Horse Won’t Stand At Mounting Block

If you are experiencing any of the above my training can help. The basis of my training process is based on pressure and release and by using this I can get the horse to switch from his sympathetic nervous system, which is their instinctive, emotional and juvenille part of their brain to their para-sympathetic nervous system which is their calm, co-operative and learning part of their brain. Horse Won’t Stand At Mounting Block

It is important to me that you train a horse to switch from one to the other, for them to learn that if they have a moment of high stress they can come back to a place of calm. If you do not teach a horse how to do this they will fuel their worry and stress with more worry and stress which is natural and normal for a flight animal. I wanted a process that taught this to the horse but did not compromise the relationship.

What's new for the future

I have finally decided to join the 21st century and start to put things online. I didn’t want to set up a program as there are quite a few of those out there but I do want people to have access to the information. I have come up with a plan where there will be an option to just purchase a video or series of videos that may be of interest to you. Or you can subscribe so that you have access to all videos including videos that will be added on a regular basis, I am also going to set up a closed Facebook page for subscribers to that they can communicate with me, post videos for me to asses and help with if you have got stuck. Equine Chiropractor Near Me

In the videos I will cover the basic halter and ground work that I use as the corner stone to solving 95% of any issues that arise, plus advanced groundwork which will teach the horse horse to carry himself, become more engaged, more even, all with good energy, it will also teach them to become more emotionally and physically dextrous, this encourages the horse to take more responsibility for themselves.