Motivate your Horse

Clip from Ellen Ofstads video "Motivate Your Horse - Positive and Natural Training". This film, as well as Ellen's other films can be found at http://ellenofstad.com/motivateyourhorse/motivateyourhorse.html

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• Ellen
• Ofstad
• horse
• training
• Texas
• clicker
• positive
• Natural
• horsemanship

[Biron092]

oh! wonderful!

[AshleighRSexton]

@mammalfish Wow, you aren't very bright are you? First of all I HAVE a western pleasure horse and that "slow" movement comes natrually. She moves the same in the pasture as she does in the show ring. So maybe you should do some research before you start saying stuff like that.

[gothla]

Very good job;

[Peggasus09]

Paul...I'm one of those who has many "free" videos on YouTube. In answer to your question, it's because most of us want to encourage a shift in training methods and example is a very good way to show what can be done.

[carambee]

To show people a little glimps of what they can see in their dvd's, wich does make them money..

[garrisonequinecentre]

Very nice video, thanks,

but can some one tell me why these knowlageble folks

put these videos on

It doesn't make them any money,,

Why bother?

Thanks

Paul Garrison

[RidingLethal]

I have a very, very sound ex race horse? Message me, please.

[ropefast]

Thank you for inlighting us with your knowledge..mammalfish we all can tell from ur profile of all the save you have with horses.

[crazyness525]

wow I love how shes excited about working with her horses. Im definatly gonna use this when buying my new horse soon(1weekor2) :) im so excited!!

[mammalfish]

It is disgusting on how the horses lope during 47 to 100. Horses should be able to go natually. It's just ruining the horse by starting training too early and it prones the horse to ligament damage in the future. Look at most race horses. There is NO such thing as a sound race horse, and it's a shame that the horses are made to go slow in Western pleasure. Otherwise I like the video.