Just received notification that the family has already celebrated and at this point do not wish to receive more cards. My apology for the alert to your...
I don't know if this strikes a nerve for you or not, but I thought I'd forward it around anyway......in case you want to send cards. Sherry is the author of...
Hello everyone, here is a reminder we are having the first ever (or first in a long time) equine clicker training clinic with Alexandra Kurland in California...
Hey group, for fun I posted a video on YouTube challenging people to use clicker training to teach a horse to accept a bath. As usual, I'm trying to promote...
... Absolutely agree JP. After I wrote the post, I was thinking -duh- the reason the the exercise is called turn ON the forehand is that the weight/balance is...
Jord-Ann, While I agree with almost everything you say in this post, I want to point out that you can ALSO direct the hindquarters with the action of the...
... They call this ... Cindy, this is a little confused :) Turning around the forehand, or turns on the forehand (it has various names, including the Tom Turn...
Sounds like you had a great time. Wish I coulda joined you! How is your headshaker? Kathy Holcomb Woodland, CA ... From: Cindy Martin <maddogranch@...> ...
Hi Everyone, We had a nice, inaugural California clicker get together on Saturday, July 11 in Carmel Valley. The announcement came out a bit late, (mea culpa)...
Hi Julie, my friend Beth has used every boot made and likes the Renegades the best. She is an endurance rider and mountain packer. Karen ... From: Julie...
Has anyone had any experience with these hoof boots? Do you have a favorite brand? I'm looking for something not too hard to put on and that'll stay on trail...
All we can ever say in life is that we tried. And Neil, thank you for trying. Sounds like in the end things will work out for you. I hope you give it another...
... You are still my hero, Neil, for giving it a go. I know you did the best you could (and then some) and Sally will be much easier for the next person,...
... The mustang competition and adoption had a disappointing end to a project that was very disappointing for me. Little Sally and I did better then I thought...
Special Rider Discount for this clinic only!!! This weekend! There are still some openings left for a great clinic this weekend at Sky View Acres near...
Fantastic conference! I attended in Dublin last summer & would be going this year but don't have the $$. I highly recommend it if anyone on the list is able...
http://www.equitationscience.com/Sydney2009.html Is a link to the 5th symposium. Sounds like there are some good topics and we have a clicker trainer on the...
This classical approach to lateral movement shows the easiest way for both horse and rider to perform this important movement effectively; lateral movements...
Hello everyone, Alexandra Kurland will teach a 3-day Start Up Intermediate Clinic (see description below) on Clicker Training your Horse in Carmel Valley, ...
... I would second this! One of the most reliable behaviors I start with MANY animals, for safety reasons, is backing up away from me. I use a verbal and hand...
... << another good place to get information on beginning c/t for horses would be the Clickryder group on Yahoo. You will be well received and get more...
A good place to start is targeting. You can also shape backing away from you and politeness about food from behind a barrier. Get those good before working on...
Thank you all so much for your help and interest. I can't express well enough how much I appreciate it! I agree that staying behind a barrier will make things...
... This is what jumped out at me. It's the application of the principles that makes successful training, not the tools! (i.e., the clicker)! Other than that,...
In my opinion, this is less a food issue and more of a territorial/dominance issue. They need to replace her with some foundered old pony and maybe you can...
One thing that cannot be stressed enough when working with unsafe, naive animals, is to work from behind a barrier.This also has the advantage of not...
I'd start with a person who 'knows' horses. The biggest mistake you could make is to treat a horse like a dog. Horses think circles around dogs and should...
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