Tag Archives: Appaloosa

Flymasking the Un-halterable, Headshy Horse

Posted on June 14, 2009 by admin

You remember the story of belling the cat. We were handed a similar scenario… The challenge: To put a flymask on a horse who is not halter-trained and is known to be headshy. The solution: Clicker Training to the rescue! … Continue reading →

Posted in clicker training | Tagged advice, Appaloosa, appy, cavaletti, challenge course, crossrail, equestrian, equine, ground drive, horse, horse whisperer, horsemanship, horses, natural, natural horse, natural horse training, natural horse training methods, natural horsemanship, naturally, operant conditioning, pmu, premarin, principle, principles, rescue, tip, tips, trail obstacles, training | 1 Comment

Feral Horse Training

Posted on January 10, 2008 by admin

Whitney, our natural barefoot trimmer, was out today. I always feel like a pioneer of old hosting a wayfarer on farrier days–what news do they bring from the far-reaching corners of the horse world that they frequent? Today’s news centered … Continue reading →

Posted in Horse Training Philosophy, Natural Horsemanship | Tagged Appaloosa, appaloosa mare, barefoot trim, blm mustang, domestic horses, feral horse, feral horses, few days, first timer, foals, horse training, horse world, human attention, mares, mustangs, natural horse training, natural horse training methods, natural horsemanship, natural trim, neglect cases, pasture, piece of advice, powerful thing, pressure and release, principle, stallion, train, training, wayfarer | Leave a comment

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