Equine Clicker Training, reward-based training, ethical training, treat training, positive horsemanship
When your horse get the diagnoses ‘laminitis’, you’re devastated. You panic and you want to know how bad it is, and what you can do. You want to do anything you can to make him healthy again. And pain free. So you listen to the advice you get, after all, it’s the vet who’s talking! You fear you have to give up clicker training. You don’t!
There are many ways to apply positive reinforcement to teach your horse new skills, help him over come his fears or just have fun together. The “Open Bar/Closed Bar” technique is a great tool if you are in a situation that you didn’t have time to prepare well for.
How can you feel more confident in clicker training your horse? 4 Tips to help you deal with your R- brain/habits and a R- environment.
Here’s how you can find like-minded clicker trainers, even when you’re the only one at your barn? 4 Things to consider.
How can you make At Liberty training fun, keep your horse engaged and keep him at a distance at the same time? In this blog I address the 2 Most common mistakes made in At Liberty Training .
