Teaching your horse to be a thinking participant

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Recorded30 Sep 2020

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Sometimes horses are trained to operate more like robots-'don't think, just do what I say'. Other times horses are left to make most of the decisions-which can become dangerous in some situations. In this podcast I discuss how to find a middle ground where the horse is an active participant in the 'conversation' with the ultimate goal of having a horse who is fully aware of their surroundings, is offering feedback, and is listening to your instruction.

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