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Mustang *-* My horse's trainer has had a young mustang from birth and he's wonderful! She's breaking him under saddle right now actully. |
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Veterna Springs said:
Personally, I wouldn't worry about breed just look for personality and one with a good mind :D Certain breeds don't make better horses.
^^ Exactly what Mon said. Go off of a horse's personality, mind, and behavior. I wouldn't pick a horse just because of the breed |
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Moonglade Manor said:
first of all this is awesome! If you are experienced enough go for it and get a mustang, i'm sure the challenge would be great. Really you should look through all the breeds and find some nice ones in each, narrow it down to a few and see which you like the most. Don't bring one home that will be a problem, bring one that will be a project! Good luck ;)
Thankyou and yes I have narrowed down the breeds and those are the ones I narrowed down to. Thankyou for the tip! :D |
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Veterna Springs said:
Personally, I wouldn't worry about breed just look for personality and one with a good mind :D Certain breeds don't make better horses.
Very Very true |
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Sagebrush said:
Tb or mustang from me!
Thanks for your opinion |
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in memory of sugar said:
Mustang *-* My horse's trainer has had a young mustang from birth and he's wonderful! She's breaking him under saddle right now actully.
That's awsome! Thanks for sharing! |
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California Valley said:
Veterna Springs said:
Personally, I wouldn't worry about breed just look for personality and one with a good mind :D Certain breeds don't make better horses.
^^ Exactly what Mon said. Go off of a horse's personality, mind, and behavior. I wouldn't pick a horse just because of the breed
Yes I had that Experience before and she was a half TB and she bucked. I sold her and that was the best thing I could do. |
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Mustang trainer here!! id suggest getting a mustang if youre ready but id suggest a 2 year old gelding(mares can be a little sassy compared to the young geldings) definitely what to look for is one that isnt picking fights in the pens and one that may come up to you if you kneel infront of the pen that means theyre interested in learning about people. Make sure you have a good place to put it youre gonna need a round pen make sure it doesnt have corners you dont want them to feel trapped when youre working with them. Biggest thing with mustangs: DONT LOOK ONLY FOR COLOR first mustang i looked at was a gorgeous grey and i decided i wanted him but they told me not to get him that same horse mauled a trainer against a fence. vs the little bay mare i got eating popsicles with me in the arena LOL mustangs are very hard to train not only physically but mentally youre gonna have moments when you want to send them back but then youll have a breakthrough and youre gonna love them. Id suggest for your first mustang to get a tip trainer theyll train them to halter trailer lead and pick up all 4 feet itll cost 125 instead of 25 but its still worth it Also if you can find a horse from muddy creek HMA they have the best temperments out of all the HMAs ive seen so far and theyre super easy to work with and theyre very intelligent |
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Wings Of Glory said:
Mustang trainer here!! id suggest getting a mustang if youre ready but id suggest a 2 year old gelding(mares can be a little sassy compared to the young geldings) definitely what to look for is one that isnt picking fights in the pens and one that may come up to you if you kneel infront of the pen that means theyre interested in learning about people. Make sure you have a good place to put it youre gonna need a round pen make sure it doesnt have corners you dont want them to feel trapped when youre working with them. Biggest thing with mustangs: DONT LOOK ONLY FOR COLOR first mustang i looked at was a gorgeous grey and i decided i wanted him but they told me not to get him that same horse mauled a trainer against a fence. vs the little bay mare i got eating popsicles with me in the arena LOL mustangs are very hard to train not only physically but mentally youre gonna have moments when you want to send them back but then youll have a breakthrough and youre gonna love them. Id suggest for your first mustang to get a tip trainer theyll train them to halter trailer lead and pick up all 4 feet itll cost 125 instead of 25 but its still worth it Also if you can find a horse from muddy creek HMA they have the best temperments out of all the HMAs ive seen so far and theyre super easy to work with and theyre very intelligent
Thankyou for the great tips! I already learned from my experience with color chosing and end up bad. Also thankyou for a place that I could look at! :D |
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heres my mustang girly that is from the muddy creek HMA you can see shes pretty tall and has a very nice build for a mustang thats why i reccomended that HMA:) |
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