When the left/right exercise is appropriate, and when it isn't.

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[@katarinamills8530]

This is awesome!I have a Young Oldenburger without any big issues and I Work with HIM Like this regularly...Love your Work, Warwick,I am your regular follower and learned hell of a Lot!Hug from Germany

[@nataliesmith4778]

Love it thank u

[@Eystia]

Hey Warwick, thanks for uploading. I am sorry, I must have missed where you explained the purpose of this exercise. Is it to build the relationship with the horse over time, where the horse knows to wait for you and be with you and vice versa?

[@WarwickSchiller]

Among other things. They learn to go straight, they learn to focus on you, they learn not to lean in turns.

[@Eystia]

Ah, not learning in turns.. I like this. That's great, cheers for the reply.

[@sandra3311]

Warwick, would you consider yourself as gifted in the dance of feel and trust with people too? Or are they harder to read? I imagine your gift also translates to other species but in varying degrees. Is there an animal you find extra difficult to read?

[@bildahome]

Never break that trust!