When tying a horse to the hitching post, you should make a slip-knot. You can find a diagram on how to make a slip-knot by maybe using Google or Bing. You want to make a slip-knot because if something happens when you are interacting with your horse, say if your horse spooks or a car is heading for your horse, you can pull the end of the knot and it will break free so the horse can run away safely and quickly. By using the slip-knot method, you AND your horse will not be in danger of things that you can't move away from quickly because if you tied him up with just a regular old square knot, you would have to have some pretty fast fingers to untie that kind of knot.
To tie a horse up, it is always best to use a knot that unties very easily. The reason for this is that if the horse gets frightened of something and rears, bucks, etc..., you should always be able to untie the knot quickly and easily, in case it does something dangerous like rearing up, and risks breaking its neck.
You should tie a knot, not too tight, but make sure that the rope is long so your horse can move its head freely.
not to tight but so it can't run away
Very tightly so it doesn't run away.
Tie a loose knot that will give if he spooks or runs You should not tie a loose knot. Actually when tieing your horse you should use a knot..but it is called a safety knot.The way the safety knot works is your horse can't untie himself but the handler can simply free the horse if the situation arised. You should tie a loose knot that will give if he spooks or run or else you could choke the horse.
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Whenever i tie my horses i just wrapp the lead rope around the post because the horse and pull back if spook but won't hurt himself. If you don't trust your horse for that use a slip knott but be constantly watching him so he doesnt hurt himself.
When training a horse, you wanna tie a knot that is tighter but will give. but if you are talking about a trained horse, you should be able to just tie it loose. so if the horse does spook it can get away. because if the horse does spook and cannot get away, the horse will go into flight mood and will more than likely break the halter of lead and run for a long time; where as if the horse can get away he/she might run away from the post, but will more than likely stop before he/she gets to far. u should tie your horse up with a quick release knot
Tie a knot where the tail of the rope slips back through theknot's center leaving a loop on the opposite side. If the horse pulls back the knot can be released by pulling the tail of the rope....preventing damage to the horse, rope and whatever the horse was tied to.
Use the quick-release knot. It's perfect for keeping your horse in spot and it's easy to untie in an emergency.
Tie a loose knot that will give if he spooks or runs You should not tie a loose knot. Actually when tieing your horse you should use a knot..but it is called a safety knot.The way the safety knot works is your horse can't untie himself but the handler can simply free the horse if the situation arised. You should tie a loose knot that will give if he spooks or run or else you could choke the horse.
No. You should not tie a knot when your horse is going to be tied to a post. You should always tie a loose not just in case the horse gets spooked or frightened. Never ever tie a tight not. I
When you tie your horse to a post, you should: Tie a loose knot that will give if he spooks or runs
If you use a pony knot (slip knot) to tie them so they can escape if they are distressed it should be safe.
if you tie a horse up you should always tie a quick release knot never leave a horse unattended when he is tied up
No, a slip not is best. You don't need to tie it in a tight knot that you won't be able to get undone in a hurry.
tie a very tight knot so he or she doesn't escape.
The best knot to use is the Quick Release Knot, it is safe and easy. Go to http://horses.about.com/od/basiccare/ss/quickrelease.htm for step by step instructions
you should make a slip knot so you can untie it easile
a loose not but not too loose.
Tie a quick, loose, releasable knot that will give give if he gets spooked or tries to run.