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George & Matt
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Did you catch how George voluntarily walked up to Matt and investigated him a little and Matt didnāt force anything. He just let him come look and then run off when he wanted to. Katie had some butthurt commentary about it of course, but honestly I was happy to see it. Clearly George isnāt Squirt, he doesnāt want to be forced to do what he doesnāt want to do. Thatās just my two cents on the situation.
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I was just thinking earlier about the differences in approach between how Warwick Schiller handled his foal Rupert to the way Katieās done with these babies. Completely opposite. He allowed his colt to make the first approach. It encouraged curiousity, independence, and showed respect to both mom and baby. He still got the adorable videos of a sleepy colt snuggling with him. And he never had to force anything because that baby trusted him from the beginning. Why would you not want that?
Obviously sometimes you have to compromise on that approach a bit for medical reasons, but Katie acting like she was robbed because she didnāt get to āimprintā on George is ridiculous. That baby will love you a lot more if you donāt force it on them. She seems to want everything to happen on her schedule and thatās a great way to set yourself up for disappointment when it comes to working with animals.