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

29/01/2025

Ling-Ling’s 1st lay down. Even though he is in for colt-starting, I build in the prerequisites for the lay down and he was ready to take it all the way.

28/01/2025
https://www.behavioralhorsemanship.com/post/behavioral-assessment-for-rearingThis is Maverick. He has a history of reari...
26/01/2025

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This is Maverick. He has a history of rearing and flipping over. In this video, we are doing a behavior assessment to determine the trigger and devise a path forward for helping him. We have previously done a series of evaluations on him to rule out pain as a causal factor. For safety reasons, we are using long reins to target this behavior instead of doing it from his back.

This is Maverick. He has a history of rearing and flipping over. In this video, we are doing a behavior assessment to determine the trigger and devise a path forward for helping him. We have previously done a series of evaluations on him to rule out pain as a causal factor. For safety reasons, we ar...

12/01/2025

C**t starting for Ling-Ling (Sterling): This is his first canter from his back. Worked with him on the ground until he could become more balanced—then from his back with ba****ck pad. Saddle will be no big deal. Now we gain a lot of traction for the remainder of his training. I used to prioritize the saddling and canter early on, but prioritizing quality and balance is a much better return on investment in the end.

06/01/2025
Evening sessions🌙✨
19/12/2024

Evening sessions🌙✨

Sensitivity—a Superpower
12/12/2024

Sensitivity—a Superpower

Sensitivity often gets a bad rap, especially when it comes to horses (or people) that might seem overly reactive or emotional. The common advice is to toughen up, to “grow thicker skin.” But what if sensitivity isn't the issue? What if the real problem lies in how we are programmed to interpret ...

11/12/2024

C**t-starting with Ling-Ling (Sterling). This is his 2nd ride. No actual round pen has been used. My process involves what I’ve coined, “Reformed Round-penning” and doesn’t require a round pen. And just like a pilot, I run simulations from the ground to develop and teach the skills necessary to have a predictably safe ride. Well done Ling-Ling!💙

11/12/2024

Finn—wow. First time anyone has been on him. Spectacular💙

Fun time!
09/12/2024

Fun time!

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