Originally Posted by attackships
ia it sounds like you could both use some training to work together. The behavior sounds pretty typical of a horse with holes in it's training.
How bad are the teeth? If they are truly long and sharp he's going to detest any pressure on his face.
-idk how bad they are. I know the vet said they are sharp and sometimes when he's just standing in his stall he opens his mouth and does weird things with his mouth. Maybe that could be pain, im not sure but he's getting them done when I get my next pay day I just thought that a hack would suffice till he got them done.he doesnt like pressure on the face. Or in his mouth. Im confused. He's 18 so how did his previous owners stop this horse!? It makes me doubt my ability bc I've done every thing I know about stopping he just wont listen I've tried one rein stops, sitting deep, saying whoa, pulling back. He just tosses his head and keeps going.