal commands. He was confused, and it wasn't his fault that she was giving him mixed signals, yet she blames him for it. Christ it makes me angry when people don't make an effort to understand their animals. Riding and working with horses (or any animals) is a partnership. It goes both ways. You can't expect them to respect you if you don't respect them.
Arrrrrgh.
I was just watching a vid on youtube of a girl (attempting) to longe her horse. In reply to a comment posted, she called her horse dull and lazy. From what I could see, he didn't look like that at all. He seemed like he was trying really hard to do what he thought she was asking him. But she was utterly failing at communicating with him, and just seemed to expect him to understand her verbal commands. He was confused, and it wasn't his fault that she was giving him mixed signals, yet she blames him for it. Christ it makes me angry when people don't make an effort to understand their animals. Riding and working with horses (or any animals) is a partnership. It goes both ways. You can't expect them to respect you if you don't respect them.
Arrrrrgh.
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I prefer to try and think that the horse knows more than me, therefore undesired stuff is generally my fault and not the horse's.
It is true, they have a lot to teach us.
*hugs*
:) xx
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmpsbHWhoC0
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Oh well, at least shes not an "expert" with rough hands or someone who sits heavily. That's far worse for the horse than getting a bit confused by an idiot who can't do proper groundwork IMHO
:)
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I'm actually only scared of mini horses. I worked on a petting farm, and there were 3 mini horses, but if one of them was away (like at a school fare, giving rides or something) the other two would get really edgy and aggrevated and wouldn't let me touch them at all. Then they'd try to bite and bunt me.. I just left them to themselves and went to feed the bunnies, lol.
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*rolls eyes*
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