Section 1: General Information
My horse has a history of medical problems or laminitis or colic/ulcers
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Section 1: General Information
Has had surgery in his lifetime
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Has been treated for ulcers
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Has been diagnosed Cushings or Insulin Resistance
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Section 1: General Information
Has a history of abuse or neglect
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Section 1: General Information
Was over-trained or over-ridden as a youngster
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Section 1: General Information
Was competed on extensively from ages 3 to 6
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Section 1: General Information
Works 4 days or more per week and is getting worse with time, not better
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Section 1: General Information
My horse is being shown
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Section 1: General Information
Bites, kicks; acts aggressively
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Grinds his teeth
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Is high strung or nervous
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Spooks
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Section 1: General Information
Displays repetitive motion behavior: like stall walking, head bobbing, weaving, cribbing or head shaking
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Section 1: General Information
Displays repetitive motion behavior
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Section 2: At Home
Gets daily vitamin supplement
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Section 2: At Home
Gets daily joint supplement
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Section 2: At Home
Gets slippery elm supplement
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Section 2: At Home
Gets sweet feed, more than 1 pound a day
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Section 2: At Home
Grumpy or anti-social
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Section 2: At Home
Runs/paces fence in pasture
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Section 3: Away From Home
Is good at home and comes undone at shows
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Section 3: Away From Home
Reluctant (or refuses) to go through gates
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Section 3: Away From Home
Refuses to go forward (balky) to go through gates
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Section 4: In the Crossties
Dislikes being bathed
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Section 4: In the Crossties
Winces from stiff brush or a firm curry
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Section 4: In the Crossties
Pins ears during saddling and girthing
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Section 4: In the Crossties
Trembles (commonly in knees and flanks)
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Section 4: In the Crossties
Skin flinches or twitches when touched
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Section 4: In the Crossties
Dislikes chiro/body work or needs more than normal
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Section 4: In the Crossties
Has trouble holding hind legs for shoer
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Section 4: In the Crossties
Is hard-muscled or tense, even in the stall
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Section 4: In the Crossties
Paws, frets or becomes defensive when tied
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Section 5: In Training
Is consistently inconsistent, in attitude and Section 5: in training
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Section 5: In Training
Has been described as lacking focus (ADD)
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Section 5: In Training
Feels stiff or hollow moving
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Section 5: In Training
Over reacts to cues and aids
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Section 5: In Training
Requires long, slow warm-up
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Section 5: In Training
Difficulty with transitions, cantering, collection
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Section 5: In Training
Chomps on the bit constantly
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Section 5: In Training
Unexplained bucking or bolting episodes
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Section 5: In Training
Has a definite time window that he can tolerate work - and then acts out
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Section 5: In Training
Had an injury and was competed while in pain
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Section 5: In Training
Is any of this very NEW behavior for an otherwise well-trained horse?
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