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Natural Horsemanship - building strong relationships based on trustNatural horsemanship focuses on working with the horse's natural behavior, instincts and personality in a clear and kind manner.There are many well-known trainers who practice these methods including: Alexandra Kurland - Clicker Training Mark Rashid, Brent Graef, Linda Tellington-Jones, Monty Roberts, Tom Dorrance,. Each one of these trainers has their own style and share their knowledge through books and dvds. Available to everyone - you can learn how to effectively and kindly work with your horse using these methods. Studies of horses in the wild has given the foundation on which this is based. Body language is used to communicate to the horse and by learning to listen to the horse by watching for subtle moves that indicate understanding, a two-way conversation can be achieved. It is a truly beautiful sight to see horse and human working as one with trust and respect. That is the essence of true horse-man-ship. Natural Horsemanship and Clicker TrainingTraining Horses Naturally is a fantastic website that shows you how to discover the natural way to your horse's heart
using a combination of natural training techniques and positive reinforcement through clicker training. Located in Palgrave, Ontario they also offer
one on one on-site training and host many different clinics.
Click here to visit their website.
Training VideosHorse Training Software System that teaches using 17 Horse Training Videos at a very reasonable cost. Click Here to read more about it! Rope Halters
Want to make your own rope halter such as the one shown in the photo? These halters are very popular when training your horse using natural methods.
Or if you prefer to buy one already made check out the great prices at Jeffers Return from Natural Horsemanship to Natural Horse Care home page |
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