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…bump him. This process is demonstrated in detail in my groundwork video called Lead Line Leadership. http://www.shop.juliegoodnight.com/shop/trftg2leadlineleadership.html It sounds like your horse is stopping when…
A Delicate Balance: Julie Goodnight teaches leadership/ riding exercises to the Compton Junior Posse…
…dominant Morgan named Chief. Goodnight shows his mild-mannered owner important round pen techniques and how to live up to this horse’s high standard of leadership….
…groundwork. This horse definitely needs some manners. There is a lengthy article on my website called “Lead Line Leadership.” Read that and work on the…
…I have DVDs on this type of relationship building with the horse: Round Pen Reasoning and Lead Line Leadership (order online or at 800-225-8827). Your…
…What can I do to provide leadership and build respect with this horse until he mellows out? Do you think he is just testing me…
…and calmly stand ground tied, with or without a halter and lead. My DVD called “Lead Line Leadership” explains and demonstrates this training process and…
…to you as his captain and has faith in your leadership. Again, well done. It is definitely possible to do too much ground work, just…
…horses, no matter how high in the hierarchy, will gratefully accept the leadership of another individual, as long as the leader has demonstrated their commitment…
…Lead Line Leadership. You can order them online at www.JulieGoodnight.com or by calling (800) 225-8827 during business hours. In particular your colt needs to learn…
…“lead” horse grooms other horses. In other words, am I losing ground with my horse, from a leadership perspective, by grooming her (especially at times…
…gets from the herd, he is not going to want to leave with you. It is not the horse’s affliction—it is your lack of leadership…
…leadership, authority and disciplining horses. Yesterday, in my last presentation for the weekend on “Mastering Flying Lead Changes,” I got to ride the QH stallion…
…also be a sign of a bigger problem, which is that your horse does not accept your authority and leadership. There might be other signs…
…comes to cantering—the riders must have leadership, authority, know how to give the horse a release of the cue and they must know how to…
…may have gotten greedy in his training; and 3) you now have a leadership and confidence issue with your horse. If your horse was represented…
…Reasoning and Lead Line Leadership DVDs at www.juliegoodnight.com.products.html). To establish dominance and respect from a horse, you need to control his space and control the…
…raising kids. They both do better with rules to obey, lots of structure and consistent discipline. My DVD called Lead Line Leadership will show you…
…horse, you would make tremendous progress. Basic lead-line work is excellent for developing your relationship and building your confidence and leadership skills. If your time…
…his mouth over and over for years. Make one correction, and be done with it. Establish your leadership role in your herd of two. Invest…
…be diligent and persistent, he’ll cease the arguments and compromise and simply go where you say. What he needs most is your leadership and consistency….
…with your horse, you must give him fair and strong leadership, give him the comfort, the structure, the praise and the discipline he deserves. Once…
…into your herd. When you show good leadership to your horse, you should see this gesture often, and you should learn to watch for it….
…some basic, rudimentary training from the ground and the saddle. This time will help you establish leadership from the ground and from the saddle and…
…safe. Horses crave and worship leadership, so going from a strong leader to a passive one is a change any horse would notice. You cannot…
…out pain then making sure the horse follows her leadership. QUESTION: I have a four-year-old gelding. He has a wonderful jog and walk. When he…
…out my Lead Line Leadership DVDs if you need help with that. Good luck to you and your daughter! Julie Goodnight, Clinician and Trainer, Horse…
…him of his manners and my expectations of him (see my Lead Line Leadership video). Check Your Tack and Saddle Fit Don’t get carried away…
…strong leadership. They love to rest, they love to be praised for a job well done and they love it when you take all the…
…which means we address everything from groundwork, to leadership skills, to riding skills, to improving the performance of the horse in any discipline. Some horsemanship…
…the woman’s attempts at leadership. He pinned his ears and gestured with his teeth in a threat to bite as she led him; swishing his…
…advancing riding skills—improve the rider so the horse can do his job 24 on were leadership (human) and ground manners (horse) 21 featured spoiled, tantrum…
…must recognize how much of the low score is caused by you—either through poor handling or unclear and inconsistent expectations. Sometimes changing your leadership is…
…leadership in helmetry. Based in Mt. Hope, Ohio Troxel has provided over four million helmets to the equestrian market. See the extensive line of Troxel…
…safely meant having total control of the horse from stem to stern and a relationship based on trust and solid leadership. To me, the ideal…
…are filling quickly, but there are still some openings for the Fall programs. The Ranch Riding Adventure is September 16-20; the Saddle Up! Women’s Leadership…
…more basic things first (see my website for more info on groundwork and my Lead Line Leadership and Roundpen Reasoning DVDs). Give him all the…
…of my groundwork video series, Lead Line Leadership. There are also some articles in my training library on the subject. The last two weeks of…
…thoroughly and demonstrated on my video, Lead Line Leadership. You can also find out more about collection and many other riding skills at my Training…
…away and the horse totally responded. The only thing lacking in that equation was leadership on Zeke’s part and once he stepped up to the…
…are thoroughly explained on volume 2 of my groundwork video series, Lead Line Leadership. There are also some articles in my training library on the…
…problems for you down the road because it erodes your authority and leadership. An obedient horse will be focused straight ahead and will go in…
…Leadline Leadership, to learn specific training techniques and exercises to teach your horse to stand quietly, walk and trot off your body cues, back, circle…
…your bicycle and he may surprise you! Horses thrive off of good leadership. A good leader sets the tone, enforces the rules and trusts her…
…video in my From the Ground Up video series (Round Pen Reasoning, Lead Line Leadership, Bit Basics, Ready to Ride) and we are hoping to…
…just correct him when he does. This will only work if you have authority over your horse and he respects your leadership; otherwise, when you…
…average horse only tries as hard as your leadership and authority demands and will only rise to your level of expectation. What kind of horse…
…leadership—either you are the boss of them, or they are the boss of you—that’s the way it works in a horse herd. Horses are much…
…groundwork and riding videos—especially Lead Line Leadership and GPR Volume 5 Refinement and Collection—explain the specific aids required to cue your horse for disengagement and…
…to do more ground work with your horse to establish a strong bond and learn more about behavior and your leadership of the horse. Check…