Problems in the Saddle
People’s complications with horses typically fall into one of two categories: either they’re having issues moving their horse on the ground or they’re encountering troubles when they’re on the horse’s back.
When you are experiencing horse difficulties in the saddle, we often recommend establishing a good, strong, trusting, partnership with your horse on the ground first. One of the finest ways to do that is to play with your horse utilizing the Parelli Seven Games. basically, all of the Parelli procedures of natural horse training are based on acquiring a good partnership with your horse first and foremost, learning to fully grasp your horse, read your horse, and train him through love, language, leadership, respect, care and concern. This happens from being able to see all horse troubles and horse behavior from the horse’s point of view so that you comprehend what he’s doing and why.
Another step to understanding your horse is to figure out his basic personality – which we call his “Horsenality(TM)” – and learn the training methods that work best with his individual psychology. When To Undertake Riding a Horse
Once you have the foundation of a good relationship wherein your horse trusts you as his “alpha,” and you’ve got a good comprehension of your horse’s personality type – and know what frightens him, pleases him, motivates him and what makes him tick – then you can contemplate getting on his back. How do you know when it’s okay to ride? When your horse is calm, relaxed, responsive and cooperative on the ground, then you can comfortably proceed to riding your horse. Horse Training Solutions
Keep in mind that horses are herd animals and instinctively feel comfortable adhering to a reliable leader, so much of the Parelli method of natural horse training focuses on teaching you how to become that kind of leader/partner for your horse.
If you’d be interested in sharing your journey of learning to solve your horse problems in the saddle and on the ground in a natural, kind and effective manner, we invite you to become a member of the Parelli Savvy Horse Club.
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