Teaching a Horse to Jump at Liberty
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- čas přidán 10. 07. 2023
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Professional horse petter 😂 I love it!
i need one! lol
So well done! Free work is such a great way to help horses get their confidence back, and to increase their confidence in their human companions. Thanks for sharing this, Warwick. Also, love the t-shirt and your hair!
Slow and steady wins the race 👏
After seeing your video I tried clicker training with my horse (I've already used it for my dogs),well, it's amazing how quick he learns and how Happy he is, he really looked like he was having fun. In just half an hour he was trotting on the pole by himself😊thank you!
that hairs outta control war
🥳🤣
I couldn't agree more. It's a combination of joining up along with horsemanship and jumping training knowledge(from the ground lol) ❤ good job 😊
I’ve been having a lot of fun with clicker training so it’s great to see you talk about it.
And nice hair!
A great example of the guidelines we follow to shape behaviour with Positive Reinforcement (clicker) training, ie. the small pieces/steps of behaviour are called Successive Approximations, shaping guidelines by Karen Pryor (1999) recommends keeping criteria low and reinforcement high and when introducing new criteria (adding stepping over a pole/jump) we lower other criteria such as the distance. Also, having the jump next to the fence is a great example of Antecedent Arrangement, to reduce 'errors' and we call this an 'errorless learning mindset' to keep the learner feeling successful and prevent them practicing unwanted behaviour. This is similar to a behaviour clicker trainers teach called "A to B" and within that we can build distance and include obstacles and jumps between A and B.
I definitely see how clicker training can work so well with Warwick's principals, they seem to share a lot of core concepts. Such as, Successive Approximations is a lot like "know the answer before you ask the question", and Antecedent Arrangement is like "make the wrong thing hard and the right thing easy". Someone familiar with Warwick's methods of training could certainly add the marker signal (click) into their toolbox!
@@kh628 except that Positive Reinforcement (clicker) training is the opposite.
@@kh628 some are similar, ie. shaping behaviour, some are the complete opposite ie. the motivation to do behaviour .
This is brilliant, and a fantastic example of the principles of training!
Perfect examples of your principles of training!
been a while since I watched a Warwick Schiller video. Are there no barbers in around the new place? All jokes, digging the new look
Very impressive. Thank you for sharing with us. You are inspiring! I am applying the principles of training to the rest of my life with good results.
I love learning different ways to shape! Thank you.
So cool you share her training with us.
Thanks for sharing!
Love it. Well done!!!
Awesome! 👏👏👏
Positive reinforcement. With this method you can eliminate all that emotional back and forth human to horse/animal communication that can cause misunderstanding. Simple, straightforward. Why not try it 😏
This makes so much sense! 🤠 How long did it take?
awesome :))
I NEED that shirt lol
Ok this is all great but where do I get the shirt 🤔
So Cool !
QUESTION: my horse wonders off and starts eating when I let him off the lead rope. How can I get him to go around me without the lead rope
does he have 24 hour access to grass?
using food reinforcers helped me a lot with this issue!! also 24 hr outside living, because then the grass wasn’t a limited resource and the horse didn’t feel like they needed to get as much as they could then, because it wouldn’t be available later. but incorporating food rewards and operating on the horses terms (allowing them to say “no”, which will lead to them saying “yes!”)
Hello Warwick, What is the difference between a Rider and a Horseman? Could you answer this question in a You Tube video.
Not really, because then it gets into judgement, and Im not really interested in that
@@WarwickSchiller ooooohh let me try to answer the question! I’m no stranger to judgement; shame, and guilt; really that’s my family’s love language, and insecurities are a big part of our holiday family traditions. By the way, in all seriousness, exposure to polyvagal theory, and all the techniques you’ve shared online, have greatly improved my relationships with my horses as well as my family. So, thank you a million Warwick! Ahem, as to the question of the difference between a rider and a horseman...a rider just uses a horse like an all-terrain vehicle, like an object, without inherent intrinsic value, whereas horsemen seem to recognize that horses are sentient. The best horseman treat their horses the best, and they are extremely subjectively(emotionally) intelligent. It seems that good equestrians are able to intuit the perspective of the horse, empathize, and use subtle cues as part of a mutual dialogue between 2 conscious beings, even as they assert themselves at the top of the hierarchy
Whats the name of the girl in the film?
Tuva
@@WarwickSchiller Maybe Tova would prefer to remain anonymous; and a girl when she seems like a fantastic horsewoman. But that's a bit like saying 'my wife' wrote this with me or 'my cameraman' thought of this fantastic shot. It's nice to give people credit for their work & ideas with their full names! Even Peder Fredricson gets a mention here. very 1950's. 🙂 Does seem like you had an interesting retreat.🐾
If dogs can learn it why can't horses ? ❤