LiteBite Horse Muzzle

LiteBite Horse Muzzle The LiteBite unique, customisable horse grazing muzzle. Very soft material but very very strong

Customisable - expecially to prevent eating out of corners.

Every horse we have tried just started eating, no miserable faces. I am a horse owner and rider of 50 years plus and have never had a problem with a really fat pony. Now I do. Skye is a Connemara who does not understand how to stop eating and after 5 years of owning her, she has laminitis for the first time. I had tried muzzles over that time but she just stands there looking miserable, won't eat

and I feel beyond awful. Does this sound familiar to you? If so and your horse or pony needs a muzzle but you both hate them, here is your answer. The Lite Bite Horse Muzzle is different, it is very soft and very strong, but the main thing is the shape of the grazing hole. It is long and thin. The usual muzzles have small round holes and the pony has to do mimsy front teeth nibbles/bites at what pokes through, if it does get through. The Lite Bite grazing hole is long and thin so allows the horse a full bite, he is fooled into thinking he is eating pretty much as normal but because it is narrow, he doesn't get much. Every single horse or pony we have tested this on simply starts to eat, no misery for either of you - and I know only too well what that feels like. Give it a try, full money back guarantee if yours still won't eat through it or for any other reason actually. Just message us for the return address. [email protected]

23/08/2024

Most would run away!

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What a pair!

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07/07/2024

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Hi Celie,

I think the hardest thing to teach people working with horses is having the right perspective. A dictionary definition of perspective that I found on google is
"a particular attitude toward or way of regarding something; a point of view."

Answering questions on my Facebook group recently there were two completely different posts, asking questions about their horses, and I think that the questions cannot be answered without a change in the persons "attitude toward or way of regarding something; a point of view."

Both posts were ignoring where the horse was up to, skipping ahead to what the human wanted, and then being concerned about the results.

It was almost like a man writing into an advice column saying "There's a girl I know, she won't talk to me, she just turns away when she sees me coming, and if I follow her and try to hold hands with her she struggles and pulls away. How do I stop her from struggling when I try to hold hands with her?"

I know that sounds ridiculous, a man would have to be completely oblivious or suffer from "Social-emotional agnosia", also known as emotional agnosia or expressive agnosia, which is the inability to perceive facial expressions, body language, and voice intonation.

A person like that would make you not want to be around them, and so if you put yourself in your horse's shoes, it becomes quite apparent why they would act a certain way.

The principles of "work with the horse you have today", "don't go to bed angry" and "they need to know the answer before you ask the question" are a big part of STTDP (Stick to the Damn Plan) and all of them rely on you reading your horse and not putting your wants in front of their needs.

That last sentence is the perspective change that's needed. In order for the relationship to grow, you need to put their needs first, and your wants come a distant second. It seems like that's backward, but that is the quickest way to get your wants met.

Enjoy the Journey!

Warwick

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