> Beautifully put, I learned the "up the pressure" method when I
> started out and became increasingly unhappy with the results. Now I
> am trying to figure out how to really use feel and timing, and it is
> difficult (at least for me) and I backslide a lot. A lot of the time
> I come in wonder
--- Kathleen Douglas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>> How the heck do I reach my horses mind? Still
working on that part!<<
Kat, you would absolutely LOVE, LOVE, LOVE clicker
training. It DOES get to your horse's mind and allows
you to communicate with them as partners, not as owner/slave!
Sus
On Apr 22, 2008, at 10:04 PM, Judy Ryder wrote:
Following A Feel
By Brent Graef
There's a difference between a horse who is escaping pressure versus
a horse
who is willingly following a feel.
Thanks Judy!
Beautifully put, I learned the "up the pressure" method when I
started out and bec
Following A Feel
By Brent Graef
There's a difference between a horse who is escaping pressure versus a horse
who is willingly following a feel.
I use firmness to block the undesirable, not to get the horse to do what I
would like him to do. I do not methodically "up the pressure" until the
ho
