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Added on February 17, 2021 -- Length 1:42:30

When Your Horse Says, "NO!"

refusal fear leadership
What do you do when your horse outright refuses something? Sometimes our horse struggles with something that we think should be easy. Walking through a puddle. Getting in a trailer. Riding into the arena corners. The most important thing to understand is that the horse's reason is 100% legitimate. Horse's are unable to pretend to be scared, for example. We can end up frustrated when we don't understand why our horse is having a problem. Instead of frustration, though, let's learn what's really going on and practice some tools to help our horse out.

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When Your Horse Says, "NO!"

refusal fear leadership

Own it for $24.99

February 17, 2021 -- Length 1:42:30

What do you do when your horse outright refuses something? Sometimes our horse struggles with something that we think should be easy. Walking through a puddle. Getting in a trailer. Riding into the arena corners. The most important thing to understand is that the horse's reason is 100% legitimate. Horse's are unable to pretend to be scared, for example. We can end up frustrated when we don't understand why our horse is having a problem. Instead of frustration, though, let's learn what's really going on and practice some tools to help our horse out.