Hi all,
After owning my horse for a few years and knowing he has never 100% accepted any bit I have tried, I have been looking into the Bitless market.
In theory, the Dr Cook looks lovely, seems to have a lot of success stories and their articles/reasonings are quite understandable and persuasive.
My only 'issue' with this bridle is how low the noseband sits on the horses' nose. Having it down that low, does it not interfere with nostril inhalation? I am sure that having a conventioal noseband or any sort, be it flash, grackle, whatever, sitting too low down and tight will interfere with breathing.
Any one care to shed some light on this?
After owning my horse for a few years and knowing he has never 100% accepted any bit I have tried, I have been looking into the Bitless market.
In theory, the Dr Cook looks lovely, seems to have a lot of success stories and their articles/reasonings are quite understandable and persuasive.
My only 'issue' with this bridle is how low the noseband sits on the horses' nose. Having it down that low, does it not interfere with nostril inhalation? I am sure that having a conventioal noseband or any sort, be it flash, grackle, whatever, sitting too low down and tight will interfere with breathing.
Any one care to shed some light on this?