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I'm coming into this discussion very late, after a week which was
fraught with stress and anguish so please forgive me (and ignore me) if
I repeat anything which was discussed previously and which I
accidentally deleted.

Somebody said that no method of securing horses is 100% effective, which
I 100% agree with.  With that in mind, does it not make sense to ensure
that your horse understands some basic commands, in the event that he
does escape, those being "stand" and "come".  

We teach these to dogs all the time...am I the only one who bothers to
teach it to horses?


Tracey 



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