Clicker Training for Advanced Ground Skills
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he's so big!
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umm not meaning to be rude but i not unsafe because if the horse stept on it it wouldnt do anything
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Woow she growss ! You should be proud of her!
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ohh she's going great! From her birth I always watch he :) !!!
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i cant believe she 10 months already!!! its insaine!!!
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Lovely to watch.
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She's getting so big!!!
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Tempo is looking great Kim! Keep up the awesome work. Looks nice and warm in the south, T-shirt, I'm jealous.
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....is that safe to have a lead that long on the ground,Ksturg??
--not meant to sound...judgmental, I'm just wondering.
misteazer1 3 years ago
Good question. We like our horses to learn to go on either a short or long/loose line. The more slack in the line, the better prepared they are for liberty (no line) work. We also teach them to relax and wait for assistanc if they happen to get "caught up" in the rope. If they step over it, this is a teaching opportunity!
Ksturg8929 3 years ago