This is the second video I've watched just today that emphasized the importance of teaching horses to just stand quietly and patiently. In fact it seems like I'm getting that a lot lately. My horse isn't good at standing tied, so I don't do it unless absolutely necessary and sometimes I let him eat hay while he's standing there so he doesn't get bored or impatient. I can hear all the groans from serious horse trainers right now haha! Anyway, I get the message. Thanks so much for the video.
Excellent phosophy of training. Good teaching, your videos are much appreciated. PS--It's strategy, not stradegy (spelling typo).
This is the second video I've watched just today that emphasized the importance of teaching horses to just stand quietly and patiently. In fact it seems like I'm getting that a lot lately. My horse isn't good at standing tied, so I don't do it unless absolutely necessary and sometimes I let him eat hay while he's standing there so he doesn't get bored or impatient. I can hear all the groans from serious horse trainers right now haha! Anyway, I get the message. Thanks so much for the video.
Again, great video that I wish every horseowner & trainer was required to watch. Love your ways Mr. Ted!!!!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
Where are you located? I’d love to come see your facility!
windyhillfarm.net we are in ohio