'horses containment'

horses containment

george (64.76.40.196) -

I have A horse that keeps jumping our fence and i am afraid he is going to be hit by a car, but the thing is my fence is already 6ft high what should i do.

Comment #1 kelly (71.116.45.205) -

the only thing i can think of is to make your fence even higher

Comment #2 Ed (152.163.39.100) -

I think it might help to go back to basic horse psychology and determine the motivation for the horse to keep jumping your fence.

Once you determine WHY maybe you can change his motivation or work on providing an alternative that is more satisfying and meets your needs too.

Comment #3 KateyBate (66.227.233.47) -

You might consider using an electric fence to help protect your horse. My father actually hit a horse (and killed it) when it jumped a 6 ft fence near our home. Very sad. You need to protect your animals, and if electrifying your fence is the only way to keep your horse in, I would do it. Better than a needless death.

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Comment #5 Mara Chui (121.97.173.138) -

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Comment #6 Jeff from IL -

dude thats one hell of a horse if it jumps a 6 foot fence sell him as a jumpedr and make money that what i would do other wise maybe keep a better eye on them and also maybe its something to do with lack of food lack of attention or maybe trying to get to other horses

Comment #7 rebecca (207.28.228.2) -

It sounds like your horse is bored or lonly. try giving him a companion or something to do.

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