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Location: Akron NY | Its a 2011 Sundowner and the walls have Sundowners SUNcoat. my horses are Scraping off coating and denting it. I didn't spend 40K for my walls to come down lol. Any ideas would be great! thanks |
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Location: Lander WY | Rubber matting secured by rivets |
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Location: western PA | Ditto on installing rubber stall mats. |
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Location: Decatur, Texas | Originally written by Magic123 on 2013-07-29 8:53 PM
Its a 2011 Sundowner and the walls have Sundowners SUNcoat. my horses are Scraping off coating and denting it. I didn't spend 40K for my walls to come down lol. Any ideas would be great! thanks
Buy a crop and spank that a**....
No really buy a crop or whip and when the horse tries to raise that leg to kick or paw, pop him below the hock or below the knee if he is pawing. We had one doing this and about 3 times he stopped! You have to mean business when you do this, not just a little love tap! |
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Location: Akron NY | Thanks all for input! ill put up some rubber mats |
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Location: Rocky Mount N.C. | One of those shock collar things will work wonders for kickers and stompers... Your $40K trailer is not the problem... Correct the problem. |
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| Originally written by retento on 2013-08-02 11:37 AM
One of those shock collar things will work wonders for kickers and stompers... Your $40K trailer is not the problem... Correct the problem.
Ditto that.
You have a TRAINING issue, not a TRAILER issue. |
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Location: Decatur, Texas | When are we going to get a "like" icon on this site like fb has?
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Location: Texas | I got a Trailer Eyes camera unit for Christmas. At first I thought it was frivolous and not really useful. My horse was just standing there. Then we took husbands horse, who we discovered was doing a constant "dance" they whole time the trailer moved, and also that my innocent, do nothing wrong gelding, when not tied, would shift back, reach over the divider, and bite my husbands horse. The camera showed us where some issues were that we had no idea about otherwise. Might be something to consider, so you see when and why they are kicking or scrambling. Its now one of the best $300 we spent |
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Location: Vermont | Originally written by trot-on on 2013-08-02 8:58 PM
I got a Trailer Eyes camera unit for Christmas. At first I thought it was frivolous and not really useful. My horse was just standing there. Then we took husbands horse, who we discovered was doing a constant "dance" they whole time the trailer moved, and also that my innocent, do nothing wrong gelding, when not tied, would shift back, reach over the divider, and bite my husbands horse. The camera showed us where some issues were that we had no idea about otherwise. Might be something to consider, so you see when and why they are kicking or scrambling. Its now one of the best $300 we spent
Ditto that....an interior camera shows all "the warts" of a trailered horse... |
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what to put on new GN horse trailer walls for the kickers?
