How to teach Horse Trick Training! (Free Jumps, Sideways, Take)

Hi,
some people asked me to explain some of my tricks. I know that everybody has her/his own methods, here is how I taught Jay all the things that you can see in my other videos!
This video shows explanations for free jumping, sideways and take.

Have fun!
P.S. Thx to Modrone, Horselvr13 and Lowes Dream! I did this video for you :-)

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[nat9810]

i love your vids and id love you to teach us the smile trick

[Marenlene]

@nat9810 Hi, there are several ways to teach the smile trick, if you are patient and your horse does smile occassionally, wait for the next time he smiles and then reward him immediatelly. He will remember and if you reward him again the next again, maybe even use a clicker, he will begin to understand. Another method is to make your horse smile: Use an interesting smell that your horse doesn't know, such as an onion, molasses etc. when your horse smiles then, reward! Then repeat.

[Marenlene]

@nat9810 Let me know if it works for you. Good luck :-)

[nat9810]

thanks ill try this weekend :)

[MigrationTranslators]

Love it! Who needs dressage when you can do such fun stuff your horse!

[Xeersim]

Go to AlwaysHorseLove's channel, Eva roemaat. :'D

[Marenlene]

Respond to this video... I am sure that there are more professional methods out there where you start to teach your horse to first rear a bit and then get up higher. Maybe have a look for people who taught the trick before and ask them as well? I am not a professional trainer, i just have a good connection with horses and spend some time with them. Good luck!

[Marenlene]

@HorseLover0903 However, if I wanted to teach rearing, I would use a clicker and a carrot (cut into little pieces). I would wait until I see him rearing when playing, then use the clicker, say loud "REAR!!" and praise him, give him the carrot etc. The horse probably won't understand immediately but if you do it a few times, chances are high that he does.

[Marenlene]

@HorseLover0903 Hi, so far I haven't taught him. When I train horses I try to find out what they naturally like to do and then either make a trick out of it or not. For example, Jay doesn't like to lay down and he wouldn't rear when he plays with other horses, so he doesn't have a natural prerequisite for these tricks. With other horses, I would only teach rearing as a trick when they are quiet/obedient enough to understand that they ONLY rear when asked for.

[stinker1998]

awww! Your horse loves you!