This message is from: "Arthur Rivoire" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello Everybody and Happy New Year! Arthur and I have just returned from
our annual Christmas trip to New England to spend time with family, Fjord
friends, and non-horsey friends. We had a wonderful time, but three weeks
away is a little
This message is from: GAIL RUSSELL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi all,
One way of getting submissiveness from your Fjord is to clicker train
commands like "Back" (I ask for one step at a time, use a hand pushed into
the chest muscles as the initial cue.), "Head Up," Head Down," Step (step
forward with on
This message is from: Marsha Jo Hannah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> when we first learned to drive, the teacher commented that the worst
> possible scenario is "a green horse, and a green handler", so I also
> agree that someone getting their first horse would really benefit
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Nancy wrote: I'll get off my soapbox now and hope I haven't bored
everyone to death.
Not at all boring. I completely agree with the "well trained, mellow
gelding" method of training a young horse, as well as the approach
of exposing them to as many sigh
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Thanks, Kristine, I will get my crop ready and give it a try! Have not used
one before so good experience for both of us - also, will lead from the other
side - also a good idea. I will hold off on the chain unless I really need it
- overall this gelding i
ge line !
Regards,
Kristine
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> Sent: Mittwoch, 7. Oktober 1998 13:58
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> Subject: Re: Fjord Training
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> Thank you, Nanc
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Thank you, Nancy, for your helpful comments and suggestions regarding
training. Also appreciate the recommendation on the video - Linda from
Minnesota
I am interested in your comment about "teaching your Fjords to stay out of
your space". Could you elabor
This message is from: "Werner, Kristine" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi Nancy -
interesting that you start training your Fjords at the age of two. I
guess most horses in the States are started
around that age.
Here, though, it is widely "known" that the Fjord is a late bloomer and
not mature until the
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