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Behavioral Horsemanship Behavioral Horsemanship is a relational approach to horse training that is rooted in behavioral science. We hope you find our content useful!

This means we focus on behavior change through connection, and connection happens when horse and handler are mutually noticed, valued and understood.

17/03/2025

Cookie — Learning to Focus

16/03/2025

Wyatt thinks school is all fun and games.

16/03/2025

Cookie learning to lay down from just a tapping of the ground. She’s learning much more than the lay down, but this is a pretty neat and valuable process.

16/03/2025

Wyatt’s 1st (and 2nd) Lay Down. The 2nd one was without a rope already!

16/03/2025

Ace is learning about connection.

13/03/2025

Cookie’s 1st Lay Down
Our philosophy at Behavioral Horsemanship regarding the lay down is that the highest value is not in the lay down, but in the process to the lay down.

10/03/2025

I love this mustang’s enthusiasm—Wyatt & Justine. Wyatt has returned, but only temporarily for colt-starting school. Exciting times ahead for the two of them!

10/03/2025

Cookie is coming along nicely after ironing out some behavioral wrinkles. Now that we have important prerequisites built in, we’re starting to gain momentum.

Thank you to all!
03/03/2025

Thank you to all!

03/03/2025

Dexter is helping us build our obstacle course

01/03/2025

Shaping behavior. Defensive to oral meds.

26/02/2025

First session for Brenda & Ling-Ling outside the arena.

25/02/2025

Cookie’s progress

25/02/2025

Ling-Ling 💙

20/02/2025

Building rapport and response in the early stages of colt-starting is a worthwhile investment. Cookie gets an A+

20/02/2025

Anna and Phen doing a great job with trailer loading.

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Cookie — Learning to Focus

Wyatt thinks school is all fun and games.

Cookie learning to lay down from just a tapping of the ground. She’s learning much more than the lay down, but this is a pretty neat and valuable process.

Wyatt’s 1st (and 2nd) Lay Down. The 2nd one was without a rope already!

Ace is learning about connection.

Cookie’s 1st Lay Down Our philosophy at Behavioral Horsemanship regarding the lay down is that the highest value is not in the lay down, but in the process to the lay down.

I love this mustang’s enthusiasm—Wyatt & Justine. Wyatt has returned, but only temporarily for colt-starting school. Exciting times ahead for the two of them!

Cookie is coming along nicely after ironing out some behavioral wrinkles. Now that we have important prerequisites built in, we’re starting to gain momentum.

Shaping behavior. Defensive to oral meds.

First session for Brenda & Ling-Ling outside the arena.

Cookie’s progress

Ling-Ling 💙

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