Ear Pinning Part 2
The second in a three part series on ear pinning. This podcast discusses how to tell if your horse is pinning his ears out of fear or defensiveness, and what to do about it.
3 Elo 20112min
Ear Pinning Part 1
Horses communicate primarily with body language, and committed students of the horse are always watching a horse's ears for clues on how he is feeling. Ear pinning is a very important signal to notice...
3 Elo 20112min
Is your horse a Good Student?
Regardless of our riding discipline and horsemanship goals, we all want our horses to be good students. What does it mean to be an A+ learner, and how can we help our horse be the best student that he...
3 Elo 20111min
The Element of GO
In Julie's methodology, we study six basic elements that we need for communicate with our horses. The first and most important of these elements is GO. I talk about what GO means to my study of horsem...
27 Heinä 20111min
The Difference between "Natural" and "Traditional"
We people talk about "Natural Horsemanship," what do they mean? How can a foundation in Natural Horsemanship improve your horse for traditional types of riding or competition? In this episode, I answe...
27 Heinä 20112min
Riding the "What IS" instead of the "What IF"
It's easy when working with horses to get stuck anticipating what bad thing might be about to happen. I call this "riding the WHAT IF"... WHAT IF my horse spooks? WHAT IF he bucks? WHAT IF he runs awa...
12 Touko 20111min
