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…being handled that is leading to the problems. Typically, in groundwork sessions I see a lot of inconsistency in boundaries or no boundaries at all….
…horse, how to make your boundaries clear, or about the horse honoring boundaries while leading, watch my “Establishing Boundaries” and “Leadline Boundaries” videos here. Communicating…
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…careful not to crowd you. Boundaries have to be established before you choose to be “touchy feely” with your horse. If you don’t set boundaries,…
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…have expectations and boundaries, and then convey them to any horse I encounter—immediately. The first part of the equation is critical—knowing what behavior you expect…
…need direction and a chance to learn. In the same way, your horse needs you to set boundaries, enforce rules and to act like the…
…adolescent humans– they can be cocky, they may challenge authority and test their boundaries. At one moment they seem all grown up, but the next…
…behavior and learn to respect his boundaries. These rules and boundaries are explained and demonstrated in detail in my groundwork videos, Round Pen Reasoning and…
…idea about your personal boundaries. While you sometimes want to love on your horse, start with a clear boundary. Only allow that closeness after you…
…work him to make sure Lux maintained his subordinate demeanor and respected his boundaries. The next day Lux was still a changed horse– respecting Clare’s…
…unchecked, he begins to bite. As the horse goes through this progressive behavior, he is simply testing his boundaries. Just as with human toddlers that…
…a few minutes, the horse I am handling becomes very clear on my boundaries. You must define your space (for me, it’s as far as…
Well-mannered, easy to handle horses are a joy to be around—it’s like pushing the easy button. A calm, patient, focused horse that respects your boundaries,…
…complex language. Given these abilities, it’s surprising to me how often horses outsmart people. Horses are quite clever when it comes to probing boundaries, manipulating…
…“count to three” before you get tough with him, he’ll always push his boundaries. You’ll probably need the help of a more experienced rider to…
…want to please you, you must learn to set boundaries and enforce good behavior. There are articles on my website about doing this kind of…
…youngster that does not know his boundaries yet. Yes, he was gelded as a late yearling, but that is fairly late and no one has…
…matching you step for step, without you pulling him forward or holding him back. Again, we need to set the rule and boundaries for the…
…know better, since he has not had much training or handling, he is still exploring his boundaries. In many ways, older horses are a little…
…can put the horse through on the lead line. By controlling the horse’s space and showing him his boundaries, your horse will learn and accept…
…life. Learning boundaries, good manners, self-control, patience, respect for the space of others and respect for authority are critical to a foal’s success, not to…
…boundaries to see if he can gain dominance over you. It sounds like your colt is still in the nipping stage and you need to…
…boundaries, poor timing and just a general lack of leadership skills. Often conflicting signals and miscommunication are involved, so the horse’s frustration turns to bitterness…
…show. All she really needed to do was step up to the plate and take control of this horse—set some rules and boundaries, punish him…
…the horse goes through this progressive behavior, he is simply testing his boundaries to see if he can gain dominance over you. It sounds like…
…being a confident leader, setting boundaries and trusting your horse. I expect my horses to stand quietly and patiently when tied, no matter how long…
…to start. Setting some boundaries and guidelines for her behavior and making it clear to her what she has to do to get the release,…
…drive the horse forward or establish boundaries. Sitting atop the horse, with a great deal of connectivity through your seat, legs, and hands, using your…
…with Lux and watched carefully as Clare work him to make sure Lux maintained his subordinate demeanor and respected his boundaries. The next day Lux…