Training a green horse to move forward willingly is a task that requires a blend of understanding, patience, and skill. Kick and hold on that so many do is not the best way. This blog discusses a much more natural way by using a cow to pull the horse forward. Understanding the Horse’s Nature and […]
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Transforming horse behavior with a misbehaved horse can be a challenging and sometimes overwhelming experience for many horse owners. Whether it’s a horse that’s pushy, difficult to catch, or one that seems to lead you rather than follow, these behaviors can disrupt the harmony and safety of your interaction. However, with a structured training plan,
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Working with a horse that’s hard to bridle. This issue isn’t just about the physical act of bridling; it’s deeply rooted in the horse’s past experiences and perceptions. Our goal is to understand these challenges and implement strategies to make bridling a comfortable and stress-free experience for your horse. Let’s embark on this journey together!
Training a horse can be a challenging yet rewarding experience, especially when dealing with specific issues like steering and lead problems. In this instructional blog, we’ll explore effective strategies for training horses like Ringo, a four-year-old with a tendency to avoid work by not steering correctly, stopping unexpectedly, and picking up the incorrect lead. These
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It is of the utmost importance to control your horse’s energy level, especially in high-intensity activities like reining, ranch classes, and cow work. The goal is to have your horse settle and stand quietly immediately after a strenuous activity. This control over energy levels is not just about physical training; it’s about mental conditioning as
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Steering a horse is not just about pulling the reins; it’s a multifaceted skill that involves both the rider and the horse. From the importance of proper training and the fit of the bit to the role of the rider’s experience and even the horse’s physical and emotional state, this guide covers it all. 1.
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If you’re a horse owner or rider, you may have encountered the challenges of dealing with a barn-sour or buddy-sour horse. These behaviors can be frustrating and dangerous if not addressed promptly and effectively. In this blog post, we’ll delve into why horses develop these behaviors, the importance of early intervention, and various techniques to
Have you ever been in a situation where your horse was spooked by something seemingly insignificant? Those little moments can have a significant impact on their overall behavior and performance. It’s not uncommon for horses to react strongly to things we might consider trivial. In this article, we’ll delve into a real-life scenario where a
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Do you often find yourself struggling to keep your horse from speeding up without your command? The key to solving this problem lies in engagement. Simply pulling back on the reins won’t fix the root cause of the issue. The real solution is to engage the back end of the horse, balancing their weight and
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Understanding the interconnection in a horse’s face and its front end is very important in order to get a horse truly soft in his face and body. A horse gets leverage for one by pushing with the other. The Significance of Face Softness and Front-End Control Every horse is expected to be soft in the
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