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	* denotes required field Your name* Phone # Your Email* Horses age, breed, discipline* Horse info: is in training for competiton is currently competing is not showing now but has shown in the past is retired from competition My vet has checked my horse and ruled out hock or joint pain (recent flexion test) teeth/ mouth pain gut pain/ulcers blood abnormalities hoof pain- has proper angles and shoeing laminitis Behavior: My horse frequently spooks for no apparent reason is "consistently" inconsistent (different from day to day) acts aggressive, tries to bite or kick when handled shows repetitive motion behaviors such as stall walking, head bobbing, lips smacking, weaving seems hyper alert to everything, is rarely still (busy minded, busy body) spooks and takes a long time to settle back down cannot settle back down at all after spooking behaves worse, not better in spite of more exposure and training has been discribed as ADD (lacks focus) is reluctant to go forward seems grumpy or anti-social much of the time paws or frets constantly when tied becomes overly defensive while tied (kick, pull back, panic) is good at home and comes undone at shows refuses/reluctant to go through the gate paces or runs fenceline in pasture Undersaddle: My horse frequently over reacts to cues and aids wants to rush everything has a definite window of time were he can tolerate work but then as if you flip a switch, he begins to act up, stop working and loses focus, becomes nervous resistant to collected work feels stiff or hollow moving must be warmed up for a long time and very slowly has difficulty with canter transitions and/or is reluctant to canter or loses frame has unexplained bucking episodes randomly bolts for no apparent reason behaves worse at shows is spooky about normal everyday things pins ears during saddling and girthing builds speed seems unable to slow down or relax is nervous for no reason grinds teeth chomps on the bit constantly My horse is over reactive to sounds sudden movement ordinary daily surroundings or changes to them corrections My horse dislikes being brushed with stiff brush curried (firmly) Baths being saddled (pins ears) Physical: my horse seems body sore much of the time hard muscled or tense even at rest "thin skinned" flinchy or twitches when touched resistant or resentful to chiro and body work to need frequent chiro and body work, more than most horses more than once a month have trouble holding hind legs up for shoer to tremble at times (knees and flanks are the most common) has a cresty neck History & Personality: my horse does not have much confidence used to be fine and never had behavior issues was over-trained or ridden excessively as a youngster has a history of abuse has a history of neglect was competed extensivley on from ages 3-6 (futurities/derbies) has had surgery withing the last 18 months is frequently out on spring or lush pasture has a history of colic sweats heavily is an over-acheiver and worries about being in trouble works 4 days a week or more extremely smart is busy minded has been treated for ulcers in the past got better after ulcer treatment is currently being treated for ulcers did not change at all after ulcer treatment currently gets a daily joint supplement is currently on a daily vitamin mineral supplement has had a saddle fitter check for proper fit has frequent chiropractor or body work sessions (more than once a month) has a history of founder/ laminitis has been diagnosed with Insulin Resistance has been diagnosed with Cushings gets grain, sweet feed, more than one pound a day is well trained and suited for the work he's in could be a top competitor if we could figure out the mental issues currently being shown or competed gets slippery elm supplementation had an injury and was competed in pain How would you like us to follow up? call or email* Anything else you'd like us to know about your horse? 99999 characters remaining Enter the code shown:

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