Training Articles
Positive reinforcement is a powerful tool for shaping behaviors and building trust between horse and rider. In this article, I will discuss the importance of reinforcement and reward, as well as how to use them effectively in your training.
Training Articles
From colts to champions: unlocking the secrets and real cost to train a horse! The horse industry is a thriving market, providing opportunities for horse breeders, trainers, farriers, and veterinarians.
Training Articles
In this Audio Book, Al shares his expertise and experience to help you become a better horseback rider, and boost your confidence on and off the saddle.
Training Articles
The Horse Exhibitor, Horse Trainer, and The Horseman have a place or a function in informing the horse enthusiasts in there education or curiosity of understanding and communicating with there horses.
Training Articles
Show Kindness to Your Horse. understanding your horse and communicating with them is essential. Horses understand the language of herd instincts, which means that if you want to communicate with them, you will need to do it in their language.
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How to choose a good horse trainer? It’s like navigating a cereal aisle with colorful packaging and tricky slogans. Our guide helps you pick
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Are you right for your horse? It’s easy to fall in love with these magnificent animals – they’re so beautiful, so majestic. Proper Horse Training requires some important basics in the bond between you and your horse.
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Choosing the Horse is Right for You is crucial for a successful and enjoyable riding experience. Many horse enthusiasts find themselves asking the question, “when is a horse right for me?”
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Maintaining proper horse riding posture is essential for developing a deep connection with your horse and staying safe while riding.
Training Articles
Al Ragusin is a renowned horse trainer who has spent 47 years perfecting his technique. He has developed a unique way of extending his cues and refining them to a point where there is very little movement in his legs. This makes it appear that the horse is dancing on his own, when in reality, it is a result of the careful training and communication between Al and his horses.