How to Teach your Horse to Lie Down
Teach your horse to lie down without ropes or force
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Here\’s How You Can Let Your Horse Do What You Want
If you\’re frustrated by your horse because he doesn\’t do what you want, you might ask yourself questions like:Why isn\’t he listening to me?Why does he always have to be such a brad?How come he listens to [fill inthe blank/your instructor] and not to me?Or you catch yourself saying things like:He\’s been always like this…He
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Teach a horse to lead (or lunge) on grass *grass training done successfully*
A step-by-step training guide can you find in my article that\’s published on Horse Rookie. One day I realized that my horse kept pulling me toward grass and it made me feel like an inadequate horse owner. Here I was, with over 30 years on horse experience and still I was pulled towards juicy patches
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Shaping Plan for Haltering in 3 Steps (Clicker Training Horses)
Write a shaping plan in 3 easy steps for every behaviour you want to clicker train. In this blog we write a plan for haltering
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3 Tips to Succeed Clicker Training your Horse
Do you struggle implementing (more) clicker training into your daily interaction, riding and training your horse? Would you like to use positive reinforcement in more areas of the relationship with your horse and don\’t know how to do this? Do you feel uncomfortable because you\’re the only odd one at the barn who uses clicker
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Practical Guide for Riding with Clicker Training
Tips to keep your treats while riding
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6 steps to start riding with the clicker (6/6)
How to take positive reinforcement and use it in riding? I will share practical tips in other blogs, but let’s focus on preparation first. How can you make yourself successful? Key Lesson for Riders #6: Accountability Always, always, always find a way to make yourself accountable. That\’s the best way to keep developing yourself and
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Step-by-step Guide to Teach Your Horse to Come When Called
This month Horse Rookie published another article that I\’ve written for them. It\’s a shaping plan to train your horse to respond to his name so that you can get him out of the pasture effortlessly. Why teach it The better question might be, why not teach it?! It’s fun to have a horse that responds
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5 Tips for dealing with Frustration in Horse Training
We all get frustrated in training or riding our horses. That\’s a given. Horses can also get frustrated if their expectations about their training or the consequences of their actions (release of pressure or receiving a treat) are not being met. What can you do to prevent frustration and what if you are already frustrated
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Emotions in Horse Training
Do you recognize and accept feelings and emotions in riding and training your horse? How do you handle them? Or do you just ignore them because you have no idea what to do? Traditional training didn\’t teach you, did it?
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