Oliver Pose
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Thanks for this! I was looking to see if I can could capture and/or shape a dog doing a stack. This helps give me ideas of what I am looking for (muscle tension etc). Gotta love microshaping!
Donna, Jessie & Lucy
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gorgeous horse & some great clicker training:)
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what is this for ??? why does one make ahorse pose ??
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Very Nice! You are reading your horse beautifully. Thanks for the steps.
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Really nice timing. He has a beautiful pose!
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Lovely! Can you describe the steps you took to get to this point with the pose?
Ksturg8929 4 years ago
Hello! I trained his pose by free shaping: he would offer different head positions to get me to click and I would click anything close to what I pictured and it evolved from there. Some people place the horse's head with the lead rope and then click and I'm sure there are other ways. His pose keeps changing and now I click him for shifting his weight onto his hindquarters.
kcaporale 4 years ago