I know what your saying about the collars. These are one piece nonadjustable cheep light weight collars that hanging them on a nail would not change the top. One seller had them on ebay for a short time. I think they were from India. I am trying to get set up where i can harness the horses from my wheelchair in the barn. I can not stand to do anything without holding on with one hand or lean on something that can not move. I have no one here to help. My wife can not cook or any chores without sitting. I work the horses from the wheelchair using all the commands which keeps them. Example, Last evening I was dumping a loader bucket of chopped hay over the fence. Prancer wanted to be under the bucket and keep the other two back. Before I dumped the bucket I said, Prancer, back back up. He backed up so i could dump. A few days before I was dumping chopped hay for the thre mares I had in an earlier video. Misty was standing where I would dump on her back. I said Misty, step up. She stepped up out of the way for me to dump. I wish I was able to video these actions that give me the proof of how smart these little horses are.
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