Are you having horse training problems?
Many horse training problems are caused by miscommunication - if communication between horse and owner has broken down it can lead to frustration and resentment on both sides If you and your horse are frustrated, then any training or schooling sessions will end up stressful and non-productive, and can often reinforce the problem behaviour Solving your horse training problems may require a complete change of behaviour on your part, as solving problems requires a flexible approach and the willingness to do things differently Sometimes the thought of 'doing things differently' seems a bit daunting, but with the right advice and support you can break out of the cycle of bad behaviour for good Does your 'problem horse' exhibit any of the following behaviour?
The first steps we take in working with 'problem horses' is to establish if the horse training problems are caused by miscommunication between the horse and owner, or the problem has a physical root cause (physical causes could be dental problems, back pain, muscle damage or the results of ill-fitting tack) If the problem appears to be a miscommunication between the horse and owner, we will work with the owner to agree a programme of horse training and personal coaching to establish how the situation developed, and plan a way forward Tips for dealing with your problem horse
It's very easy when handling or schooling a horse that exhibits bad behaviour, to either...
The problem will not go away by ignoring it and very often manifests itself later on as a bigger problem
By thinking that the problem is worse than it is, can cause the rider to over-correct, which again may lead to making the problem worse in the long term Assessing the cause of the problem
When was the last time you had the horses' teeth rasped, or tack checked?
Are their gaps in your/your horses' education? Are the lessons taught out of a logical sequence? Do you regularly 'skip' training/schooling sessions? Some other considerations
If it is a serious problem on the point of being dangerous (i.e. rearing or aggression), and you are unable to spend the time or you cannot afford professional help, it would be far better to think about selling the horse and buying a horse without these problems so that you can enjoy your riding. Some people love to re-school and correct problems - others just want to enjoy their horse, doing the activity they want to do, without any stress! Remember, there is no right or wrong way to deal with horse training problems - whichever is the way for you is the right way... Do you own a problem horse and are looking for / have found a solution?
Are you having horse training problems or do you own a problem horse? Read what other EquiSecrets visitors have said about their problem horsesClick below to see contributions from other visitors to this page...
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