stackyFACTSControlling a thousand-pound beast relies almost entirely on a small metal bar that makes turning their head the most comfortable option available. Placed perfectly in a toothless gap in their gums, the reins pull against sensitive tissues. The animal simply follows the path of least resistance to stop the annoying tugging.
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