> then she noticed him more and more aggressive when she would be
> between him and the mare, he would lunge to keep her away from the
> mare. So today I got a call... Vicki is out of the hospital and had
> to have emergency reconstructive surgery because he bit the front of
> her face almost of
>>> This particular mare tried to kick her 1 time and did bite her once in
her hand !(she was going to halter the mare) I was very surprised, until I
saw her approach my very sensitive gelding in the stall ,she walked
into the stall as "Hulk Hogan" Magni quickly turnaround, she damp her hand
in th
>>> but I do have been bitten. (twice since 1993) But only from youngsters
that I´m starting to handle (untouched 4-5 yo) I have never been bitten of
an trained horse of mine or others.
Do you think that's because of your expectations, Malin? That you don't
expect your horses to bite, and they u
as I have been with all kinds of breeds,but
know only with Icelandic´s here in Iceland (as we don´t have another breed).
I think it´s more uncommon that Icelandic´s bite´s vs other breeds
(trotters seems to be more bity & kicki or to say
ot more behavior problems but that can be because
the
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Karen Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >>> So what are you saying? Have any of your horses ever bitten?
> Icelandics?
>
> Read my post again.
I read it just fine the first time, that's why I asked whether any
of your horses had EVER bitten people. It wa
>>> So what are you saying? Have any of your horses ever bitten?
Icelandics?
Read my post again. In that post, I said: "I won't go so far as to say they
NEVER did or NEVER will, but they know it's not tolerated, and that we're in
a zero-tolerance, no-bite zone."
You said, "Some Icelandic's bite"
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Karen Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >>> You know, some Icelandics bite, I've been bitten by a mare, my
Snorri
> bit me when he first came to me.
>
> I took the c/t out of this subject line, because I agree, this is
an issue
> on its own.
>
> Kim, I re
