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The short answer is YES. The long and more detailed answer will be revealed in another post. Stay tuned.. When we’re working with our horses, we want them to behave safe. We want them to respond timely to our cues. When our horses, don’t respond timely to our cues, we care. We want to change that! We (try to) change the behaviour of our horse: from disobedient to obedient. From ignoring us,…

I would love to hear from you. What do you think is the biggest mistake horse owners make when they clicker train their horses? I would love to hear what you think about this! Share your thoughts in the comments below.Happy Horse trainingSandra

Whenever you have a Challenge with your horse, the first step is to break the problem down in smaller pieces. Imagine your horse doesn’t lift his feet well for cleaning or trimming. How can you break down that problem for your horse? Break it down for your horse Your horse doesn’t know anything about your expectations! When you break your goal down and start rewarding your horse for a slight…

The Confident Clicker Trainer

Clicker Training almost always enhances and enriches horse-human friendships. But even the most compassionate trainer can sometimes do things they regret, like falling back on coercion when their horse doesn’t listen. Join my free 3-part training This 3-part series offers strategies for clicker trainers that support and enhance the bond with your horse in training. Learn to make the right…