Teaching A Horse to “Hold” or Stand Still
Teaching a horse to stand still and “hold” increases their patience, trust in you and can provide peace and comfort for them. Waiting on the Lord teaches us similar skills.
Trailer Loading – Part 4
A horse doesn’t naturally want to get on a trailer. Teaching them to have confidence while loading is similar to training our hearts to seek Christ.
Trailer Loading Inspiration
Some inspiration for your trailer loading goals!
Trailer Loading – Part 3
A horse doesn’t naturally want to get on a trailer. Teaching them to have confidence while loading is similar to training our hearts to seek Christ.
Trailer Loading – Part 2
A horse doesn’t naturally want to get on a trailer. Teaching them to have confidence while loading is similar to training our hearts to seek Christ.
Trailer Loading – Part 1
A horse doesn’t naturally want to get on a trailer. Teaching them to have confidence while loading is similar to training our hearts to seek Christ.
Preparation for the Start Button
Preparing a horse for the Start Button is a great way to help the horse have a choice in behaviors.
Stop Treat Mugging / Boundaries
Teaching a horse to understand how to receive positive reinforcement while respecting boundaries and personal space.
2 Horses Turning Together
Teaching horses to walk and turn together can assist with helping participants learn problem solving, patience, cooperation, compromise, teamwork, empathy and communication skills.
Teaching a Horse Their Name and “Here”
Teaching a horse to know when you have called them by name and when you want them to draw near can be used to start a conversation about hearing the voice of God and drawing close to Him.