I am a writer. I write articles. I live in a warm area. I love the beach. My favorite color is brown. I have brown horses. My favorite is named "Glue". It has been warmer out. I train horses. I did not go to college. I do not like my parents. I had really bad ADHD as a child. I got bored and struggled in some classes. I had good teachers. I am not married, and have no plans to get married. My parents did not have a good marriage. I am single, but would like a relationship.
I like to watch football. I live in a cold area. I don't live near the beach. I like the beach. My favorite color is blue. I work at walmart and an ice cream shop. I am in college. I am studying Elementary Education in college to become a teacher. I was inspired by a teacher who helped me in Elementary School. I have dyslexia. I struggled in school, but overcame it. I rushed into my marriage. My spouse is annoying. My marriage is improving. I am in counseling with my spouse. We are doing good. I want my marriage to work out.
I took Glue for a walk today. I hope this doesn't come off as rude but how do you walk a horse?  If you have a trained horse you hold around the middle of the folds so that there are no loops around your hand. Stand at the horse's shoulder. Cue your horse to walk with a slight forward motion of your right hand, not a tug or pull on the lead rope. Say "walk" or "come" or whatever word you choose to use consistently. Really interesting. Is there any reason why you walked Glue instead of riding?  Everyone's has to stretch their legs once in a while and I don't think that he should be running around after what happened last week.  Don't leave me wondering. What happened last week? Did he get injured?  Almost, it was beautiful outside and decided to let the horses out for a run, walk, whatever they needed but I decided to give the most freedom to Glue so he ran around for a while and then went berserk and jumped over the neighbors fence, and I guess my neighbor got really scared that he almost ran his crops over so he pulled out his rifle! Thankfully I didn't get hurt and neither did anyone else.    Oh no! How did you stop the neighbor from shooting Glue? That seems like an over reaction on your neighbors part.  I thought so too but then again Glue is a massive horse he could definitely take a bullet, and as for stopping the neighbor, I just yelled and hoped to god that everything was going to be alright. I called an ambulance right away just in case I got hurt and didn't know or the neighbor or Glue. It was a crazy night had to fill out a lot of paperwork, stupid neighbor always thought he was dumb.  That is a crazy experience! I'm glad everyone is okay. It sounds like a good idea to keep Glue just walking for now. Your neighbor definitely sounds like he could learn to relax a bit. Any idea what spooked Glue?  Your guess is as good as mine but I think most likely it was that Glue just felt like he had so much freedom to do whatever he wanted. I definitely need to discipline him some more, you might have any ideas as to how to do that? I never had this happen I'm not sure how you discipline horses. Like you said Glue could probably take a bullet so I'm not sure what you could do that would be effective. My brother has horses and whenever they start acting up he always raises his hand and clicks at them. That usually works. 