Horse Tack Triggers
Most people never consider how the horse responds to just the sight of tack or notice if there are Quality interactions while tacking up.
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How to find a Quality Horse Trainer
Dear Sam: Horse Help Horsemanship Series
How do I find a quality horse trainer?
Watch the latest episode on the Alternative Horsemanship YouTube Channel.
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Horse Training - The Illusion that causes Long-term Problems
The Illusion of "Horse Training"
One of the greatest negative contributors in the horse industry (to both the human and horse) is the misperception of "Horse Training."
Riding Tips - Letting go of Physical Tension
A rider's physical tightness usually starts with clenched seat bones. This tension, creates rigidity that travels up the spine between their shoulder blades, into their neck and shoulders, down the upper and then forearm, ending with gripping in their fingers on the reins. From the seat down, there's often a shortened leg position, with an outward turned knee and toe, and a clamped hamstring and calf.
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Questions for your Horse Learning Journey
What does Quality with the horse mean to you?
What do you consider as Success?
How
often do you connect how the horse's mind and emotions influence his
physical responses, versus fixating on containing/blocking/driving his
movement?
Where is your focus during the equine interactions?
Are you mentally present and available to acknowledge and address the horse's feedback? Without triggering his fear?
Do
you ever adapt your original goal whether temporarily, short or even
long-term, to prioritize first building trust, try, and willingness in
the horse?
The Horse's Eye Coloration & Muscles
Eye Line Coloration Explanation
"Blue eyed horses can have different pigment patterns and sometimes less pigment makes it easier to see their iris muscles. It’s a normal feature that you just don’t get to see very often!"
Dr. Amber Lovell DVM
Opthalmologist Specialist
Horse Training Tips Dear Sam: Horse Help
Dear Sam: Horse Help Horsemanship Series
Horse Training Tips :
Are you teaching the horse Physical Compliance without engaging his mind?
Alternative Horsemanship the Remote Horse Coach shares a horse video reflecting a physically compliant horse but not mentally present. Without the horse learning to think, search, and try, he will not be mentally redirectable or adaptable. Watch on the YouTube Channel
Alternative Horsemanship the Remote Horse Coach June Livestreams
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Did you miss Alternative Horsemanship's June Livestreams?
Part 1 Anticipative Assumptions- Unintentional thoughts that sabotage communication with the horse.
Part 2 Specific Communication- discussing common factors during the equine interaction that affect the specificity of communication.
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