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Devine Horsemanship Kathleen is a John & Josh Lyons Certified trainer. She offers quality horse training from c**t starting, problem solving, and all around pleasure horses.

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13/04/2025

Apparently they identify as dogs.

24/03/2025

The horses get exposed to a lot on this ranch. Absolutely incredible this herd of elk came so close.

I may not have human children, so gosh darn it my dog will learn how ride!
24/03/2025

I may not have human children, so gosh darn it my dog will learn how ride!

01/09/2024

Swimmin with the fishies

What a view to wrap up a day with. Well done, Colorado 👏🏻
01/09/2024

What a view to wrap up a day with. Well done, Colorado 👏🏻

Eyes up, shoulders back, paws closed around the reins
27/08/2024

Eyes up, shoulders back, paws closed around the reins

Picture cred to my beautiful friend, Kaela, who comes out a couple times a week to help me get some horses worked. Thank...
23/08/2024

Picture cred to my beautiful friend, Kaela, who comes out a couple times a week to help me get some horses worked. Thanks, girl!

This cute boy has been learning how to become a trail horse. He has been out of the arena and on the trails 3 times at t...
20/08/2024

This cute boy has been learning how to become a trail horse. He has been out of the arena and on the trails 3 times at this point and is doing great. He makes the views even more spectacular!

Lozi has been an absolute rockstar. After working in the round pen and arena the first several days after she came in, w...
19/08/2024

Lozi has been an absolute rockstar. After working in the round pen and arena the first several days after she came in, we progressed to working the trails on the property we run out of. We have 333 acres and miles of trails which have been great to expose Lozi to a variety of wildlife and trail obstacles.
Lozi’s owner will be trailering her off of her property to ride in the mountains and various parks, so after working through some issues at home (both with other horses and solo- she can get worried when she is by herself) it was time to trailer her off property and go solo at a new place.
Lozi did great! I am so so proud of the confidence she has gained. We passed many bikers, hikers, and dogs and she handled it all like a champ. Lozi will be going home next week and she will be very missed…she has become quite a farm favorite!

25/05/2024

This is what I like to see, and what tells me a horse is really settling down…amidst an extremely windy day, Lozi is standing here before we do a training session, hind leg cocked and quiet eyes. She was never super jumpy or quirky on the ties, but has never looked very relaxed either. Today she is showing that the training we’re doing is paying off. 👌🏻

15/05/2024

Lozi is a 9 yr old Tennessee Walker. Lozi hasn't had much done with her for about a year and a half. The ultimate goal is for her owner to enjoy Lozi on the trails. Her owner shared about Lozi getting spooky at times, especially when dirt bikes pass her on the mountain trails. I started with her in the round pen after she did not want to be caught in her paddock (which let me know she didnt have much trust or respect for me). My only goal for these sessions (2 sessions in one day, about 20 minutes each) was to work on joining up- having Lozi face me and ultimately to come into the center of the round pen with me. All of this is done through body language. Things I'll watch and make note of when I'm round penning are: how long does it take the horse to show any kind of relaxation (ie. licking and chewing, head and neck lowering, blinking, etc), does the horse seem more relaxed going one direction or the other, does the horse cross canter and if so, does it appear to be a physical related issue (hip, hock, stifle pain, etc), or is the horse so tense he is no longer focused on coordination through his body, does he keep focus on you or get distracted quickly, etc. Horses reveal a lot about themselves in the round pen. It's also a place where they will call you out with mistakes you are making as a trainer. Round penning is one of my absolute favorite things to do. I will keep updates coming of Lozi's progress.

01/05/2024

As a horse trainer I have found myself always spending more time with training horses than I do with my own. Jessica Forliano, my mentor and trainer I worked for in Pennsylvania gave me some great advice not too long ago…she told me to spend whatever time I have with my own horses, even if it’s 15 minutes. SO nice to start getting big ol’ Bentley back into shape! Thank you, Jess!!!

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