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How do you get a new horse to get to know you and very attached with you?
Shana4t5
In order to get a horse to know you, you must feed the horse every day, pat it, brush it, ride it, wash it (although some horses may not like this), rug it during cold nights or cold days and even rainy days if your rug is waterproof and this should help your horse to love you more. If your horse runs away from you and you can't catch it, if it hasn't been in that environment for very long this is usually normal. After a week or so it should calm down and it should be easier for you to catch it. You shouldn't give up when trying to catch your horse though. It helps as you get nearer to the horse, don't look at it in the eye, look at something on the ground or past it but not in its eyes.
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∙ 12y agoA new horse should be introduced of a sturdy fence that can take some hard knocks if a fight breaks out. The new horse should be in a separate and smaller pasture for a few days before letting out with the others. Even then keep a close watch on your horses and make sure they are getting their normal ration.
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