If I had known 30 years earlier how well proper training methods works I could have made good money buying horses and dogs which owners were unable to handle and/or thought were crazy. One I will always remember was a filly bought by a neighbor for his son to cut and rope off of. High dollar horse with a royal pedigree. Sent her to a local who was to give her a better head and neck set. He knock one of her eyes out with a bois-d-arc club. Only one eyed horse I know of that made a grand repitation as a ranch mount despite being blind in one eye. Buster Welch opined she was as smart and athletic as any he had ever seen and could have easily made the pros with two eyes. My greatest interest is English Pointers. I want to cuss a spell then lay down and bawl when I recall how many I've seen whipped,stomped and shot because high spirited was confused with crazy. Many have also been ruined by e-collars used as punishment.
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