Horse Training Tips

Horses are far easier to train once you realise that they don?t always react the same way you would expect a person would react. Good horse trainers already understand these instincts and techniques and that is why they get results!

Remember that a horse is a horse and not quite the same as a person!

Some things about people and horses are similar; some things about horses and people are very different.

This horse training information is worthy of reading and understanding so that you develop a strong and trusting relationship when training your horse or pony. Understand from your horse?s point of view and you can be successful working with your equine partners.

Consider this when you are or pony.

Remember:

Your horse or pony likes to have friends around them. Your horse or pony feels most happy with other horses. Horses and ponies would prefer to be in company rather than alone. Most times they would like to be somewhere where they can actually play. At the least, they need to be able to see other horses or animals or people. You would think that a happy horse would be much easier to train!

Horses have a herd instinct and a flight instinct. They work out where they stand in a herd ? the so called ?pecking order.? And they go with the crowd rather than stand alone. Be aware of this. As a trainer, you can use this to help your horse and become his or her leader. You then become their focus and they are attentive to you.

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Sarah Myles ? Horse riding instructor, sports (equestrian) coach, horse owner, equestrian competitor and most of all, horse lover

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