2DogsFarm, I wasn’t saying that about your farrier, but I’ve heard so many who only remember the nasty ones. I have to say, I love any vet (or farrier, or anyone) who gets down on the horse’s level to communicate. I hope my farrier never retires, as he loves my little ones. We always have a “pony of the day” contest with treats for the winner (actually, they all win).
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S’All Good 
Yeah, don’t bash your Pro unless you can do better, and don’t you, Pro, bash my horses! Figuratively or literally! 
This was posted back in July and there are still no pictures. 
(Drumming fingers impatiently….).
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Awww
They’ve been here 3 weeks. And I apologize. Have to make phone talk to iPad and then upload. Or pull up chrono on phone. Which could be dangerous 
While I figure it out I offer you https://www.instagram.com/p/Ch53i0Qud10/?igshid=YzA2ZDJiZGQ=
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@Equibrit Our little rescue mini donkey was like that. A halter and lead plus a little motivation with a small whip (more for noise) to keep him swinging his hind end away from me and he learned to lunge in a circle around me. He’s much more respectful now. Even learned to pick up his feet like a gentleman. 
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