This is typical of Karim - he has always had a ton of common sense and he is gentle and sweet most of the time. Easter Sunday the idiot neighbor (the other side neighbor is great) had company - I looked out to see a man, 3 little kids and a woman all heading for the fence to look at Karim - and Karim, besides being the nosiest horse I have ever had, eats up attention so he made a beeline for them and stood there just as docile as can be, getting petted and oohed and ahhed over. No nipping, no attitude, just my sweet boy. On the other side of the coin, yesterday he came flying up from the back pasture right to the gate in the front yard. He started to furiously paw the ground, then he would raise up and stomp it with both front feet, tossing his head and adding a few half bucks - the only thing I can think of to cause this little tantrum was that he got stung by something out back and came up front to lodge his complaint and vent his frustration! He could have done this out back, but he came up front where I would see him - after all, what good is a tantrum if nobody sees it?? Just like any other kid, when there is something wrong he wants his MOM!
Gaining Respect
#61
Posted 08 April 2010 - 02:09 PM
This is typical of Karim - he has always had a ton of common sense and he is gentle and sweet most of the time. Easter Sunday the idiot neighbor (the other side neighbor is great) had company - I looked out to see a man, 3 little kids and a woman all heading for the fence to look at Karim - and Karim, besides being the nosiest horse I have ever had, eats up attention so he made a beeline for them and stood there just as docile as can be, getting petted and oohed and ahhed over. No nipping, no attitude, just my sweet boy. On the other side of the coin, yesterday he came flying up from the back pasture right to the gate in the front yard. He started to furiously paw the ground, then he would raise up and stomp it with both front feet, tossing his head and adding a few half bucks - the only thing I can think of to cause this little tantrum was that he got stung by something out back and came up front to lodge his complaint and vent his frustration! He could have done this out back, but he came up front where I would see him - after all, what good is a tantrum if nobody sees it?? Just like any other kid, when there is something wrong he wants his MOM!
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#62
Posted 08 April 2010 - 04:30 PM
Janessa Jones
Secret Oasis Ranch . Spencer, TN.
.Mistu Royal Sirecho... 2005 grey stallion, SE, AK & SOF (Ibn Serr Echo, Lothar g.son X Ravenwood Dena)
.Einaudi Echo tm... 2011 black colt, SE and AK (Ruuqa by Ibn Alih X My Aussie Girl)
.My Aussie Girl... 1998 black SE & AK mare by (The Fugitive a Moniet El Sharaf g.son X Jaytee Monieta a Simeon Shai g.daughter)
.Ruube TM... 2007 chestnut SE & AK mare by (Ruuqa, Ibn Alih son X Bint Waseela a Wahag g.daughter)
.TM Delia 2008 chestnut SE & AK mare by (Ruuqa X TF Caelia a TM and Shaihk Al Badi g.daughter)
.Halima Inasa... 2007 bay SE and AK mare by (Insignia DeSha x Hali Inasa X Abraxas Halimaar) On lease from Top of the Hill Arabians.
#63
Posted 18 June 2010 - 03:58 AM
janessa, on Jan 8 2010, 05:34 PM, said:
She has had a local trainer out a few times to teach her how to work with him etc. He free lounges, ground drives, and has been saddled, and she has sat on him for a few seconds, but it took forever to do those things because he is such a pest.
Sherry
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