Nathaniel White Feather horsemanship native american style

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Pets & Animals

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• nathaniel white feather
• white feather foundaiton
• horse training
• trail rides
• riding lessons
• native american

[windsofcolor]

That's the way we rode all our horses as kids. just get on!! Fun to watch

[hannahshelley14]

Paint/pinto.

[Ratchet25]

What kind of horse is that called, the ones with those splotches like that?

[cincoponies]

no bit no ill fitting saddle, no cruelty...and one lowers a horse's head to release endorphins and calm them...do a wee bit of research before attacking...

[ChloeTolsa]

@lionsexlover

And its not "cruel" at all. The horse just doesn't know what he is asking and you can tell the horse is new to it all :)

[ChloeTolsa]

@alamo1022

You can never stop learning from horses, he is pulling the horses head down for another reason, it keeps them relaxed and unaware of things around them. "Where the horses head goes, the mind follow" Horses with their head held high are alert horses.

[ChloeTolsa]

@101Hossy

This horse is learning and this man knows exactly what he is doing. I do some of these horsemanship methods with my horses :)

[ChloeTolsa]

@lionsexlover

bahahaha, no way the horse isn't in any pain at all. Its a method to calm a horse "where the head goes, the mind follows." Horses with their head held high are alert horses, horses with their head down aren't aware of anything around them.

[ChloeTolsa]

@lionsexlover

If you were smart enough you would actually notice ALL horses who greet each other do that :) 

[ChloeTolsa]

See how he is pulling the horses head down? I do the same with my horses when i do natural horsemanship with them, It relaxes them :) "Where the horses head goes the mind follows" When their head is held high they are looking around for any danger, when they put their head to the ground that aren't alert of anything around them. Try it with your horses it really does help them calm down :) And it IS something you do in horsemanship!