Hi Josh, how would you differentiate between "just looking" vs "brain leaving". My horse is hyper vigilant and will crane his head and stare, but he keeps his feet steady. In these moments should I apply a bit of pressure to bring the thoughts back? Or because he's generally being respectful and isn't dancing around, should I allow the fixate and stare?
Most of the time in these moments I would simply stand calmly and wait making sure I am giving the feeling of a safe place. You need to have the ability to bring their mind back but first make sure you have a calm centre for them to feel when they arrive! What I find most people do is over ask the horse to come back and this can create an arguement. Find a balance between allowing them to look, feeling you calm and sometime asking them back!
Amen :)
Hope millions of people can watch this video, understand and make it happen...So horse may be in peace and respected
Thanks ;)
You are welcome!
This was amazing to watch thank you for your time to explain it.
Glad it was helpful!
Another excellent video!
Thanks Josh🙏😊
My pleasure!
Excellent video, Josh. Thank you for posting this.
Glad you enjoyed it!
seems like you made this video just for me! thank you ! exactly what we needed!
Glad I could help!
You are so right - thank you for you’r wisdom🙏.
Thanks for watching!
Great video. Thank you Josh.
My pleasure! Thank you!
Love this video. 🥰 What is that cute little town behind you?
That was a project my Dad built! Pretty handy guy!
Her mind leaving or just looking at something? Not over doing it! Little change! 70:30! Love it
So glad you like it!
Love this!!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi Josh, how would you differentiate between "just looking" vs "brain leaving". My horse is hyper vigilant and will crane his head and stare, but he keeps his feet steady. In these moments should I apply a bit of pressure to bring the thoughts back? Or because he's generally being respectful and isn't dancing around, should I allow the fixate and stare?
Most of the time in these moments I would simply stand calmly and wait making sure I am giving the feeling of a safe place. You need to have the ability to bring their mind back but first make sure you have a calm centre for them to feel when they arrive! What I find most people do is over ask the horse to come back and this can create an arguement. Find a balance between allowing them to look, feeling you calm and sometime asking them back!
You teach well
Thank you!
Its all about balance!
That's the truth!
PRESSURE MOTIVATES… RELEASE TEACHES…. REST INGRAINS
Right on!