She’s not the only one who read it as hyper aggressive and over the top.
Glad you’re in a better mood today.
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You being you, as usual.
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I call it like I see it. Proud of that, in fact.
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I think these things are pretty cool, but it does negate the “no hardware” benefits of a rope halter if you’re dealing with a horse who sets back.
True. I don’t use them, I have no problem with tying knots or halters staying on and it takes about the same amount of time as doing up a buckle on a flat halter. I could see the benefits of using one, though, if you have a lot of different people handling your horse (like at a boarding barn) and you want to ensure the halter is fitted on properly - not tied too loose/tight, tied wrong, or tied poorly so that it falls off on the way to the barn. Cheap insurance.
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