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6462		Matthew Allen allenm@...	Jul 1, 1999 10:49 am
	Hi Irene, I'm glad you didn't e-mail me privately-you gave alot of good information that others will need to give you ideas about changing that behavior! We're...
6463		Matthew Allen allenm@xxxx.xxxx	Jul 1, 1999 10:49 am
	Hi Irene, I'm glad you didn't e-mail me privately-you gave alot of good information that others will need to give you ideas about changing that behavior! We're...
6464		Stephanie Sher stephanie@xxxxxxxxx.x...	Jul 1, 1999 11:45 am
	This is really interesting. I'd like to hear more people's definition of a spook. To me a spook is a big leap sideways or forewards, or a whirl and jump. If...
6465		Alexandra Kurland kurlanda@xxxxxx.xxxx	Jun 30, 1999 3:41 pm
	Chrissi asked me to reply to her question: "Is clicker training mostly for greenhorns?" Robert Bailey would tell us that the clicker is the most powerful tool ...
6466		Scott scott@xxxxxxx.xxxx	Jul 1, 1999 8:21 am
	To me a "spook" is any reaction a horse has that shows fear. A "Yikes! What was that!" or a "Wooof - You scared me! I didn't know you were there!" OR...
6467		Scott scott@xxxxxxx.xxxx	Jul 1, 1999 8:33 am
	Hi Irene, I appreciate reading the experiences, questions and responses - and seeing the progress people are making. I'm glad you didn't privately e-mail,...
6468		Scott scott@xxxxxxx.xxxx	Jul 1, 1999 8:47 am
	Thanks for the kind words, Nancy! ... That statement is soooo true. I trust Jim, but that was the case before clicking. I also recognized he had his quirks -...
6469		Andrea Tobias toltstar@xxxxx.xxxx	Jul 1, 1999 2:29 pm
	... I recently when to a clinic with a John Lyon's trainer (Bob Jefferys). What he said was that you cannot train a horse not to be afraid. But you can train...
6470		Sparklesperson@xxxxx.... Sparklesperson@xxxxx....	Jul 1, 1999 2:58 pm
	<<Does anyone have suggestions about keeping a horse going at the speed you want and clicking to tell them "that's right" without having them stop dead in...
6471		Hs4hs@xxx.xxx	Jul 1, 1999 3:28 pm
	In a message dated 7/1/99 4:45:09 AM Pacific Daylight Time, ... Hi Stephanie, that's what I was trying to say, maybe didn't say it well....but yes, to me a ...
6472		amccann@xxxxxx.xxx	Jul 1, 1999 5:29 pm
	Hi all, Long time reader, first time poster. My name's Andrea and I've been CT'ing my 6-year-old OT TB mare, Mir�, for about six months. She particularly...
6473		julie lannen equilog@xxxxxxxx.xxx....	Jul 1, 1999 6:10 pm
	... mmm.. I am not convinced that all bolting as a result of spooky behaviour can be controlled by the horse. I have had a few experiences at this with my...
6474		Matthew Allen allenm@xxxx.xxxx	Jul 1, 1999 6:44 pm
	Hi Andrea & Critters, Great post! You've got to start posting more often! You're funny and insightful! Hmmmm, definition of a spook-real or fake, they can both...
6475		Matthew Allen allenm@xxxx.xxxx	Jul 1, 1999 6:54 pm
	Hi Julie, Boy, this discussion is getting good! Just a couple of thoughts here: a one rein stop works because it is practiced until it becomes a natural...
6476		Scott scott@xxxxxxx.xxxx	Jul 1, 1999 3:50 pm
	... Great anecdote, Nancy! I know you've probably told us, but I've forgotten - how long have you had Dan in your life? The real test for me will come when I...
6477		Scott scott@xxxxxxx.xxxx	Jul 1, 1999 4:06 pm
	Hi Andrea, I enjoyed your note about the homeless couches with claws! What a great exercise and hooray for you that you're in the saddle doing it! I also got a...
6478		Matthew Allen allenm@xxxx.xxxx	Jul 1, 1999 11:20 pm
	Hi Pam, My naked bod scares me so would probably have the same effect on old Dan-O! Funny story thanks for sharing it! I've had Dan for five years. He's my...
6479		BONNIE DUENSING blduensing@xxxxx.xxxx	Jul 1, 1999 11:30 pm
	what is everyones opinion on giving a mare a shot to make her come into heat? is this better then waiting for the regular heat cycle or not? also has anyone...
6480		Scott scott@xxxxxxx.xxxx	Jul 1, 1999 7:48 pm
	Hi Bonnie, Interesting questions - especially the opinion of your farrier. He/she must be a pretty sensitive person! My horse's massage therapist had her mare...
6481		LDYJCowGrl@xxx.xxx	Jul 2, 1999 3:32 am
	In a message dated 7/1/99 1:29:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time, amccann@... writes: << I'm figuring this is all just part of the learning process, and that...
6482		LDYJCowGrl@xxx.xxx	Jul 2, 1999 3:38 am
	In a message dated 7/1/99 1:29:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time, amccann@... writes: << She particularly likes playing "target the big bad noisy blue tarp as...
6483		William carson William.Carson@xxx.xx...	Jul 2, 1999 3:08 am
	I have seen alot of mare that have been PG'd ^ alot of the time it stuffs up their hormones & then they have to be PG'd every time to get them in season etc.. ...
6484		Matthew Allen allenm@xxxx.xxxx	Jul 2, 1999 11:59 am
	Hi Bonnie, In regards to the sedating, my friend, who is also a vet, told me that memories of things learned or experienced during sedation do not carry over...
6485		Sparklesperson@xxxxx.... Sparklesperson@xxxxx....	Jul 2, 1999 2:44 pm
	Hi all, I found this on another list, and it seemed pertinant to the discussion we've been having on spooking, so I got permission and am forwarding it to the...
6486		BONNIE DUENSING blduensing@xxxxx.xxxx	Jul 2, 1999 4:31 pm
	how do you teach a horse to lunge without using a lunge whip? i would still i would still each my horse to get used to whips though. bonnie ... ...
6487		L A F snipstripe@xxxxxxx.xxxx	Jul 2, 1999 4:32 pm
	... When I first got my stallion, he was unmanageable. He held a lot of fear, but I trained him to halter and lead a little. He was sedated by my vet to ...
6488		September Weir tember@xxxx.xxx.xxxx	Jul 2, 1999 4:52 pm
	I lunge my horse without a whip (actually I don't own one). I use a Parelli technique, usually I just have to hold my hand out behind him, if he need some...
6489		Matthew Allen allenm@xxxx.xxxx	Jul 2, 1999 6:54 pm
	Hi Leiza, This is another interesting topic! When Dan had his teeth floated, he was sedated, but I noticed several tears running down his face. I didn't know...
6490		Sparklesperson@xxxxx.... Sparklesperson@xxxxx....	Jul 3, 1999 1:46 pm
	Hi Bonnie, I did indeed teach my guy how to lunge without a whip -- actually, I retaught him, as I had originally taught him to lunge using a whip. Here is a...
6491		Scott scott@xxxxxxx.xxxx	Jul 3, 1999 10:25 am
	Hi Patricia, Thanks so much for posting the Classical Dressage letter to Annette. It certainly did address a lot of issues I've been dealing with for a while,...

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