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How Do Horses Learn?

How Do Horses Learn?

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Mounting Block Hacks

Mounting Block Hacks

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The Hardest Thing About Learning Horsemanship and How to Train Horses

The Hardest Thing About Learning Horsemanship and How to Train Horses

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What you release is what you teach

What you release is what you teach

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Groundwork vs. Lunging

Groundwork vs. Lunging

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3 Facts About Your Horse’s Eyesight to Keep in Mind When Training

3 Facts About Your Horse’s Eyesight to Keep in Mind When Training

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Desensitizing With A Purpose

Desensitizing With A Purpose

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The “Broke” Horse

The “Broke” Horse

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7 Steps to Building Back Your Confidence With Horses

7 Steps to Building Back Your Confidence With Horses

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Cross-tying with Safety

Cross-tying with Safety

Are they safe? Will my horse pull back? How can I teach him to cross-tie without any issues? For me, the answer comes down to this: If you approach cross-tying with a training mindset and set the horse up for success with the foundational preparation he needs beforehand.

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What lead are you on?

What lead are you on?

One of the hardest things to learn when you are new to loping is how to know which lead you are on. It can be tricky to feel, and frustrating! Here are a few methods that you can use to determine which lead you are on if you are unsure.

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To Treat or Not to Treat

To Treat or Not to Treat

Giving horses treats and when to do so is a highly debated topic that many horse owners have different opinions about. Some people give their horses treats all the time or use it as an integral part of their training.

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