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Old 10-04-2010, 03:00 PM
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I show him inhand.I have had him under a year so last year he held his winter coat till end July and the judge said he looked shabby with half a mixed coat so trying this!!!He did well even with no training he got 4 out7 and 3 out of 5.The only problem is i cant get him going straight away i have to pull him then he is fine when he is moving.Do you have any ideas to help that prob??
I show miniature shetlands ,and if I get one that unwilling to go forward I have a long dressage whip that I have in my left hand so it will touch small bottom,just the touch of something sends them forward and if you put it with the command then it should sort itself out.
By the way ,the best thing I have ever bought for mine to sort out the hairy coats is a furminator,its brill ,you end up with almost a pony blanket on the floor!!
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I show miniature shetlands ,and if I get one that unwilling to go forward I have a long dressage whip that I have in my left hand so it will touch small bottom,just the touch of something sends them forward and if you put it with the command then it should sort itself out.
By the way ,the best thing I have ever bought for mine to sort out the hairy coats is a furminator,its brill ,you end up with almost a pony blanket on the floor!!
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