Clicker Training A Horse – Tools needed to get started
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Wow it has gotten really hot here in Texas as we’ve had temperatures in the 100’s the last several days with the heat index being hotter. When it gets hot like this dehydration can happen quickly even if in a barn from sweating, and also from not drinking enough water so when it gets hot…
Horse Agility is great for Young foals without hurting their joints Riders who want to improve their working relationship with their horses Those horses that are too small to or those that can’t be ridden because of physical problems Those who can’t ride because of physical challenges Those that may have a fear of riding…
I’ve been thinking about this for awhile now and thought I would post some thoughts on noticing the little things when working with horses such as: When you feed your horse if they paw, put their ears back or kick the stall do you still feed them right away? Did you know that you are…
Ok I am being silly but it got your attention and “No” you can’t compete in your high heels. Several people have been asking what is needed to get started with Horse Agility. All that you need is a Halter, lead rope (at least 10′ long), proper footwear and a few simple obstacles. Protective boots…
I know you probably work five days a week which only leaves the weekend for you to work with your horse. On the weekends you may get a little bit of time in with your horse, but I also know that if you have children or grandchildren you want to spend time with them too….
[audio:https://passionatehorsemanship.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/ExtingushBehaviorsMary.mp3|titles=Extinguish Behaviors] Recently I was asked this question “I taught my horse to back for treats and he’s been backing away from me ever since! I had to ignore backing and treat him for coming forward. Lately I taught him to pick up his feet on a hand signal, only now he’s picking his feet up all…