AZHT: How to Properly use Spurs on a Horse - STAY SOFT
Learn how to use spurs properly to disengage a horses hind quarter. Spurs are not meant to stab or kick the horse they are used to roll and be light with it. Get your horse used to the spurs on the ground first, take the time to roll the spur softly on both sides till they are comfortable with the noise and feel of it. Let them smell it and feel it with their nose if they are weary. If your horse has not seen or felt a spur, they may spook and become reactive. Therefore, it is important that you reassure them that it is not harmful on the ground first. As always it take time, patience, and practice! Soft Hands, Soft Horse!
▶︎
AZHT: How to Get a Horse Use to the Lasso
▶︎
Dealing with Excess Energy in a Horse
▶︎
Everything You Need to Know about SPURS
▶︎
Goin'-to-Town Spurs
▶︎
6 "Normal" Things That Actually Stress Your Horse Out
▶︎
Rehabilitating a Fearful Horse
▶︎
When to Use Spurs When Riding Your Horse
▶︎
If Your Horse Nudges You With Their Nose, Here's What It Really Means…
▶︎
Ken McNabb - Spurs (Part 1)
▶︎
How to Make a Horse Your Friend
▶︎
Leg cues
▶︎
7 Things Horses Do ONLY for Their Favorite Person (And You Might Not Even Notice)
▶︎
Let’s Talk about Spurs
▶︎
What the Comanche Understood About Horses That We Forgot
▶︎
The Best Horse Bits: Reasons Behind the Three Piece Soft Touch Bit Design
▶︎
HOW TO USE SPURS FOR THE FIRST TIME
▶︎
Spur Fitting & Use - Everyday Horsemanship
▶︎
A Good Riding Posture For Safety and Comfort
▶︎
HOW TO PLAY WITH A HORSE
▶︎