Separation Anxiety Training - No more barn sour, buddy sour or herd bound horses

Whether you're leaving one at home, or taking one out, you want your horses to be calm and relaxed about being separated. This can be really hard for some horses, but you can train it!
In this video, I show you some simple techniques for teaching horses to be more relaxed when they are separated from their herd members.
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[@larissa3526]

love your resources for free but also the CTclub😍👍 its where I started my R+journey and now I am a trainer myself😇💖

[@ConnectionTraining]

Ahh wow that is so wonderful to hear! :)

[@Tam-Solo70]

I really love your teaching style.

[@ConnectionTraining]

Thank you! 😃

[@user-kp2rc2vv2b]

This is so helpful!! Thanks for the video 😊

[@ConnectionTraining]

You're very welcome :-) Glad it helped!

[@blazequestrian]

Hello! I just found your videos and I really like the way you do things. I'm definitely going to try this out on my very buddy sour horses. On a slightly different topic (I just came from the video where you worked on developing the topline over the course of a few months), I don't have a sand arena or anything like that. When I try to do liberty with my horses they almost always choose the grass. I know it's probably because our relationships aren't as developed yet, but are there any exercises you'd recommend to work on this? Thank you!