HORSE'S HISTORY AND PROBLEMS
Leo is a 2-year-old colt whose only contact with humans was being forcibly loaded into a trailer and taken to another stable, where he was left untouched for a year.
He was, quite literally, a wild horse – too scared to approach people, and any quick movement made him rear or run away.
My work with him focused entirely on helping him overcome his fear of humans.
Even getting close enough to touch him took ages, and if I brought a rope or halter, he would panic, flee, or try to kick.
After 3 weeks of work, I managed to get the halter on.
Teaching him not to fear every movement was slow and exhausting.
Walking him was impossible – he would bolt or yank on the line.
EFFECTS OF USING HEMPQUALIZER COMPETE
The first time I gave Hempqualizer Compete, it went smoother than expected.
Leo was curious about the smell and put the syringe in his mouth on his own, which made it easy. I gave him 1 ml.
Within 20–30 minutes, he was a completely different horse.
He became interested in people, let me brush him fully without trying to escape, and we even started lifting his legs, which he accepted calmly.
Most importantly, he was curious about the human.
The next day, after another dose, he behaved just the same: calmly during grooming.
That day we tried walking again. I was worried, but he behaved like a mature, trained horse.
He didn’t pull even once. For the first time, I was able to lead him away from his herd without him panicking.
After these results, I wanted to test if progress would continue without the paste.
The next day, Leo was a bit more unsure but still cooperative and calm, which made me very happy.
Hempqualizer Compete helped him break through his fear and grow curious about working with humans.
Whenever I introduced something new that might worry him, I used the paste.
Once he accepted something, we continued working on it without the paste.
In just two weeks, Leo completely changed – he enjoys walks, explores new areas, comes to people and allows petting.
It turns out he’s a curious and willing little horse, who just needed a bit of liquid courage in the form of Hempqualizer Compete.