This message is from: Heather Baskey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello All,
Just wanted to update you (almost a month later from the original
question - how time flies) that every journey does begin with a single step.
I
cannot believe how this summer has flown by and how Henry & I have moved along
in our
This message is from: "jgayle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Not very original, but when my mare was six months I started encouraging her
into the trailer by placing a half an apple just far enough in the trailer
that she had to reach for it. This went on for several months of moving the
apple forward.
nry has been with me for 7 weeks now and is settling in so
incredibly well. Loving the Fjord experience!!!
Heather & Henry
Playing
Naturally ...
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From: Vicki Johnston
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This message is from: "Vicki Johnston" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Another thought that I should have shared. Kjerstin had decided that she
would not get on the trailer while at the Parelli center. I worked with her
for two hours and finally started to feel my emotions coming up (not a good
time to try
lectric
hook up at the bottom of the pasture. Anyone interested in renting it for a
bit can certianly call me.
Ronda Nelson
541 592-5143
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Connect
with fri
build up enough savvy to use them with purpose :-)
Thank you so much for
your reply - it is greatly appreciated.
Heather & Henry
Playing Naturally ...
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These guys can be surprisingly tough. I assumed from the start that Joe was
a confident horse (before we came up with the whole LB / RB schema). It
turns out he was actually very unconfident, but not fearful. So when he would
plant and refuse, it wa
This message is from: "Vicki Johnston" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Heather,
I find that with Kjerstin, treats are a great motivator. She is
left-brained extrovert, and when all else fails, she will try to tackle
anything for treats. Of course, this tells me that I am not being
provocative enough, becau
This message is from: Heather Baskey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Thanks to all who have replied to date. I appreciate all responses as
they open up new avenues how I can approach this challenge.
I have found that
I do have to ask lightly (or lighter) at times, as Henry will sull up if asked
with too "lou
This message is from: Fiona Lindsay-Delfino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Heather,
I had a non fjord who did that too me. If it was something that was small and
I could easily hold while holding the parelli lead line; I would pick it up
and approach the gelding and rub him with the object and then would r
This message is from: "kngould" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I've gone thru level one, but not with my fjords; still I know what you are
talking about. Both my guys just put the brakes on, but I can usually back
them up, turn them around, circle and try the approach again, and hopefully
get alittle bit
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