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Guest Post by Lockie Phillips of Emotional Horsemanship Do you correct, fuss, or change your horse too soon?Do you know to prioritize…
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Articles · 7 min read
Guest Post by Lockie Phillips of Emotional Horsemanship Do you correct, fuss, or change your horse too soon?Do you know to prioritize…
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by Jo Spiller I have had the most marvelous time writing this article. There are things I thought I knew; I mean,…
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I have just read a book by notable dog trainer, Harrison Forbes called ‘Dog Talk’, and I liked his perspective on training methods…
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What is the difference between CAT (Constructional Approach Training) and Advance-Retreat? By Laurel Gordon with photos and captions by Lynn Scott. In…
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by Greg Glendell This article tries to explain some key terms used in leaning theory, as applied to training horses. Learning theory…
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By Laurel Gordon Based on a definition of CAT-H by Dolores Arste and Kellie Snyder. While working on her Master’s thesis, behavioural…
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by Cynthia Cooper Natural Horsemanship has increased our awareness of relationships with horses – the terms partnership, respect, leader, alpha etc. have…
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by Cynthia Cooper Comfort zones are a survival mechanism for horses. If they aren’t familiar with something they become wary, putting them…
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by Cynthia Cooper Over the many years of being a student of the horse, pony club, Parelli, horse psychology, clicker training and…
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Become a student of the horse first. Learn to observe, learn to read horse body language, and then listen to what your…
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You may not have ever thought of it this way, but every time you feed your horses, you are either training them…
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by Cynthia Cooper © Stallions need clear boundaries A highlight of my time in South Africa was being asked to play with…