Leading Stallions to turnout / Leading difficult horses

Horses that are difficult to lead often spend most of their days in a stall. The excitement just takes over. It is more difficult even, when stallions have to be turned out in close proximity to mares as hormones will play a large role in the stallion's behaviour. More often than not, stallion chains are deemed necessary to lead a stallion or a difficult horse. However, there is another way we can teach the horse to curb its enthusiasm until free in the paddock or field. A little bit of patience goes a long way, as does the calm handler. This video shows how an inexperienced handler is learning to take this stallion from stall to paddock and her progress. For more information on leading stallions or difficult horses, please subscribe to this channel or visit: www.LoFoSoEquineBehaviour.com