I love your approach and understanding. I too use clicker training and do lots of groundwork training. I hope your channel grows. I think people people can learn a lot from you,
Be sure to NOT give teeats till the ears are forward so they dont think coming in with pinned ears got rewarded. That can confuse them and accidentally teach a horse to become agressive.❤❤❤
I love your approach and understanding. I too use clicker training and do lots of groundwork training. I hope your channel grows. I think people people can learn a lot from you,
Thank you ❤
The cool thing is you can teach your horse whoa with a clicker as a backup when riding
Yep!!
Be sure to NOT give teeats till the ears are forward so they dont think coming in with pinned ears got rewarded. That can confuse them and accidentally teach a horse to become agressive.❤❤❤
This is a myth and horse ears are not simply black and white. Aggression comes from regulating their “seeking” system too much causing frustration