The Beginning stages of Liberty Dressage (Natural Horsemanship)

[Naturalhorse1]

Hi Farah, very nice one again. I like that you also show when things go less then perfect; other people would cut this out.

Thanks for sharing!

[stinahumana]

yepp, good one, you need to know what you are doing in this work, your horse will express himself and we need t not take it personal. very good job, thank you for sharing / stina

[FDHorsetraining]

Hi Stina Thanks!

[SuperClaudeGoshen]

Lovely, Farah. Finally the video you told me about last Thursday. I love the way he leaves you for his little canter break, and how it's not a big deal. When he comes back, he is even more motivated. The little kick is naughty, but I suppose if he had wanted to nail you, he would have. It's great how non-reactive you were. I might have sent him away if it was me, but then again, he would only enjoy that more and run for half an hour, right?

[FDHorsetraining]

Yeah it was fun, the interesting thing about the kick was yes, if he really wanted to get me he would have. The reason I reacted the way I did way that I had been correcting him in a different way. I was wanting him to go forward better and straighten his shoulders. So I corrected those things instead and the behavior went away....That was the source of the kick...