I love how you always begin with an example of the desired end result but demonstrate with a horse completely new to the exercise. You have a beautiful temperament with the horses :)
@@RonanHorsemanship I just took a peek at your website. And I think it is a superb thing that you share your knowledge for free. Instead of paid programs which are mostly stupidly expensive. Spreading knowledge is very important for horsewelfare. But to much people only think about money and ego.
Hi Valery, sorry for my late reply. Basically, you don't want to use that crop, just get rid of it. You want your horse to respond to you! So, you might need the crop at the very early stages, for a day or two, but that's it. Then, your legs will take, and pretty soon just your weight will be enough... if you are consistant. That's the most important. I invite you to take a look at this video where I explain how to sync with such "dull" horses: www.ronanhorsemanship.com/blog/exercises-saddle-walk-trot-canter/
Very nice tutorial!
Thank you for sharing.
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I love how you always begin with an example of the desired end result but demonstrate with a horse completely new to the exercise. You have a beautiful temperament with the horses :)
Thank you very much for your kind word!
Ronan, respect for your clear way of working. Superb video !
Thanks a lot for your comment Robert!
@@RonanHorsemanship I just took a peek at your website. And I think it is a superb thing that you share your knowledge for free. Instead of paid programs which are mostly stupidly expensive. Spreading knowledge is very important for horsewelfare. But to much people only think about money and ego.
my horse diesnt respond to a whip or branch, so she just stands still or eats. How do i get her to respond to a crop?
Hi Valery, sorry for my late reply. Basically, you don't want to use that crop, just get rid of it. You want your horse to respond to you!
So, you might need the crop at the very early stages, for a day or two, but that's it. Then, your legs will take, and pretty soon just your weight will be enough... if you are consistant. That's the most important. I invite you to take a look at this video where I explain how to sync with such "dull" horses:
www.ronanhorsemanship.com/blog/exercises-saddle-walk-trot-canter/