Yeah, obviously, why is why I said I don't want to rush anything. I'm in no hurry. I just wanted some advise from other people more familiar with mares on how to get comfortably acquainted with one and bond with one first, since I'm more familiar with dogs.
Exactly... TAKE YOUR TIME. Build trust. Don't be focused on sex until she's totally comfortable with you. And then, don't push it. If she is receptive to your gentle exploration under her tail, make sure you have a quiet, safe place to explore further. Nervous energy/ fear of being discovered/ etc. will be an immediate buzz kill. Above all else, make sure you prioritize HER PLEASURE over yours. Once she understands your encounters are about her pleasure, you can reap the benefits.
If you think that's necessary to have sex with a mare you don't need to be anywhere near one.
No! Absolutely and positively NO! That's very bad advice. If a mare is comfortable around you and also wants sex from you, you should not need to tie her legs up. If you fear that she'll kick you it's either because she doesn't know you or she doesn't want sex from you, or both. A mare that wants sex from you will generally not kick you. If you eliminate her ability to say "no" by tying up her legs and you fuck her whether or not she wants you to is called rape. There's no other way of putting that lightly.
Not to put too fine a point on it, but if you need to ask, you're about 17.3 light-years away from being qualified to even TRY.
And as for you, go crawl back under whatever slime-covered rock you came from. You aren't fit to be FED to pigs, never mind associate with another living creature.
Where do shitbags like this one keep coming from, and why are they even permitted to exist???
If this guy is planning on "exploring her" I suggest doing it safely. Just google what happens if a mare kicks you.
I agree. No matter what sex or species - to tie one up, so you can have sex, is rape.
That's a scary thought considering how you would treat them just to have sex.
I think most of us know....Broken Ribs, busted spleen, ruptured kidney, among other things.... But cross-tying a horse is not for beginners....your better advice to a noob would be..." back out of the stall, back out of the barn and walk away."
Nope...let the mare alone. She's not yours, and if you have to ask, youre not ready. She won't be adjusted to her new home for a good while. The last thing SHE needs at that point is someone "Exploring"....leave her be.
If nothing else and just in case your exploring might take in learning how to ride her, for your health and well being, please take a crash course in "Horse Body Langauge and Approach Angles"
You have no business being near any type a animal, yet alone a mare. Go away. Its funny that you claim that you been around horses all your life.
Don't mistake them for fools. They love as a good woman would love you. Not just sexually but mentally. Emotion, passion, with actual thoughts and care for you. It's not a sex toy, object or escort. Amazing things start with a true meeting of basically in my opinion to hearts capable of that ever so hard to find love, most people die before finding kind of relationship and that starts with becoming a friend. So dont be pushy, learn her ways what she likes enjoys not sexual but in general. When she trusts you and you gain it. Trust me youl be shown. When she loves you and cares you will know she wants you she will become sexually active and for life to so a good heart good Lovins caring and passionate pretty good deal I'd say. So Be cool respect her for the love of God respect her, and have patient's.
Skip the horse treats and buy her candy!
A bouquet of hay would be nice too.
It takes a while to establish a good bond, but Lot depends upon how the mare you are getting was treated before she arrives, in fact a very lot depends upon it. If she came from a loving home, chances are she will show general friendship and basic trusts to most humans. If she was mistreated or just locked away in a stall with minimal human contact, you may have to take your time and be patient. And of course age is a big factor. The more experience the mare has around humans, the more she will disply what she learned, but generally, young ones are learning, so best to start them out on the right hoof.
What can tell you is she has been loved by humans and has had good life.
The relationship dynamics between man and horse and man and canine are different, but both equally rewarding.
