Horse Training Basics: How To Teach Your Horse About Boundaries For Safety & Clear Communication.
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- Опубліковано 7 січ 2019
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West Taylor is a renowned BLM Mustang Trainer, who has worked on a variety of major Wild horse film projects and worked with various veteran groups and special education programs using his unique approach to training wild horses to be calm, steady and reliable trail horses, working horses and equine therapy horses.
Just the lesson I needed today for my new horse. Thanks!
What a great tool to have!
My horse and I are usually in each other's space. I can't very well groom, ride and care for him without touching him and he is quite affectionate. I don't need the leadrope. He will do what I ask because I taught him it's safe for him if I call the shots. If he's near me I can see what's in his eyes which is what alerts me to any potential problem which is what keeps me safe, not distance.
When I did this my horse striked at me and came forward at me, any auggestions?
My horse moves to me if I try this technique.