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Horse Training Tips
Below are some horse training tips that every horse trainer should use. These tips work on all horses regardless of their age, heritage, or tasks.
Horse Training Tips
A Comfortable Horse Will Learn Faster
If a horse is uncomfortable, you can expect training that do to be a waste of time and effort. You will need your horse as comfortable and relaxed as possible. A good way to tell if your horse is relaxed is how high they hold their head. If they hold their head straight up, they are tense and alert. If they relax their head midway or lower, it means they are relaxed and comfortable.
Where is the Best Place to Train Your Horse
The best place to train your horse is in an area they are comfortable with. If your horse hates a ring or being close to a fence, then by all means take him or her out in the open where he or she will feel more at ease.
Be Sure Your Horse Understands Basic Commands Before Riding
Before you start riding your horse, you will need to make sure that he or she understands the following commands:
It's Never Too Early to Start Bonding
The earlier a horse gets to know you, the better. You should also start introducing younger horses to things they will have to cope with later (such as common fears). Remember, younger horses have less attention spans and will require shorter training sessions. It's also wise to keep the mother horse within eyesight of the foal while training to keep it calm.
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