Teaching a Horse to Spin at Liberty

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[@janetrains83]

Always so interesting to see the difference in how horses respond emotionally to clicker training, open, relaxed learning. Love it!

[@shannondominguez9725]

Oh Tini Beanie so smart and my gosh his coat/coloring is just 🤎🔥I love him!! There’s just something about this guy I’ve never met him in person (though I’d love to!🥹)that immediately puts a smile on my face his curiosity/real enjoyment around people and wanting to connect is really sweet to watch,Santino is just so much fun a very special young man for sure you guys are so lucky to have him.🐎🤗

[@shawnakarrasch]

Thank you Shannon! That is very kind of you. He is one big sweet guy. We have fun with him. ❤ (Jessie)

[@shannondominguez9725]

@@shawnakarrasch That makes me so happy. I wish 🐎 everywhere were as loved/treated so respectfully as yours/Shawnas🤎🤎

[@yngvildanisdahl2533]

Hi Shawna! Border collies are known to be the most intelligent dog, but what is the most intelligent horse breed? Do certain horse breeds tend to learn faster than others?

[@shazzylynne]

OMG I LOVE these videos!! Thanks Shawna and Jessie!❤

[@liamrooney5314]

Not to be cynical or critical, but does a horse trained with treats to that degree ever perform without treats?

[@shawnakarrasch]

Absolutely! We fade the food from each behavior. Follow us on Facebook if you care to 😊. You can see horses there being ridden and shown using positive reinforcement.