This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I don't know if you were addressing me, but I think it was Brigid that
mentioned Old Mac boots. There are some new boots out made by the Easy
boot folks, easy to put on and said to work great! Called Boa Boots,
This message is from: jgayle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jean, I seem to remember you talking about Mac boots vs Teflon? Do you
remember which boots were agreed to be the best fitting? My big boy takes a
size 6 so hopefully they can make this. Thanks Jean G
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This message is from: Karen Keith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Another way to teach a horse to stand quietly is to use clicker training and
teach your horse to put his front feet on a target. This can be a piece
of plywood on the ground or a doormat.
I decided to teach my gelding to stand both front
This message is from: Joe Glick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The method I like to use to get a horse to stand quietly is Releasing
Pressure. I'll attach a lead rope to their halter, bring them out of their
stall and square them up in the alleyway. Don't tie the horse, but set him up
so that you have room to
This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, I have that 7 games tape..I believe he made that over 10 years ago? I
didn't think much of his method then. But at the clinic I saw that his
methods had evolved and were much like other good Natural Horsman
techniques, but chunked down in
This message is from: Gail Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I can understand your skepticism after seeing Parelli's 7 games tape.
No Fjord I know (except Guntharwho is incredibly sweet, but has a
mind more like an Arab) would give two hoots about all that rope
wiggling.
So Jean, what was
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Subject: Re: Teaching horses to stand quietly
This message is from: Karl Jerrie Froelich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
er - this is all great; but doesn't really help with the original question..
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This message is from: Karl Jerrie Froelich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
er - this is all great; but doesn't really help with the original question..
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Subject: Re: Teaching horses
This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Deb, Who was your Parelli instructor? We had a Parelli clinic here last
year and I audited it, with a skeptical mind at the beginning. but after
auditing the whole level 1 clinic I signed up for the clinic this
year(level 1) It will be a 2
This message is from: Debi Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all,
I have been practicing the Parelli methods for a couple months. I
think it works very well, but have not really had much first hand knopwledge
of how well others were doing with it. (And I certainly do not think that
this is
This message is from: Karl Jerrie Froelich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We are taking one of our fjords in for an evaluation this fall at Libby. The
importance and desireability of a horse to stand quietly has been pounded into
me, but I'm lacking know-how. Anybody willing to share their training
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